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Mary the burner Turner! 94.7 KMET, Los Angeles, those were good days back then!

Bueno sonido amigos

People are still lustening to Rush after decades.

Which venue was this played at?

GUP : so intense and raw, it rips your heart out every time!!

Thank God for these recordings. Our only connection left to hear Neil's voice!! ❤❤😢

Greetings, Manolo 🤗You rock!

I saw this live at the Palladium in NYC. Band was on fire that night. Greatest RUSH show I ever saw, and I've seen many since then. I tell you Hemisphere's. as tired as they were on that tour, was the pinnacle of that 70s era.

Bravo!!

This album by far is the best they made 😊😊

R.I.P. Neil and 3 weeks ago Mary. She was with Tom Donahue's KSAN in San Francisco, he basically developed the deeper album cuts format. Then down to Los Angeles and KMET. One of the earlier female DJs who would go on to interview many stars- perhaps none more interesting than Neil.

SOME WON ASKED EDDIE VAN HALEN HOW IT FELT TO BE THE BEST GUITARIST IN THE WORLD HE SAID I DONT KNOW ASK ALEX LIFSON

The 77-79 Rush bootlegs years are high-water marks in all of music.

What a great recording. Got more? Saw them in Rochester NY,moving pictures tour!😊 Still gaining appreciation for geddy as a bass monster. Thanks 👍

I saw the "2112" tour then the next year the "Kings" tour and the next day Pete Opell wrote a review in the Dallas Morning News that said Geddy's voice sounded like "Snip and Fix Time at the Kennel".

great tour, ufo was the opening act, one of the greatest live recordings in rock music...."strangers in the night", was recorded on this tour. (rush & ufo got along famously)

I just learned that Mary Turner died last week.

Good stuff

Meu Deus, é isso mesmo?

I wish it showed them playing instead of a still pic.

No other band can match this group. Just deal with it.

1978, what a great year. This was my first Rush concert.

Rock and Roll got me thru. 🌞⭐💖😇🥀🌻🌼

Always recreated the rush formula every release which was to feel like you were actually getting a rush listening to their music. Because you were!!!! I am a fan obviously but there was never a more appropriate and fitting name for a band in rock history.

Yeah this interview and those albums lasted longer than a year

I listen to music that I feel is good, just happens most of it was created long ago

I remember hearing this back in 1985 and thinking, "How can this woman not know how to pronounce his last name?!" 😁

Interesting to hear Neil mention playing 3 days at Radio CIty Music Hall and introducing p/g songs. I was there one of those nights seeing Rush for the first of many times. Definitely the best venue to see a concert - in an actual concert hall. I still remember Geddy singing "One likes to believe in the freedom of baseball". Thanks for the great memories.

I picked the right planet RUSH is here.

She says it's an hour long. Where's the rest of it?

it's always a pleasure to listen to the Professor talk.

I saw Grace Under Pressure and when they remastered 2112. no other band had an impact upon me, to such a degree. RUSH IS TIMELESS.

Where in the world are these terrific interviewers like Mary Turner anymore??? I mean, she’s connecting to Neil, asking intelligent questions, listening to his answers, even pushing back a little and having a real conversation.

First time seeing them, in Sam Houston Coloseum. April Wine opening up on their Roller tour.

One area that I don't share with the Professor is that I do listen to music beyond the year mark. Hell, Rush, from the early days on, is what I listen to most when I drive to and from work. I listen to other music of course, but not as much as I listen to Rush. RIP Neil.

wow! She got his last name right!!!

Why?

Always masterfully articulate and elrgant Neil talking about one of the best progressive rock albums ever IMHO.

Loved this interview; Neil Peart and certainly Mary Turner.

OMG I THOUGHT IT WAS MUSTAINE AND FRIEDMAN ON THE PIC

Feel so fortunate to have seen them twice.

What a great interview Neil what a great human and understanding of life and him sharing these thoughts with us. He will always be missed and remembered.

Kissed n even typos

NEIL WE MISS U EBEN KNOW U WERE NASTY TO THE FANS WHO KUSSED UR ASS

Saw them in 1976 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium with UFO. Been a fan ever since. Michael Schenker hanging out over the stage.

RIP

Definitely safe to say that today’s progressive rock wouldn’t be where it is today if not for rush and drumming wouldn’t be a the level it is now with out the influence of the professor... never missed a Houston show sense 1981 💯💯💯🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

1977 Edmonton alberta i was 15 first time seeing rush

Anyone know the exact date of this show

It's interesting to hear Mary Turner mention that Rush has been together for more than a decade.