With Rush officially done and Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson seemingly uninterested or at least hesitant to move forward together after the death of Neil Peart, little remains as far as tantalizing fans with music-haves […]
Tag: Geddy Lee
Album Review: Rush – Test for Echo
The Beatles have the White Album. Metallica has the Black Album. Rush has the Maligned Album. Test For Echo. Hardly a favorite among the Rush elite, Test for Echo, the band’s 16th studio album, was […]
Rush Live Albums Ranked Worst to First
Not all live albums are created equal. Even from the same band. And, with a bit of a heavy heart (and some procrastination) tackling all of the live Rush albums to determine the worst to […]
Concert Review: Rush – Presto Tour April 2, 1990
Thirty-years ago today I attended my first concert. Which was also my first Rush concert. Presto tour. Coincidentally, I saw the Rush Presto tour at the Forum in Los Angeles, the location of Rush’s final […]
Album Review: Alex Lifeson – Victor
WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE! Oh, sorry. That was for my other blog. Ok, just kidding. But seeing as I was to see classic rockers Kansas (for the first time!) on Friday for their Point […]
Top 10 Albums Reviewed for 2019
I don’t review albums all that much, something I’d like to reverse in the future since it costs far less than attending concerts and theoretically I can post more often. Unfortunately, I don’t have the […]
Album Review: Geddy Lee – My Favourite Headache (Vinyl)
Finally scored an actual record store day record on Record Store Day…which unbeknownst to me now comes twice a year. Rush singer and bass guitarist Geddy Lee’s lone solo album My Favorite Headache got the […]
Book Review: Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass
It finally arrived. Forgive the fluff, sometimes it makes for good reading but I am fully aware that often the reader would prefer the writer just gets on with it. Don’t worry, expect a review […]
