Geddy Lee And Max Webster Song Rocks

Spake_Man · Post by **Spake_Man** » Sun Jan 02, 2005 6:36 pm

anyone heard a song done by geddy lee and max webster called " Battle Scar " ? it rocks !!!!!

H3WMW · Post by **H3WMW** » Mon Jan 03, 2005 7:16 am

Yes I have.

Actually it's not just Geddy, it's all 3 members of Rush and Max Webster on the record.

I have the 7" single of this and also the "Universal Juveniles" CD that the Websters released in 1980.

Here's a little known fact for you.............

Rush and Max Webster recorded this song as a bonus and whichever band finished their album first would get this song on their album.

Max Webster released Universal Juveniles before Rush finished Moving Pictures......so Battlescar nearly made it onto Moving Pictures!!!!

D'Anconia · Post by **D'Anconia** » Thu Jan 06, 2005 3:52 am

H3WMW wrote:Yes I have.

Actually it's not just Geddy, it's all 3 members of Rush and Max Webster on the record.

I have the 7" single of this and also the "Universal Juveniles" CD that the Websters released in 1980.

Here's a little known fact for you.............

Rush and Max Webster recorded this song as a bonus and whichever band finished their album first would get this song on their album.

Max Webster released Universal Juveniles before Rush finished Moving Pictures......so Battlescar nearly made it onto Moving Pictures!!!!

I never heard that story. If it's true I'm glad Max won the race. While I like Battlescar it does not belong on Moving Pictures. That album is a masterpiece as is.

wcp · Post by **wcp** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 9:43 pm

Yep i love Max Webster! such an amazing band!
another well known part of Max Webster history, the band actually broke up because of Rush. They were on the Anthem label but were never treated which as much respect as they felt they deserved. Anthem would continually put them aside for Rush priorities. Max Webster actually got the nickname of "Rush's little brother". So after so many years of this they decided to all go their seprate ways, being sick of their treatment. Well i wouldn't say Rush was the only cause for their brake up (artistic visions also played a role) but it was a contributing factor.

another little well known factoid Pye Dubois, the song writter for Max Webster also co-wrote Tom Sawyer with Neil

kinda cool. and apparently both still remain freinds today.

if you liked the song Battlescar some other Max Webster Songs you may like are:

1)Here Among the Cats
2)Hangover
3)Toronto Tontos (halarious song)
4)Paradise Skies
5)Lip Service

all great songs, and lead singer Kim Mitchel actually hosts his own show on a Toronto Classic Rock radio station, the station slips my mind now...but if you want the name i shall research it for ya

H3WMW · Post by **H3WMW** » Wed Jan 12, 2005 8:01 am

Pye Dubois also co-wrote the lyrics for Force Ten, Between Sun & Moon, and Test For Echo.

H3WMW · Post by **H3WMW** » Wed Jan 12, 2005 8:02 am

Another really great Max Webster song is

April In Toledo

(The B-side track to the Battlescar single)

Post by **Yahoo [Bot]** » Wed Feb 17, 2016 12:02 am

Rush and Max Webster recorded this song as a bonus and whichever band finished their album first would get this song on their album.

CygnusX1 · Post by **CygnusX1** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 12:33 pm

I have the "Universal Juveniles" 1980 Vinyl.

Bought it when local radio started playing "battlescar."

The cover is cheesy, but the music isn't.

I also bought Crack The Sky's "White Music" vinyl the same day.

"Hot Razors in My Heart" was popular at that time.