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I'm familiar with the big albums, but I want to do a deep dive through the full discography and perhaps other albums he's been involved with.

When I've done this with other artists, I usually play a podcast alongside the music, so I can get some background on the artists life at that time, interesting knowledge about the albums and creative process.

Neil's discography looks ideal for this type of listening, but I couldn't find a podcast breaking down each album. Does anyone know of anything like this that I could follow alongside the albums?

Have the London show shirt and as others have mentioned here, it's faded awfully after 1 wash (as per instructions). The print looks terrible now. Will the online store do anything about this?

Cloud of unknowing was incredible, but Shaun Ryder was unreal!

Grim is the first boss to have given me real trouble in the game. A few other bosses took 10-15 attempts, but I was stuck on Grim Matchstick for 2 hours, maybe longer!!!

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Phase 1 was okay. Phase 2 was incredibly annoying as those little flames just seemed to jump so randomly. But even when getting to phase 3 with 2 or 3 hp, how on earth was I supposed to avoid all the flame balls that randomly split into 4. There was no way of telling when they would break apart, it was ridiculously hard!

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I didn't want to look at any tips or guides, just wanted to work out each boss my own way. Since phase 2 and 3 you naturally want to face away from Grim I decided it was best to just use roundabout for the whole fight and started doing this from my second or third attempt.

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Eventually with some ridiculous fireball dodging I got the knockout. Honestly one of the best feelings in gaming I've had for a while.

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Only after beating Grim on about 50, maybe more, tries. I looked to see how others were doing it and found out my own shots were breaking those fireballs. Oops!! Rapid firing roundabout for Grim phase 3 is not fun.

Wondered if anyone happened to have asked the venue? Last nights was about 10:15 so I imagine similar?

I’m very familiar with all of the studio albums now, so I’m looking to start deep diving the bands live shows. I’m a big fan of bands like The Grateful Dead and King Gizzard, bands you can go back and listen to almost any live show they played. I don’t know how accessible Rush live shows would be now. Is it possible to seek out specific shows or would I just be best listening to the available live albums?

Are there any must hear shows throughout their history, I’m looking to cover off all eras.

Thanks!

I’m a fan of prog, the classic stuff, particularly Pink Floyd, King Crimson and Rush. I’ve heard some great albums from other prog bands like Porcupine Tree and Mastodon, but I wouldn’t call them current either. To be honest past a handful of bands I don’t know much about prog rock or prog metal at all. Who are the big current prog bands? I’ve just started listening to Transatlantic for the first time, thought they were pretty good only to find they are no longer together.

What has the most cars and tracks?