That reminds me of one of the best scenes from Freaks and Geeks, which is made all the more ironic since Joe Flaherty was himself a big Rush fan and even did some videos for the band in character...
Man I wore some Rush albums out. But listening now, knowing what I know about ayn rand and her ideas…it’s a tougher sell. Ahh who am i kidding. I will still rock the f out to Cygnus X-1.
Man I wore some Rush albums out.
But listening now, knowing what I know about ayn rand and her ideas…it’s a tougher sell.
Ahh who am i kidding. I will still rock the f out to Cygnus X-1.
I don't have many regrets, but not seeing these guys when they were touring will be one of them.
Not just one of my favorite Rush songs but one of my favorite songs of all time.
Same. Forever planted my my top 10. I should probably write out that list.
Easily one of my favorite songs. Its so fun, and Neil plays like a beast!
And the story (lyrics) are cool too.
I'm trying to find the story and striking out. I want to have it printed and hand it in my living room.
The story is in the song.
Are you talking about the short story Neil based the lyrics on? You can find it here. It's called "A Nice Morning Drive".
Thank you! I found the title of the story, but couldn't find the story itself.
That reminds me of one of the best scenes from Freaks and Geeks, which is made all the more ironic since Joe Flaherty was himself a big Rush fan and even did some videos for the band in character as County Floyd from SCTV.
That is so awesome! I love knowing the backstory for stuff like this. Thank you for sharing it!
Man I wore some Rush albums out.
But listening now, knowing what I know about ayn rand and her ideas…it’s a tougher sell.
Ahh who am i kidding. I will still rock the f out to Cygnus X-1.
I know, but I'm sure some parts were cut out. A physical copy would be awesome.
One of my favorite Rush songs.