SR XXI: Title Change

Sounds like a great show.  This is probably their first tour that I have missed since 1989/1990, but since they didn't come here, it wasn't practical for me to go see them elsewhere.

rushfan4 wrote: Sounds like a great show.  This is probably their first tour that I have missed since 1989/1990, but since they didn't come here, it wasn't practical for me to go see them elsewhere.

Understandable. Hopefully they'll have another tour after the new album is released next year and they'll be close enough for you to see them, Scott.

Of course, I'm hoping the same is true for me. Plus I'd like to see Rush make one more album to make it to #20. Not many bands have released 20 albums.

How does it sound like Kings of Leon? 

horsewithteeth11 wrote: rushfan4 wrote: Sounds like a great show.  This is probably their first tour that I have missed since 1989/1990, but since they didn't come here, it wasn't practical for me to go see them elsewhere. Understandable. Hopefully they'll have another tour after the new album is released next year and they'll be close enough for you to see them, Scott. Of course, I'm hoping the same is true for me. Plus I'd like to see Rush make one more album to make it to #20. Not many bands have released 20 albums.

I could always fly down to Tampa next month and stay with my parents so that I could see them, but again, not really practical.  (And I call myself a fanboy. Pshaw).  It was cool to see that they played the 2 new songs.  I would have liked to have seen the entire Moving Pictures played.  That would have been cool.  It is probably safe to assume that a new DVD will be out after this tour, so I might just get to enjoy the show anyway.

rushfan4 wrote: horsewithteeth11 wrote: rushfan4 wrote: Sounds like a great show.  This is probably their first tour that I have missed since 1989/1990, but since they didn't come here, it wasn't practical for me to go see them elsewhere. Understandable. Hopefully they'll have another tour after the new album is released next year and they'll be close enough for you to see them, Scott. Of course, I'm hoping the same is true for me. Plus I'd like to see Rush make one more album to make it to #20. Not many bands have released 20 albums. I could always fly down to Tampa next month and stay with my parents so that I could see them, but again, not really practical.  (And I call myself a fanboy. Pshaw).  It was cool to see that they played the 2 new songs.  I would have liked to have seen the entire Moving Pictures played.  That would have been cool.  It is probably safe to assume that a new DVD will be out after this tour, so I might just get to enjoy the show anyway.

This setlist was awesome enough that it would be a crime to us Rush fanboys (and fangirls) everywhere to not release a DVD for it.

Hey June, what's new?

JJLehto wrote: Am hoping to get to some concerts soon. None prog but still

The other concerts I have for this year are Titus Andronicus in September (they released my current favorite album of the year so far), Katatonia (maybe) and Muse in October, and Epica and DEVY! in November.

June wrote: JJLehto wrote: Am hoping to get to some concerts soon. None prog but still  Me too, anything, really... I need to start looking to see what's happening again.

Yeah, I've been bad with concerts and missed a few over the years I regret

Some metal ones coming up though!
I know my brother mentioned Testament for sure


Edited by JJLehto - August 30 2010 at 15:51

horsewithteeth11 wrote: JJLehto wrote: Am hoping to get to some concerts soon. None prog but still  The other concerts I have for this year are Titus Andronicus in September (they released my current favorite album of the year so far), Katatonia (maybe) and Muse in October, and Epica and DEVY! in November.

Oh he added more dates, he'll be in Michigan, but yet again on the wrong side. Some day I may actually get to attend a concert.

Yeah, Testament are opening for Slayer and Megadeth, which would be a killer show.