He was hydraulics of course. Avionics were sparky in our world.
Rush fan I see. Saw them in Fayetteville, NC, when I was in, open for REO Speed Wagon and Blue Oyster Cult. They had just released 2112. They were, by far, the best band on the bill.
airfrogusmc wrote:
He was hydraulics of course. Avionics were sparky in our world.
Rush fan I see. Saw them in Fayetteville, NC, when I was in, open for REO Speed Wagon and Blue Oyster Cult. They had just released 2112. They were, by far, the best band on the bill.
Yes I am... Have been a fan since the release of Fly by Night, but didn't see them live until A Farewell to Kings tour where a buddy and I drove from Sourthen Michigan to Toronto for the show back in 77. It's very sad that the world lost Neil and just last month we lost ZZ Tops Dusty Hill...
Yeah it was a sad day indeed for both. I saw Rush mid 1990s as well as the time I saw them in 1977. A bud turned me on to them when the first album came out. I just love the raw energy on that record. Man they were so young. Working Man...I went through several of those albums and well as 2112.
Thanks Alan, the light this morning was amazing, tried to capture it in the deep forest before this shot (but couldn't quite get what I was looking for) and was leaving when I caught that one.