Living on the lightest stage approaches the unreal for those who think and feel in touch with some reality

beyond our gilded cage. Hey everybody, it's me, your Tom Sawyer wizard, Holden McNeely. Ah! We are the priests

of the temple.

I'm serious.

My guitar is a guitar.

I found a guitar in a guitar cave.

Oh, the guitar came! We wrote the earth.

Fuck this guitar.

Oh, no, they didn't like my guitar.

Guess I'll die under a tree.

We have assumed direct control of the Solar Federation.

Bruiser?

Guys, rock and roll.

When you hear, when you hear these words, nothing is better than the sounds of rock and roll music.

And that's why Rush is the topic

of, I'm a broken man, Holden. This was too much, too fast, too amazing. Yeah. Oh my God. I'm giving

co-heating Cambria flashbacks. The laboriousness of nerd rock is something to behold. I mean, you can't just,

yeah, you can't just like dabble in this, you know what I mean? It's like you get into a catalog

like this and it's so expansive and so full of story and of, I mean, and then later, and then

the phases of this band and when you have a band like this prolific, I mean, at points, I was like, is this a two-parter? I don't think it is. I think we can cover the whole thing in this one. I will say this, and I want to thank Rush for this. I was very surprised, assuming, you know, oh my God, they have these like 20-minute-long songs and this, that, and the other I was like, these albums must just be epically long.

Most albums are like 35 minutes long,

a nice little package. Go it on for a run. Good to digest the whole thing very easily. Like

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