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    Force Ten

    Feb 04, 2020 4 minutes
    Words: Gary Mackenzie
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    Few live rock shows saw open displays of air drumming quite like a Rush concert. And the reason was the high regard in which Rush drummer Neil Peart was held by the band’s legions of fans. Almost as soon as he joined the group, Peart made an impact. The colourful, lyrical impact of 1975’s Fly By Night matched the awe in which fans delighted in his drumming prowess. It was an awe and admiration that would last for the ensuing 46 years, and which still shows no signs of abating. I mean, we all know what to do at two minutes and 35 seconds into , right?

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