Geddy Lee chats with Eddie Trunk about how his band Rush came to an end. Hear more from VOLUME [Ch. 106] on our app, get a free trial here:
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My wife and I got to see them in Greenville, S.C., at a venue known as Greenville Memorial Auditorium. It's all gone now, but the place was a large brick structure, built in 1958, and designed to hold 7,500 people. At its height, it was the place to go for professional wrestling, the annual gun and knife show, and the occasional big-name concert. Lynyrd Skynyrd, for instance, played their last-ever show there in 1977. Horrible acoustics for any band to overcome. But in early 1990, RUSH played this venue --- It was the only time they ever played there. And besides just being a good show as they always were, the thing that still stands out to me was realizing about halfway through the show that they had somehow managed to beat the bad acoustics. Every note was clear. No distortion. And my guess is that no other band ever managed to do that --- what I had previously thought of as something that couldn't be done musically. Really glad I saw them anyway, but beating the auditorium's acoustics was an extra-treat accomplishment that I still consider as amazing as any song or album they ever made (and that of course is saying a lot).
It's really endearing that he still uses a present tense when talking about Neil: "He IS a perfectionist ..."
The first time I saw Rush they opened for Kiss, who in turn opened for Billy Preston(Evansville In. September 30, 1974).
Great Canadian talent, really a true rock and roll band, rip Neil
I heard Doane Perry of Jethro Tull speaking sadly about disease, but he did not mention his beloved friend's name. First I was thinking he was the one who fought cancer...
I miss Neil so much.
Rush made it to my city for that last tour show and when they started Jacobs Ladder, I crumbled into pieces. I can’t look at the dvd that was issued after the tour, it just hurts too much.
What a great group
And great men. Thanks for all of the creative energy you all let loose upon the world. We are
All the better for it.
The Rolling Stones Should Rather More Learn From RUSH And Quit Already...They're Too Bloody Old!...I Don't Like Goodbyes And Seeing Bands End...But At The Same Time Im Ok Knowing When It's Time To Overstay Their Welcome...Metallica Needs To Be Next To Quit...
So much respect to Rush for not having endless farewell tours and cashing in on their fans. I have grown to kind of despise the Eagles for their greed. Rush never did multiple greatest hits records, or final tour ver. 4.0 etc. They just made amazing, wonderful music and when they were done they gracefully bowed out. Classy.
There goes my hero.