"The abbot says we should be grateful to you for a number of things. He said it was thanks to you that we rediscovered the whole moral universe that we had been in danger of forgetting—courage, sacrifice, faith . . .” — From a forgotten Man-Kzin Wars book
Have been listening to the two new Rush tunes released this week, a lot. Definitely prog rock through and through ("Hey, it's Rush." - Gene Simmons). If you're into that, look for Caravan and BU2B (Brought Up To Believe). Both great tunes that I can't believe were created by 56/7 year olds! Can't wait to see the show on the 3rd of July at Summerfest!
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"Let's get out of here before one of those things kills Guy."
Pat Tillman (1976-2004): 4 years Arizona State University, graduated with high honors. 5 seasons National Football League player, Arizona Cardinals. Forever United States Army Ranger.
One of my Toby favorites. If they started playing this song, I'd start screaming like a girl.
Pat Tillman (1976-2004): 4 years Arizona State University, graduated with high honors. 5 seasons National Football League player, Arizona Cardinals. Forever United States Army Ranger.
"The abbot says we should be grateful to you for a number of things. He said it was thanks to you that we rediscovered the whole moral universe that we had been in danger of forgetting—courage, sacrifice, faith . . .” — From a forgotten Man-Kzin Wars book
Have been listening to the two new Rush tunes released this week, a lot. Definitely prog rock through and through ("Hey, it's Rush." - Gene Simmons). If you're into that, look for Caravan and BU2B (Brought Up To Believe). Both great tunes that I can't believe were created by 56/7 year olds! Can't wait to see the show on the 3rd of July at Summerfest!
I listened to both of them a few times, and I'm sad to say my reaction was
Phil
"The abbot says we should be grateful to you for a number of things. He said it was thanks to you that we rediscovered the whole moral universe that we had been in danger of forgetting—courage, sacrifice, faith . . .” — From a forgotten Man-Kzin Wars book
