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 […]
Tag: Neil Peart
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 […]
Saying A Farewell to Our Kings
When I heard that he was gone,I felt a shadow cross my heart… In the last nine months, I lost my dog suddenly to cancer, a got daily updates from my childhood best friend as […]
Missing Neil Peart
Suddenly … you were gone … from all the lives you left your mark upon. Sadly, today was inevitable. I did not know him personally nor did I ever meet him. However, outside my parents […]
Book Review: The Masked Rider by Neil Peart
The Masked Rider – Cycling in West Africa I finally got around to it. I’ve had The Masked Rider by Neil Peart on my bookshelf for several years now. It was purchased more as a […]
