Show Notes
What are our Rush theme songs? What song by Rush describes us best? What song do we feel the most?
What do we mean by "theme song?"
What Rush song does Jay say can't be used?
And does he use it anyway?
In what year will Tim pick his theme song?
Do we allow Tim to pass?
What Neil Peart lyrics resonate with Shayne?
Can you have a theme song with no lyrcs?
How Tim's theme song will help his wrestling career?
Why does Shayne defy Jay and Tim's edict?
What Rush album did Jay not realize he likes has much as he does
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In this episode, we engage in a lively debate about our personal theme songs by the band Rush. The discussion revolves not just around the lyrics but also the energy, the guitar riffs, and the overall vibe of the music. We each end up choosing different Rush songs that hold particular meaning to us, sharing some lyrics, guitar riffs, and why these songs resonate with us on a personal level. We encourage you to share your Rush theme songs through various communication channels, promising to translate even Morse code contributions.
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