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I think Lerxst and Dirk have a little left in the tank.

It is understandable that they didn't tour while Pratt was battling cancer.

Does anyone think that maybe now that that's over, they might get back out there as Rush?

If they do, who should sit behind them?

Would love to see Steve Gadd do it, although he's even older than they are. It would just be interesting to see someone who is the absolute master of groove, take over for someone who's primary knock was lack of groove.

I think Dana Carvey would be great. Marco Minneman even better.

Steve Smith would be another. Peart was a fan of his and Steve is a fukking monster drummer.

Just went and looked at a few Steve Smith solos.

Yeah, he's my pick.

He has Neils chops with a musicality that Neil could only dream of having.

smackaholic wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 1:54 pm who should sit behind them?

Who would write for them? They lost their lyricist too. Or would it be better if they just played instrumentals?

BSmack wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 5:47 pm Who would write for them?

BSmack wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 5:47 pm Who would write for them? They lost their lyricist too. Or would it be better if they just played instrumentals?

I would love to see what Marco would do with La Villa Strangiato.

BTW, LVS is the best fukking rock instrumental ever produced.

Dr_Phibes wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 5:41 am

BSmack wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 5:47 pm Who would write for them?

Phibes, do your countrymen know about your disdain for Rush?

I am pretty certain that Rush blasphemy is a class A felony in Canuckada.

It will get you a beatin', minimum.

This guy would do as well.....



Had no idea Gregg was that good. Holy fukk!!!!

I think someone from the below list of:

Mike Portnoy (would be my #1)
Marco
Carey
not the biggest Steve Smith fan...so meh
Mike Mangini would be pretty sweet as well
Bozzio - would he do it? Probs...

Someone with a four piece kit and a traditional grip. - Fifty toms and a gong, substance over style.