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Don’t know the reason, but it was the same in 2022. I had tickets for Newark but couldn’t make it due to family stuff but they did both ERW and Brooklyn but not MSG last time too.

Looking forward to see what if any set list changes are in store. Hopefully not many. Somewhere in Time is what got me into the band when it was released and remains my favorite album by them. I've only seen IM once in concert before that was 1986 during SIT tour when I was a 15 year old kid but...

Some of the most fun times of my life were as a teenager at Ramones concerts in the 1980s. Even did a stage dive once.

That looks like the cover of X Factor.

I click on anything that has ‘Cheese Version’ in the title.

Great set list. And I live in NJ best concert I’ve ever seen was Yes Masterworks tour at Garden State Arts Center. I love setlist.fm for letting me look up the details of my younger concert experiences. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/yes/2001/pnc-bank-arts-center-holmdel-nj-3bdf0884.html

I'll play along:

This will be a very unpopular opinion, but for me it’s AMOLAD. While I appreciate the high level of musical expertise, overall the mood is just too relentlessly miserably dark and depressing for my taste.

It's all so obvious now. One small step short of a neon sign.

I wish that video had subtitles.

My favorite album of all time - by any band- is Exit Stage Left by Rush. But this album set the stage for what was to come. Especially Something for Nothing and ByTor

As a New Jersey Devils fan I was rooting for Florida as thanks for stopping our arch-rival New York Rangers who looked like a serious Cup favorite. However my favorite player in the series is Oiler Adam Henrique, I would have been very happy to see him raise The Cup. Rico (as he was called) is...

Flashed back to Ritual de lo Habitual yesterday. Forgot how much great music is on there.

I'm in the U.S. so it's none of my business, however I found this observation by Katka Adler (BBC) interesting - particularly the last 2 sentences. A final thought: When trying to make firm predictions about the kind of power the nationalist right will, or will not, exert in the EU going...

Yes also did an 'in the round' show for their 1991 Union tour which featured a mashup of the classic 70s & revamped 80s band lineups. It was a great show, I saw it in Philadelphia on either July 12th or 13th 1991 (I just looked it up out of curiosity)...

I don’t like or dislike either team in the SCFs (although I feel a certain debt of gratitude to the Cats for knocking out the Rangers) but I honestly believe this is a brilliant matchup that has the potential to be one for the ages.

Festival 2 by a landslide for me.

Thank you Florida Panthers. Fitting that Taresenko scored the series clinching goal.

Rush is my favorite band, so there’s that. They’re not metal or even hard rock, but other trios with music I enjoy are the Police, Cream and Husker Du.