Alex Lifeson interviewed by Rick Beato

[Deleted member 8175]

 

[thegame]

Alex to Rick, "hey what's Tim Pierce's number? I hear he's hip to young talent and we need a drummer with bigger tits"

 

[stephen sawall]

I watched it. I then watched the two interviews Rick did with David Gilmore.

I think Rick actually did a decent job with these interviews.

Early Rush definitely had a influence on how I play.

 

[CarlF]

Cool so they’re going out in a big tour and he’s using fake guitar sounds, awesome

 

[rstites]

Nice interview. Both Alex and Geddy are such genuine people whenever you listen to them - just very down to earth for such big rock stars. It was great to hear Alex's take on so many details of their past.

Rick did forget to ask Alex the most important question about using a modeler now: what's his backline going to be on this tour. For that matter, what's Ged's?!

 

[Deleted member 8175]

Cool so they’re going out in a big tour and he’s using fake guitar sounds, awesome

If his sounds on this tour sound like the Rush records I grew up with, fine by me. I think it's cool that he wants to bring those sounds back.

 

[stephen sawall]

He did a interview with Geddy Lee the same day. I just watched it.

 

[njshred]

Cool so they’re going out in a big tour and he’s using fake guitar sounds, awesome

And people are lining up to see them, jealous?

 

[CarlF]

And people are lining up to see them, jealous?

No, I saw them in Nov, 1977 at the Palladium in NY. Real amps. Neil Peart on drums. Awesome show.
Way before the idea of a "cash grab" w/ a female drummer.

In fact, I posted on YT the Rush show I was at years ago.

Funny, some dumbass punk twat-waffle such as yourself, would think anybody is "jealous" of Rush. Are you an asshole?

 

[geetarmikey]

Cool so they’re going out in a big tour and he’s using fake guitar sounds, awesome

Not sure if you're aware, but artists have been using modellers for ages now.

 

[CarlF]

Not sure if you're aware, but artists have been using modellers for ages now.

I've only been into gear since the early 70's.
Maybe you're not aware (cause you never seen and heard real concerts in the 70's) artists using these Modelers have the roar off the stage of a dead pigeon.