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All those things

It's funny when we were talking about moving pitchers

In the first half of that album

It says all lyrics by Neil Pured

And then he collaborated with someone on, uh, someone else, on Tom Sawyer.

But then it says, uh, all music other than Y, Y, YZ, uh, just by Lifes in, in Getty.

And then I was thinking, but if you have Tom Sawyer, I mean, you've, Neil Peirut invented the beat to that. Neil Verr, I mean, you know, you get behind the kid. I mean, he's as responsible for the success of that song as anyone else. Sure, but there's guys who come in and just they'll have them.

What's to say that Getty isn't a good drummer?

He didn't come in and go, Neil, let me show you how to do this. You don't show Neil how to do anything. He chooses free will. I mean, Getty Lee can play the bass sing and play keyboards with his feet at the same time. So, I mean, why would you put it past him that he can shred on the drums as well?

Then I'll give you this.

Y, Y, Y, Z, written by Pier and Lee. Mm-hmm. But Lifsen has, like, a guitar solo in that. And that's got to be, I mean, I don't think that Getty played the guitar solo for Lifeson. No, no. Getty, what he did was, he goes, yeah, okay, here's what you do.

Put your fingers on the guitar, and I want you to play this.

Meow, meow, meow, meow.

And he just did it with his voice.

And then Lifeson's like, yeah, man, I'm feeling what you're throwing at me here, Getty.

He goes, yes, of course you are.

And just he did everything vocally and then he just says, mimic my vocals. And maybe he actually made a recording

of his own into a little tape recorder that they would walk around with to take notes. And he just handed it to him and he goes, mimic this. There's no guitar note. I call that into question because there's no guitar note as high as Getty's voice. I mean, there's the, he would have to get an ample neck. he would have to get

he would have to get the

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