Theatre Kid Reacts to Rush: 2112 | Part 2

[@CharisSellick]

Welcome back! Watch Part 1 FIRST! Link to Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJi1ZpyGYqemi7s

[@allengray5748]

HAAA can't imagine Alex and Geddy as Highschool Thespians 😂☮️

[@allengray5748]

Ohh and you have a Terrific New Year's as well!! 🎈💥 🎆 🎇 🥳 🎉

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I really wish you would react to side b as well, it's even less common but I have seen people do it. The five or six songs on the other side are standalone songs, not part of the concept album, but to me they are all bangers in their own right. And one of them has Getty singing the most wistful softest heart-aching ballad, and the lyrics are beautiful. "Something For Nothing" closes out the 2112 album and it's an anthem of sorts and a deep fan favorite, and it is absolutely incredible. On every level from the lyrics down to every aspect of the musicality of it and how hard it rocks, and how positive It ultimately is. ❤

[@allengray5748]

@stevedahlberg8680 YES!! That's what I was thinking part 2 was about until my dream got Obliviated at the end of part 1!!! How rude!! Just kidding!! ☮️

[@piratecat5113]

I like your glasses, no need drugs to see purple rain :) I love your reactions for Rush, the rabbit hole is deep but is full of lights.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Yes, the story is true... Rush's 3rd album 'Caress of Steel' in 1975 was a commercial flop and the band was losing money on tour and deep in debt to their record company... Their manager begged the record company for 1 more record and the label heads demanded a more commercial record that they could sell to radio. However, Rush felt like everyone was against them at their lowest point and the theme of the '2112' album was "us against the world" and Neil Peart dedicated the lyrics to novelist Ayn Rand, who inspired '2112'... It was an album born of defiance - we do the music that we want and we won't compromise for anyone or anything.... If the album fails, we go back to working day jobs... but we go down swinging! When the tapes of '2112' made it to Mercury Records offices, they were stunned... They had no idea how to sell the product. Still, the album was released in 1976 and even without a radio single, there was a buzz generated by '2112' as Rush began touring to promote it and it sold gold (Their first album to sell half million copies) and then platinum by 1977, purely on word-of-mouth. It gave Rush a career moving forward and creative freedom to do so.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Hi effort post; thank you.bl from a musicology standpoint this is such an amazing turn of events and such incredible music.

[@kevinjennings238]

Hey Sweetie!!! Fun Fact: The Album & 1st Part, "Overture" takes place 300 Years After the "1812 Overture"! You'll Hear the Melody and Bombs/Cannons from the Opus by Tchaikovsky, written in 1880!

[@Sid-gu5qk]

I'm glad you noticed Geddy's incredible vocals, especially during Soliloquy. That "oh nooooooo" almost brings a tear to my eye to this day. 👍👍

[@CharisSellick]

His voice is unparalleled

[@squidly2112]

You should read (or watch one of the documentaries) about the back story to this album in terms of RUSH and their career. 2112 really speaks to where RUSH was at the time. They were being told basically that they needed to produce music to conform to the industry or they would get dropped by their record label. The "Priests" if you will, were not happy with RUSH producing the long epic pieces. RUSH didn't like what they were being told and recorded 2112 as basically a final flash of glory, fully well expecting that this was going to be their last piece, basically flipping the middle finger to the record labels and the industry. The 2112 story can actually be related back to RUSH themselves in a way. The fantastic thing about this was, 2112 was HUGELY received by rock fans all around the world. The 2112 album became a huge hit and forever changed that course or the RUSH journey. From then on RUSH did what THEY wanted (as they always have) and the industry was no longer in a position to tell them what to do. Quite the remarkable story and much better told by RUSH themselves. There are a few documentaries where they talk about this. A fantastic story. So glad it turned out the way it did.

[@JasonSmith-jr7jh]

Great Comment.

[@flapjackson6077]

Glad you posted that. The back story has always been one of the best in rock history. Although Neil was never an acolyte of Ayn Rand, her strident writings on individualism and the dangers of an authoritarian government were instrumental in his and his bandmate’s own development. 2112 was Rush’s grand finale to their record company, except they knocked it outta the park, and became who they are, on their own terms.

[@squidly2112]

So glad you did these reviews (parts 1 & 2) .. fantastic job Charis !!!

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

[@cpmf2112]

Art is how we decorate space. Music is how we decorate time.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I like it🫡

[@kylekerwin4993]

Well said!

[@larryC1070]

I LOVE that someone less than half my age is exposing Rush to younger audiences! Their music has been the storybook of my life for 48 years now and I want it shared far and wide. Love your reactions and your commitment to the band! Happy New Year!

[@CharisSellick]

Happy new year and Merry RUSHMAS!

[@JLCDNSRB]

Thank you for Rushmas...and concluding with this masterpiece. You really get it!

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you for watching!

[@krom9897]

2112 was released in 1976 a year before Star Wars released. George Lucas claims he wasn't influenced by Rush.

[@CharisSellick]

Oh wow!

[@scott4482]

The ending is the return of the Elder Race, kicking out the Priests and tearing down the temples of the theocracy.

[@TomHathcock]

What a great analysis! I really appreciate new perspectives on music I've been listening to forever.

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you!

[@Brian-x1]

Rush are the modern day version of the classic composers especially as they are the world's smallest orchestra.

[@crucify40]

In the liner notes on this album, Neil credited the writer Ayn Rand. Her book Anthem was the template for 2112. It's basically a cautionary tale between the forces of collectivism vs individuality.

[@MrLedotson]

As a kid I heard Overture/Temples of Syrinx on the radio all the time. Those parts turned out radio friendly.

[@kelvinmann1058]

This song was my introduction to Rush, one of my older brothers was a big music buff and when talking one day I mentioned that I loved the drums, he said ok check this guy out 🤯 I was about 12 I'm now 60 and been a huge fan ever since that first listen. Waiting for each and every album to come out was agonizing 😬 but certainly more than worth the wait. 🥁🎸🎹🎶

[@chalfo]

There's a couple of definitions for Syrinx - first as you note (are the priests "a pain in the neck"?) and second being a bird's larynx. In UK 'bird' is a synonym for prisoner (like jail-bird). Dunno which Neil is using but both kind of fit. Anyway, here's my standard explanation (copied and pasted from elsewhere) Whilst most will tell you that it's an F.U from Rush to the Record label (telling them to be more commecial) it's actually a full analogy of this situation (very meta). I may not be exactly correct about absolutely everything but this is what makes sense to me: Protagonist represents Rush The Priests represent the Record Label/Music industry (just let people "make their own music") The guitar represents Rush's music (ideas/creations) The Elders respresent Tradtion/Wisdom/the ideals (i.e. how it should be - common sense "left the world long ago") In the song the protagonist k*lls himself but in the animation he lives - why? When in the process of writing the song... Rush were sure they were commiting professional su*cide with this and that they were ABOUT TO have a huge fight with the record label over it (Grand Finale having no lyrics until closing). The Animation,on the other hand, was done to celebrate their 40th anniversary, so of course, by then, it was known that Rush prospered and didn't d*e, so the protagonist lived on.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Find, I tried to comment on the first part which I just listened to the whole part of 2112. But then I jumped me to here so I never got a chance to comment so I'm doing it up front here. I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction, this had a huge impact on me starting in junior high and I played in bands and recording music and stuff but something about your reaction as it unfolded was wonderful. You seemed open to checking it out, that's really cool.

[@williamjones6031]

"Passage to Bangkok" is a trip around the world looking for smoke. I've been to Bangkok, and we really did 4/20 😎😎 "Twilight Zone" Pure Neil (was a huge SiFi fan) "Lessons" A long road trip "Tears" Sometimes. "Winds of Change" Perfect wrap. I still have this LP and CD

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Interesting correlations to the art world and figures like Picasso, who has always amazed me. Nice.

[@petahpunk]

I was 12 when this album came out, changed everything for me, and they became my first concert I ever attended at 15. Side note: Charis would make an excellent comedic actor, great, sharp wit and timing.

[@CharisSellick]

Thanks! I literally do that!

[@petahpunk]

@@CharisSellick well I guess you figured that out long before I did! lol Keep doing it!

[@joesixpack8305]

For those old enough, there was a movie that came out in the 70s that shook the movie-going community. A movie of the likes that had never been done before where nothing was even remotely like it. It changed how we watched movies. The name of the movie was The Exorcist. 2112 was much the same way. No one ever made a song anything like 2112. It was in its own space and shook the power music community unlike anything before it. You look around now and there are literally dozens and dozens of musicians who were spawned by this great band. No band spawned more musicians than The Beatles, but I would put Rush in second place.

[@jeffjohnson8444]

Attention All Planets of the Solar Federation = 7 words x 3 iterations = 21 We Have Assumed Control = 4 words x 3 iterations = 12 aka: 2112 They wrote and recorded this at just a few years older that you FYI. BTW: Other Theatrical pieces they wrote: Necromancer, Caress of Steal, Cygnus X1 - Book1 & Book 2, Fear Trilogy and the Grand Finale a full Story Concept album which was accompanied with a Novel "Clockwork Angels" Great reaction

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you for watching!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I really wish you would react to side b as well, it's even less common but I have seen people do it. The five or six songs on the other side are standalone songs, not part of the concept album, but to me they are all bangers in their own right. And one of them has Getty singing the most wistful softest heart-aching ballad, and the lyrics are beautiful. "Something For Nothing" closes out the 2112 album and it's an anthem of sorts and a deep fan favorite, and it is absolutely incredible. On every level from the lyrics down to every aspect of the musicality of it and how hard it rocks, and how positive It ultimately is.

[@massaglia]

Love, love this year’s Rushmas! Thanks so much-it was so fun. Have a great 2025! ❤

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you!

[@jonathanspahn7308]

I love your take on all this and am glad you chose 2112 to close Rushmas this year. It really is like a musical. I can tell you, I've never been fond of musicals, but oddly enough, I've been wishing all my life that someone would turn this into a screenplay. I would pay anything to see 2112:A Musical Journey (or some such title 😅). I, too, can't believe this has never happened in almost 50 years. Thanks, Charis 🤘🥰

[@CharisSellick]

Maybe once it goes into public domaine lol

[@CharisSellick]

But if green day can do it I don’t know why Rush can’t. IF they still own the master (which they don’t for everything)

[@jonathanspahn7308]

@CharisSellick You could always just ask for permission, haha! I bet Geddy and Alex would love it 🤘

[@jimmybigshoes1165]

"We have assumed control " is definitely meant to take in a foreboding way. One controlling power has been displaced with another. Very insightful of you. Took me 30 years to get it! Love your theater perspective. Most reviewers spend all their time wrapped up in the music and don't give enough consideration to the theater.

[@danielmcguinness4036]

So... now think about listening to this for the first time in 1976 😮😮😮😮 without all the tech you have . Having to listen to something that needs an imagination to comprehend what is going on . I'm so glad you got to hear it . But, it was epic back in the day . !!! Stay safe 🖤 🙏 ❤️

[@moon4music]

Really great review Charis, Happy New Year and see you around and definitely for Rushmas 2025🍁🇨🇦

[@GM-MarkOfExcellence]

I have this triple tracked. Temples is Quadruple tracked. When my sunroof is open and windows down and my premium sound is on 11, I shatter windows for a mile around. When we heard this it was band kids in the band room after school hearing clips on a boom box. It was college kids walking down the hall hearing some dude sharing this album with his roommates/friends. It was never on the radio. There was no 2010's cartoon distracting us from the genius of Geddy's bass lines, of Neils greatest composition, Of Alex's soul piercing riffs. Rush became Rush because of the enormous finger of ART played to the money executives. This IMO is Neils greatest work

[@russellbubba]

Great Job Kid!!! Thank you for Rushmas this year. I'll put in an early request for the crescendo of Rushmas next year.....Clockwork Angels, the only true concept album Rush did. Happy New Year!!!

[@rickhaddad7261]

It's a small thing, but you've mentioned it on previous videos. The "red star" is not a Pentagram. A Pentagram has the point/tip of the star pointing down. Thank you for Rushmass. I always enjoy seeing someone discover the talent of the Holy Trinity 😊 Have a Merry New Year 😁✌🏻

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you! Happy new year!

[@renecuellar3078]

HA!!!! So you're 29 years old. LOL. Yeah 2112 is like the first peak of the band. The second of course being Moving Pictures. The influence of Ayn Rand's writing can be found all over this. Not that the band necessarily agreed with her point of views but the story is very much like her book, Anthem about a future society written in 1938. Loved your reaction. As ALWAYS

[@ZombieJesus1987]

Rush wrote this song as a big "Fuck you" to the record company. Their previous album, Caress of Steel was their first real attempt at writing these big epic songs , it had both a 12 minute song and a 20 minute song, and at the time the album was a commercial failure and the record company told them to write a follow up that was radio friendly. Instead they gave us 2112 as a response to the record company trying to control their art, and it ended up being a commercial and critical success, which paved the way for Rush to pretty much do whatever they want creatively.

[@RobertMichaelStewart]

The kimono is so appropriate.... Loved your reaction.... Prayers up ❤️🙏.... More Rush!

[@Wolfsblood1138]

Happy New Year Charis! I was a stage crew kid, and my daughter is a high school theatre kid who wants to be an actress when she grows up.

[@SnowDogisVictorious]

Remember when I made this comment in respect to part 1 of your reaction? _________ Fun fact: Star Wars: A New Hope was released on May 25th, 1977. 2112 was released in March of 1976. So, rather than saying that this song gave you Star Wars vibes, it would have been more accurate to say that Star Wars gave you a strong Rush vibe! : ) PS - Did I mention reacting to The Garden, played live in Dallas in 2012? I think I may have, but just in case!!! : ] _____ Both points still very true!!!

[@SnowDogisVictorious]

Your observation at the 5:45 point sounds very much like something Neil used to say in interviews.

[@emperoring112]

Another fantastic Rushmas Charis!!! Thank you so much for doing it again! I can't wait to see what 2025 brings for you and your channel, play on girl!🤘🤘 So much more amazing music out there to see!

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you for your support! Merry RUSHMAS!

[@MrSinnerBOFH]

Mike Oldfield is another artist that responded with an artistic "middle finger" to his record company asking for an album full of radio-friendly songs. In 1990 he delivered an album ("Amarok") with just one song, running at 60 minutes 3 seconds; they had to cut it in half to press it into vinyl. It's wild, and has no cuts that can be played on radio. It even includes a message in Morse code saying "FU RB", with RB being the initials of the record's company boss (Richard Branson, of Virgin Music). Most of Mike Oldfield fans consider "Amarok" one of his best pieces ever. If you ever listen to it, beware! , as it was also made to scare the beejeezus of Richard Branson: RB would always play the latest Mike Oldfield's album on his car while driving around town.

[@svenidol]

"Star Wars vibes"... If so, Star Wars took inspiration from Rush, not vice versa, since 2112 was released about 15 months before Star Wars. 😂

[@somecallmetim2112]

Neil based this story on a short by Ayn Rand called "Anthem". The prose excerpts in the animation (that weren't lyrics) were, I believe, excerpts from "Anthem". The story ends with the Elder Race (our three guys!) returning and overthrowing the Priests, freeing the people from the cloak of conformity enforced by the Federation of the Red Star. ('Home to tear the temples down, home to change'). The Elder Race has assumed control, Father Brown freaks out as he watches his power disappear, and the banner of the Red Star disintegrates into dust. Good wins. Freedom of thought wins. This was Rush's FU to the record industry.

[@justsmashing4628]

the record company insisted Rush make radio friendly music…so they made 2112 (a metaphor for cynical record companies)

[@michaelwhalen7154]

Thanks Charis. Really enjoyed Rushmas!!!

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you for watching!

[@jonathanspahn7308]

Maybe you could do a short story or play version of 2112. I would help fund that! 😄❤️🤘

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you! My first commission how fun!

[@uppersouthriver]

Great analysis. Maybe an interview with Alex or Geddy about 2112. They are normal folk, very approachable. Who's knows. Anyway Rushmas was fun, thank you.

[@CharisSellick]

Thank you for watching!

[@timothynelson4051]

Look at that very last lines. "Attention all planets of the solar federation." Repeated three times is 21 words. And "We have assumed control." repeated 3 times is 12 words. 2112! Cool huh.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

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[@JeffMeyers-zm2lh]

I forgot to mention that 2112 was inspired by writer Ayn Rand.

[@carlgibbons5777]

Good thing Neil came to his senses later on in life. His political views changed big time. Neil saw this MAGA christo-fascist cult coming from a mile away. He writes about it in almost all his books.

[@allengray5748]

Ooooo you said Star Wars again! Aren't you scared?? 😮 Besides, it's about 11,000 species of Aliens shy of being Star Warzee! Great analysis! Quick scanned your channel and Miss Theater 🎭 Kid,,, not seeing any Dream Theater?? PULL ME UNDER would be the best introduction to this band. The drummer is on a RUSH tribute album called WORKING MAN with many artists and he does the drums on most of the album! Great Job Lady! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎🎸🤟🏼

[@keithajayan]

The Rush live in Denver and they did the whole album it was an experience like I've never had before

[@terrymoss758]

Geddy said he would like to see someone turn 2112 and Clockwork Angels into musicals.

[@sealiferr]

2112 The Play Starring Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson coming to a “concert hall” near you…I like it!

[@Woodenhue7]

you`re focus and love of rush is awesome..:)...I think I`ll subscribe...

[@TrevRockOne]

If you want an even more "theater kid" classic prog band, listen to Peter Gabriel era Genesis. Peter Gabriel would even change costumes in the middle of songs. Rush certainly got the multi character prog epic idea from Genesis.

[@piratecat5113]

Imagine, the priest's gods are their great computers, a society govern by machines,1976, way before computers entered people's homes.

[@douglaschap3842]

Even though they wanted to tell the record companies to kiss off , side 2 of this album has some really awesome 4 minute songs you should listen to. Like the song Twilight Zone, and Something For Nothing.

[@edholzman]

I'm surprised that you didn't pick up on the fragment of the 1812 Overture near the end of the 2112 Overture.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Charis this is Cathy wintersun Alexs mother I could easily say this song is easily in my top 5 rush songs great reaction as always and we say you got dressed for the occasion too and I wanted to know if you got my sons request for me for my favorite symphonic metal band from Finland wintersun for Wintersun sons of winter and stars 1.5 official lyric video from Wintersun jari KZbin channel because he wants me to watch you react to Wintersun since I have breast cancer and not in good health it would make me feel better if you did react to Wintersun so could you send me a confirmation that you have it on your list of upcoming reactions? Thank you much love Cathy ❄️🫶

[@terrymoss758]

Discovery is tricky to play on guitar, Alex is so good,.but it's fun to work at

[@voyeurlove]

Next mission should you choose to accept it: Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime. Whole album. What was once referred to as a “concept album” and perhaps still is? You won’t be disappointed!

[@Bill123058]

have you listened to anything from the first Rush album? pull up "working man" or "finding my way," the studio versions off the album. John Rutsey was the drummer on the first album. it's totally different than their other albums but still fantastic.

[@MrSinnerBOFH]

Someone must do a Rock Opera using 2112, and maybe Adam Lambert as main singer

[@BlackieNuff]

What would have been really cool is if the "song" 2112 had a playback duration of 21 minutes and 12 seconds... but it's only 20 minutes and a bit... So close but so far.

[@williamdemerchant7295]

Lmao with your heavy thinking pose, of eyes pointed to the sky and shifting side to side. It seemed to improve your analysis too.🙄🤣

[@davidbrock2450]

Being a 60 yr old Canadian male.... It amazes me how many women are reacting to RUSH and going all GOO GOO over it. Yet in Rushes time there were so few women at there concerts tha in a scene from a movie that RUSH is doing a Cameo in., on the way back to their dressing room Neil is joking that he thinks he saw 5 women inn the audience and one of the others says "That must be a record!". Why would that be in the scene if there wasn't a hint pf the truth? So do women reactors changed so much since 30 yrs ago? Or, are they all reacting with ah and wonder because it will attract male subscribers? I'm not pointing fingers, it's just a thought that has been floating though my mind for say the last 6 months. Hut, Hey, it's just a thought.

[@CharisSellick]

My audience was already 98% male. So it was more so they wanted it first and then I did it. Generally you can blame the algorithm. I try things and if they are popular I do them again. So here we are!

[@Indo1030]

“HEY! Is that MY SANDWICH?!!” I love that movie! @CharisSellick: the movie is I LOVE YOU, MAN The two main characters get all-access passes to a Rush concert and get caught, by Rush!, in the Green Room. It’s hilarious as one of them (played by Jason Segal) tries to correctly pronounce “PEART”.. and the other (played by Paul Rudd) talks to Geddy about “slappin’ da bass”! They refer to Rush as The Holy Triumvirate

[@paultoliver6823]

You should checkout side 2 of the album. Great songs on side 2

[@Rogers_Ranger]

og it was a Neil pert trilogy a rock opera he didnt get to fininsh

[@MrBedZeppelin]

Well Said, Stay Creative! Happy 2025!!

[@rohmarts]

Thanks for a très joyeux Rushmas

[@justitia257]

🌹

[@danielmcleod9249]

ik you have reacted to plenty of A7X songs before but you havent done probably there best three songs in their library yet. Second Heartbeat, Chapter Four and I wont see you tonight part 1 would all be great to see reactions to. Think all of them have live videos from the same LBC concert you reacted to a while ago with unholy confessions. peace

[@JRTrilling]

Please do Cygnus-X1 Book 1, off their "A Farewell to King's" album.

[@danielnicholls6868]

now side #2

[@oldfarmshow]

🤪

[@BDUBZ49]

Charis, please do a reaction to all-female band Plush . They are a newer hard rock band formed in 2020. Trying to get people aware of them but it's tough with the Warning and Band Maid fandom out there. They have 1 studio album, 1 EP and they just dropped a Live album of their 2024 tour last week. They should have a new studio release this spring some time. This is their most recent single "Run" . kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6jVaoV4rdN5fbcsi=Fvcy7N03RPaODzh1

[@joebarrera9741]

ANOTHER GREAT REACTION .....CHECKOUT ... ARYAN RAND ......MY FAVORITE FILM .....THE FOUNTAINHEAD ❤

[@philstone3859]

Ok, now you can call yourself a RUSH fan. Sorry, I’m Old School. Respect your elders. 😆

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

BISSCUTE DOPPELGÄNGER

[@CharisSellick]

Am I Bisscute? kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5fLeoyZaJZphac

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

@@CharisSellickI saw that. You two have similarities.

[@graciefolden2359]

I disagree Charis, you can listen to any part of this composition on its own if you are not caught up in the lyrical story line. Where I grew up in 🇨🇦 I heard pieces being played on the radio, rarely, but it can be done. Some chapters in a story can stand alone with no need for the rest.🤷‍♂️

[@justahologram2230]

Splitting the review into a 100% monetizable video is very clever

[@CharisSellick]

I was mostly concerned it was going to get blocked in its entirety and when it didn’t I did this! But I may do this in the future!

[@joesixpack8305]

Curious, so you're saying Part 1 could not be monetized (assuming because it has copyright material in it), but Part 2 can be monetized because it has no copyright material in it? Do I understand this correctly?

[@justahologram2230]

@joesixpack8305 that is precisely how the yt copyright system works

[@joesixpack8305]

@@justahologram2230 thought so. Thanks!

[@CharisSellick]

let’s just hope people actually watch the part 2 🫠

[@allenwood4771]

Man vs Masses. Individualism vs collectivism. Massively influenced by the writings of Ayn Rand at the time (Neil evolved beyond it). The end statement "we have assumed control" is deliberately ambiguous. It doesn't matter who assumes control, they're the bad guys. It's very anti authoritarian and anti establishment. The Priests are actually a representation of critics, which were terribly unkind to RUSH.

[@leddygee1896]

Technology cannot overthrow Humanity. If that happens, It's over. AI is here and now. It is upon us. God help us all... Have a nice day!😁

[@xanadoooo]

Queen totally ripped off this story with we will rock you, just saying 😳

[@Rogers_Ranger]

oy vey pt deux

[@Fred-l5l]

Love your Rush videos. Why no Black Saɓath? Faries wear boots A whole new sound, the first Doom metal band. But so much more.

[@CharisSellick]

@@Fred-l5l they blocked everything I have posted.

[@Fred-l5l]

@CharisSellick dang! That's awful.

[@RegisChapman]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrinx

[@williamjones6031]

"Passage to Bangkok" is a trip around the world looking for smoke. I've been to Bangkok, and we really did 4/20 😎😎 "Twilight Zone" Pure Neil (was a huge SiFi fan) "Lessons" A long road trip "Tears" Sometimes. "Winds of Change" Perfect wrap. I still have this LP and CD

[@stevedahlberg8680]

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