Happy Friday everyone. Yesterday I woke up late today it's early. Oy. In my opinion early is better than LATE (still no clue how that happened) BUT well, I'm driving home tonight...
Anna
Anna
Good morning, Anna. Happy Friday!
Back in the day...
Best album to listen to with headphones on to go to sleep. Not a bad track on the whole album.
Except I heard my dad in this one.
Best album to listen to with headphones on to go to sleep. Not a bad track on the whole album.
Except I heard my dad in this one.
KAS
I tried to stop myself. I really did. My brain lost the battle to my fingers (far from an unprecedented situation, actually).
Apologies in advance.
Forgive me for getting all serious here, but tiz important. Please read from this post forward:
Deeming Regulations have been released!!!!
Deeming Regulations have been released!!!!
Posting Cygnus X-1 here would be much too long, but that's the one that hit my brain.
Purely coincidental (and slightly freaky? )
Album Review: Rush’s Deluxe 40th Anniversary ‘Hemispheres’ Reissue – Rolling Stone
Nothing like having a new band playing at your high school -
On one hand, John Rutsey had to regret not sticking it out with Rush. On the other hand, the band probably would not have made it out of the 70’s had he stuck it out. Finding My Way and Working Man were great tunes but no one would be talking about them today without the dude that suceeded him. We certainly wouldn’t be talking about Cygnus X-1. The thing was, his successor didn’t make the band, he complimented the band and they all made each other better. They were a bit of a mess when I first saw them (Caress of Steel tour). Wasn’t long and they had it dialed in. They went on to be one if the most polished bands there has been. One that only three guys together for 40-50 years working a grueling schedule could possibly do. Too bad we get old. Playing music is as physical as it is artistic. I guess all good things must come to an end. By hatchet, axe, or saw.
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