the spirit of radio RUSH (1980)

[@TokyoShemp]

Play at lowest volume, it goes very high pitch impersonation but in tune, in pitch, but strain also.

[@kenjohnston1257]

Proof that when you take away Geddy's goofy vocals Rush is almost tolerable

[@TokyoShemp]

I am very sorry to anyone who felt pain from my attempt to impersonate. One reason I never thought I could sing was because of fakes like this guy. I've been holding back. I actually love the few tunes I attempted including Tom Sawyer on the Assange video, but he is basically doing falsetto on the speaking voice. He gives it away in this song above when he dropped character towards the ending. I could have been a pro musician if I had understood falsetto. I was born with natural ability to nail center of notes through autism. That's why I kept singing. I needed to remove any doubt in my mind about having autism. And to add, sorry for my indulgence, I don't respect the satanic freemason crap showing up in most or a lot of bands.

[@rUsHiSm]

​@@TokyoShemp *And That's Why They're One Of The Top 3 Touring Bands Of All-Time (44 Years) & You're Nothing - A Zero, Which Is Why Tools Like Your Pitiful Channel Can't Understand What True Musicians Are. Okay, Now Delete My Message & Go Away, Hacks. Or, Get Back To Me After You're In A Band With The Same Members For 43 Years, Never Breaking Up, Have Multiple Ambassadors Medals, In The Hall Of Fame, & Sold More Albums Than The Stones*

[@TokyoShemp]

They were 1%'ers feasting off of the system and a fake voice. Probably only Tom Sawyer was elite solid for freemasonic chart rising.

[@TokyoShemp]

ah, you edited, yeah but at least I wasn't a sellout satanist junkie with tardive dyskinesia using a synthetic voice.

[@TokyoShemp]

Being in a band for 43 years is a dictionary definition for money grab.