John Bonham or Neil Peart? 🥁 👇🏻
#LedZeppelin #Rush

Available for pre-order now in Canada from:
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Rush Moving Pictures Belgian-style Ale pre-order is now available:

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First brewed in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Rush iconic album ‘Moving Pictures’

Quantities are limited, and when it’s gone, it’s gone.

What business leaders can learn from bass god Geddy Lee:

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Haha! #slappindabass #paulrudd #iloveyouman

This is one hell of an ad that will air during the Super Bowl today. Retweet and pass it on.

“I was incredibly blown away by the love that I was getting every night from these fans,” said Lee, who explained that part of not only writing the memoir but sharing it with the world was because he felt fans deserved some closure.
Read the cover story:
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#neilpeart

Silver Surfers - the final book from Neil Peart.
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Geddy Lee trends as YYZ plays in my brain

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Strombo's Lit with Rush's Geddy Lee, Author of 'My Effin' Life' youtu.be/W1AKsGJnmVw?si… via YouTube

Geddy Lee is trending, so, yeah...I'd be remiss NOT to recall the time Bob Kendrick told me and Lou Olsen the story of when the Rush bassist gifted the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum his personal collection of more than 200 signed baseballs. #HOVGPodcast

🎙️- hallofverygood.libsyn.com/episode-48-bob…

Ha! 👏

What are your 5 favourite bass players?

This is not a best bassists post, simply your 5 personal favourites.

Mine:
1. Flea
2. Paul McCartney
3. James Jamerson
4. Krist Novoselic
5. Geddy Lee

Your turn 👊🏻

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The Line is grateful for: Geddy Lee's life lessons readtheline.ca/p/the-line-is-…

Review: With his memoir My Effin’ Life, rocker Geddy Lee tells a Jewish tale - The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/arts/books/rev…

Rush achieved big success across 40 years, from the 70s into the 2000s, driven by musicianship and eclectic, lyrical content. Lisa Desjardins spoke with Geddy Lee about his career and new memoir, 'My Effin' Life.'
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MORE: 'We understand each other.' The key ingredient to the success story of Canada's most beloved rock band ever lies in one word: friendship. Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, bass player Geddy Lee have a connection beyond the music of business. cbsn.ws/3NdpY1w