Today's transcript was published the day Different Stages was released (26 years ago this month!). In "Rush Looks Back At Road To Stardom" from the November 10, 1998 edition of the Calgary Herald, Geddy looks back on the band's history and growth over the years, including vehicles the band traveled in back in the early days, among other things.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Transcript: "Rush Looks Back At Road To Stardom" - Calgary Herald, November 10, 1998
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Transcript: "Rush Show Their Hand" - Metal Hammer, February 6, 1989
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Transcript: "Rush Returns From Triumphant European Tour" - Toronto Globe And Mail, August 23, 1977
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Transcript: "Makin' Magic" - RAW, November 29, 1989
Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Transcript: "Life In The Fast Lane With Rush" - Record Week , August 22, 1977
Today's transcript addition is "Life In The Fast Lane With Rush" from Canada's Record Week magazine, August 22, 1977. This article, "a brief profile on the band's rise to fame" was published the week A Farewell to Kings was released. It does an admirable job of lambasting Canada's press and radio at the time for continuing to ignore Rush, even after their success following 2112 and All The World's A Stage. - Thanks to Brad Smith for sending the article!
Tuesday, October 15, 2024
Transcript: "Rush - Brains & Brawn", Hit Parader, November 2007
It's been awhile since I've added any old articles to the Transcript Archive, and I've literally got a stock of magazine clippings waiting for my attention. I'll try to add a new transcript weekly over the coming months.
Today's addition is "Rush - Brains & Brawn" from the November 2007 issue of Hit Parader magazine, an interview with Geddy Lee following the release of Snakes & Arrows. Geddy talks about the importance of recording their live shows to learn how their songs sound to the live listener, as well as his most valuable signed baseballs, and his photography hobby. - Thanks to Scott Hansen for sending me the article!
Monday, August 12, 2024
Alex Lifeson's "Victor", 2024 Reissue Linernotes
Thursday, April 18, 2024
Bubba's Book Club now part of the Transcript Archive
Hello to my fellow bibliophiles! Neil Peart originally shared 17 "Bubba's Book Club" posts to his blog, but sadly after his passing and subsequent reformatting of at NeilPeart.net, there are currently only 7 available. No fear, I have taken the time to go back through the internet archive and have added all 17 to my Transcript Archive. Click here, and then click on the "Neil Peart Collection" button then scroll down to the Bubba's Book Club section. Enjoy!
Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Transcript: "Burning For Buddy: A Tribute to the Music of Buddy Rich" Press Release
Tuesday, December 19, 2023
Wallpaper update for standard 16:9 aspect ratio monitors
It's a small thing, but between the time when I first launched this website in 1998 and now, the typical aspect ratio of computer monitors has changed. (Duh! right?) I've altered my Wallpaper images in the past, so this isn't the first time I've updated this site, but I recently re-cropped and/or widened my offering of wallpaper images for a standard 16:9 aspect ratio. So images will be a perfect fit on your computer. Enjoy!
Monday, October 2, 2023
Transcript: "Mastery and Mystery", Neil Peart's Foreword to "Rhythmic Composition: Featuring the Music of Porcupine Tree" by Gavin Harrison
I have added a new item to the Transcript Archive written by Neil Peart. Back in 2014 Neil wrote "Mastery and Mystery", the foreword to Rhythmic Composition: Featuring the Music of Porcupine Tree by Gavin Harrison. This is a real treat, reading Neil rave about Gavin Harrison and Porcupine Tree. My two favorite drummers together. - Thanks to Mark Rosenthal for providing the transcript!
Monday, August 21, 2023
Transcript: "Piccadilly Tube Feels The Rush August 21st"
Thursday, July 27, 2023
Transcript: "Rejuvenated Rush Hits Grand Rapids On The Upswing", The Grand Rapids Press, October 23, 1996
Here's another new transcript, "Rejuvenated Rush Hits Grand Rapids On The Upswing," an interview with Neil Peart from the October 23, 1996, edition of the Grand Rapids Press. A great interview, Neil discusses his early days both in London before joining Rush, as well as auditioning for Geddy and Alex after the departure of Rutsey, and studying with Freddie Gruber following the Burning for Buddy tribute albums leading to his reinventing his approach to drumming for Test for Echo.