Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 4:17 pm
Seems they have succeeded!!!
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Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 4:18 pm
I guessed 'Something For Nothing', their sense of humor was not tuned into this one it seems
Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 4:36 pm
i should get bonus points i guess freewill, but i emant they are free to choose not the song i swear it 
Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 4:38 pm
This is so cool, we've actually got Rush stuff to talk about!!!Sir Myghin wrote:i should get bonus points i guess freewill, but i emant they are free to choose not the song i swear it
One more small spoiler
Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 6:24 pm
Toward the end of Working Man, they broke into a style which took to be Reggae for about one round of the chorus. Slightly weird!!!
Would some one from last night confirm and give me your take on this.
WHAT YOU LOVE IS YOUR OWN POWER!!!!
Would some one from last night confirm and give me your take on this.
WHAT YOU LOVE IS YOUR OWN POWER!!!!
Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 6:35 pm
My take is those are neat lyrics from Something For Nothing... 
lyrics/thong
Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 6:43 pm
Not just neat lyrics, my favorite RUSH lyric of all time 
Sorry if the thong thing is not for you. Any woman would likely look great in it.
Sorry if the thong thing is not for you. Any woman would likely look great in it.
Posted: Thu May 27, 2004 10:34 pm
Believe it or not, I guessed Tom Sawyer! But I haven't heard anything so I guess some other lucky chap won. 
For Columbus, I'm about 1/3rd the way back in section F (center section behind B), smack dab in the middle. Not as close as I wanted but it should sound incredible there. Hope I can bring binocs!
For Columbus, I'm about 1/3rd the way back in section F (center section behind B), smack dab in the middle. Not as close as I wanted but it should sound incredible there. Hope I can bring binocs!
Posted: Sat May 29, 2004 11:37 am
Here is the setlist from the Charlotte show, I managed to stumble across..
Opening film starring Jerry Stiller
Opening Medley of about 90 seconds each (no singing):
Finding My Way
Anthem
Bastille Day
Passage to Bangkok
Cygnus X-1
Hemispheres
The Spirit of Radio
Force 10
Animate
Subdivisions
Earthshine
Red Barchetta
Roll the Bones
Bravado
YYZ
The Trees (Beatles Ending)
The Seeker (orig. by The Who)
One Little Victory
Intermission: Darn that Dragon, featuring the Bobbleheads, quite funny
Tom Sawyer
Dreamline
Secret Touch
Between the Wheels
Mystic Rhythms
Red Sector A
Drum Solo
Resist (Acoustic)
Heart of Soul (Acoustic) (orig. by ???)
2112: I, II, VI
La Villa Strangiato (with Alex rant, mostly about getting old, taking
Lipitor and Nexxium)
By-tor and the Snow Dog
Xanadu
Working Man (reggae ending)
Encore:
Summertime Blues (orig. by Eddie Cochrane)
Crossroads (orig. by Cream)
Limelight
Finis: Jerry Stiller clip. "What? You're still here? 31 songs wasn't
enough? Go home! I have to get to bed...ahhh...(grins)...they played
'Bangkok'..."
Opening film starring Jerry Stiller
Opening Medley of about 90 seconds each (no singing):
Finding My Way
Anthem
Bastille Day
Passage to Bangkok
Cygnus X-1
Hemispheres
The Spirit of Radio
Force 10
Animate
Subdivisions
Earthshine
Red Barchetta
Roll the Bones
Bravado
YYZ
The Trees (Beatles Ending)
The Seeker (orig. by The Who)
One Little Victory
Intermission: Darn that Dragon, featuring the Bobbleheads, quite funny
Tom Sawyer
Dreamline
Secret Touch
Between the Wheels
Mystic Rhythms
Red Sector A
Drum Solo
Resist (Acoustic)
Heart of Soul (Acoustic) (orig. by ???)
2112: I, II, VI
La Villa Strangiato (with Alex rant, mostly about getting old, taking
Lipitor and Nexxium)
By-tor and the Snow Dog
Xanadu
Working Man (reggae ending)
Encore:
Summertime Blues (orig. by Eddie Cochrane)
Crossroads (orig. by Cream)
Limelight
Finis: Jerry Stiller clip. "What? You're still here? 31 songs wasn't
enough? Go home! I have to get to bed...ahhh...(grins)...they played
'Bangkok'..."
set list posted 5/29
Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 8:44 am
This looks very accurate.
Nashville's ALEX RANT was something about flying model airplanes as a kid and his "FATHER"? doing it really good but when he let ALEX take the controls, it crashed every time?????
Is the "Rant" different every time?
It seems to be just a free-association ramble.
Nashville's ALEX RANT was something about flying model airplanes as a kid and his "FATHER"? doing it really good but when he let ALEX take the controls, it crashed every time?????
Is the "Rant" different every time?
It seems to be just a free-association ramble.
Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 8:48 am
Reading fan reviews of the last tour, it seems like there a half a dozen different monologues (or rants) that Alex would run though. I'm realy glad to see they're letting him do it again this year.
Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 11:41 am
In By-Tor's links section he has a link to some La Villa rants from the VT tour. Enjoy 
http://nocturne.us/
http://nocturne.us/
Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 1:25 pm
But none of the links work.*Lifesonite wrote:In By-Tor's links section he has a link to some La Villa rants from the VT tour. Enjoy
http://nocturne.us/
Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 1:59 pm
Ohh, bummer!!
Posted: Mon May 31, 2004 2:32 am
The set list is cool, not quite what I would like in some aspects, but still great (hey, they are touring). My only gripe is - where is "The Pass"? Where did that go? How cool would that have been acoustic right after Resist? The Pass was an importanant song to me, but then again I realize that I am only one person. *Sigh* Still, would have been nice to see it in there.