Rush

I was just thinking of the time I went to see Rush on the Roll the Bones tour at Miami Arena in 1992.

As I walked up the steps of the arena I turned to the people I was with and said “that’s Neil Peart” and pointed at Neil standing with a bike outside the arena (with I think Tim from Primus on his bike). I don’t know if they believed me because of how casually I said it and the way I kept moving despite being a big fan of Rush and Neil in particular. I knew he was a private person and was happy to see he wasn’t recognized by most of the Rush fans or that they also gave him his space if they did.

That show I was third row floor right in front of both Geddy Lee and Les Claypool. I was so close I could hear the drums acoustically as well as the P.A.

Thanks for all the music and words Neil.

These are well done.

The longer version of the Beats1 interview with Thom Yorke

Weird funny show from HBO in Spanish.

I was reminded of various South Floridians I've known.

Spotted Paul Barker (Ex-Ministry) playing bass in this video.

Not sure he plays on the record.

ill Methodology

Interesting points raised here for music production mindset.

Black Keys Mastercourse

Psychics: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

I wish this wasn't still a thing. Can't we (all of humanity) move beyond playing pretend now.

Music You Should Here: Chase and Status @ Notting Hill Carnival '18

Nice mix of Drum n' Bass and Jungle reminds me of the 90s and early 2000.

This helps me understand people in a way I didn't expect.

The last three paragraphs are worth the time it takes to get there.

Looking for life on a flat earth.