Show Notes
"In the silence between whisper and shout, the space between wonder and doubt," we discuss the music of the Rush's Between Sun & Moon.
Is this a fun Rush song?
Tim remembers the tours when Rush played "Between Sun & Moon"
Jay describes it as Geddylicious
Other songs for which Pi Dubois contributed lyrics
We listen to some cool cymbals, and Tim tells us which one they are
Does Tim really have a time machine?
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Deep Dive into Rush’s “Between Sun & Moon”
In this detailed discussion, the participants dissect the Rush song “Between Sun & Moon,” debating whether it is possibly the most fun Rush song. They break down each element of the music, including the drums, bass, guitar, vocals, keyboards, and harmony, analyzing them from their technical excellence and appropriateness within the song. The hosts also reflect on specific aspects, such as Geddy Lee’s unique vocal delivery and the influence of iconic rockers like The Who and Keith Richards. They briefly mention the lyrics but will reveal their thoughts next week. Also noted are the changes in the live version of the song and some backstory related to the song’s conception and performance.
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