Rush in coachella?

[malomakaio-]

[QUOTE=Your Favorite Band Sucks;27275]

...Geddy Lee is one of the best bass players to ever pick one up...QUOTE]



Victor Wooten, Flea, Paul McCartney, Les Claypool, Roger Waters, and Gene Simmons say hello.

hahahaha are you kidding me? Gene Simmons?? I can admit that while Rush is not my particular favorite, they're excellent musicians. And you can't deny the rock that is Tom Sawyer

[Your Favorite Band Sucks]

[QUOTE=malomakaio-;28154]

hahahaha are you kidding me? Gene Simmons?? I can admit that while Rush is not my particular favorite, they're excellent musicians. And you can't deny the rock that is Tom Sawyer

The Demon will rip off your head and shit down your neck for laughing in his direction. Tom Sawyer is not rock- it is several minutes of Geddy sounding like he's looking for the balls that he never had, and smoking pole at the same time.

In closing, Rush is the worst band ever.

[frozen pilgrim]

[QUOTE=Your Favorite Band Sucks;27275]

...Geddy Lee is one of the best bass players to ever pick one up...QUOTE]



Victor Wooten, Flea, Paul McCartney, Les Claypool, Roger Waters, and Gene Simmons say hello.

everyone except paul mccartney gene simmons. he's extremely talented, just not at bass (although he's still better than say, paul mccartney). and you left one guy off. he gets ignored so much because (like a lot of newer music) people can't friggin' stand the singer. mudvayne's bassist is ryan martinie, and he's by far one of the most innovative, brilliant, and basically mind blowing bassists I've ever seen. including seeing wooten play with the flecktones, and seeing primus.
this is the best example I could find on youtube. it pales in comparison to standing four feet away from him (ten feet away from his array of half gallien krueger half ampeg 4x12 cabs on a base of unidentified subs) and watching him play every spot on the bass with every part of both hands with lightning speed, not missing a note for an hour and a half
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1IVl9K6fGU

[mountmccabe]

I saw Rush in 1993 and I rather enjoyed it. Candlebox opened!

I saw Rush again in 1996. I liked it but it struck me that the two shows were all but identical. And I wasn't raving about the 10-minute drum solo either time.

I realized that I would never care to see them again.

The end.

[Jamezwm]

You know who else would be awesome?

DEF LEPPARD

The drummer only has one arm

[kreutz2112]

You know who else would be awesome?

DEF LEPPARD

The drummer only has one arm

I posted this last night, but it got erased:

If you are trying to imply that Rush has anything in common with Def Leppard you are wrong. The only thing they have in common is they both released albums in the 80's, but so did Linda Ronstadt and Black Flag.

AND

The difference between Rush and Coheed: Rush is original, Coheed is not.

[nbvcide]

bump.. Rush at Coachella 2010? realistic or no?

[obzen]

Unlikely.

However,I would welcome it-but no...not going to happen.

[Suffacated]

Rush tracks in the Sahara.

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

LIVE FROM INSIDE A FLYING WATERMELON!!!

[hendrixfan143]

Fuck Rush

[obzen]

...okay?

[sithlord]

You know who else would be awesome?

DEF LEPPARD

The drummer only has one arm

...so Def Leppard, Coachella 2010?

[nbvcide]

i was wondering if it was realistic or not.. while not myself a big fan, they are very influential, and not as big a classic name as to cost a fortune.. i was thinking sub..

[nbvcide]

...so Def Leppard, Coachella 2010?

that's like saying Bon Jovi for Coachella 2010..

i've never met any musicians who have talked about how they were influenced by either of those bands, while i can't tell you the number who cite Rush as one..

[cooperb1]

i would like this but i dont think it will happen