The Great Gig in the Sky Thread
101 - 113 of 113 Posts
Joined
·
7,014 Posts
Amazing, almost 60.
Rush had to quit touring because the effort required to be the real Peart on drums was crippling, by the end of the tour he was a physical mess. I am not a big Rush fan but have seen them several times, the first was before their first record. I have been lucky enough to see most of the great drummers going back to the early '70's and 2 really stand out. Keith Moon's complexity combined with the ability to produce more sound than the space shuttle, he could move stadiums and Neil Peart's limbs move at the speed of light and never stop.
101 - 113 of 113 Posts
Join the discussion
Recommended Reading
-
Youtube channel 46works
GeneralTotally cool channel for wannabes like me... He has a short shop tour video. All the equipment I would love to collect and own and learn to use someday.- 0
- 9
-
jcw · updated
-
The "Whatcha Doin Today" Thread
GeneralI assume that many members here are doing lots of small, but interesting things throughout the days. While those things might not warrant a 1000 page thread I thought it would be fun to have a thread that people could post the small things. Be it a job done on a bike, or car, or just something...- 2K
- 123K
-
jaguar · updated
-
83 Yamaha Virago 500
GeneralHello Does any year Yamaha R1 Complete front fork which includes the break system , suspension , rims and tires , and handle bar with gauges fit in my newly purchased Stock 83 Yamaha Virago 500 ..Thanks guys I’m new in the forum community- 5
- 120
-
ThrowBack Thrusday 4/9/15 - GM's Bill Mitchell was a "Cafe racer"
GeneralTrying something new out here that the rest of the internet already seems to be doing. Mostly because this place has really sucked as of lately. Anyway.... I don't know what I was searching for when I found this nice little anecdote about GM's Head Designer Bill Mitchell and a crashed borrowed...- 9
- 1K
-
Join now to ask and comment!