Rush Band Tank Tops

By-Tor!

I love Wayne so much omg

Ask Me About My Prog Rock Obsession

This Is King Gizzard & Lizard

WMMS, home of Donna Halper.

Don't fear the reaper

Geddy's quick singing of "Sawyer" sounds like "Sawyee!"

Family Skull Play Rush

From an ancient book, I took a clue.

ZPG

Honeydew and Milk of Paradise!

ZPG Pyramid Of Life

Seems to me, it's CHEMISTRY!

not just one more pawn

Iron Japan

name a better genre

WKLS 96 Rock Atlanta loves RUSH!

Alex Lifeson

Brandon Dyke is a solo Rush Tribute Artist that has entertained Rush fans with his solo Rush concerts. He is a die hard Rush fan that creates entertaining rush medleys and full song covers to bring an unique experience. Brandon can entertain Rush fans both in large audiences and small intimate concerts. This design is referenced from Rush's Grace Under Pressure Tour. Count Floyd had a video appearance to open up Rush's song The Weapon. The crowd was given 3D glasses to enjoy the experience. The concept in 3D was used to create metaphors and relate to the band being a trio. Brandon uses the phrase " Now in 1 1/2 D to make a statement that he is one performer that will bring another 1/2 with his technology and guitar pedals.

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Simple and Orange

2020 Album Cover Release

Steely Dan - Retro Letters Typography Style

The OB-SX was envisioned by designers to be a smaller, lighter, more durable "live performance" version of their (then) flagship OB-X. The OB-SX featured the same VCO/VCF/VCAs of the OB-X and a voice card design similar to the OB-Xa in which polyphony was based on the number of 2-voice PCB cards installed (using CEM/Curtis chips). Sacrifices were made to the OB-X's "knob for each function" programming interface (replaced in the "SX" by a few realtime only filter and envelope controls), the ability to save patches (all sounds were preset in ROM) and the last octave of the keyboard ("chopped" to 48 notes).

Lizzard Fish

The Guitarist

Zero Point Giant - Intense Drumming