Rush

[oneirophrenia]

I love them. I really need to get more Rush music, and to let it have a greater influence on my own compositional philosophies. Viva la crazy mid-song tempo change! Also...now that I have a Fender Strat, I'm really feeling the need to learn to play it better and start rocking out in the oldskool vein. Could there perhaps be yet another Pegritz musical project on the horizon? A prog-rock project, perhaps? Pink Floyd meets Rush with a little America and John Prine and Nick Cave thrown in? Pretty damn likely.

As a matter of fact...siliconedreamer, remember whenh we were talking about maybe doing some trip-hoppish stuff as well? I think I came up with a good name for that: Lethargette. A combination of lethargy and suffragette. blackcatbon and/or chuchotement, you may want to take note, because something with a name like Lethargette definitely needs female vocalists. :)

I've been putting up all my projects on Download.com for the past two days, and I'll let you know when they're all available, but prettymuch here're the projects that will be represented:

Nyarlathotep (duh)
derek.cf.PEGRITZ
A Doctrine of Works
Retar-D2
W.A.N.G.
and quite possibly
Black Tie Affair (old, old tracks, but good stuff I'm proud of anyway)

Get ready for a musical blitz of truly Pegritzian proportions!

You will note, too: Not all of it is depressing as hell or sadistically evil!

Comments

[harinezumi.livejournal.com]

Hear hear! In my not so humble opinion, Rush is the greatest band of all time. I have about 10 of their albums if you want to expose yourself to more of their mind bending l33tness.

Also, if you're interested, they're supposed to be playing the Post Gazette Pavilion on May 31. I'm definitely going, and will be happy to have someone along with whom to split the parking fee. Hell, I'm highly tempted to then follow them to Columbus, OH for the July 2 concert.</obsessed fanboy>

[eolh.livejournal.com]

Personally I've always found Rush fairly unlistenable. I don't know why, given that they should fit right in with a large portion of what I listen to. I think it's Geddy Lee's voice -- it tends to just really grate on my nerves for some reason.

If you really want to get into prog rock, I'd highly recommend Peter Hammill/Van der Graaf Generator as a much more interesting way to go . . .

[oneirophrenia.livejournal.com]

Yeah--I know about that show, and was *really* wanting to go, but I didn't know anyone else who was going to be there! Allright, it's on now. I gots to get my Rush fix!!

[oneirophrenia.livejournal.com]

Geddy Lee's voice *does* take some getting used to, indeed. I generally tend to like whiny male vocalists, though, which is why I like AFI as well. :)

I friggin' *love* Van der Graaf Generator, though! I just recently started downloading some of their stuff, and I do believe I needs to get Out There(tm) and start picking up CDs, as well....I'm still pretty new to them, though, so I don't really remember song titles and stuff yet, but I've been listening to them a lot when I get up in the mornings to get me going.

And, of course, there's always Hawkwind. Hehehe.

[blackcatbon.livejournal.com]

>As a matter of fact...siliconedreamer, remember whenh we were talking about maybe doing some trip-hoppish stuff as well? I think I came up with a good name for that: Lethargette. A combination of lethargy and suffragette. blackcatbon and/or chuchotement, you may want to take note, because something with a name like Lethargette definitely needs female vocalists<

hmmmmm

the powers of churchotoment and me singing combined... might be too much for the world to handle:)

LETS GET DANGEROUS!!!!! - darkwing duck

whatdyya think, Erin?

(waits for churchotoment to respond as well)