Rush & Cleveland....Thanks to Donna Halper @ WMMS for breaking the band. Legends...Sad to hear...RIP Mr Pert..

BIG

Ah, fellow NE Ohio guys.

Saw them at Richfield, Signals tour. I was around 14 or 15 years old. Tickets were cheap,,as was,ah,other entertainment. Big Rush fan back in the day. Still timeless great music. Wonderful times to be a teen back then! In the flatlands of Cleveland.

Watched a Rush doc on Netflix about a year ago, forgot the name,but it's out there.

An incredible loss. Neil was a fluid drumming machine. So versatile, precise. I've seen them on tour a few times. Amazing what 3 guys can do live. His talents will be missed.

One of a kind..
We use to sit in the back behind the band when they played Capital Center, Landover MD just see what HE was doing.

..."The documentary recounted Glen’s memories of the day a white Corvette arrived at his dealership with an offer for Neil to audition for the still-struggling band. Just days before, as the band was getting ready for a small U.S. tour, Rush parted ways with its original drummer. After an impressive audition, this parts manager decided to “fly by night” away from the dealership — right before harvest, no less."

Source~https://www.farm-equipment.com/blogs...usic-limelight

Sad, he was a legend!

Dang, yet another music legend gone.. :(

AND a stunning car collection. We are only caretakers:

https://jalopnik.com/neil-pearts-car...ion-1847185565

Wow, cool! I didn't know he collected cars. I knew he loved motorcycles...


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