NEIL PEART

[KINDOY2 263]

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/neil-peart-rush-dead-cover-story-1110496/?fbclid=IwAR0HWwfZMbZ3itl_cOm5Tg1xHFLLOgPuQcXn2zaeXiPMlppIyqqxkhpVALY

[LowRyter 636]

I read his book, "Ghost Rider".  It was a melancholy autobiographical story of grief, Canadian winters, drums, GS Beemers and scotch.  And lots of nice people and travel.  It was a great book.  I tried to read his next book but couldn't get into it.

[Twin AH 46]

Same............. he was a different dude.

 

Ciao

[Admin Jaap 373]

The professor on the drumkit. Can't believe he passed a year ago already.

[gstallons 696]

With age , Time approaches the speed of light

[biesel 153]

NEIL not Neal :-) 

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The story behind Ghost Rider is very sad. He lost his first family within a short period.

A big Rush fan here.  My first album was "Power Windows" in the 80s and I bought every Album which was released aftwards.
Years later I discovered the whole discography.

My favorites: "Permanent Waves" and "Moving Pictures".

I always link Jaap to Rush ... the Starman avatar and ...

 

[docc 3,368]

The very first post in Jaap's popular "What do you listen to?" thread is Earthshine-Rush:

 

[biesel 153]

YES ... I really really like the "Vapour Trails" album. The remixed versionfrom 2013 is much better .

[docc 3,368]

15 minutes ago, gstallons said:

Would you like to give us some history on what inspired you to get this forum started .......

This is deserving of a topic of its own!