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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Gliderjohn on January 10, 2020, 04:37:07 PM
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Dang it, from brain cancer. Such a talented man and fellow rider.
GliderJohn
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Rush drummer/lyricist Neil Peart dead at 67.
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As a drummer myself, I know the dedication he had to put forth to achieve the level of perfection he showed.
RIP Neil :bow:
Paul B :boozing: :boozing:
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For anyone that loved Rush’s music - a part of us died this week.
RIP Neil Peart - you were a good one.
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My favourite band since 1983; hence my screen name.
I'll be raising a glass tonight. :boozing:
Tires spitting gravel
I commit my weekly crime
(https://i.ibb.co/Ln3TMcL/drum-10-2005-1.jpg) (https://ibb.co/Ln3TMcL)
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Oh no. RIP Neil.
My kids make fun of me for being a Rush fan. I'm saddened by this news.
Air drummers will be devastated.
:cry:
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He wrote a fabulous book about riding between shows. (I think)
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My local Rock station is doing a Rush all evening in tribute.
Tom
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Dang it, from brain cancer. ...
what the heck is going on with all of these glioblastomas. i know 3 people who have/had them. 20 years ago we never heard about them. is it cell phone use or...what?
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Sad. I loved them back in the day. I challenge anyone to listen to YYZ and not be blown away.
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Another legend has left us. Super talented with the sticks.
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I always felt I had a connection with him even though I never met him as he was from my home town, St.Catharines. I remember his first band, JR Flood playing local venues. Read all his books, well worth the read. Great drummer and great rider with an uncompromising attitude. Taken from us way too early!!!! RIP
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He wrote a fabulous book about riding between shows. (I think)
RIP for the "Ghost Rider" (Travels on the Healing Road). Famous for riding his GS between shows.
Raise a glass of The Macallan for Neal.
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Terrible news....he was a dedicated rider / enthusiast...and an exceptional talented drummer....Godspeed Neal, and R.I.P.
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https://youtu.be/09l35k0rGvY (https://youtu.be/09l35k0rGvY)
A humorous piece done for tv that aired in 2007. 6 minutes. Bit of bike content.
What did the drummer get on his I.Q. test?.....
....Drool! :drool:
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This is very sad. He was a great musician, and an outstanding human being.
PhilB
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Good book. Daughter died in a car crash driving to college. Wife never recovered & died of cancer in about a yr. Hence, he called a time out, bought the bike, cleared his head, wrote the book then rejoined Rush.
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One of my favorite bands. Very sad news. RIP Neal.
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Big Rush fan here ... so sad.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-peart-rush-obituary-936221/
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A loss in the music world for sure.
Condolences to those.
Ciao
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SOundtrack of my youth.... SO sad..
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since you mention his riding, I found some shots of him and his GS
(https://i.ibb.co/289FXjR/81714429-10158443914373488-5673728123879817216-n.jpg) (https://ibb.co/289FXjR)
(https://i.ibb.co/7JsmsMt/82736683-10158443914438488-5762447253268594688-n.jpg) (https://ibb.co/7JsmsMt)
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A Hundred Miles Before Breakfast - The Beautiful Life Of Rush Drummer And Motorcyclist Neil Peart (https://www.cycleworld.com/hundred-miles-before-breakfast-beautiful-life-rush-drummer-and-motorcyclist-neil-peart/?fbclid=IwAR2kfV7reudw3RvYMHZheHrgTspXzHCiAdOf-T7dGaVSfQbb3KrkFY-sJKU)
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A Hundred Miles Before Breakfast - The Beautiful Life Of Rush Drummer And Motorcyclist Neil Peart (https://www.cycleworld.com/hundred-miles-before-breakfast-beautiful-life-rush-drummer-and-motorcyclist-neil-peart/?fbclid=IwAR2kfV7reudw3RvYMHZheHrgTspXzHCiAdOf-T7dGaVSfQbb3KrkFY-sJKU)
Ghost Rider is just a good book. I was garageband drummer, drink scotch and ride motorcycles, so I could relate to much. It was marvelous bittersweet story. We can all feel pain and experience loneliness whether you're a rock star or retired guy. It also brought to life the winter in Canada in a surprisingly great point of view. Got to see the band after reading it.
Highly recommended book.
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"You can drive those wheels to the end of the road
You will still find the past right behind you"
- RUSH (CARVE AWAY THE STONE)
"Only so many summers, so many springs..."
- Don Henley: Last Worthless Evening
'Geezer
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Very sad, I loved Rush, and as a newbie drummer looked at Peart as one of my inspirations with Carey and Harrison...
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A good article about him from the AMA magazine, from 2009:
https://americanmotorcyclist.com/rock-roller-rush-drummer-neil-peart-lives-for-motorcycles-hes-also-one-incredibly-thoughtful-guy/
PhilB
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RIP Neal.......Rush was the very first rock concert I went to.......back around 1973 - 74. They were on the bill opening up for Canned Heat and Steppenwolf. Rush blew the other two bands off the stage. Sorry to say I have not seen them live since. :cry: :cry:
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Still hard to believe. At the moment it is really hard to watch this but I can recommend the documentaries:
Time Stand Still & Beyond The Lighted Stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPseMdrUTpw
Maybe this helps to cheer us up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq3yjfoorsU
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One of my favorite bands of all time. I listen to at least one Rush song daily. RIP, Neil.
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I've been a Rush fan since about 1980 when "Moving Pictures" was released. I was about 12. At time, I worked quickly to collect all of their albums, which, at that time included, "Rush", "Fly By Night", "Caress Of Steel", "A Farewell to Kings", "Hemispheres", and "Permanent Waves."
I'm fortunate enough to have seen them twice in concert, once during the "Counterparts" tour in 1994, and and once during the "Clockwork Angels " in 2112 2012.
Two of the best concerts I've ever been too.
Some of my favorite songs by them include, "The Trees" (Hemispheres), "Spirit Of the Radio", "Free Will" (both from Permanent Waves, 1980), Limelight, YYZ, Vital Signs (Moving Pictures 1981), Subdivisions and Countdown (Signals). Those are just a few. There are too, too, many to list.
All three members are/were phenomenal musicians, and Neal, of course a brilliant lyricist and author.
Sadly, I've not had the time to read any of his books, but, plan on doing so. My brother had read of all them, so, I can even borrow them from him.
RIP, Neal.
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Pics from the AMA museum display of his 1995 R1100GS and his drum kit from the 30th anniversary tour.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/planethiker/2651865086/in/photostream/ (https://www.flickr.com/photos/planethiker/2651865086/in/photostream/)
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My shots, starting with my AMA Museum visit of the special Ghost Rider exhibit.
RIP, Professor.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mojohand/albums/72157685872370531/with/5830887453/
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Some of you may be curious as to my “air drumming” reference in my first post. I was not being disrespectful in any way. It’s a reference to the film “Adventures Of Power”, a story about an air drummer seeking recognition. Air drummers universally agree that Rush songs are near impossible to replicate. In the finale, he has to air drum to Tom Sawyer. Hijinks ensue. Neil Peart makes a cameo appearance.
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what the heck is going on with all of these glioblastomas. i know 3 people who have/had them. 20 years ago we never heard about them. is it cell phone use or...what?
I hear you man somethings happening
My wife died of a Glioblastoma ( horrible name ) and i have meet 2 others since
I have though since her passing it was the cell phone and i now refuse to hold it to my ear
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Pics from the AMA museum display of his 1995 R1100GS and his drum kit from the 30th anniversary tour.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/planethiker/2651865086/in/photostream/ (https://www.flickr.com/photos/planethiker/2651865086/in/photostream/)
Not sure if you meant to, or even care, but thinking you had more than one photo of his bikes I started clicking the arrow and was like, "wow, Neal has interesting tastes in motorcycles." than your family photos popped up. "Oops, time to go back to the forum."
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Not sure if you meant to, or even care, but thinking you had more than one photo of his bikes I started clicking the arrow and was like, "wow, Neal has interesting tastes in motorcycles." than your family photos popped up. "Oops, time to go back to the forum."
Not my pics, but, pics I found online.
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Not my pics, but, pics I found online.
:shocked: LOL!
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A great tribute by the The United States Army Band "Pershing's Own":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAPSK_cV5n0