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"Runnin' here
And I'm runnin' there
I'm lookin' for my girl!"

I believe THE SEEKER is a Who song. Not sure which album(probably a real early one)but it appears on a few of the Greatest hits(ETC.) compilations. This song was released in Britain as a single around the time THE WHO recorded Live At Leeds in 1970.Later that same year, Decca, the name of their rec...

Back in the 70's when Rush were on their Drive Til' You Die tour, some critics were branding them for having fascist ideals which was painful to Geddy because his father actually died as a result of the camp.

awip2062 wrote:

Backstage attempting a seance with the crew

Does anyone know what really happened with this situation?I only just found out about this like, last week .If Alex's son, Justin had listened to the management's warnings of not going onto the stage, none of this would have happened... This has the potential of being more harmful to the future of R...

It's nice enough now that Rush chooses not to have an opening act on their tours anymore!
LONG LIVE RUSH!

With the exception of the last song, Seven And Seven by Love , I know all of the songs that Rush is covering on Feedback .As much as I love Rush music in all it's various stages, I am still having a hard time trying to picture Geddy Lee singing Heartful Of Soul by the Yardbirds the way it is meant t...

I heard the clip from Rush.com and all I can say is...wow. It really sounds like old Rush from the seventies, with those loud in your face guitars that I love. Wouldn't it be great if they wrote some new tunes with that sound and style? I know you can't go back, but it would be more like going full...