Show Notes
Where would you rather be? When will the time be right? You want to be right here right now enjoying our Counterparts Rush Album Preview!
Jay gives us some album facts, Jack
Jay Wow’s us with a rather uncomfortable description of counterparts
Jay goes a little too far with animus [you just have to listen]
Tim tells why he’s excited
We discuss the recording process
Tim tells us about Neil Peart’s drums
We discuss the album cover
Jay’s favorite songs from Counterparts
Why “Nobody’s Hero” brings Shayne down a little
We ponder those who don’t like “Double Agent”
The Counterparts songs we’re most excited to discuss
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