I had no idea there was so much ing happening at Rush shows
Lol
Rush shows have so much audio stimulation, it far outweighs the insane guy to girl ratio at their shows
Last show I went to, they had an opening movie/skit, and as closer. In the closing scene, geddy jokes about how he saw two chicks in his section of the crowd...neal and Alex were like awesome, that's gotta be a record! Rofl
Then Paul Rudd and Jason Segel reprise their roles from I Love You Man, and freak Rush out by sneaking into their backstage room
Pretty funny
I didn't listen to it
He probably was. I wasn't that into Primus at the time but they put on a great show. They played all of Sailing the Sea of Cheese.
Yeah. Their sets are pretty elaborate. A little corny but elaborate
I got to see that at the Tour De Fromage they did a while back, the whole second set was that album.
Is that the one when Herb came back? I went to that too and damn that was a good concert. The DVD they released from that tour was awesome too
Damn. When did they get on Roadrunner? That's crazy.
Yup, I saw them with Brain before too, and liked that as well. DJ Disk opened up for them, and Buckethead joined them on a few songs. I love Brain, but I was glad Herb came back. I liked one of Herb's other bands, Laundry I think they were called. I have the cd somewhere
Yeah. Its Laundry. I didn't care for Brain that much.
I like the stuff he does with Laswell/Praxis quite a bit, but the Brown Album was pretty uneven.
Is praxis any good? I saw bucket head a month or so ago, thoroughly enjoyed it, and I know he's in praxis
Yesterday, Rush released their new single, “Headlong Flight,” giving fans a taste of what’s to come on the band’s upcoming album, Clockwork Angels, out June 12. Clockwork Angels is Rush’s 20th studio release and their first set of original material in over five years, so there’s plenty of buzz surrounding the release.
Now, the men have announced a cross-country 2012 tour in support of Clockwork Angels. The jaunt kicks off September 7 in Manchester, New Hampshire and will travel to 30-plus cities before closing out December 2 in Houston, Texas. Tickets go on sale starting April 27 in most cities via Ticketmaster and LiveNation. For information on when tickets go on sale for the date closest to you, visit Rush’s official site, and find a complete list of tour dates, below.
As for “Headlong Flight,” Rush singer and bass player Geddy Lee says it was a delight to write. “’Headlong Flight’ was one of those songs that was a joy to write and record from beginning to end,” he said in an official statement. “Alex [Lifeson] and I had blast jamming in my home studio one day before the 2nd leg of the Time Machine Tour and I did not revisit that jam until a year later.
“Alex and I assembled the song to be an instrumental and its original le was 'Take that lampshade off yo head!' but once we saw the lyrics Neil had written for 'Headlong Flight,' I knew that the spirit of the lyrics matched the instrumental perfectly and it was just a matter of making them fit and writing the melodies.” Are you stoked to see Rush in 2012? Let us know in the comments section, below!
Rush 2012 Tour Dates:
9/7 -- Manchester, NH, Verizon Wireless Arena
9/9 -- Washington, D.C., Jiffy Lube Live Amphitheater
9/11 -- Pittsburgh, PA, CONSOL Energy Center
9/13 -- Indianapolis, IN, Bankers Life Fieldhouse
9/15 -- Chicago, IL, United Center
9/18 -- Detroit, MI, Palace of Auburn Hills
9/20 -- Columbus, OH, Nationwide Arena
9/22 -- St. Louis, MO, Scottrade Center
9/24 -- Minneapolis, MN, Target Center
9/26 -- Winnipeg, MB, MTS Centre
9/28 -- Saskatoon, SK, Credit Union Centre
9/30 -- Edmonton, AB, Rexall Place
10/10 -- Bridgeport, CT, Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard
10/12 -- Philadelphia, PA, Wells Fargo Center
10/14 -- Toronto, ON, Air Canada Centre
10/18 -- Montreal, QC, Bell Centre
10/20 -- Newark, NJ, Prudential Center
10/22 -- Brooklyn, NY, Barclays Center
10/24 -- Boston, MA, TD Garden
10/26 -- Buffalo, NY, First Niagara Center
10/28 -- Cleveland, OH, Quicken Loans Arena
10/30 -- Charlotte, NC, Time Warner Cable Arena
11/1 -- Atlanta, GA, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
11/3 -- Tampa, FL, 1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre
11/13 -- Seattle, WA, KeyArena
11/15 -- San Jose, CA, HP Pavilion
11/17 -- Anaheim, CA, Honda Center
11/19 -- Los Angeles, CA, Gibson Amphitheatre
11/23 -- Las Vegas, NV, MGM Grand Garden Arena
11/25 -- Phoenix, AZ, US Airways Center
11/28 -- Dallas, TX, American Airlines Center
11/30 -- San Antonio, TX, AT&T Center
12/2 -- Houston, TX, Toyota Center
http://www2.gibson.com/News-Lifestyl...0419-2012.aspx
They are one of my favorite bands. Here is a video off their first album:
Each album usually just has Brain, Buckethead and Bill Laswell as constants, but the band can be anywhere from just those three to 5 more people. The DJ from the Jungle Brothers is the DJ on this video from '92, John Zorn is on one of them with Yamatsuka Eye, and Grandmaster DXT and the Skratch Piklz are on some.
I was there!So what did you think of the sample?
Great album, but Vapor Trails is my last favorite CD from them. That tour was at the Verizon Wireless, which has since been closed down.
I'm sure they will tour this summer, at least I hope they do.
I'm curious as to who will open up for them on tour.
I thought they normally toured on their own.
Good point, since they usually put on a 3hr show.
They play in Dallas practically on Thanksgiving
Lame
How would that get in the way of the concert?
And at AAC. Double lame.
I heard it's going to be Kool & the Gang.
I'm curious as to who will open up for them on tour.
Yeah, as far as I know they have no openers, they just play for 3 hours. The cool thing about this (other than three hours of Rush) is when they give each other a rest. Specifically the part where Neil does his 10-15 min percussion solo while the other two go offstage and chill.
I'm curious as to who will open up for them on tour.
Don't even go there!
I hope they do the South Park skit for Tom Sawyer!
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