Yeah, that live recording will do it. First time I heard Rush was at a house party in 1975. They were playing (as it turned out) their first album. Loved it but never found out who it was until maybe a couple months later. I was at my bud's house and he played it and I'm like, "That's it!". Then I found out they had two other albums (Fly By Night and Caress of Steel). I was hooked. Then one night WXRT (a B-side radio station in Chicago) played 2112 in it's entirety. It was a couple weeks before it was released to the public back when radio stations got the pre-listens. I was finished. They actually spoiled me so bad that it was hard for me to get into rock n roll after that so I did a hard turn toward jazz in 1984. I never did fully jump back into R&R except for Rush and maybe some other bands to a slighter degree...mostly WXRT who would play unknowns with great music.
- Donovan – acoustic guitar, vocals
- Jeff Beck – electric guitar
- Ronnie Wood – bass
- Madeline Bell – backing vocals
- Micky Waller – drums[7]
- Lesley Duncan – backing vocals
- Suzi Quatro – backing vocals
- Nicky Hopkins – keyboards
- Mickie Most – producer
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This was one of my very first Provaris, which I bought as soon as the black ones dropped, back in early 2012. It's been through Hell, but is still kicking (that pic is from tonight).
The tank's a newer jobber (Nauti 2 or 3 Mini, or something like that). It's good.
These old Provis are absolute tanks though.
The tank's a newer jobber (Nauti 2 or 3 Mini, or something like that). It's good.
These old Provis are absolute tanks though.
My mini is still pristine. Not much use since battery scarcity.
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