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Music Appreciation

Dr. Strange

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6. Blah blah blah :)

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Sat Apr 9, 2022, 09:46 PM

Apr 2022

and there's no shame in ending after that period of time

Especially when you're ending by going out still at the top of your game. They were still selling out large venues, leaving the fans wanting more. I'd be hard-pressed to think of another band that retired at the top of their game like Rush.

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Alex Lifeson Struggled to Come to Terms with the End of Rush [View all] Swede Apr 2022 OP

I guess I would have to say Lifeson is my favorite guitarist. Wingus Dingus Apr 2022 #1

Keith Emerson struggled as well Zambero Apr 2022 #2

I didn't know that, geez. I often wonder if Chris Cornell Wingus Dingus Apr 2022 #3

I am glad they decided to pack it in exboyfil Apr 2022 #4

Some bands can continue at a very high level. Golden Earring, for highplainsdem Apr 2022 #5

Blah blah blah :) Dr. Strange Apr 2022 #6