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Nothing Like the Sun, or as it is written on the album, "...Nothing Like the Sun,"  is the second solo studio album by former Police bassist and front man Sting.  The title comes from Shakespeare's sonnet number 130 which contains the lines, "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun."  Sting was met on the street one evening, who asked him, "How beautiful is the moon?"  Sting responded with this line from the sonnet.  Two events play a lot of influence on this album.  First, Sting's mother died in 1986, inspiring the lyrics to the opening track, "Lazarus Heart."  Second Sting joined the Conspiracy of Hope tour for Amnesty International, and through this tour was exposed to victims of government oppression in Latin America.  He was particularly moved by people in Chile for whom loved ones had "disappeared" in government actions, and wrote "They Dance Alone" as a description of the mourners who would dance the traditional Cueca by themselves with a picture of their loved ones pinned to their clothes.Sting's first solo album leaned into jazz.  This second album continues to have a jazz influence but reaches across a number of other genres including reggae, funk, acoustic rock, soft rock, and world music.  He brought in a number of solid musicians into the recording sessions including Gil Evans, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Branford Marsalis, and even his fellow Police alumnus Andy SummersSting would continue to further success after this album, which peaked at number 9 on the Billboard 200 chart.  In the UK, ...Nothing Like the Sun debuted and peaked at number 1 on the UK albums chart.Bruce presents this adult contemporary album for this week's podcast. Be Still My Beating HeartThis second single from the album went to number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The lyrics are quite mature, describing the head telling the heart to settle down in the midst of an intense romance.  The title was likely inspired by a 19th Century poem from Mary Elizabeth Coleridge.  Andy Summers is playing guitar on this track.  Little WingMost of this album is original music written by Sting, but this one is a deeper cut and a cover.  Jimi Hendrix wrote "Little Wing" in 1967, and it appears on his "Axis" album.  Gil Evans did a jazz arrangement of this piece in 1974, and provided this arrangement and backing with his orchestra for this cover.  Sting's version runs just over 5 minutes, giving it a run time just over double that of the original Hendrix version.  Rock SteadyAnother deep cut, this song is Stings humorous look at a couple who have volunteered to join a cruise, and later find out that they are joining Noah on the Ark.  "Life may be tough, but we're sailing with the Lord."  FragileThis is the fourth single from the album, and is a gorgeous acoustic piece.  This anti-war song was likely inspired by Sting's work with Amnesty International. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:That's Amore by Dean Martin (from the motion picture “Moonstruck”) This romance comedy starring Cher and Nicolas Cage delivered a Best Actress Oscar to Cher and a Best Supporting Actress Oscar to Olympia Dukakis.  STAFF PICKS:The Promise by When In RomeRob starts this week's staff picks with the only hit from a British new wave trio.  This track went to number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100, and became a popular song to play at weddings later on.  It gained a revival in popularity when it was used in the soundtrack to "Napoleon Dynamite" in 2004.  Got My Mind Set On You by George HarrisonLynch brings us a cover of a song originally written by Rudy Clark and recorded by James Ray in 1962.  It is off Harrison's comeback album, "Cloud Nine."  Harrison worked with Jeff Lynne on the album because he wanted a producer who wouldn't be intimidated by working with a Beatle.  The teamwork went well, and the two would go on to form "The Traveling Wilburys" supergroup shortly thereafter.Dude (Looks Like a Lady) by AerosmithWayne features one of many hits from Aerosmith's monster "Permanent Vacation" album.  The lyrics tell the tale of a man finding out that the "girl" he has bee pursuing at a club was a man dressed up as a woman.  The idea for the song came from Motley Crue singer Vince Neil being mistaken frequently for a woman with long blonde hair.Mission by RushBruce closes out the staff picks with a song which arose from a conversation between Neal Peart and Geddy Lee about the perception people have that the rich and famous have easier lives.  The lyrics reflect how every life has its own difficulties, and perhaps those who are highly successful would often wish for a more plain and settled life at times.   INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Bailando/Aquatic Park by Carlos SantanaGuitar virtuoso Carlos Santana takes us out this week with a track from his solo album, "Blues for Salvador." 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In this episode, author Daniel Bukszpan returns to discuss his excellent new book Rush At 50

 I've said it before and I'll say it again I am a fan of tribute bands. today's Someone You Should Know Podcast guest may have the most difficult part for any musician in any tribute band because the role he portrays is that of what many consider to be one of the greatest rock drummers of all time. that man was the late great, Neal Peart of the band Rush.  my guest is in an incredible tribute band called The Rush Experience. He's drummer, Vince Tricarico and he's Someone You Should Know. Click here to buy the host a cold one.Show Links:Click here to go to the Rush Experience WebsiteClick here to see the Rush Experience Concert scheduleClick here to go to the Rush Experience Facebook pageClick here to go to the Rush Experience  YouTube channel.Music Videos:Click here to see the Rush Experience Sampler Video ReelAll music used by permission from the artistSomeone You Should Know 2024 // CatGotYourTongueStudios 2024How to Contact Us:Official Website: https://Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast.comGmail: Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @RIKANTHONY1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rikanthonyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/someoneyoushouldknowpodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rik-anthony2019/TikTok: @SomeoneYouShouldKnow2023YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@someoneyoushouldknowpodcastThank you for listening!Theme music "Welcome to the Show" by Kevin MacLeod was used per the standard license agreement.

We are thrilled that John Stewart is back on The Daily Show. We consider the pilgrimage to Ozzy's last shows in England and it turns out The Beatles and Monty Python made us both Anglophiles. Canadians are awesome too and we talk about how Rush kept Neal Peart's condition secret for his last years. There are some new additions to the Baseball Hall of Fame and we look at one of them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 2 of Season 7 aired live at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio on 11 Jan 2024.   The Immortals feature this week is from Rush, a track called By-tor and the Snow Dog off their second album Fly By Night.  This was the first album they made after Neal Peart joined the band after the resignation of John Rutsey.  The track consists of 8 parts and gave the world the first glimpse of the direction Rush were taking going forward.  There was a little technical glitch after Yngwie J. Malmsteen, it comes back after about 45 seconds so just jump it or wait it out, apologies for that.  The Diabolical Challenge checked out 4 bands found under ‘B' in the record collection.  We took a listen to tracks off Mob Rules, Badlands, Nebraska, and Boston: Black Sabbath – Mob RulesBoston – Badlands – Dancing on the EdgeBruce Springsteen  - Reason to Believe Artists Featured:  Hanoi Rocks, Joe Bonamassa, Krokus, Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons, Ozzy Osbourne, Danko Jones, Halford, Iron Maiden, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Drowning Pool, Alice In Chains, Beartooth, Coheed & Cambria, Ryan Adams, Simon & Garfunkel, Black Star Riders, Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Savage, Demon, David Bowie, The Clash, Rush, Boston, Black Sabbath, Badlands, Bruse Springsteen, Metallica, Arch enemy, Kid Rock, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Circus of Power, Buck Cherry, The Cult, Joe SatrianiThe Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

The first musical journey of the year is another great one with tremendous documantary choices, memories, and updates featuring Jon Batiste, Taylor Swift, Billy Gibbons, Keith Richards, Neal Peart, marching bands, reporters tales, and more. Always a blast!

It's Trivia Night!, the weekly trivia show where host Philip Trickey brings you a brand-new game from Crowdpurr's 100% original trivia library.

Rolling Stone have a list of the greatest drummers and we have ours from the '80s to discuss this week; names like Alex Van Halen, Tommy Lee, Stewart Copeland and more. Join host Lyndsey Parker (Yahoo Music Entertainment Editor) as she welcomes legendary drummers Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Kenny Aronoff into the first part of a two part discussion on the best and the most underrated drummers of the '80s decade. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Forrest Gump Point is a real place in Monument Valley.  In the movie, it's where Forrest Gump stopped running.  In this episode, we will take a virtual ride to that spot in the road.   While Forrest needed to run, Neal Peart of the Canadian band Rush, needed to ride.  Neil's true life challenges required movement to sooth them.  In his book "Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road", Neil states "My little baby Soul was not a happy infant…, with much to complain about.  But as every parent learns, a restless baby often calms down if you take it for a ride".Music credits:  Brett Wilson https://www.mountainzenden.com/ Jason Shaw https://freemusicarchive.org/musicScott Holmes https://freemusicarchive.org/music

After the overwhelming success of his “Born to Run” album, Bruce Springsteen's next studio album would take a dramatically different approach.  First, Tunnel of Love would be a solo project, and the E. Street Band was not credited as a contributor, though many members of the E. Street Band would be credited individually. Springsteen plays many of the instruments himself, and made use of drum machines and synthesizers on the tracks.  Second, the lyrics look inward as Springsteen explores aspects of lost love.  Springsteen was reacting to his troubled marriage to actress Julianne Phillips from whom he would receive divorce papers the following year. The divorce was finalized in 1989.Tunnel of Love was a critical and commercial success.  Critics would praise the originality of the material and its introspective nature.  The album would receive a Grammy award for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo at the 1988 Grammy awards.  Commercially the album would hit number 1 on the Billboard 200 charts and go triple platinum.  Five singles would be released from the album, three of which cracked the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.Brian brings us this album for today's podcast. Two FacesThis deeper cut explores how there is a lighter side and a darker side within each of us, and how we can come to hurt the ones we love.  The singer prays that the “our love will make the other man go away,” but that other man is a part of us.Brilliant DisguiseThis was the first single released from the album, and it went to number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 1 on the Mainstream Rock chart.  It reflects doubt, first in the singer's lover, and later in the singer himself.  The question is whether either has become a stranger to the other.One Step UpThis third single from the album was only released as a single in the U.S.  Unlike much of the album, this song was not recorded in Springsteen's home studio, but at A&M Studios in Los Angeles.  The song reflects the troubles in Springsteen's marriage.  Although Springsteen played all instruments, E Street Band member Patti Scialfa sings backup.  Scialfa would marry Springsteen in 1991.Valentine's Day The last song on the album takes a surprisingly upbeat look at relationships, as the singer longs for his love.  It's quite a contrast with the other songs on the album.  “So hold me close honey say you're forever mine, and tell me you'll be my lonely valentine.” ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Mess Around by Ray Charles (from the motion picture “Planes, Trains and Automobiles”)  With the abundance of Christmas movies, this is an unusual Thanksgiving comedy starring Steve Martin and John Candy trying to get home during the Holiday rush.  STAFF PICKS:Time Stand Still by Rush Bruce leads off the staff picks with the first single from Rush's 12th studio album “Hold Your Fire.”  The lyrics were inspired by Neal Peart's time in the band as he reflects on the things he missed while spending time on the road.  'Til Tuesday's lead singer and bassist Aimee Mann contributes backing vocals on this song. Hazy Shade of Winter  by The BanglesWayne brings us a cover with a much faster beat than the original Simon and Garfunkel version.  This song appeared on the soundtrack for the motion picture “Less Than Zero.” The Bangles had covered this song since 1983, and offered it to the movie rather than writing a new piece.  The Bangle's version peaked at number 2 on the charts.Give to Live by Sammy Hagar The Red Rocker was still under contract for a solo album despite joining Van Halen, and Rob features this single off the album that fulfilled his commitment.  Tidbit: Eddie Van Halen plays bass on this album.Little Lies by Fleetwood MacBrian finishes off the staff picks with a hit from the album “Tango In the Night.”  Keyboardist Christine McVie takes her turn on lead with this song written by her and her husband at the time, Eddy Quintela.  The idea is that sometimes little lies are easier to take than the truth.     INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Midnight by Joe SatrianiThis is an instrumental selection from Satriani's album “Surfing With the Alien,” released in 1987.

Kevin J. Anderson is our FIRST Featured Author of the month! This is the second of a multi-part series discussing Kevin J. Anderson's career, and his books releasing in June 2022. This episode focuses on his new book written with Rush drummer Neal Peart, titled Clockwork Destiny. To get the latest on Kevin J. Anderson check out his website: https://www.wordfire.com/ Get signed Kevin J. Anderson Books: https://www.vjbooks.com/Kevin-J-Anderson-s/316.htm Featured Author of the Month: https://www.vjbooks.com/Featured-Author-s/2252.htm Get Clockwork Destiny: https://www.vjbooks.com/clockwork-destiny-signed-book-p/andcloc01.htm Connect with VJ Books: Linktr.ee/vjbooks Subscribe for Ad-Free episodes and a monthly discount code: https://anchor.fm/vjbooks/subscribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vjbooks/message

Emilio Iodice is an award-winning author, presidential  historian, executive, decorated American diplomat, and professor. He spent over three decades as a senior executive in the public and private sectors, educator, and university administrator.  He is among the most decorated officers in American history with a gold medal for heroism, a gold and silver medal for exemplary service, nominations for the Bronze Medal, and numerous commendations and citations. At age 33, he was named by the President of the United States to the prestigious Senior Executive Service as a Charter Member.  He was the youngest career public official to reach this distinction. After the Foreign Service, he was named Vice President of Lucent Technologies, in charge of operations in numerous countries. In 2007, he was named Director and Professor of Leadership of the John Felice Rome Center (JFRC) of Loyola University Chicago.  He served as Director until 2016. Publications by Professor IodiceWebsite: Emilio IodiceBook: The Commander in Chief: The Qualities Needed of Leaders of Freedom-Loving Nations in the 21st CenturyArticle: Will the Real Commander in Chief Please Stand Up?Book: Reflections, Stories of Love, Leadership, Courage and Passion. Book: When Courage Was the Essence of Leadership: Lessons from HistoryBook: Across Time and Space: Chronicles of Courage, Hope, Love, Persistence and LeadershipQuotes From This Episode"Mussolini was a man of enormous charisma and detail. Detail was everything for Mussolini…and Mussolini understood how to control and disseminate messages. He was a master at it.”“Putin's following Mussolini's playbook. The manual is, I'm sure, on his desk somewhere."Quick to judge; Quick to anger; Slow to understand; Ignorance and prejudice; And fear walk hand in hand..." - Neal Peart of the band RushResources Mentioned In This EpisodeReturn of Mussolini by Emilio IodiceAbout The International Leadership Association (ILA)The ILA was created in 1999 to bring together professionals interested in the study, practice, and teaching of leadership. Plan for ILA's 24th Global Conference online on October 6 & 7, 2022, and/or onsite in Washington, D.C., October 13-16, 2022.Connect with Scott AllenWebsite

This is a special edition of Liner Notes - ‘Guest Glimpses', short bits from longer conversations with previous guests. You'll hear about 10 minutes of each guest's 60+ minute chat with show host Dan Hare. Featured guests include:KIM BERLY - the award-winning singer/songwriter and drummer for The Stampeders explains the 'trick' to using Neal Peart's drum kit;The late SUSAN JACKS - this legendary music icon shares intimate memories of some dark days with The Poppy Family;AL HARLOW - original member of the iconic band Prism reveals a time in the 1980s when a hitman was out to get a band member ;DARBY MILLS - the Queen of scream talks about her experience as lead singer for The Headpins and tells of waiting to be arrested.Listen to the full interview of each guest @ linernotes.ca

Kevin J. Anderson, renowned and revered author mentor, will be crashing Keystroke Medium to discuss everything from his new book release to the skinny on authors conquering Kickstarter. That's right, folks! It's an AMA of epic proportions you won't want to miss! Join us LIVE to hear Kevin answer all your burning questions. It's gonna be a party! https://www.wordfireshop.com Hosts: Lauren Moore, Kalene Williams Special Guest: Kevin J. Anderson 00:00 Opening remarks and introductions -Discord server is up! https://discord.com/invite/t96CVRD -Keystroke Coffee is live! https://keystrokemedium.com/product/keystroke-coffee/ -Use Plottr! https://plottr.com?ref=190 01:00 Weekly Updates -Kalene: New story is percolating, plus lots and lots of editing into burnout. Mandatory vacation! -Lauren: Stepping back from editing and work for personal time. Naps are awesome! -Kevin: Sold only 24M books over 75+ titles! Had a lovely chat with Brandon Sanderson. Trying to relax for 20+ years and love of Doc Savage. 09:45 Main Event – Kevin J. Anderson AMA -Where Kevin got started writing Star Wars novels. -Total love for dictation using his Olympus digital recorder. https://amzn.to/2JLGasN -Working on Spine of the Dragon: Wake the Dragon #1, a finished version of A Song of Ice and Fire. https://amzn.to/3IqGKF1 -Has a kickstarter for Dan Shambles, Zombie P.I., an Addams Family style comedy. -The frustration with traditional publishers in how they price ebooks vs. print books. -Totally not released at the same time as Brandon Sanderson's $30M+ kickstarter! 30:20 Sponsor Double Booked (Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I., Book 8) by Kevin J. Anderson https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thekja/double-booked-a-new-dan-shamble-zombie-pi-adventure?ref=discovery&term=dan%20shambles 33:10 Main Event – Kevin J. Anderson AMA, Continued -Kevin riffs more puns and jokes. -Kickstarter is about delivering what you promised (GRRM vs. Sanderson) -Kevin's artists are in Ukraine… -Advice for kickstarters for writers. -Kevin's thoughts on the new Dune movie. -The extreme time lag of movies and sales in traditional publishing. -Kevin's thoughts on the industry and the future. -Kevin's teaching writing and publishing! -Wrote steampunk novels with Neal Peart of Rush. Final novel coming in April! 58:00 Closing remarks *** Coffee and Concepts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRuoHj6opw0 Keystroke Medium Live! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1qSwdjsN9Q The Writer's Journey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydLaFFntB4Q Storytelling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYRzwuQeK9Q *** Try out Rob McClellan's Mod Farm for your website building needs. Use the link for a KSM discount! https://modfarmdesign.com/keystroke/ Become a Medium today! https://keystrokemedium.com/mediums/ Don't forget to Like and Subscribe and get involved with the mayhem and shenanigans in the live chat! http://www.youtube.com/c/keystrokemedium If you have any thoughts or ideas for show topics or if you have authors you'd like to see on the show, let us know. Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KeystrokeMedium For all the latest and greatest KSM Gear, check out our store at: https://keystrokemedium.com/ksm-store/ Also, subscribe to Sci Fi Explorations for the best discounted and free books we come across through our contacts: http://www.scifiexplorations.com *** Keystroke Medium Anthologies Kingdoms of Iron and Stone – https://amzn.to/2GjbE6I Horizons Beyond – https://amzn.to/2SrJ6uX Farthest Reach – https://amzn.to/2UZINeo The Writing Dream – and How to Make it to Happily Ever After – Keystroke Medium's first non-fiction book. https://amzn.to/2UZINeo If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a review and rate the show on iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher, or wherever else you found us! 

Neil Peart, the drummer and lyricist of progressive rock band Rush, has died, CBC News and Rolling Stone report. According to the reports, Peart died on January 7 in Santa Monica, California after a years-long battle with brain cancer. He was 67 years old.Bower had the very RARE opportunity to interview Neil back in late 2006. The Bower Show was on Sirius Satellite Radio and Neil was doing a book tour for his Roadshow: Landscape With Drums – A Concert Tour By Motorcycle book. Bower has spent the last hour listening and re-listening to it to recall just how amazingly nice, funny and talented a man the elusive Neil Peart was.He truly will be missed.

With extensive, first-hand reflections from Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart, as well as from family, friends, and fellow musicians, "Anthem: Rush in the '70s" is a detailed portrait of Canada's greatest rock ambassadors. The first of three books in the "Rush Across The Decades" series, "Anthem" puts the band's catalog, from their self-titled debut to 1978's 'Hemispheres' into both Canadian and general pop culture context, and presents the trio of quintessentially dependable, courteous Canucks as generators of incendiary, groundbreaking rock 'n' roll.Fighting complacency, provoking thought, and often enraging critics, Rush has been at war with the music industry since 1974, when they were first dismissed as the Led Zeppelin of the north. "Anthem", like each volume in this series, celebrates the perseverance of Geddy, Alex, and Neil: three men who maintained their values while operating from a Canadian base, throughout lean years, personal tragedies, and the band's eventual worldwide success.Martin Popoff has written close to 100 books on hard rock, heavy metal, classic rock and record collecting. He was Editor in Chief of the now retired Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles, Canada's foremost heavy metal publication in print for fourteen years, and has also contributed to Revolver, Guitar World, Goldmine, Record Collector, bravewords.com, lollipop.com and hardradio.com. Martin has been a regular contractor to Banger Films, having worked on the award-winning documentary "Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage", the eleven-episode "Metal Evolution", and the ten-episode "Rock Icons", both for VH1 Classic. Martin currently resides in Toronto and can be reached through martinp@inforamp.net or martinpopoff.com.PROGRAMMING NOTE: This interview was originally recorded around January of 2020 for my previous podcast DISCovery, this was shortly after the passing of Rush drummer Neal Peart. Listen to a playlist of the music discussed in this episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tNF7HZ1Piulwcxk9DKJyl?si=3bd9c17ec0a84162The Booked On Rock Website: https://www.bookedonrock.comFollow The Booked On Rock with Eric Senich:FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/bookedonrockpodcastTWITTER: https://twitter.com/bookedonrockContact The Booked On Rock Podcast:thebookedonrockpodcast@gmail.comSupport Your Local Bookstore! Find your nearest independent book store here: https://www.indiebound.org/indie-store-finderThe Booked On Rock Theme Song: “Whoosh” by Crowander [ https://freemusicarchive.org/music/crowander]

How do vegetation and ground cover impact soil erosion, water quality, and our ecosystem? Brett Lingwall from South Dakota Mines talks about a new living laboratory. SDPB's Richard Two Bulls introduces us to a new program called LIFT — Early Career Support for Native Artists which is aimed to develop and realize new projects. Poetry from Studio 47 reaches a milestone today with the broadcast of its 100th episode. We talk with creators Patrick Hicks and Peter Folliard about bringing poetry to the South Dakota airwaves through the power of public media. The 100th episode of Poetry From Studio 47 explores the legacy of drummer Neal Peart of the band Rush. The Days of '76 Museum refers to the year that gold was discovered in Deadwood Gulch (1876) and the legendary city of Deadwood was born. We explore the museum offerings as part of our spotlight on South Dakota history. Music Matters is a digital series created by SDPB in partnership with the Levitt Shell. This week we highlight the

It's time to catch up on the latest news and headlines in the world of Corvette with the CORVETTE TODAY podcast! Your host, Steve Garrett and Keith Cornett from CorvetteBlogger.com tell you what's going on in regards to Corvette. Here are some of the topics we cover in this podcast…. 1. 2022 Order Guide shows a Carbon Fiber high wing and intake trim for the C8 2. Ordering for 2022's are open…with a catch! 3. New 2022 pricing is in for Z51, front-end lift and Destination Fees 4. Tadge Juechter on allowing access to the C8 Corvette's ECU 5. Laura Klauser from Corvette Racing offers update on C8.R's conversion to GT3 specs for 2022 6. The Simeone Museum brings out their #2 1963 Grand Sport 7. The #1 Corvette dealership in the USA, Kerbeck Chevrolet, sells to Ciocca Dealerships and launches new website 8. Gooding & Co. auctioned off drummer Neal Peart's (from the band, Rush) car collection, which included a '63 Split Window 9. GM Design Team shares early design sketch of 1961 Corvette Stingray concept 10. Everyday Driver (from YouTube) looks at the C8 vs Lexus LC500 as what's the best car for golfers Hear all this and more on this episode of CORVETTE TODAY!Website: www.CorvetteTodayPodcast.comGet CORVETTE TODAY emails: https://CorvetteToday.ck.pageJoin the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2718423201763136Watch CORVETTE TODAY on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXCRn-2X0SjjEXUt_UlOPPQ

Returning from mid season break we are excited to have Don Zbinden as our guest. Shortly after learning to crawl, Don's natural talent for playing the drums came into focus and has been part of his lifelong music journey. Don serves as the master of time keeping the beat in line with Minnesota's favorite Rush tribute band, Spindrift. In this episode we sit down and get to know this keeper of Neal Peart's legacy, something which Don does not take lightly. Also in this Episode: Deep Shower Thoughts: How deep will this one go? Gear In Here: The Little Things. Some of the best tools for content creation are the least visible. Enter Coda Music Technologies MB-1. Here our hot take on this cost effective microphone booster. (c) 2021 Decibolic LLC. Photograph of Don (c) Tyler Habrecht. All Rights Reserved. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livelifeloud/support

Peter Schultz was in an early version of Rush.  He helped start the legendary band! We all come from someplace and the gentleman featured in this interview Neal Peart, the virtuoso drummer of the Canadian prog-rock band, Rush, passed away a while back, causing many fans to reminisce to people were about the early days of the band. Author and speaker, Michael Angelo Caruso, interviewed Peter (remember the TV show "What's My Line?") Schultz about his odd and exciting connection to the Alex Lifeson, the guitar player in Rush. Peter grew up in Toronto, Ontario and played in a band with the guitar player from Rush. From age 12 to age 14, Peter and Alex jammed together in at least one-third of the band that was the band that became Rush. Michael conducted this "Talk to Me" podcast interview from Detroit, Michigan and Peter Zoomed in from British Columbia, Canada. Michael was also in a band early on. The Caruso Brothers toured North America on the college circuit opening for acts such as Rick "Jessie's Girl" Springfield, Joan "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" Jett and Corey "I Wear My Sunglasses At Night" Hart. Check out his band's music (and the song "London")at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhwSb... Subscribe to this YouTube channel to be notified of Michael's new videos. Like/Comment as you prefer. Michael Angelo Caruso teaches presentation skills that will help you command the room, get noticed and advance your career. If you're a leader or salesperson, Michael will help you become a better presenter for the rest of your life. The most important business skill for leaders and salespeople is the ability to effectively communicate with groups of people. Look into leadership and sales training so you can keep teams interested, motivated and successful. Use Michael to pump up your next conference or industry event. He's one of the top keynote speakers in America and he's spoken on five continents and in 49 of the 50 states. And his reputation is expanding in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and South America. Choose from the menu of popular keynote topics on his website which cover the important topics of communication, selling, leadership, motivation speaking skills and change. Check out Michael's blog post (on his website) for interesting educational articles about speaking, writing, leadership and marketing. He also shares writes about his unique experiences on the speaking circuit, so there are lots of great stories that take place all over the world. These posts are often rendered with humor and wit. Information Products Michael is the author of many books, including “Work Hacks: 300+ Cool Ideas to Speed Career Success,” which is available as a print book and as an e-book on Amazon. Also check out Michael's booklet titled, “Hmmm…Little Ideas With BIG Results,” also on Amazon. He's also the creator of the best-selling, ”Present Like a Pro” DVD, a masterclass in speaking. All products are available on Amazon. Presentation Training More on Michael at his website. Join his "Present Like a Pro Group" on Facebook for ongoing speaking tips. Michael's online “Present Like a Pro” class is the best speaker training of its kind. Learn how to be an elite speaker in only six weeks! Set up a free consult with Michael so you can crush your presentations and improve sales. More on Michael at MichaelAngeloCaruso dot com. Listen to Michael's popular “Talk To Me” podcast on Podbean, iTunes and other platforms.  Watch (and subscribe to) Michael's YouTube channel to learn how he can help your sales team. Just click that silver bell on the YT video page to be notified of new videos.  Remember, the team usually improves right after the leader does. Michael Angelo Caruso delivers a fantastic keynote on leadership that's both educational and entertaining. The session covers what your leadership group needs to know about the best ways to educate, motivate, and reward team members. He'll talk about ways to handle the four most challenging work personalities, giving special attention to handling negative people. You'll learn a simple, yet effective technique for confidence that few leaders use and the best way to offer criticism. Unfortunately, most managers try to motivate employees using three tools that usually don't motivate: job descriptions, performance reviews and evaluation forms that are linked to money. It turns out that money doesn't motivate most employees anyway. Michael uses the amazing power of story to motivate leaders who attend his presentations.

On Genuflecting By Larry Beane,   The ceremony of genuflecting at the altar is a particular ceremony that some people deride as “Too Catholic.” Genuflecting is what is commonly called “taking a knee.” It is a kind of kneeling in which one drops to only one knee, probably in the interest of time to be able to get back up quickly - especially for pastors who become long in the tooth often at a rate exceeding that of the laity. When it comes to kneeling, sometimes the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. For many of us d'un certain âge, bowing from the waist down is a more practical way of carrying out this ceremony. But you young guys should be able to genuflect and rise again with no trouble, or else you need to hit the glucosamine and chondroiten, if not the gym. When I was the campus pastor of a high school, one of my duties was to lead the football team in the Lord's Prayer in the end zone, after the coach called out the rubric: “Take a knee, guys!”. Kneeling is a posture of prayer, of humility, and of worship of God. It is a ceremony that is appropriate at certain times in our liturgy. According to our shared confession in the Book of Concord, the purpose of ceremonies is that people may be “taught what they need to know about Christ” (AC 24:3). And if Roman Catholics and Anglicans genuflect before the altar, but Baptists, Methodists, the Reformed, and Non-Denominational Christians do not, what is the ceremony (or lack of ceremony) teaching? Indeed, it would be incongruent for a Baptist minister to pronounce the Words of Institution and then genuflect after the words pertaining to each element. This is because Baptists believe that Christ is not present, that the elements are only symbolic. Roman Catholics and (at least some) Anglicans believe that Jesus is miraculously and physically present in the Sacrament. So which ceremony (genuflecting or not genuflecting) makes more sense for the Lutheran consecration? What does genuflecting during the consecration teach about Christ? Kneeling is an act of worship. Angels forbade kneeling before them because they are not worthy of worship (Rev 19:10, 22:8-9). We are to worship God alone (Matt 9:10). The wise men “fell down and worshipped” the baby Jesus (Matt 2:11) - with the word for worship (προσκυνὲω) being more than just an intellectual acknowledgement of his divinity. The word means to worship with the body, by kneeling or prostrating oneself, in the presence of God. A Baptist minister who confesses that the elements are only symbolic would - in his own mind and confession - be guilty of idolatry were he to genuflect before that which is merely a creature and not the Creator. Lutherans - along with Roman Catholics and (some) Anglicans (and the Orthodox Christians), confess the Real Presence, that Jesus is physically (not merely symbolically or spiritually) present. So our piety concerning the Lord's Supper is traditionally quite different than that of a Baptist or Presbyterian or Non-Denominational pastor or layman. For instance, most Lutherans kneel to receive the Sacrament, and our church architecture typically encourages this by virtue of a communion rail with kneelers. Again, this would not make sense in a Baptist context. (I'm not picking on Baptists here, it's just that they are the largest confession of Christians in our context in North America who confess the symbolic nature of their communion elements). So, is it also incongruent for Lutherans to genuflect during the consecration? Interestingly, during the Reformation, the Reformed accused the Lutherans of “bread worship” because of our confession of the Physical Presence. They considered such things as bowing or genuflecting during the consecration to be idolatry. Calvinistic rulers ordered the Lutherans to stop doing it. Obviously, we Lutherans disagree with them on this. And in fact, many editions of the Book of Concord include quotes from the early church fathers - largely to respond to the accusations of the Reformed - in a section called the Catalog of Testimonies. One such quote comes from St. Augustine, and it involves acts of worship toward Christ in the Sacrament: Of the Words of the Lord, Discourse 58 (t. 10, p. 217): “If Christ is not God by nature, but a creature, He is neither to be worshiped nor adored as God. But to these things they will reply and say: Why, then, is it that you adore with His divinity His flesh, which you do not deny to be a creature, and are no less devoted to it than to Deity?” The same, on Ps. 99:5 (t. 8, p. 1103): “‘Worship His footstool.' His footstool is the earth, and Christ took upon Him earth of earth, because flesh is of earth; and He received flesh of the flesh of Mary. And because He walked here in this very flesh, he also gave this very flesh to be eaten by us for salvation. But no one eats that flesh unless He has first worshiped it. Therefore the way has been found how such footstool of the Lord may be worshiped, so that we not only do not sin by worshiping, but sin by not worshiping.” The celebrant, deacon, and acolyte customarily have genuflected together in my parish's celebration. I had a devout parishioner who moved away who would also genuflect in the pew. This is not just a ceremony that only the pastor may participate in. We Lutherans also confess the freedom in the Gospel regarding ceremonies. For example, it is customary to make the sign of the cross at certain points in our personal prayer life (as we are instructed in the Small Catechism), and in our liturgical worship. Again, this ceremony teaches us about Christ - it is a confession of His divinity as the Son in the confession of the Holy Trinity, and it links His crucifixion to Holy Baptism by means of the Trinitarian invocation. Tracing the large sign of the cross from our heads, hearts, and shoulders began as a confession against the Arians, who did not confess the Lord's divinity. This way of making the sign of the cross was a modification of the earlier practice of crossing oneself on the forehead as a reminder of Holy Baptism. But no member of the parish should pressure anyone to either make the sign of the cross or not. That is a matter of personal piety. The pastor is also a member of the congregation with Christian freedom. He may choose to cross Himself at certain points in the service, or he may choose not to. No other member of the parish has the right to pressure, bully, or force him to do so, or to stop doing so, any more than anyone has the right to compel a layman to either do so or not. Genuflecting is a similar act of personal piety (as are things like bowing for the Gloria Patri, nodding the head at the name of Jesus, or folding one's hands to pray). So a parishioner has no more right to demand that a pastor cease to genuflect at the altar than he has to demand that the pastor cross himself at the beginning of the sermon. Luther was actually appalled to learn that some parishioners did not genuflect in the pew during the chanting of the Nicene Creed (there is an ancient custom to genuflect at the words “and was made man”). He said: And when the congregation came to the words, “from the Virgin Mary and was made man,” every one genuflected and removed his hat. It would still be proper and appropriate to kneel at the words “and was made man,” to sing them with long notes as formerly, to listen with happy hearts to the message the Divine Majesty abased Himself and became like us poor bags of worms, and to thank God for the ineffable mercy and compassion reflected in the incarnation of the Deity. But who can ever do justice to that theme?...The following tale is told about a course and brutal lout. While the words, “And was made man” were being sung in church, he remained standing, neither genuflecting nor removing his hat. He showed no reverence, but just stood there like a clod. All the others dropped to their knees when the Nicene Creed was prayed and chanted devoutly. Then the devil stepped up to him and hit him so hard it made his head spin. He cursed him gruesomely and said: “May hell consume you, you boorish ass! If God had become an angel like me and the congregation sang: ‘God was made an angel,' I would bend not only my knees but my whole body to the ground! Yes, I would crawl ten ells down into the ground. And you vile human creature, you stand there like a stick or a stone. You hear that God did not become an angel but a man like you, and you just stand there like a stick of wood!” Whether this story is true or not, it is nevertheless in accordance with the faith (Rom. 12:6). With this illustrative story the holy fathers wished to admonish the youth to revere the indescribably great miracle of the incarnation; they wanted us to open our eyes wide and ponder these words as well. ~ Luther's Works, Vol. 22, pp.102-103, 105-106 Everything that we do during worship is a ceremony - even refraining from certain ceremonies. As the late Atheist philosopher Neal Peart put it in a lyrical poem entitled Free Will (some of our readers may even know this entire work from memory): “If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.” And before you tap out that hate-letter to Father Eckardt and contact my District President for a heresy trial, I'm not endorsing everything in the song. I'm only using it as an analogy that refraining from a given ceremony is also a ceremony. So we should be deliberate of what confession we are making by either partaking of a ceremonial act, or opting not to. But again, we do so in the realm of Christian liberty. And yes, we should teach, while being mindful that conducting ceremonies - like genuflecting at the altar - is part of that pastoral pedagogy that we are called to do. We should humbly be willing to be taught - especially by the man who has been sent by the Holy Spirit to teach us. And teaching is done in the liturgy as well as in the classroom. What we do in the presence of the altar, font, and pulpit is a powerful confession and explication of what we say that we believe. And if anyone believes genuflecting to be wrong, sinful, or incongruent with our confession, he should be prepared to quote the Bible and the Confessions to make a case for why our ceremonies should resemble those who confess the Real Absence in the Lord's Supper, as well as for making a case that earlier centuries of Lutheran practice has also been wrong.

Welcome to what is probably the last episode of The Modern Moron… for 2020.  Maybe the best thing about this episode is that it’s short!  So why include it?  I have a couple of reasons, one being that it’s short.  This episode covers the tail end of our conversation where the Senator is getting weepy about people who have died this year in the music entertainment industry and he mentions Eddie Van Halen’s passing and I have be en working on an episode on just Eddie Van Halen which I will probably never finish.  The second reason, and this is the main reason, is that The Senator, in his fantasy world, mentions in passing that people consider him to be a well rounded person.  And I don’t let this go.  Most of  us think about our selves most of the time… what’s on my to-do list, what am I doing right now… what’s my level of hunger,  what should I eat… it’s  human nature to some degree.  Think of yourself for example… right now.  You may be driving or exercising or some other task.  Most podcasts are listened to while multitasking. But the Senator… in his delusion thinks that at some point in your day, your thinking of him.  That’s right.  You’re thinking of him and what a well rounded person he is.  Do you think that’s a preposterous notion?  I do.  My ego might think that someone is thinking harshly of me or kindly of me, but I have some common sense to snap out of that notion and realize: no one is thinking of me, nor should they.  That’s not low self esteem or high self esteem, it’s just a fact.  Most of us spend the majority of our day thinking about our self and we are doing, what we’ve done in the past or what we will be doing.  Human nature.  But the Senator thinks most people, at some point in the day, stop and marvel at what a well rounded person he is.  Like a very stable genius might.   We start talking about musicians and it turns into a circle jerk about all the concerts we’ve been to in our lives, truly disgusting.  Disgusting but relatively brief.   And we do mention a couple of documentaries that might be worth your time, especially if you like documentaries about musicians and the music industry.  Netflix has several and two of them are about music executives, Clive Davis and the other is about a guy named Clarence Avant whose career spans not only the music industry but film, television and politics as well.  It’s called “The Black Godfather”.   Again, we pick up the conversation with The Senator mentioning musicians that have passed away this year, af few of which include the great song writer John Prine, Charlie Pride, Hellen Reddy, Mac Davis, Charlie Daniels, Kenny Rogers, Little Richard, Bill Withers, jazz great Ellis Marsalis who is the father of 4 great jazz musicians including Wynton Marsalis and Branford Marsalis, the great drummer from Rush, Neal Peart and many others including as the senator mentions, Eddie Van Halen… Another music business based docu-series you might want to check out on Netflix is called “Song Exploder” in which they interview an artist and drill down into the elements of creating a particular song, from lyrics to sound design and production to the way it was received by listeners.  I don’t think this is a show you would necessarily watch every episode but that’s okay because each episode is a stand alone with a different artist in every episode.  I’ve only watched one so far and I thought it was really good.  The artist is Trent Reznor who doesn’t really fall smack dab into our demographic.  He was the frontman for a group in the early 90’s calle Nine Inch Nails.  What we would call Goth or a 90’s version of punk rock without the punk rock tempo.  You know, dark suicidal teen angst stuff.  Real wholesome stuff.  Every generation has it right?  Those teen years where no one understands you and you’re questioning why you were put on this planet and no one gets it.  You know, a good old ego trip.  I never outgrew mine.  As I said in the last episode, for me, it was Karen Carpenter and "Goodbye To Love".  I’ll put this song up against any teen angst in any generation… from the Who to The Sex Pistols to the Clash to… Nirvana!  I mean, they named their band Nirvana for Christ’s sake.  That’s a happy name!  I think Mr. Reznor would agree about the that Carpenters song.  And by the way, Trent Reznor was able to move past those feelings that many youths feel.  He’s won an academy award for best original score in the movie the Social Network.   Scraps: Island of Misfit Toys - Conan O’brien | YouTube  Carpenters Goodbye To Love - The Carpenters | YouTube      

Today, I'm excited to have my colleague, drummer, Tom Hipskind on to discuss performance preparation, the difference between finding a good school and trying to get into a famous school, transitioning into the professional world, how he prepared for his audition for Hamilton, and much more.Just before Covid hit, Tom finished up a 3.5 year run as the drummer for Hamilton (Chicago production).  Tom has also performed with Mark O'Connor, Diane Delin, Steve Cole, and many more. Tom is an in-demand drum teacher. Tom is also a core member of The Mix, advertised as the most versatile party in the world! Tom creates custom drum tracks out of his home studio for a wide range of styles. and I encourage you to check out his blog where he writes about topics ranging from Neal Peart (drummer for Rush), how to get theatre work, awareness in performance, and my personal favorite, “Do People Really Notice?” We Cover:Neal Peart's influence on Tom as a kid and how that stoked his curiosity.How he quit lessons when he was young and then returned to instruction later in high school.How he was guided as a student to understand there are many different paths within the music industry.Tom's higher education experience began in Junior College.How Tom's Dad wanted him to make sure he had “something to fall back on.”How music school helped Tom to realize that he was not only capable of creating a career in the music industry but his peers would support him in doing so.How his college instructor influenced him as a musician and helped him realize the 3 areas he wanted to pursue professionally.What to focus on when you're considering a music school.What happened during Tom's first lesson with his college drum instructor.How the film Jiro Dreams of Sushi spoke to Tom in regards to “taste” in music.Approaching a musical theatre drum chart.How Tom prepared for his Hamilton audition and what surprised the musical team about his audition.Quantitative and qualitative practice.Handling high-pressure performance settings. Links Mentioned:Tom's Website and BlogTalking Drums with Tom Hipskind Video. Connect with The Scholarship Roadmap:WebsiteApple PodcastsInstagramFacebookYouTubeBook A Call With Me (no commitment, no charge.) Theme Music:‘Elegua' from Axiom Asunder by The Majestic Jazz OrchestraComposed by Buzz Jones.

Walfredo Reyes, Jr., is the drummer for the legendary band, Chicago.Watch the video version of this interview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smZNaMcmJeY Author and speaker, Michael Angelo Caruso interviews the music veteran on a wide range of topics, including life on the road with the Chicago band and stories about other famous acts. 1:32   Lessons from Walfredo Reyes, Sr. 5:00  Josephine Baker (in Havana, Cuba!) 7:00  Making it in music is part talent and part personality 9:15  The music BUSINESS 10:00  Famous rhythm sections (The Wrecking Crew, The Section, The Toto boys)  11:15  Making and maintaining connections 16:00  Chicago's relentless touring schedule 20:15  "Take the best and leave the rest" 22:00  All Cubans do not know each other, lol 23:15  Is it easier to make it in the music business now? 26:00  Close encounters with the cold business of music 28:30  Auto-tune, Pro-Tools, triggers, fix-it-in-the-mix philosophy  31:15   Working with Lindsey Buckingham 32:30  Chicago drums 33:30  Music as fashion 34:00  The many flavors of snare drums 38:00  All kinds of drum students 41:00   Staying in shape 44:30  Obsessed with drumming49:00  Neal Peart 51:15  Danny Seraphine and Tris Imboden 53:30  Taking requests from the boss(es) 57:00  How Wally got started in Chicago (Robert Lamm story) 1:00:00  Abe Laboriel, Sr. and Jr. (Paul McCartney's drummer) 1:03:00  "I never want to worry where 'one' is" (Lee Loughnane story)  1:06:00  Drumming is 50% playing and 50% listening 1:08:00  The problem drum fills ("never disturb the dancers") 1:14:00  Beginnings, Introduction, 1:15:00  Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon, Old Days 1:17:00  Time signatures; "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" 1:20:00  Wally's legendary "Graffiti" drum kit *Sorry, not sure why the drums were muted when Wally played during this podcast.Walfredo Reyes Jr. (born Walfredo de los Reyes Palau IV) December 18, 1955) is a Cuban American expert in drum set and auxiliary percussion, a music educator, and a clinician. He has performed with many jazz, Latin, World music, World fusion, Afro-Cuban, and rock bands as a touring, session recording, and full-time player. Reyes is known for his fusion of many of the world's percussion techniques, including the ability to play a drum set with his hands in addition to the traditional use of drumsticks.   It's said that he can "sound like a drummer and a percussionist at the same time". He is well known as a long-term member of Santana, and a member of Chicago as the percussionist from 2012—2018 and the drummer since 2018.  Walfredo Reyes Jr. was born on December 18, 1955 in Havana, Cuba. He's a third generation musician in a prolific professional musical lineage on both sides of his family, including several globally notable percussion experts. His father is percussionist Walfredo Reyes, Sr.; one brother is World music percussionist Daniel de los Reyes (also with Chicago); another brother is actor Kamar de los Reyes; and his grandfather is trumpeter and Cuban orchestral organizer, Walfredo de los Reyes II. Reyes has had a lifelong interest in the music of Chicago Transit Authority, now known as Chicago. He says that the band's debut album, Chicago Transit Authority, is the first album that he had ever purchased as a youth with his own money. The following passage is written by Rick Van Horn: “Few drummers playing today can successfully combine the rich history of Latin, Afro-Cuban and World Percussion with the drum set.  For Walfredo Reyes, Jr., fusing the two disciplines has been his driving passion. In fact, by blazing this path, Reyes has challenged the technical levels of our instrument. Born in Cuba, raised in Puerto Rico, and culminating his musical style in the U.S., Wally (Walfredo Jr.) learned the traditions from the master, his father Walfredo Sr. "He married those principles with his love of the drum set, coming up with his own truly global rhythmic style. Simply put, Wally is able to sound like a drummer and a percussionist at the same time. Add blistering chops and a penchant for playing unusual patterns to the mix, and you have only a small idea of what this man can do." Not surprisingly, this one-man percussion show has gathered an impressive list of gigs over the years, including touring and/or recording with: - Carlos Santana, Traffic - Steve Winwood - Jackson Browne - Celia Cruz - Gloria Estefan - David Lindley - Ricki Lee Jones - Richard Marx - Sergio Mendes - Smokey Robinson - Robbie Robertson- Joe Sample - Boz Scaggs- Christina Aguilera - Ricky Martin - Johnny Hallyday - Khaled - Lindsey Buckingham - Chicago - And many others Because of his versatility, Walfredo is one of the most in demand musicians in the world today. He continues to expand his talents to recording, producing, composing, education, live performance, and touring.

Justin Foley, drummer for Killswitch engage, is the guest on this episode of the BREWtally Speaking Podcast!! Justin sits down with us backstage before Killswitch Engage's show in Grand Rapids MI, to discuss the bands latest album, Atonement, and the renewed energy the band had making their first album for new label Metal Blade Records. Justin recalls when he found out about two of his drumming influences, Neal Peart of Rush and Sean Reinart of Cynic, and we get into a little Blood Has Been Shed talk and more. Intro Music: "The Signal Fire" by Killswitch Engage "Pretty Lights" by Heartsick Show Sponsors: Rockabilia (www.rockabillia.com) Podcorn (www.podcorn.com) The Bean Bastard (www.thebeanbastard) On Point Pomade (www.onpointpomade) USE OUR CODE BSP15 AND GET 15% OFF YOUR TOTAL ORDER!! Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/killswitchengage www.facebook.com/rockabilliacom www.facebook.com/onpointpomade www.facebook.com/thebeanbastard www.facebook.com/brewspeakpod Instagram: @killswitchengage, @rockabilliacom, @onpointpomade, @thebeanbastard, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Twitter: @kseofficial, @onpointpomade, @brewspeakpod, @discussmetaldan, @jbeatty616 Website: www.killwsitchengage.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/brewspeakpod Email: Brewtallyspeaking@gmail.com RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE!!!

Midnight Oil's "A Sunburnt Sky" and "I See You," and demo and one b-side are enjoyed on the couch as Darren and Robin make a good effort to keep the podcast rolling. There is plenty of Business as Usual to take care of in this episode. Of course, we'll touch on "A Love So High" as well as paying tribute to Ginger Baker and Neal Peart.

Midnight Oil's "A Sunburnt Sky" and "I See You," and demo and one b-side are enjoyed on the couch as Darren and Robin make a good effort to keep the podcast rolling. There is plenty of Business as Usual to take care of in this episode. Of course, we'll touch on "A Love So High" as well as paying tribute to Ginger Baker and Neal Peart.

This week, it's a Les Claypool/Trey Anastasio bonanza as Raf and Karina talk Oysterhead's return, Trey Anastasio's surprise sit-in with Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds in Mexico and Primus' upcoming Rush tribute tour. [Recorded Feb. 18 2020, Send your messages to RafandKarina@gmail.com]

This week on STSM: A tribute to Neal Peart; crawling out of a rut; a branch knocked me down; I lost a tooth; with the election season upon us - let the mud slingin’ begin; and a problem I have with the NYT. Released Feb 11, 2020.

We ring in 2020 in attempt to wrap up on the undying Skywalker saga but what ensued to no one's surprise followed madness, infamy beyond the average Star Wars fanboy’s taste… On this episode, we get into that big Mando Season 1 finale reveal, we give opportunity for return guests to give their 2 cents on TROS. Also, for fans of Rush (as in the band) we own tribute to Neil Peart. #thepodcastwartoendallstarwars #lesbianhaircut

A never before heard interview with Neal Peart from the band Rush in 1991.In this episode, we have our second of three interviews with drummer Neal “The Professor” Peart of the band Rush. At the time of this interview in 1991, he was 39 years old and was out on tour with Geddy and Alex in support of the band’s 14th studio album Roll the Bones. In the interview, Neil talks about how he has become comfortable with a random universe, the strength of the individual, talking philosophy with his friends, and how he convinced the band to add a rap to one of their songs.For transcripts to this episodeThis episode is brought to you by the award-winning true-crime documentary Dead Man's Line.Watch the trailerWatch for free on Amazon Prime See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Check out this weeks KICK ASS PODCAST with ya boy QPC and co host Thomas Leinbach along with special guests KENMAN Kenny Lloyd and Jimmie Nimble ... It's more fun than watching some fake ass MMA fights, I PROMISE !!! LOL !!! Topics discussed: Fake ass MMA fights, Bob Sapp, BBQ, Divine Treachery is no more, Tool wins grammy, Ken man's take on the passing of Neal Peart and sooooooooo much more ... You're gonna LOVE THIS SHOW !!! CHECK IT !!!

This week the boys welcome back their smart friend Dr. Sam Gibbons. Sam is not actually a doctor, but compared to Kyle and Matt, well, he's a rocket surgeon. As usual, they cover a range of subjects, including Matt and Sam's experimentation with some crazy new experimental drugs, why Trump will most likely win in 2020, and the Iran thing. They also say a sad farewell to one of the Gods or Rock, Neal Peart of RUSH.

Peter gives Ben a solid oral history of the life and legend of Peter Moore. Peter's uncanny creative chops coupled with a sizeable chip on his shoulder kept Peter moving up the cable TV ladder for 35 years. Now semi-retired, Peter has a unique perspective on the state of the television industry, how we got here, and where he thinks we are going.

This week the guys dedicate the episode to RUSH's very own Neal Peart, who recently passed away from cancer. A few of our Legion of Listeners share their thoughts and favorite memories of the Rock Legend. Tommy and Adam touch on the newest inductees to the Rock and Roll HoF, and are even paid a visit by a few "Rock Gods." Enjoy! (Email Us: tommynadampod@gmail.com)

RIP Rush drummer Neil Peart, Pearl Jam announces new album details, RRHOF inductees revealed, new Beastie Boys documentary in the works, Governor's Ball lineup is up, Blink 182 helps out Australia, Oscar nominees are out PLUS our new movie & music “10 – Second TRIVIA”, also our classic “THIS WEEK IN MUSIC HISTORY TRIVIA, sports minute, weekly WTF & more! All links up at www.thegaragerockshow.com $upport our podcast - anchor.fm/thegaragerockshow/support www.instagram.com/garagerockshowpodcast/ www.facebook.com/garagerockshowpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rocknewsweekly/support

This week’s TNM features chat on NIN going into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame, new music from Avenged Sevenfold, Code Orange and Bury Tomorrow, Justin Hawkins appearing in The Masked Singer, reviews on the new releases from Dragged Under and The Hell and finally Beez, Perran and Ryan bringing you a bunch of smaller bands to keep an eye out for this year.

Contains paid promotion. Man Tools streams live every Thursday 7:30 PM MST at http://www.mantoolsmedia.com/. In the news we covered the loss of Rush drummer & lyricist Neal Peart, Florida Man’s taunting of a baby shark with his penis (doo doo doo doo doo doo), and Gwyneth Paltrow’s vagina scented candles. In our Election 2020 coverage we see that CNN favors Grandma Pocahontas over Grandpa Free Sh*t and Nancy Pelosi doesn’t seem terribly “heartbroken and prayerful” as she signs the articles of impeachment. In sports we looked at NHL scores & plays of the week. This week in His Story we learned about Captain Cook & Ernest Shackleton’s trips to the Antarctic, Jim Bowie & the Alamo, and the invention of the guillotine. Support our sponsors: https://exoautoworks.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mortyspage/ https://www.facebook.com/enharmonicstudios/ https://www.facebook.com/madridmaintenance/ Support Man Tools http://www.facebook.com/mantoolsmedia https://anchor.fm/man-tools-podcast/support https://mantoolsmedia.com/shop https://mantoolsmedia.com/give-mom-a-hand https://mantoolsmedia.com/advertise Opening & Sports theme music courtesy of https://www.bensound.com Some opening stock footage provided by Videvo, downloaded from https://www.videvo.net © Man Tools Media LLC --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/man-tools-podcast/message

As we pay tribute to Neil Peart and WWE HOF we go from best drummers to giving a special extra long episode cause we all love you . #podcast #podcasting #podcastlife #podcastshow #spotify #itunespodcast #anchorfm #popculture --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seanmattjd-save-the-world/support

Check out this weeks KICK ASS PODCAST with ya boy QPC and special guest Rotten John Reece ... It's more fun than a fake piss shower, I PROMISE !!! LOL !!! Topics discussed: Drug tests, high end rc cars, funny flat earth conspiretard, death of Neal Peart and Rocky Johnson, argone accumulators and sooooooooo much more ... You're gonna LOVE THIS SHOW !!! CHECK IT !!!

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On this episode of PMI we pay tribute to the late and great Neal Peart. Neal was one of the greatest drummers that music has ever seen, and we wanted to dedicate this episode to talking about why he was so great and why his music meant so much to so many people. Thank you to our special guest Alex for cracking us up as usual. @alexshiplybass @badactingband @johnworthymusic Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/15DEKZev8mn…75RzmXiEpUiIcZew Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/punc…in/id1449494465 Soundcloud: @user-561709781 Facebook: www.facebook.com/PunchMeInPodcast/ Instagram: https//www.instagram.com/punchmeinofficial/

If you are looking to get away from the trials and tribulations of real life please give us a listen.  We bring podcast gold to your ears as we discuss the latest in Oscar snubs, MLB drama and Neal Peart.  Are you intrigued? I would be... give us a listen. We record this show live on Facebook every Tuesday night at 8:30pm.  Give us a follow on iTunes.  

Greg Abbott decided to opt out of the refugee resettlement program.  Ryan and Phillip Discuss.   HHIEOY:  Ryan: People still bring Paige Patterson out Phillip: Planned Parenthood reports records.   Segment 4:  The passing of Neal Peart

We remember Neal Peart and Jason Momoa is coming to St Thomas!  Subscribe to the show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-taz-show/id1356254663

In this episode the guys pay tribute to Neil Peart. Ken talks about the racism he and his daughters had to deal with this week at the local high school. The guys double back and talk about Iran shooting down their own passenger plane. Chico brings up President Trump signing the bill for tobacco 21 and the effect on the military. Finally Chico asks the ultimate question, can men and women just be friends?

Seanorama and FastFretFingers, fresh from the news of Neal Peart's passing reflect on his legacy, each of their introductions to him and Rush, and the importance of the man to music and songwriting. Neal was the GOAT. No doubt. #rush #nealpeart #music #rock #canada Theme song by Todd McGinity Search SeanGeek Podcast on: Apple Podcasts; Google Podcasts; Spotify; Iheart Radio; TuneIN: Podbean; Castbox; Podcast.com Website: www.seanmcginity.ca @seangeekpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @fastfretfingers on Instagram @ToddGeeks Tech Talk on Facebook

Seanorama and FastFretFingers, fresh from the news of Neal Peart's passing reflect on his legacy, each of their introductions to him and Rush, and the importance of the man to music and songwriting. Neal was the GOAT. No doubt. #rush #nealpeart #music #rock #canada Theme song by Todd McGinity Search SeanGeek Podcast on: Apple Podcasts; Google Podcasts; Spotify; Iheart Radio; TuneIN: Podbean; Castbox; Podcast.com Website: www.seanmcginity.ca @seangeekpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @fastfretfingers on Instagram @ToddGeeks Tech Talk on Facebook

Iran had a happy trigger finger and civilians died. Whose fault is it? Crazy folk think Trump, but not the Idiots. Also: a Twitter mob was denied an apology because Jillian Michaels refused to back down. Why did that tactic work? We tell you. All that, and a quick R.I.P. note to Neal Peart.

In this week's episode, Joe Hadsall shares memories of friendship and music over Neil Peart, the drummer and lyricist for the band Rush, who died Friday at 67. Music: "Happy Alley" by Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com.

Het jaar 2020 is begonnen en het cijfer twee speelt hierin een belangrijke rol, zoals ook in deze podcast. Je hoort blues- & rootsmuziek waarin 'Two' centraal staat. Denk aan Lesson or Two (Monti Amundson) of Two of Us (Beatles). Verder gedenken we met het getal "2112" en de hieraan gerelateerde compositie het overlijden van de legendarische Rush' drummer, filosoof en tekstschrijver Neal Peart, een van de meest invloedrijke muzikanten in de rockhistorie. Kortom: behoud het goede en ontdek het nieuwe.  De playlist vind je op: http://www.redroosterradio.nl/playlist.html#1234 Presentatie: Henk Maeghs en Frank Schatorjé Techniek: Peter Gubbels

1st 1/2 of the show I talk about and remember the man who may be the greatest drummer of all time along with your comments, and I rant on David Lee Roth & Vince Neil....might not be what you expect.

1st 1/2 of the show I talk about and remember the man who may be the greatest drummer of all time along with your comments, and I rant on David Lee Roth & Vince Neil....might not be what you expect.

In Part 1 of a special 2-part episode 16, the Gearhunks have a rambling conversation with Jazzmastermaster Shelby Pollard from Chicago Music Exchange.They discuss the hunky journey of gear, bird shit, the smartest thing ever on the podcast, going wah wah over wah wahs, & the Stonedeaf PDF2.They get into Dave’s Docs - The Story of Anvil, Neal Peart, how Taxi Driver is not a cuddling film, the book Feeding Back: Conversations with Alternative Guitarists from Proto-Punk to Post-Rock, and meeting Television's Tom Verlaine over some Teisco Pedals.Then they chat Reverb news, Phil Lynott’s new Fender P-Bass Signature, John Entwistle, the Gibson Eric Clapton ’64 Firebird I, and we take our break during a hot talk of New Guitars vs. Vintage Guitars, Harmony Guitars, and other stuff made in Chicago.This episode is not brought to you by Red Square or Henry’s Hard Sparkling Water

It's a real "Rush" as we read Defenders #45! Topics include: sexy mummies; horse drugs; Neal Peart lyrics; and an exciting investment opportunity for a super villainous family restaurant! Plus a new Hostess Theater presents! Belinski!

A unique style of playing the drums was cultivated at an early age. Robb Rivera of Nonpoint taught himself how to play the drums using his mothers pots and pans. He sat and memorized the drum parts of Neal Peart. Listening to classics from Rush, Robb honed his skills with his keen sense of hearing. His father, an avid baseball fan, passed that passion down to his son as well. Robb was named after his fathers favorite baseball player Roberto Clementa. Nonpoint has been around for 21 years and still going strong. Their in the process of wrapping up the finishing touches on a brand new album and out on the road with the Butcher Babies on the Kings & Queens tour. At this juncture in their career, they are completely independent and enjoying not being tied down to a record label. Robb talked about the passion behind their music and what keeps them going. An old school hip hop guy, hear what Robb’s ideal collaboration would be and if the band has any intentions of including more covers on their new album. Nonpoint’s past success with “In The Air Tonight” (Phil Collins Tune) is still one of their more popular tracks and a fan favorite. See Nonpoint at Rocklahoma this year on the Sunday lineup. Enjoy with full conversation with Robb Rivera on Episode 57 of the DOMKcast.

A unique style of playing the drums was cultivated at an early age. Robb Rivera of Nonpoint taught himself how to play the drums using his mothers pots and pans. He sat and memorized the drum parts of Neal Peart. Listening to classics from Rush, Robb honed his skills with his keen sense of hearing. His father, an avid baseball fan, passed that passion down to his son as well. Robb was named after his fathers favorite baseball player Roberto Clementa. Nonpoint has been around for 21 years and still going strong. Their in the process of wrapping up the finishing touches on a brand new album and out on the road with the Butcher Babies on the Kings & Queens tour. At this juncture in their career, they are completely independent and enjoying not being tied down to a record label. Robb talked about the passion behind their music and what keeps them going. An old school hip hop guy, hear what Robb’s ideal collaboration would be and if the band has any intentions of including more covers on their new album. Nonpoint’s past success with “In The Air Tonight” (Phil Collins Tune) is still one of their more popular tracks and a fan favorite. See Nonpoint at Rocklahoma this year on the Sunday lineup. Enjoy with full conversation with Robb Rivera on Episode 57 of the DOMKcast.

In this episode we rapped about teaching, comfort zones, reinventing yourself, being in the moment, self talk, Neal Peart and Jacob Blazer. Quotes "The Kids need me at my best." " That was hard to figure out, because I don't come from that school of thought." " If you can be in the moment that's when I think audiences pay attention." In regards to playing cover shows. " I try to embody that on the stage and in the classroom." In regards to being in the moment. " Be open to something else happening." " Never write a setlist, be open to the possibilities of what each show could be." " This is your 5th year, you have the routine down." " For me, it's teaching the kids. Making my community, my state, a more compassionate artistic place. A place where kids feel comfortable in their own skin." Lyrics from "Light of Day." " I know I can't say just how many days you've got, but I know you've still got today.... So be thankful for the light of the day. Favorite saying Dumpster Fire Kevin Brawley Teacher Talk: Reinvent Your Routine https://youtu.be/amHZ2D8egNo Twenty Three Over Four http://twentythreeoverfour.com Social https://www.facebook.com/twentythreeoverfour/ https://www.facebook.com/kevbrawley

Watch the sketch on YouTube here!: This week, Stuart invites his friend Aaron Ryder onto the show because Aaron Ryder is unique. Unique in a way that is delightful and refreshing. He wears two different shoes all the time. He wears a necktie regardless of whether or not he is wearing a shirt. He is not an actor, but finds his way to stages because that’s the type of guy he is. Aaron also has some AMAZING FUCKING STORIES! He shares a couple of these stories, one of which will be told on stage in this year’s “Mystery Box Theater” coming up in August a show in Portland that is well worth your time and money (and, if you happen to go, you will likely see Stuart there). So, for this part this week I am going to ask you for a favor. Maybe you’ve been listening for a while, or maybe you are new, but I want to get a nice “best of” for Season 1 and would be fascinated to hear what you out there in podcast land feel are the best bits so far. Is there a part of a conversation that was awesome? Or maybe you have a favorite sketch? Send them in! Let me know and I’ll compile them for Episode 30! Connect via Twitter (@SketchComPod), Facebook (sketchcomedypodcastshow), email (sketchcomedypodcastshow@gmail.com), or even that old-timey way of communicating the voice phone (207-200-5993). If you are driving or I spoke too fast, this info is also in the show notes or on the website. Our favorite thing in the world are reviews… okay, first money then reviews. But we do love reviews! So much so that on September 3rd, this podcast is going to have a contest for the internet where you get to vote for the most important thing on the planet… who has the best Podcast store? Is it Apple Podcasts or Google Play? You will help get to decide! Follow us on Twitter or Facebook and find out how you can cast your vote AND give money to charity without needing to do anything but click and type a bit! Also, make sure to come back next episode with my friend Katie BBB so we can discover what an ovipositor is! (Hint: it’s an alien sex toy and it’s a real thing) Sketch Comedy Podcast show is an independent and completely improvised sketch podcast that is based on conversations with interesting people like YOU! We welcome all suggestions, and we are always looking for new and interesting people to have on the podcast. Thank you so much for watching and listening, and please check out our other links for more information, interaction and overall fun! For more episodes, information, and a chance to be on the show, visit: http://sketchcomedypodcastshow.com Tell us what you are hungry for at Facebook: http://facebook.com/sketchcomedypodcastshow Tweet us your favorite recipes at: http://twitter.com/sketchcompod Send us pictures of whatever you make at: http://instagram.com/sketchcompod Subscribe on iTunes: http://bit.ly/SCPSitunes Or Google Play: http://bit.ly/SCPSgplay Or Anywhere!: https://scps.fireside.fm/rss Sketch Comedy Podcast Show is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. © Copyright 2017 Marathon Productions, LLC. Special Guest: Aaron Ryder | Unique and Sex Positive.

GREG REIFSTECK'S NEW COMEDY NOSTALGIA SHOW explores the career and retirement of RUSH through the eyes of four fans from different generations. Along with Greg are JEANELLE COFFEY, AUBREE WILSON and TOMMY GARCIA, JR. talking about how they first discovered the Canadian Prog Rock trio of GEDDY LEE, ALEX LIFESON and NEAL PEART and how they are coping with the retirement of the band after seeing their R40 final tour.

GREG REIFSTECK'S NEW COMEDY NOSTALGIA SHOW explores the career and retirement of RUSH through the eyes of four fans from different generations. Along with Greg are JEANELLE COFFEY, AUBREE WILSON and TOMMY GARCIA, JR. talking about how they first discovered the Canadian Prog Rock trio of GEDDY LEE, ALEX LIFESON and NEAL PEART and how they are coping with the retirement of the band after seeing their R40 final tour.

The chilling 13th episode, Simon is a creepy sitcom character, G defends Seals in court, Man bites back at snake crime gangs, Investigating Takeshi's Castle and Primate Research Institute, Listening to Paranormal Late-night Midlands Talk Radio, insects making ghosts, spider hauntings, The best Disney soundtracks, Peruvian street bands and being some kind of Hispanic, Exposing Sam and the Womp as musical frauds and Rush are still amazing but need to stop so Neal Peart can finish his plastering. The Errand of Mercy, we're too ignorant to be racist