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Neil Peart, Geddy Lee & Alex Lifeson Sat, Apr 3, 2021 Fri, Feb 19, 2021@11:21AM | comments This past Friday, February 12th, Rush's Moving Pictures album celebrated its 40th anniversary. Over the past several years, Rush has released 40th anniversary editions of 2112, A Farewell to Kings, Hemispheres, and Permanent Waves, so it had been expected that they'd give Moving Pictures a similar treatment. However, based on a new banner ad being displayed on the Rush Backstage Club website, along with the lack of news about a potential release in the lead-up to the anniversary, it's now looking a bi...

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WKNC 88.1 FM Post author One of my favorite things in this world is my record player. It is a 1992 cassette, CD, and record player and it gives me those ‘90s and grunge vibes that I love, oh, so much. After reading DJ Butter and DJ Mango’s posts about their vinyl collection, I decided to hop onto the trend.  I just went through all of my vinyls because I got an app called Discogs that lets you upload your vinyls and create a library. You can also add vinyls, CDs, and cassettes to a “Want list” and so I will be notified if/when there are some for sale. Discogs is also an online...

An Iliad Presented as part of Stage Left Theater's new series of one-person productions, Alone Together, made possible by a grant from Spokane Arts. The first production in the series is "An Iliad," by Lisa Peterson and Dennis O'Hare, is a modern-day retelling of Homer’s classic. Winner of the Lucille Lortel and Obie awards, Stage Left's first one-person production of 2021 is directed by Susan Hardie and stars Robert Tombari as The Poet. Streaming Jan. 29-Feb. 7; Thu-Sat at 7 pm, Sun at 2 pm.

Modern Drummer Magazine A Celebration and Tribute to the Life and Legacy of Neil Peart Modern Drummer had been planning to bring back the world-renowned MD festival in 2020, and we were ready to put the plan into action. Then the world stopped due to COVID-19. After many discussions, we decided that instead of canceling the festival, we would change formats and produce a pay-per-view show. That would allow anyone to watch it on their TV, computer, or mobile device. The date we chose was September 12th, which is the late/great Neil Peart’s birthday. We also decided to combine the show with a...