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The gods covering the other gods. Never heard Hetfield hit a high note like he does at the end here.

[Dr. Mabuse]

Recorded in 1980, but not released until 1998.

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Recorded in 1980, but not released until 1998.

I bought that Lennon set when it came out.  The Lennon solo response to The Beatles Anthology series.  The only set of demos by any artist that’s as interesting, or maybe even more so, than the official releases.  Lennon’s music and voice lent itself well to demo quality.

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Jimmy Durante introduces The Grass Roots

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[GreenCanaries]

Yo, my name is Geddy and I'm here to say...

Seriously, though, I never heard that song until recently. Good song, I really dig that chorus in particular. Rush is one of those bands I do like, but I also really do need to dig deeper into their discography.

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Yo, my name is Geddy and I'm here to say...

Seriously, though, I never heard that song until recently. Good song, I really dig that chorus in particular. Rush is one of those bands I do like, but I also really do need to dig deeper into their discography.

Their first four live albums, ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE, EXIT...STAGE LEFT, A SHOW OF HANDS, and DIFFERENT STAGES are all complimentary of each other and capture different eras of the band.  Good starting points.  The third of those has the greatest intro to a live album ever.

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Early Rush, when Geddy inhaled helium balloons before singing and they were heavier.

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For some not safe for work humor.  Why didn’t my teachers look like that?

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[GreenCanaries]

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If I could only listen to one Beatles song the rest of my life, this would be the one.

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