Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tonight, with Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins.

About damn time. And WOOT!

I've enjoyed reading all the interviews this week, and continue to admire people like Alex and Geddy who can graciously answer the same questions over and over again.

Listened to Clockwork Angels in the car this morning. One of the articles said they consider it to be their best album. I wonder if they always think that about their most recent work.

My many interactions with other Rush fans on these boards have brought me a lot of joy.

Salut!

I looked for the Induction on HBO tonight and didn't see it. Any idea of when it's airing?

Hey y'all!

The induction ceremony will be presented on HBO on Saturday, May 18 at 9 p.m. ET/PT per the rock hall web site:

http://rockhall.com/event/induction-2013/

OH! I thought they were doing it live. Bastards. Guess I'll check YouTube tomorrow. Thanks.

(from rush.com)

Ottawa (ON) – Just in time for the celebration of Canadian music and musicians at the JUNO awards next week, Canada Post is proud to give Canadians a preview of this edition of the Canadian Recording Artist stamp series, to be released in July, featuring for the first time, Canadian bands. Beau Dommage, Rush, The Guess Who and The Tragically Hip will be spotlighted in this fourth issue in a series created to honour musical legends.

“This year’s series features Canadian bands that have shaped the music industry in Canada,” says Jim Phillips, Director of Stamp Services for Canada Post. “Each band has achieved national acclaim, along with international radio air-time and extensive tours.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=oBZY_loemUw

"Tai Shan is often cited by me and Alex as our least favorite Rush song...it just seems like an error"

"I never sing in the shower. I'm very busy in the shower."

I'd never seen that. Awesome. Thanks.

Since some of you guys are all Rushy and stuff.

Plus, the Clockwork Angels tour blu-ray releases in November! Yeehah!!!

Thanks Mark.

Nice to see a band admit they used sucky mastering techniques and actually do something about it.

I can't wait for the Clockworks Angels BR. From a technical perspective (visuals, content, sound, the show vs. the music balance, etc.) that was the best produced concert I have ever seen. I've had more 'fun' at a couple of other concerts but it blew me away for quality.