The National Midnight Star #462

Errors-To: rush-request@syrinx.umd.edu Reply-To: rush@syrinx.umd.edu Sender: rush@syrinx.umd.edu Precedence: bulk From: rush@syrinx.umd.edu To: rush_mailing_list Subject: 04/10/92 - The National Midnight Star #462
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Regarding the Older Songs Re: 04/07/92 - The National Midnight Star #461 Tour Information and Jones Beach RUSH to be on Rockline Terry Brown producing Danforth and Pape The God fearing Channel's Death to Rock Music Shpeal Re: 04/07/92 - The National Midnight Star #461 Music List Help Me!! Rush in Cincinnati??!! Re: 04/07/92 - The National Midnight Star #461 Dates for Philly? Need tix to Rush in Phoenix ... New Haven (belated) CD Boots Tab to Available Light and The Big Wheel Rushwords, y muchas gracias a couple things... ---------------------------------------------------------- From: Editor, The National Midnight Star <rush-mgr@syrinx.umd.edu> Subject: Administrivia I have updated the list of dates for the Roll The Bones tour in the file at the anonymous ftp site at Syrinx. The filename is: rush/special/rtb.tour.dates This is by no means complete, but it's something. Here is the last part of it, containing all shows mentioned in today's NMS: ------------------------------ cut here ------------------------------ May 21 Memphis, TN, Mid-South Coliseum May 23 Kansas City, MO Kemper Arena May 24 Wichita, KS Kansas Coliseum May 25 Oklahoma City, OK Myriad Arena May 27 Denver, CO Fiddler's Green Amph. June 3 Irvine Meadows, CA June 7th Phoenix - Valley of the Sun - Desert Sky Pavillion June 12 Riverport Amphitheatre, St. Louis, MO June 13 Starwood Ampitheater Nashville, TN June 14 Blockbuster Pavillion, Charlotte, NC June 16 Merriweather Post Pavillion, Columbia, MD June 19 Meadowlands Arena, E. Rutherford, NJ June 23 Dayton, OH June 24 Deer Creek, Noblesville, IN ------------------------------ cut here ------------------------------ Sorry for the lack of NMS this week, it's been brutal. There will be two issues today to catch up. I've had enough of posts about Neil's bandanna & cancer rumours. No more, please!!! Please remember to keep your .signature files short! I'd prefer them to be around five lines at most... Long sigs may be blasted at my discretion. I spotted at least two MST3000 quotes in todays submissions (across the two issues today)! rush-mgr ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 18:07 EST From: IS THERE ANYBODY LISTENING? I THERE ANYONE WHO SEES WHATS GOING ON? I got the poster from Ludwig the other day, and inside was an order form for theposter from the 'Presto' tour. I must say this is an excellent poster of Neil. Also, I remember years back a video for the song 'Take Off'. Does anyone out there have a copy of this??? Please email me. Jason ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: april fool Date: Tue, 07 Apr 92 16:17:18 -0700 From: jamesb@nevada.edu Hey, I didn't get my april fools day NMS(snif), could someone send me a copy? _______________________________________________________________________________ >From: jamesb@redrock.nevada.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feel free to send correspondance, flames however WILL be ignored! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Waffles are nothing more than a vehicle for butter and syrup" -- Dr. Forrester ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 18:20 EST From: Behcet man <OWENK%EARLHAM.BITNET@UICVM.UIC.EDU> Subject: Re: Playing the oldies Hello Out There, I agree, Alex Lifeson is really underrated as a guitarist and a musician. He's not a "flashy" player, but his sound is the color of all of Rush's songs. I really like the jangly, "Lerxst" sound he's developed in the last two albums. Enough said. ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 18:49:03 -0500 From: Michael Silverman <cubsfan@camelot.bradley.edu> Subject: Various matters 1) In the last issue, somebody asked if "Avaliable Light" had ever been performed live. The answer, no, it hasn't. Ever. Too bad, as this is my favorite song off _Presto_ 2) Here's my review of the new live Rush CD, "The Fly" cover art: Weird as hell! A big, fuzzy housefly on a purple background. A couple nice color pix inside the liner. On the back, where the setlist is shown, "Ghost of a Chance" is called "Ghost of Dance." Pretty funny, huh? The disc itself is beautiful, almost a picture disc, it is covered with purple and blue roses! oh, yeah, the music. Obviously audience-recored, it is still pretty good, though it is in stereo in name only. The bass gets over-recorded in some areas, but on the treble side, there is no hiss (CDs are good for something, right?) Some fade out occurs during "Force Ten" and again during the beginning of "Bravado" but otherwise the recording is pretty solid. Overall, it sounds sort of tinny, hollow, and audience- recorded, but overall, it is worth picking up, especially if you have not heard Rush on this tour. (or even if you have and want to hear them again!) I paid $35 for my copy. ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 18:59 EST From: Behcet man <OWENK%EARLHAM.BITNET@UICVM.UIC.EDU> Subject: Re: CoS cover art Hello Out There, I remeber reading about the CARESS OF STEEL cover in VISIONS, the biography by that Banaciewicz fellow. Apparently the artwork was originally much brighter, but for some reason turned out dark when it was reproduced on the album cover. The central figure is a man (somewhat reminiscent of the "Father Time" figure that Led Zeppelin used) whom I think is a representation of The Necromancer. I have always suspected that The Necromancer was a Tolkein reference, but who can be sure when it comes to Neil Peart's lyrics? Anyway, I'm not sure if I have the right answer, so you might want to check out VISIONS. "There is no safe seat at the feast..." Owen Kelm ---------------------------------------------------------- From: rivard@claude.ma30.bull.com (Dennis Rivard) Subject: Alex and Geddy on Rockline Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 20:10:16 EDT I happened upon the end of last night's Rockline, and among the upcoming shows, Geddy and Alex were mentioned (no date given)... Does anyone know if this is simply a reapeat (impossible IMHO).... Has Rockline had the same band on twice during the same album/tour before? Thanks, Dennis ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 20:11 EST From: MIKE <STU_MLWALL@VAX1.ACS.JMU.EDU> Subject: Neil poster address! Hey there NMSer's! Although I decided to dodge the heated and thoroughly significant debates over the great dog/submarine controversy of 1991, the great bandana schism of March and now the impending bone/brain/whatever cancer summit of April, I couldn't resist helping Neil fans in ned of a poster! (sarcasm coming though alright ? :)) Anyhow the address is : Ludwig Industries Neil Peart Poster P.O. Box 310 Elkhart, Indiana 46515 I got mine a couple days ago..it's only about 16'' by 20 '' but its a great photo. As previously posted it comes with a cool ludwig sticker, and order forms for ludwig clothes and some other posters (including Neil's presto one). It's only 3 bucks so I'd say its worth the cash. Also does anyone have the date and ticket sale date for either Rush's show at Merriweather post this summer or a Spinal Tap show near D.C. ? Any info would be appreciated! Mike Wall .. stu_mlwall@vax1.acs.jmu.edu ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Regarding the Older Songs From: IO11330@MAINE.maine.edu (The illustrius Pat Ellis (the DM)) Date: Tue, 07 Apr 92 20:04:29 EDT First of all I'd like to say thank you to who ever came up with this listing, I most probably couldn't have seen rush this time around with out TNMS. Now to my point, I have seen it discussed in various forms reasons why Rush won't play there older material in concert. Well I seem to recall, and maybe some guitar players out there can give some input an articule in guitar magazine around the time of P/G that interviewed Neil (??? Don't ask me why???), anyway during that article I believe Neil said that he did n't like to play much of there material from before 1980 because he said it was "childish"!!!! While I love alot of there older stuff, on thinking about it I had to agree. There message and music have all changed since those early days and some may say for the worst, but I guess that's the reason that they are so unwilling to play much of there older material, They just Don't like as much as there new stuff, Can someone find that article, It may not have been in there, But I Don't know, Patrick Ellis --------------Why are we here? For the Beer, Row the boats-------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 07 Apr 92 20:16:19 EDT From: Olias of Sunhillow <MWEINTR@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU> Subject: Re: 04/07/92 - The National Midnight Star #461 Fellow Rushians, About two or three years ago, I turned on my radio (gasp!) and heard a really, really cool Rush song, filled with Geddy's high-pitched voice... But when _Presto_ (the new album at the time) came out, this way-cool song wasn't on it. The reason, of course, was that it WASN'T A RUSH SONG!!!!! It was a song by a band (I *think* from Chicago) called Siren, and the song was called "All is Forgiven"... The funny part is that the vocalist is a female (hehehe), with the vocal range of Geddy... Well, the band (Siren) released this one album, and changed their name (to something like Red Siren), and then disappeared... I owned their album for the briefest of times, and it was truly Rush-inspired (a la Queensryche and Fates Warning) on PolyGram (coincidence???) records.... Does anyone know what happened to them? Not only can I find their debut CD anymore, I can't find anything by them... Anyone know anything??? Mucho gracias, mein froinds... Mike (Solaris on IRC...) mweintr@auvm.american.edu ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 20:55:10 EDT From: jalhart@skidmore.EDU (Lerxst) Subject: Tour Information and Jones Beach Well I have stumbled across some more tour dates for the summer tour so here goes: May 23 Kansas City, MO Kemper Arena May 24 Wichita, KS Kansas Coliseum May 25 Oklahoma City, OK Myriad Arena As posted 4/7 May 27 Denver, CO Fiddler's Green Amph. Like usual I will reiterate my usual disclaimer, this info is accurate to the best of my knowledge and as far as I know, none of the these dates have gone on sale yet. Check your radio stations, but don't be disappointed if they do NOT know yet.... And now a bit of troubling tour news, in speaking to a friend of mine who supplies me with information regarding the boyz, there now will NOT be a date at Jones Beach. Apparently, they have decided not to play any outdoor venues which do not have a covering over at least part of the amphitheatre. Jones Beach is completely open and they feel that if it rains they would have to cancel and they do not want to do that. So as of now, no Jones Beach. I will keep you all posted. However, Meadowlands is definitely happpening although, I'm not sure when tix go on sale. Who knows, maybe they'll play Garden State Arts Center instead of Jones Beach. Any questions about the above can be emailed directly to me. Later. Ken F. ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 21:07:52 EST From: murpup@wpi.WPI.EDU (Christopher Jame Murray) Subject: RUSH to be on Rockline Just a reminder to all you Rush fans out there to keep your ears peeled for Alex and eddappear on Rockline. I am not sure of the exact date although this past Monday it was announced that Rush would be on sometime soon( i.e. the next few weeks). (just noticed the mistake in Geddy's name above....My God!!! What is this blasphemy I have committed?:-) ) Any how for those of you who dont know, Rockline comes on Monday nights at about 11:00 Hope your listenin'- I know I will, murpup ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 21:10:27 -0400 From: jaeger@buphy.bu.edu (Georg Friedrich von Jaeger) Subject: Terry Brown producing Hello Everyone (sounding like Karl Haas) I picked up the previously mentioned recent Terry Brown/Hugh Syme project (oh yeah, there were also musicians!) with the band Fates Warning. The album is called `Parallels' and is not half bad I must say. Not a bad 1st (?) album. I recommend it to anyone who is comfortable with `heavy metal`-style vocals (they're growing on me). The final track is the closest thing to CoS I've heard, and the opening track sounds like the boys playing drunk (wouldn't be too bad, would it?), quite catchy. This band seems to have accumulated quite a range of influences, which I take as a good sign for their future. I hear some Rush, Saga, and Kansas influence. Hugh Syme has done a nice cover in the same style as that for PoW. So if you see it cheap or are looking for something to buy, give it a try... Gregg ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gregg Jaeger (jaeger@buphy.bu.edu) | Tristero? Treestero? Dept(s). of Physics (and Philosophy) | ______/|/| 590 Commonwealth Ave. | (_) \|\| Boston University, Boston MA 02215 | WASTE: Box 49 Boston. Trystero? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 21:30 EDT From: FISHBOY <AACUNZO@ccmail.sunysb.edu> Subject: Danforth and Pape I was quite surprised yesterday when, looking at a street map of Toronto, saw an intersection of two streets called Danforth and Pape. Is this already widely known? I'm sure there are Toronto residents out there saying, "No, really?" Andy Acunzo ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 21:32 EST From: PYROMANIAC OF THE 90'S <FMOORE@vax.clarku.edu> Subject: The God fearing Channel's Death to Rock Music Shpeal Howdy all, This posting is just in addition to the posting about the anti-rock music series shown on cable. I have seen several of these, the first was about two years ago, that my mother, and younger brother (who I got into Rush at age 9) and I watched mainly for fun. Lately, I have noticed that it comes on about once a week, sometimes I catch it, and I watch it primarily as entertainment, I enjoy the ignorant, non thinking fools who believe this stuff. However, I have seen the attack (let's face that's what it is) on Rush and Zeppelin. Their arguement is that when Rush recorded `Anthem', they backmasked the lyrics so that there would be a satanic message if you played the record backwards (which everyone does with their new albums ;). ) Though it's not a Rush topic, they also attacked Van Halen and Heuy Lewis and the news. Heuy Lewis, have you nothing better to do with your time? They said that the song `Jacob's Ladder' (hmmm.) is anti-god because it says that people make their own choices and are by no means perfect (there tied it in with Neil's objectivist ideology). These people must be braindead, Heuy is Mr. Cleancut American, not some rebel rocker. Anyway, the long, sad story behind all this is the shows serve no purpose aside from entertainment value only. Don't take them seriously, because the same people that buy them are the same people that give to televangelists. Can you see it now, convert Geddy or god will kill him! Ooohhh, my head. Enough of this sillyness, GET OUT THERE AND ROCK! AND ROLL THE BONES!! Frank. ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 21:59:58 -0400 From: nam2@po.CWRU.Edu (Nicholas A. Mascari) Subject: Re: 04/07/92 - The National Midnight Star #461 > OK, here's the latest word on the boyz's return to Cleveland >Ohio at Blossom. It's going to be sometime in May (anyone got exact >dates?) with SPINAL TAP (!!!) OPENING! Gonna be SOOO kick-A! AWESOME!!! HEY JIM, I'LL SEE YA THERE!!!!! >Subject: Let's Bring Them Back. > >Hello. > > I'm here again to tell you what we, the Rush fans, are missing here in the >continental U.S. I'm telling you this again and again, because I need to >receive your attention. I need to make you aware of the fact the we need >more recognition for this under-rated band that we all appreciate very much >so. This visionary group called Rush. The name might seem shallow to some, >but the contents of their albums shows how wrong they can be about that. This makes so sense. If we are Rush fans, what are we missing? Personally, I _LIKE_ the fact that Rush is not some glamour cheese band like Guns 'n' Roses or Firehouse. For one, I like to think of being a Rush fan like being a member of a secret club. WE know what Rush is all about and that they are the best thing to happen to Rock and Roll ever and on and on and on. So what if the high schools fluff chicks havent even heard of them?? I say,"GOOD!!". > > Yes, Rush is not getting enough attention from the American music >listeners. So let's put out minds together and come up with a solution to >make others listen to the band and be blessed by their visions. To bring >Rush into the media and re-introduce them to the non-Rush-fanatic public. >This should make a better enviornment for us to satisfy our passion to listen >to Rush and learn their ways. MAKE others listen to the band??? Be blesses by their visions? What the hell are you talking about?? That sounds like brainwash!! What the hell is a better environment to blah blah blah. What?!? My passion is deeply satisfied at a live Rush show with 10000 screaming fanatics just like me all around. > > Once we have others to recognize the band, they will no longer be >under-rated. I think they deserve this service from their fans, which are >us. Please let me know what you think about re-introduction of Rush to the >music world. Let's bring back the real art of Rock. Let's play it again. > >Keivan Khalichi. Flame away!!! -- |~~~\ | | /~~~\ | | Nick Mascari - Case Western Reserve University |___/ | | \ |____| "While their invaders dream of lands they've | \ | | \ | | left behind, better people-better food-and | \ \__/ \___/ | | BETTER BEER!!!" - Neil Peart, Territories. ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 21:12 CDT From: KRUSZ@VAX1.Mankato.MSUS.EDU Subject: Music List Does anyone know of any dates to concerts **ANYWHERE** near Minnesota? Please!! let me know of any tour dates that the Boyz will be playing near me!! Also any information on when tickets go on sale and local area tickebastard phone numbers would be GREATLY appreciated. On another note, I recently bought the GUP Tour video and I still have yet to see it :^(!! I don't trust any of the VCR's that my friends have and I have to wait until this weekend to get mine from home! One last thing, I was wondering what sorts of other music (did I say that?) do most of you like to listen to? Send me a list of your favorite ten or fifteen groups and I'll compile and post a list of the most listened to groups from people involved with NMS. I think that it will be interesting to see if we have simular tastes in music. Mail your lists to: krusz@vax1.mankato.msus.edu Oh yeah, make sure that the subject line says something like "music list" or something simular. "Why the hell not?" --Alex Lifeson Jeff Krusz Mankato State University, MN INTERNET: krusz@vax1.mankato.msus.edu ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 21:26:23 -0500 From: yaszbj@expert.cc.purdue.edu (Brian Yasz) Subject: Help Me!! To all Hoosier NMSers: Fearing that Rush might not make it to Alpine Valley in East Troy, WI., I purchased tickets for the show at Deer Creek near Indianapolis, IN. I have one small problem.... I have no idea where Deer Creek is other than that it is "near" Indianapolis. I go to school at Purdue and know how to get to Indy via Rt65. Anyone who can help me please e-mail me VERY soon. (My account will disappear when school ends!!!) Thanks "I believe there's a ghost of a chance" (that I will find out how to get to this concert that I have tickets for!!) ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 23:24 EDT From: BUSCHLE%NKUVAX.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu Subject: Rush in Cincinnati??!! Just thought first I'd say Hi!! Just heard about NMS...and this is/was the first issue I received. It's GREAT!!! Now...has anybody heard of Rush being in Cincinnati (or anywhere close) in the near future?? If you have a date...ticket info...any of that stuff Please leave it here or send it to me directly. BUSCHLE@NKUVAX CYA, Mark ---------------------------------------------------------- From: tvos@ais.org (David A Warner) Subject: Re: 04/07/92 - The National Midnight Star #461 Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 23:47:21 EDT Lkwould anyone of you have rush cd's,tapes etc in another foreign language such as spanish, french, japenese etc////// is there such a thing?? also where could i order a " presto cover album poster " for my wall in my bedroom? about the bandanna controverse going on, my speculation is that neil wears the headband to connect with the primal forces of nature, between and beyond to reach nirvana when he's banging away at his drum kit.................. *** come on dudes, get a life *** *** for those who could give a hoot, I'm seeing the boys again for the third time rlb tour......*** twice in detroit michigan one in st.louis < hopefully there's a second date added > **************** rush mgr, let me know if this is too long ******************* [ Yes, it was much too long - I deleted it. Try to keep .sigs to five lines or so, Please. :rush-mgr ] later world.......................... -- ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 8 Apr 92 00:37:26 -0400 From: cps5@po.CWRU.Edu (Christopher P. Schmitz) Subject: Dates for Philly? Hey out there, Does anyone know any summer dates for Philadelphia yet! If anyone finds out please post or e-mail me immediately. I saw the boyz in Cleveland last December and I sure can't wait another two or three years to see them again. Thanks. -- Chris Schmitz (cps5) ---- Glaser House "Did you have a good world when you died?" "The future's uncertain, the end is always near." "Day destroys the night, night divides the day." "This is the end."--- J.Morrison ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 8 Apr 92 00:51:27 -0400 From: Joseph Kung <jtkung@mtl.mit.edu> Subject: Need tix to Rush in Phoenix ... I will finally be graduating and moving to Phoenix, and it would be great to see Rush at Desert Sky. However, I have heard that tickets go on sale April 18th, and unfortunately, I will still be in Boston. Is there any kind soul in the area who could obtain a ticket for me? It would certainly be a nice welcome to the area, that's for sure. I missed the Roll The Bones concert in Worcester (I haven't missed them since Moving Pictures), and would love to see them on this tour! I'll be in Phoenix at the end of April and could easily re-imburse someone at that time. Thanks. - Joe ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 8 Apr 92 00:43:27 EST From: The Professor <MGALL@ucs.indiana.edu> Subject: New Haven (belated) Ok. I have been dying for someone to ask what it was but no one else seems to be curious (unless for some reason I missed it): What was Neil wearing on top of his head when he stood on his stool? He had some sort of a hat on, something like a marching band "shake-o". He wore it for a few songs and we didn't have good enough seats to actually make out what it was. Did he do this just for this concert it New Haven? BTW, this is a minor question, but not to be looked at like the bandana. I am just curious as to what it was not why he was wearing it. The Professor Another thing: When someone decides to stop their subscription of NMS, that is almost comprehendable. I, too, don't always have time for the NMS but the people that keep sending it to the wrong address is really getting annoying. I think that every time someone decides to POST that they don't want to get the NMS anymore, just send thousands of annoying FLAMES to them. That will make everyone remember.... ---------------------------------------------------------- From: "Travis Williams" <F1TRAVIS%ILSTU.bitnet@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu> Subject: CD Boots Date: 08 APR 1992 01:20 -00 Well, this is my first post to the National Midnight Star, and I'm so skeptical about my ability to actually get this there that I'm not going to take it too seriously, but I thought that a little illumination might be appreciated on the CD Boot subject, so people can stop asking. Anyway, there might be some innaccuracies, and if so, please let me know, but I'm fairly sure about all of them... Here's a list... Fly In the Night Toronto 11/29/77 55 min Rushian Roulette Pink Pop 6/4/79 50 min Red Barchetta From Exit...Video ?? min Red Stars of the S.F. From Exit...Video 55 min Enemys Within and... From GUP Video ?? min Temples of Syrinx From GUP Video 45 min Currently En Vogue From GUP Video ?? min Life Under Pressure From GUP Video ?? min The Fly Madison S.G 12/7/91 69 min 2CD Rush Live 1+2 Rosemont 11/1/91 100 min And I'm absolutely sure that I've missed some of the Grace Under Pressure boots...I don't have my lists here right now, or I'd be able to tell, but the bottom line is, the first two and the last two are the *ONLY* CD boots that have not been officially released in some form. You can take your copy of the videos and dub them off onto tape and get the others. CD's can be convienient and I'm not saying don't buy any, but be careful what you buy because the five above are all the same show...imagine how awful it would be to buy all the Grace CD's to find out they were all the same material. Also choose carefully because some (especially in the GUP material) discs contain more than others, for instance, Temples of Syrinx doesn't have -The Weapon- while Currently En Vogue does. By the way, The Fly is a very good audience tape as is Rush Live 1+2. Pink Pop is the best sounding, while Fly in the Night takes last, although it does contain -Cinderella Man-. Any further discussion (Sorry Dave) can be taken care of through email. I hope this helps. Travis Williams Illinois State University ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Tab to Available Light and The Big Wheel From: wilkinso@west.darkside.com (Sean Flanegan) Date: Tue, 07 Apr 92 22:04:52 PDT The complete tab to these and all other songs from Presto and RTB are in the guitar books that accompany the albums. Just go to your local music store that has alot of guitsr sheet music and they should have them or should be able to order them. There is also a P/g guitar book. All three are great and include tab and solos. My question is if anyone knows if the RUSH Complete songbooks are printed in tab. I want some of the earlier material in tab and I can't seem to find it!!! If anyone can help... PLEASE EMAIL ME!!!!!!! 1001001 s o s se an ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: 08 Apr 92 03:29:53 EDT From: Bruce Holtgren <70724.1622@CompuServe.COM> Subject: Rushwords, y muchas gracias A flick of the Bic and a tip of the hat to David C. Copley, for doing (and then reporting to TNMS!) the fascinating analysis of how many times certain words appear in Rush lyrics. Others may flame, but I thought it was one of the best examples I've seen yet of virtually-useless-but-fun information. (Now, if Mr. Copley would crank up his remarkable initiative an order of magnitude further and do a full-blown concordance, I'll bet he could even make some money from some of us freaks.) I haven't been so impressed with anything connected with Utah since I last hiked to Delicate Arch. And I thought *I* was weird for calculating the average length of a Rush song. (No, I won't post it. Too much depends on what one defines as a "song" -- and I'm two albums behind, anyway.) :-) Y que fabuloso tener noticias de alguien de sur de la frontera! "Mejor gente, mejor comida, mejor cerveza," en verdad! Mas, por favor! Viva Mexico! Viva la PAN! Viva Rush! Better the pride that resides in a citizen of the world ... Bruce <70724.1622@CompuServe.COM> ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 8 Apr 92 01:21:24 PDT From: glo@sdcc13.UCSD.EDU (Yo gurt!) Subject: a couple things... Hello out there! I just had a couple things on my mind that I thought get out into the open. First of all, I was wondering, does anybody know if Rush will be in either the San Diego or San Francisco areas in the relatively near future? I saw the boyz when they were down here in San Diego in January (Awesome concert!), and I sure would hate to miss 'em if they come around again. Secondly, there was a list of radio stations that air Rockline that someone (I can't remember who) compiled. Well, here's one more station to add to that list: 102.1 (KIOZ) in the San Diego area. Not too shabby, since I've heard Rush on there every-so-often. One last thing: I've heard on two separate occasions, a version of Roll the Bones, where the "chat" portion was edited out. Has anyone else out there heard it? Just thought I'd ask... -Garrett Lo ----------------------------------------------------------
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