Rush - Beyond the lighted stage
Rush - Beyond the lighted stage
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garycat

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5,149 posts

233 months

Wednesday 7th July 2010
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Highly recommended if you are a fan of this group, Its the story of the band, but what comes across more is what good mates they all are. Can you imagine working with your friends from school for 40+ years?

Simbu

1,874 posts

197 months

Wednesday 7th July 2010
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Cheers for the heads up, been a fan since my old man took me to see them at the NIA a few years ago thumbup

worsy

6,465 posts

198 months

Wednesday 7th July 2010
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garycat said:
Can you imagine working with your friends from school for 40+ years?
God no!

But will take a look at this smile

Flat six

47 posts

235 months

Monday 19th July 2010
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Beyond the Lighted Stage is what RUSH fans have been waiting for, a little insight into the amazing close friendship between them.
I was lucky to have the local cinema premiere the film and have also brought the DVD which I've watched about half a dozen times so far!
The bond between Alex & Ged is obvious, with Ged even saying Neil is still the newboy, lol.

A very warm & entertaining viewing that will really appeal to an enthusiast. A rare 'must-buy'

The bonus feature of 'Dinner with the Band at a Hunting Lodge' is a pure joy to watch which had me laughing with them as if I was there.

Been a fan for over thirty years, seen them 18 times, listen to them everyday and can't wait to have them tour here again next year!

Some simply amazing technical musicianship especially unique.

SeeFive

8,353 posts

256 months

Monday 19th July 2010
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Flat six said:
can't wait to have them tour here again next year!
Rush are touring UK next year? :excited: Must get tickets this time. I have liked their music for a number of years, but have never seen them live.

For a 3 piece band, they can make a big sound. Interestingly, I hear a story of when Alex lost s string or two and left the stage for repairs, the audience hardly noticed that he was not there such was the cover from Geddy and Neil.

The cynic in me thinks maybe there was a backing track, or someone out the back as frequently happens with bands (awaits flaming for such a suggestion about Rush) but would like to think not.

I'll keep my eye on ticketmaster...

Nicholas Blair

4,111 posts

307 months

Monday 19th July 2010
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SeeFive said:
Flat six said:
can't wait to have them tour here again next year!
Rush are touring UK next year? :excited: Must get tickets this time. I have liked their music for a number of years, but have never seen them live.

For a 3 piece band, they can make a big sound. Interestingly, I hear a story of when Alex lost s string or two and left the stage for repairs, the audience hardly noticed that he was not there such was the cover from Geddy and Neil.

The cynic in me thinks maybe there was a backing track, or someone out the back as frequently happens with bands (awaits flaming for such a suggestion about Rush) but would like to think not.

I'll keep my eye on ticketmaster...
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