Going through photos from the Houston show and just noticed Anika making a face at Alex and Geddy during one particular song. Not everyone can cross their eyes and play drums at the same time.
A fantastic show at the Toyota Center in Houston last night. Of the shows I've seen, Alex seemed to be in best form for this one.
Photo taken in a sparsely populated area roughly halfway between Houston and San Antonio.
Photo taken near NASA Johnson Space Center (Clear Lake, Texas) on 10-Sep-26, using RX100 vii.
All three photos were taken during a thirty-minute span this morning (10-Sep-26), near NASA's Johnson Space Center in Clear Lake, Texas.
Since Howard, Robin, and the gang have celebrated fans yelling out Baba Booey at inappropriate times (golf tournaments, live TV broadcasts, etc.) how likely is that one or more fans carry on the tradition during the eulogy at Howard's own funeral?
Never knew this documentary existed. Anyone ever watch it?
If he were still alive, one can only wonder what Sam Kinison would say about current day Howard Stern.
An excellent show (again) and Alex was nearly flawless tonight. Special mention to Anika for the humorous prank at the end of the show.
It's always a challenge to capture the pyro during a Rush song.
Hey Richard, this is yer Dad. Looks like Taco Tico is alive and well down in Arkansas. We'll talk to ya later, Bub.
Doing a casual rewatch of the series (just one or two episodes per night) and just viewed "Missing Hours" which featured soul singer James Brown. While I don't have an issue with the basis of the plot, the special effects were surprisingly amateurish and the end failed to reach any type of conclusion. From the stellar heights this show reached in the first three seasons, this episode came across to me as a huge fail.
He's been wearing some funny t-shirts this tour.
Night 4 of Rush in Fort Worth and I was close to the stage, allowing good views of the band.
Just a fantastic show with Alex and Geddy being really goofy toward the end. Clearly they were enjoying being on stage.
[OC] I bought the RX100 vii to take to concerts and I'm always impressed with the results. This shot is the band RUSH who performed at Dickie's Arena in Fort Worth, Texas last night (11-Jul-26).
Fantastic set list and from my seat a great view of the lighting display. Howard Ungerleider should win the Nobel Prize for Concert Lighting Design.
Experimenting with a new camera this morning.
This is a finish called Lizard Green.