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re: Favorite Rush MomentsPosted by Zephyrius
on 2/21/21 at 8:17 pm to Crimson1st

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In a Yugo was pure genius on the wording!
In a Yugo

Thanks for the memory. Has to be Shanklin's best bit.
Some Lyrics but its best to have the tune in your head...
quote:
As those small wheels turn
Fifty miles to the gallon
And their knees on their chest
They're gonna save enough gas
For all of the rest
In a Yugo
Then one day on the interstate
They suddenly lose control
They swerve to miss a baby duck
They're squashed beneath a produce truck
But they drove with pride...
This post was edited on 2/21 at 8:25 pm
re: Favorite Rush MomentsPosted by Dawgwithnoname
on 2/23/21 at 2:47 pm to TigerVespamon

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Here’s one: Barney Frank Updates with “ My Boy Lollipop” as the them music.
My Freakin favorite. I belly laughed every damn time
re: Favorite Rush MomentsPosted by deuceiswild
on 2/23/21 at 3:00 pm to mtntiger

Mine was quite simple. Rush had been accused of calling for riots a while,back. And he proceeded to go on a very arrogant (in a funny way) rant about how impossible it is that he called for riots. Saying that if he had called for riots there'd have been a half million people there. He knew that because the closest he had ever come to asking his listeners to take physical action was to ask them to call some politician in Washington and the call volume broke the switchboards. It was classic Rush, imo and I found it very funny.
re: Favorite Rush MomentsPosted by Ace Midnight
on 2/23/21 at 3:40 pm to deuceiswild


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Saying that if he had called for riots there'd have been a half million people there.
Absolutely true. The Colorado bake sale was massive and that was at a seriousness score of "1" on a scale of "10". If Rush had said, "I need as many of you as possible to get to D.C. for January 6th and peacefully protest the results of this election and its certification. This is vital and I will be there as well", it would have dwarfed anything since "I have a dream."
re: Favorite Rush MomentsPosted by GeauxTigerTM
on 2/23/21 at 4:08 pm to ruzil

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So, apparently, her handlers sold the rights to Rush to use this song way before she knew who he was and she gave the revenues to Peta after she was pressed about it.
Her saying that she sold it to him to honor her father sounds like a fix up story she used to appease her fans that were upset that she allowed Rush to use it.
All this talk about music reminded me that one of my favorite musicians, Ian Moore, had one of his songs as an intro song on Rush back in the 90's.
Ian Moore - Society
FWIW, the guy put out some tremendous albums at first. First three or four are outstanding. Here's a link to a live show that really shows him at his peak in Austin.
Ian Moore at Steamboat 1996
Here's what it looked like.
How's that for an airport souvenir?
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