DMChiz
Well-Known Member
Still amazed these guys never broke big. Was just in their home town of Halifax last week.Well we did get the Biebs...
Morning my pretties!
Still amazed these guys never broke big. Was just in their home town of Halifax last week.Well we did get the Biebs...
Who?Were they ever popular outside Canada?
Sorta modern, you wouldn't know them.Who?
Mornin.
I admit I'm not a fan of the direction most "modern" music has taken.Sorta modern, you wouldn't know them.
I'm feeling old too.I admit I'm not a fan of the direction most "modern" music has taken.
This song is pretty new, sounds it could almost be from the 70's.I admit I'm not a fan of the direction most "modern" music has taken.
More like the late 80's or the early 90's.... sounds it could almost be from the 70's ...
Really Janet? Better not tell Brad!... His voice reminds me of Frank N Furter ...
The time I saw Rush, maybe 1979-80, the ticket cost $5USD, which is why I went. Bryan Adam's delivered an incredibly tight opening set. I had never heard of him, he was just breaking out, 20 years old. It seemed odd, this pretty, crunchy, pop boy opening for giants of prog rock at the time. But I remember that set more vividly now than the main event. Don't get me wrong, Rush delivered, but damn, Bryan Adams is on my desert island playlist. I love pop music.As far as bands from up north, I’ve seen both Rush and Triumph several times in concert, but that was back in the 80’s, maybe even late 70’s. Both good bands for their time, esp when you figured in there were only 3 members in each. I found it funny they formed in the same area at about then same time.
I just accidentally bluetoothed this to the entire block on my boombox. Sahhrry! Naht Sahhrry!
The " it looks like grandma" line made me lose it lol. My wife thinks I'm a little weirder thanks to you now lol.
I love a good palindrome, thank you.