We're in agreement on LLMs: it's a bubble built on hype, and it will pop just like the Dot Com bubble.
I haven't picked up any tickets for Rush's tour: saw one of their last shows in 2015, and while the stage production and musicianship were amazing - Geddy just couldn't hit the high notes. Other artists - like Elton John and Mick Jagger - have changed the keys of their songs as their voices have lowered with age: that's unfortunately not something that can be done with Rush due to the complexity of their music.
RUSH is one of my bucket list bands, along with U2 (who I'll likely never see). Seen Elton and The Stones years ago. They're touring without Neil, with a new drummer Anika Niles, and Geddy said they're going with a keyboardist so he can concentrate on bass. With all those changes, perhaps they'll revisit their arrangements. Either way, I'll enjoy it.
We're in agreement on LLMs: it's a bubble built on hype, and it will pop just like the Dot Com bubble.
I haven't picked up any tickets for Rush's tour: saw one of their last shows in 2015, and while the stage production and musicianship were amazing - Geddy just couldn't hit the high notes. Other artists - like Elton John and Mick Jagger - have changed the keys of their songs as their voices have lowered with age: that's unfortunately not something that can be done with Rush due to the complexity of their music.
RUSH is one of my bucket list bands, along with U2 (who I'll likely never see). Seen Elton and The Stones years ago. They're touring without Neil, with a new drummer Anika Niles, and Geddy said they're going with a keyboardist so he can concentrate on bass. With all those changes, perhaps they'll revisit their arrangements. Either way, I'll enjoy it.
Glad you finally get to see them, I think I saw them 3 or 4 times. Anika is a great drummer, hope you enjoy the show.
U2 was great in 2010 on their 360 tour, didn't enjoy their 2018/2019 tour as much...