Show Notes
“Have you lived a lifetime today, or do you feel like you just got carried away? What is the meaning of this” Rush song “The Stars Look Down?”
Jay gives us the back story on the inspiration for this song, a novel titled “The Stars Look Down” by A. J. Cronin
The song according to Jay
Tim gets personal!
“The Stars Look Down” meaning according to Shayne
Some differences between the original mix of Vapor Trails and the remix
Listen to our favorite parts of the song
Tim threatens mutiny
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