I saw Primus open for Rush back the late 80s. Rush fans were confused, bewildered, and mostly stoked by Primus. They had no mainstream exposure at the time. Rush helped put them on the map.
Krist Novoselic is literally the reason I picked up the bass. To see him in the same frame as one of my other favorite bassists got me all in my feelings
@@matthewjames206 he's not at all, he's a very very basic bassist. Not hating on Nirvana, but Grohl was always by far the most talented member of that band.
@@richardharrold9736I would agree for certain. After Nirvana, which was short lived, Kris never played with anyone else… at least not to my knowledge Notice how 2 of the guests are connected to Nirvana - Krisp and the one from Hole… then take into account Geddy’s close ties with Dave Grohl, also Nirvana… It appears to me that Dave still stays in contact with Krisp and the Hole bass player, and was most likely the one who talked to Geddy and got them that gig… perhaps they really needed the money for their time… who knows But no one knows who those two are. You say their names and few can actually match them to Hole and Nirvana. As for Robert Trujillo… both Geddy and Les Claypool are directly linked to Metallica and have been for a long long time. If I remember correctly, Les was almost Cliff Burton’s replacement. Like, they really wanted Les in the band. Geddy Lee was supposed to produce And Justice For All, but had to back out at the last moment
@@MyVideos-fm7ug Les probably wanted a better drummer to play with... ever seen the footage of when Dave Lombardo and Joey Jordison substituted for an indisposed Lars? It was like a whole new band.
@@jr2904 Did I say being a Rush member was the qualifier? No I didn't. What I said, was the "coolest bass player ever" was also a geek. And that is ironic. That someone who is the coolest anything, is also a geek. Get it now? Should I break it down even further?
I've been a musician nearly all my life, and I can tell you that all musicians are absolutely geeks, and the more talented and skilled they are, the geekier. You don't get to his level without being a massive geek. However, it is extremely unusual, statistically speaking, for anyone of his massive geekitude to get that famous and be that cool. Virtuosos generally are not known for their social skills or status.
I need more episodes of this. Already done with it and i miss him. This show is such a fanboy nich for rush fans, 90s rock fans, music players, but the humor of "rush" and the wholesomeness of this show gives me life
Unfortunately from what I can gather it seems like Geddy isn't a huge fan of either of them. Never mentions them in interviews and basically dodges questions related to them, seems like he never wants to talk about Geezer Butler either. I've always wondered if he doesn't like Billy because he's a Scientologist, for the other two I have no idea.
Kind of cool symmetry going on with Geddy and Alex. Geddy exploring his craft through others. His book and now this. Alex with Envy of None taking a low key background role delving into experimental tones and effects.
Rob has a lot of skill and experience pre-Metallica. He basically can sleep and play their sets. Look up his previous bands to see what Rob can really do.
@@daevienRob is a genuinely great bassist. While I don't agree with the pretentious take that Metallica is beneath him, it's definitley a setting that doesn't let him showcase all that he's capable of
@@cosmicpanda7043 I didn't say Metallica is beneath him, just that their songs really won't challenge him. Not all musicians want to be constantly challenged and he appears to be quite happy with them so that is the main thing.
@@daevien Apologies, wasn't accusing you of having that opinion, I've just heard that thrown around a lot whenever people talk about Rob's musicianship. Agree completely
@@cosmicpanda7043its a confirmed fact that metallica dont like their bassists having the spotlight since Cliff’s passing. Its why they didnt hire Les Claypool after Cliff, literally saying “you are too good” and why they undermined jason. Rob is a phenomenal bassist though, he can keep up with les if he wanted but is content enough to play what makes him happy which makes him very admirable in my books.
@peterg5383 I believe the story as far as public is aware is that technically Rob owns it since he put up the money. But basically it usually has been staying with the family and both Rob & family decide what it's used for. I can't see either side having an issue with Geddy playing it, more that everyone would be thrilled to have someone like him get to play it.
Good to see Geddy flourishing after the end of Rush and of course the deep loss of his dear friend and bandmate Neil Peart. Geddy has never been one to like to sit around much (nothing wrong with that though!), so I thought, besides his 2 books (one on bass guitars, one a autobiography due out Nov. '23 and 500+ pages!), he'd be up to something else soon! I just thought it would be new music (he is rumored he's working with Barenaked Ladies' Ed Robertson on "new music" so we'll have to see if that materializes, and who knows what he and Alex might be doing together: they get together and jam pretty regularly from what I understand); so this is a delightful surprise! A show about a legendary bassist interviewing other legendary bassists and showing that they are not one dimensional (all they do is play bass/write music), but normal, well rounded, people is interesting, and the best part is that Geddy's good humor, warmth, affability, humility and just general decency interacting with fellow humans will be on display, something we could all be reminded still exists in many people today...even famous ones. This will be my comfort food watch this late Fall/Winter!
It helps that his brother, Allan Weinrib, is a documentarian by profession. Allan created and produced this documentary. Geddy is, of course, a supremely talented individual with intelligence, wit and charisma to go on for days, the perfect subject to put in front of a camera. Even though I'm not privy to the personal relationship between these two, I'm willing to bet that that having his brother behind the camera made things a bit easier for Geddy.
Geddy and Alex owe us all nothing. That being said, I'd pay almost any price to see them tour one last time. Get Danny Carey or Stewart Copeland on the tour. Or just set up The Professor's kit and play his drum tracks. I don't expect this but it would be great to have closure. As I said, they owe us nothing and nobody has the right to expect anything from them but I hope they decide to tour one last time or possibly do a residency somewhere.
I was a youth, about to start taking up guitar.... One night on Much Music, I looked up to see the video for Rush's "Marathon" from "A Show of Hands"..... I was mystified. How someone could play such cool things on the bass and make them sound amazing. It changed my life. I CANNOT wait for this series. And the answer to the title of the show is yes :)
I'm so humbled I got to experience/witness Geddy and Les playing together for the first time ever at the danforth, with the claypool lennon delrium jamming to tomorrow never knows! Les said himself it was a dream come true!
I loved this series. Geddy is such a delight to watch and good interactions with the guest are just really down to earth. All of the musicians in this series are humble people. Geddy acts like he's in his 20s. I couldn't believe it when he said he was 69. I hope he does more of these. Bass players are kind of the unsung heroes of rock music. It is the soul of the band but you never hear much from most of them. I would love for him to visit Michael Anthony, Duff McKagan, Kim Deal, and Tim Commerford.
Cmon, TV series about bassists! That’s what I never expected! Being a bass player for big part of my life it’s something truly appreciated 😮 And the line up is amazing! Les Claypool is a dude!
Melissa Auf der Maur (The only reason for learn Hole music), Krist Novoselic (Need to say more?), Les Claypool (Primus... Nuff said), and Roberto Agustin Santiago Samuel Trujillo Veracruz... Geez up!!! Gather for a true legend... Geddy freakin' Lee... Just Cliff Burton makes perfection in this dream team.
Bass players getting the spotlight!!! What a time to be alive. Robert Trujio, Geddy Lee, and Les Claypool are all heroes of mine! Definitely watching this
Watched the series. Loved it. Why are there only 4 episodes? I hope they make more. I’d love to see him hang out with people like Flea and John Paul Jones.
Like the the Sammy Hagar and Brian Johnson shows, this one looks like a winner also. Really opens up the opportunities for guests. Since what bassist, ever, would say no to Geddy? People I think would be good.. Paul McCartney -(duh), Victor Wooten, Bootsy Collins, Carol Kaye, John Paul Jones, Geezer Butler.... so, so many great choices
Great quartet with Geddy...stocked to see Krist there. Should've also gotten Tim Commerford, Stefan Lessard, Matt Freeman and Jeff Ament...there's something about bassplayers...as a drummer I happen to appreciate them ✌️
Man liebt Rush oder man hasst Rusch, ich habe mit ca 12 Jahren, das Album Farwell to the Kings rauf und runter gespielt, gehört, kannte jeden Break im auswendig! Ich liebe es noch heute!
DAYUMMMM Paramount+ you were not even the LAST streaming service that I thought would cover Rush/Geddy Lee....as a matter of fact I never knew that Rush would get such a spotlight and that too with bass being the center piece. Color me surprised in a very very happy way. This in itself will make me subscribe hands down.
I loved it! This was the rock show with the best host and best interviews in the history of mankind. It won't premier until two more weeks? It doesn't matter, we already know...
This is gonna be a good one! Geddy the Babushka is adorable; he's so proud of his bass progeny! Good generation of diverse approaches and personalities.
Musicians get a bad rap as being one-dimensional. There needs to be more shows that gives us a glimpse into their every day lives, interests and ambitions beyond music. Can't wait for this to be released.
Geddy and les together gives me chills
I saw Primus open for Rush back the late 80s. Rush fans were confused, bewildered, and mostly stoked by Primus. They had no mainstream exposure at the time. Rush helped put them on the map.
@@charliedillon1400that was the show I found out about Primus! Blew my mind away...and then Rush!! Wow!! Definitely among my top ten best shows
you can see them perform together on the south park 25th anniversery concert. i think they play closer to the heart
I saw RUSH dozens times and PRIMUS play A Farewell to Kings live in entirety. Sign me up!
It was early 90's but yeah, I saw them together too - at Sheffield Arena in 1991@@charliedillon1400
Please, we need a Geddy and Alex show!!! Make it happen!!! Silliness and laughters guaranteed!
totally.
Ohh..for sure !!! :)
Oh HELLZ yeah!
Im all for that!!!
They did one, with Dave Grohl on drums.
Krist Novoselic is literally the reason I picked up the bass. To see him in the same frame as one of my other favorite bassists got me all in my feelings
He's incredibly underrated 🍻
@@matthewjames206 he's not at all, he's a very very basic bassist. Not hating on Nirvana, but Grohl was always by far the most talented member of that band.
@@richardharrold9736I would agree for certain. After Nirvana, which was short lived, Kris never played with anyone else… at least not to my knowledge
Notice how 2 of the guests are connected to Nirvana - Krisp and the one from Hole… then take into account Geddy’s close ties with Dave Grohl, also Nirvana…
It appears to me that Dave still stays in contact with Krisp and the Hole bass player, and was most likely the one who talked to Geddy and got them that gig… perhaps they really needed the money for their time… who knows
But no one knows who those two are. You say their names and few can actually match them to Hole and Nirvana.
As for Robert Trujillo… both Geddy and Les Claypool are directly linked to Metallica and have been for a long long time.
If I remember correctly, Les was almost Cliff Burton’s replacement. Like, they really wanted Les in the band. Geddy Lee was supposed to produce And Justice For All, but had to back out at the last moment
@@MyVideos-fm7ug Les probably wanted a better drummer to play with... ever seen the footage of when Dave Lombardo and Joey Jordison substituted for an indisposed Lars? It was like a whole new band.
@@richardharrold9736 nope, he's underrated
Geddy is a master musician and singer but above all else, he's an amazing human. We need more amazing, positive humans in mass media.
…more amazing, positive humans in bass media.
Fixed it for you(c)
SINGER???? Is that a joke?
@@ashleyshipp8340 nope, Geddy Lee IS an amazing singer.
@@johnandrews3568 if you are tone-deaf.
@@johnandrews3568I heard take off. I wouldn’t put it on my resume.
ever since the rush has dinner video all ive wanted was rush related slice of life and now I finally have more of it
the fact that Geddy is the host is surreal and mega awesome at the same time.
Geddy Lee and Melissa Auf Der Maur in the same show... this makes me smile.
I never saw this coming, the universe knew what I needed.
This is 🔥🔥🔥. Geddy is probably the coolest bass player ever, who ironically is a massive geek.
a massive human being
Geddy can do no wrong in my eyes.
How is a band member of Rush being a geek ironic?
@@jr2904 Did I say being a Rush member was the qualifier? No I didn't. What I said, was the "coolest bass player ever" was also a geek. And that is ironic. That someone who is the coolest anything, is also a geek. Get it now? Should I break it down even further?
I've been a musician nearly all my life, and I can tell you that all musicians are absolutely geeks, and the more talented and skilled they are, the geekier. You don't get to his level without being a massive geek. However, it is extremely unusual, statistically speaking, for anyone of his massive geekitude to get that famous and be that cool. Virtuosos generally are not known for their social skills or status.
WOW, I work for Paramount and didn't know this was in production!! Can't wait to see this. LOVE Geddy!!!
Paramount cafeteria?
@@bobabooey4537 CBS cameraman in California. BTW, LOVE the name!
@@Jedizen07ooooh do you shoot the Price is Right?
I need more episodes of this. Already done with it and i miss him. This show is such a fanboy nich for rush fans, 90s rock fans, music players, but the humor of "rush" and the wholesomeness of this show gives me life
Well just wow. My favorite musician on earth living his best life.
One of my ALL time Favorite Bass Players! Glad to see Uncle Les on here too!
If there’s a part 2, we need to see Billy Sheehan and Steve Harris and maybe Tom Peterson from Cheap Trick
Unfortunately from what I can gather it seems like Geddy isn't a huge fan of either of them. Never mentions them in interviews and basically dodges questions related to them, seems like he never wants to talk about Geezer Butler either. I've always wondered if he doesn't like Billy because he's a Scientologist, for the other two I have no idea.
Please! And also the legendary Lee Sklar. Also John Myung from Dream Theater would be interesting.
Tal Wilkenfeld and Ale Villarreal too!
@@Sheehy223unfortunate. I’ve heard Billy speak highly of Geddy and Harris. Thought they were friends 😢
@Sheehy223 I dont think thats the case. Geddy can be a bit enigmatic sometimes but Im sure hes aware of them.
Haven't even watched it and I already want it renewed for a second season!
This is possibly the first time a trailer for a show has me genuinely tempted to create an account for a streaming service.
Kind of cool symmetry going on with Geddy and Alex. Geddy exploring his craft through others. His book and now this.
Alex with Envy of None taking a low key background role delving into experimental tones and effects.
It is cool to see Rob play Jaco, makes your realize he actually liked the music and didn’t just buy the bass cause he could
Rob has a lot of skill and experience pre-Metallica. He basically can sleep and play their sets. Look up his previous bands to see what Rob can really do.
@@daevienRob is a genuinely great bassist. While I don't agree with the pretentious take that Metallica is beneath him, it's definitley a setting that doesn't let him showcase all that he's capable of
@@cosmicpanda7043 I didn't say Metallica is beneath him, just that their songs really won't challenge him. Not all musicians want to be constantly challenged and he appears to be quite happy with them so that is the main thing.
@@daevien Apologies, wasn't accusing you of having that opinion, I've just heard that thrown around a lot whenever people talk about Rob's musicianship. Agree completely
@@cosmicpanda7043its a confirmed fact that metallica dont like their bassists having the spotlight since Cliff’s passing. Its why they didnt hire Les Claypool after Cliff, literally saying “you are too good” and why they undermined jason. Rob is a phenomenal bassist though, he can keep up with les if he wanted but is content enough to play what makes him happy which makes him very admirable in my books.
Yes!!!!!! So much love for Geddy, for so long now. Beautiful. Cool to see/hear Trujillo breakin' out some Jaco...
@peterg5383 huh?
@peterg5383 I believe the story as far as public is aware is that technically Rob owns it since he put up the money. But basically it usually has been staying with the family and both Rob & family decide what it's used for. I can't see either side having an issue with Geddy playing it, more that everyone would be thrilled to have someone like him get to play it.
@@daevien and @peterg5383 - I was just talkin' about what he played ;)
Good to see Geddy flourishing after the end of Rush and of course the deep loss of his dear friend and bandmate Neil Peart.
Geddy has never been one to like to sit around much (nothing wrong with that though!), so I thought, besides his 2 books (one on bass guitars, one a autobiography due out Nov. '23 and 500+ pages!), he'd be up to something else soon!
I just thought it would be new music (he is rumored he's working with Barenaked Ladies' Ed Robertson on "new music" so we'll have to see if that materializes, and who knows what he and Alex might be doing together: they get together and jam pretty regularly from what I understand); so this is a delightful surprise! A show about a legendary bassist interviewing other legendary bassists and showing that they are not one dimensional (all they do is play bass/write music), but normal, well rounded, people is interesting, and the best part is that Geddy's good humor, warmth, affability, humility and just general decency interacting with fellow humans will be on display, something we could all be reminded still exists in many people today...even famous ones.
This will be my comfort food watch this late Fall/Winter!
Came here to say this, but you said it perfectly! Thank you. Anything Geddy Lee is good for the world!
It helps that his brother, Allan Weinrib, is a documentarian by profession. Allan created and produced this documentary. Geddy is, of course, a supremely talented individual with intelligence, wit and charisma to go on for days, the perfect subject to put in front of a camera. Even though I'm not privy to the personal relationship between these two, I'm willing to bet that that having his brother behind the camera made things a bit easier for Geddy.
Thanks you. I didn’t know about Geddy’s book. Looking forward to that now!
Geddy and Alex owe us all nothing. That being said, I'd pay almost any price to see them tour one last time. Get Danny Carey or Stewart Copeland on the tour. Or just set up The Professor's kit and play his drum tracks. I don't expect this but it would be great to have closure. As I said, they owe us nothing and nobody has the right to expect anything from them but I hope they decide to tour one last time or possibly do a residency somewhere.
I felt the same way watching this, particularly after watching their final concert❤
Geddy Lee is a gift to this world
All 5 of these musicians are amazing and I am superexcited for this!
I was a youth, about to start taking up guitar.... One night on Much Music, I looked up to see the video for Rush's "Marathon" from "A Show of Hands"..... I was mystified. How someone could play such cool things on the bass and make them sound amazing. It changed my life. I CANNOT wait for this series. And the answer to the title of the show is yes :)
I'm so humbled I got to experience/witness Geddy and Les playing together for the first time ever at the danforth, with the claypool lennon delrium jamming to tomorrow never knows! Les said himself it was a dream come true!
I loved this series. Geddy is such a delight to watch and good interactions with the guest are just really down to earth. All of the musicians in this series are humble people. Geddy acts like he's in his 20s. I couldn't believe it when he said he was 69. I hope he does more of these. Bass players are kind of the unsung heroes of rock music. It is the soul of the band but you never hear much from most of them. I would love for him to visit Michael Anthony, Duff McKagan, Kim Deal, and Tim Commerford.
Apart from being a maestro, Geddy is such a humble and down to earth guy. I don't have many hero's but he is one of them.
I love it when in interviews, Ged says “we got along very well”… yeah. That’s just him! Everyone gets along with Dirk!!!!
This whole mini series is great. The episode with Krist Novoselic is excellent.
Always great to see Krist with an RD in his hands!
This brings me so much joy! Nothing better than seeing Dirk doing well.
Oh man, this is a huge treat. Can't wait to watch Geddy go have a blast with these guys!
Yeah this could easily be a regular thing.
It's criminal that the episodes are only 20 minutes! Clay and Geddy?! Gimme 3 hours please...
This looks amazing. Love Geddy! ❤
Watched this morning. Great little series, just wish it would've been longer.
I knew he wouldn't just sit around in his studio for the next 30+ years - I hope to catch this when it's released.
Cmon, TV series about bassists! That’s what I never expected! Being a bass player for big part of my life it’s something truly appreciated 😮
And the line up is amazing! Les Claypool is a dude!
Great fo see mellisa auf der maur, she put out a fantastic album 20 years ago thats overlooked for how goood it was
Melissa Auf der Maur (The only reason for learn Hole music), Krist Novoselic (Need to say more?), Les Claypool (Primus... Nuff said), and Roberto Agustin Santiago Samuel Trujillo Veracruz... Geez up!!!
Gather for a true legend... Geddy freakin' Lee...
Just Cliff Burton makes perfection in this dream team.
I've never met Geddy but he genuinely seems like the nicest person ever.
Wow, great news! Thanks for sharing! It looks amazing! Much respect to Geddy Lee and all the bassists featured in this show! Rock on and all the best!
This, I gotta see! I’m glad to know Geddy’s out having fun! We’re all hoping Ged and Alex are jamming a bit on the side… 🤞
This is awesome Paramount, good job!!!
Alex and Geddy should do something, they are amazing together!!!!
geddy is the best and i love his laugh.
Bass players getting the spotlight!!! What a time to be alive. Robert Trujio, Geddy Lee, and Les Claypool are all heroes of mine! Definitely watching this
Anything Geddy Lee is going to be ENTERTAINING!
Watched the series. Loved it. Why are there only 4 episodes? I hope they make more. I’d love to see him hang out with people like Flea and John Paul Jones.
Yesssssssss
I’m so glad to see Geddy back.
And it starts streaming the day before my birthday ... what a gift!!
Rush is amazing.
Please make more seasons & episodes.
0:45 robert trujillo playing portrait of tracy on jaco pastorius’ bass of doom omfg
Like the the Sammy Hagar and Brian Johnson shows, this one looks like a winner also. Really opens up the opportunities for guests. Since what bassist, ever, would say no to Geddy? People I think would be good..
Paul McCartney -(duh), Victor Wooten, Bootsy Collins, Carol Kaye, John Paul Jones, Geezer Butler.... so, so many great choices
I hear this guy plays the bass guitar...and sings...and plays synthesizers...All at the same time! Whaaaaat! :)
This guy has been super busy!!
HOLY WEINRIB I HAVE TO SEE THIS ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Geddy is really the one who made me wanted to try out bass,specially with tom sawyer
I love Star Trek but Geddy Lee is the one who got me to subscribe to Paramount+
I’m getting Paramount+ because of this
I would love to see a Geddy and Alex podcast! Imma drummer but bassists deserve better. ❤❤❤
Let the bass players get some! This looks awesome 🤘🤘🍻
I love how they made a Novoselic family intro (0:23) a Wood's "American Gothic" replica just with a base instead of a pitchfork.
Great quartet with Geddy...stocked to see Krist there. Should've also gotten Tim Commerford, Stefan Lessard, Matt Freeman and Jeff Ament...there's something about bassplayers...as a drummer I happen to appreciate them ✌️
TO.ESPERANDO A ESTRÉIA NO PARAMOUNT PLUS NO BRASIL
Man liebt Rush oder man hasst Rusch, ich habe mit ca 12 Jahren, das Album Farwell to the Kings rauf und runter gespielt, gehört, kannte jeden Break im auswendig! Ich liebe es noch heute!
Just a Great series... Love It
DAYUMMMM Paramount+ you were not even the LAST streaming service that I thought would cover Rush/Geddy Lee....as a matter of fact I never knew that Rush would get such a spotlight and that too with bass being the center piece. Color me surprised in a very very happy way. This in itself will make me subscribe hands down.
YES! GIVE BASS AND THEIR PLAYERS LOVE!!! 🖤
I may be a guitarist but bassists are honestly the coolest people on earth.
We like to think so 😁😁
Amazing !! Can't wait....Geddy is such an inspiration to me.
The best because of who he played with In the band . RIP NEIL . FOREVER THE GREATEST IN MY MIND.
I loved it! This was the rock show with the best host and best interviews in the history of mankind. It won't premier until two more weeks? It doesn't matter, we already know...
This is gonna be a good one! Geddy the Babushka is adorable; he's so proud of his bass progeny! Good generation of diverse approaches and personalities.
Never was a big Rush fan but as a bassist, this looks like a great documentary.
excellent miniseries, plus the guests are luxurious, the 4 chapters fly by, 100% recommended!
Can't wait for this
Seeing Krist canning in a countryside homestead is something I didn’t know I needed.
Between this and the new Top Gun movie this has been the best year !!!!!
I will definitely watch it!
Oh this is going to be awesome!!! Hope Geddy and big Al do something creative soon🤔🤔👏🏼👏🏼
Melissa has aged like fine wine.
the show is soo good, just wish the episodes were a 40 mins or an hour and 20 mins
“To err is Human.” Bass players are REALLY good at being human.
Awesome! As a bassist, can't wait!
Exceptional content! Just notice that the last song playing in the Novoselic chapter, the right title is “DARK CLOUD”
Kim Deal, Tina Weymouth, Flea, Bootsy Collins and Victor Wooten for Season 2 please!
We need more episodes!!!
This is going to be EPIC in every way... shape... and form !!!!
Geddy Lee could do a show about toilet paper and I would still see it!! Looks great and interesting!!
My bassist friends.. Finally we have our moment!
If this is half as entertaining as Geddy's book, it'll be wonderful.
How did I just find out about this? I'm going to binge it immediately!
Ohhh Paramount, THANKS!!!!.❤❤❤❤❤...i hope to transmit in Chile!!! ...next level: Geddy and Alex Show🎉🎉🎉🎉
As a 101% BASS entusiasta,I lived to see SENSEIS GEDDY LEE & LES
CLAYPOOL do this together.l
Thank you paramount plus.
This is awesome to look forward to!
I was just thinking about Geddy Lee earlier today and wondering what he was going to do next! Google read my mind and I'm so happy it did!
I saw Geddy last night at his spoken word show in D.C. it was a great evening.
Musicians get a bad rap as being one-dimensional. There needs to be more shows that gives us a glimpse into their every day lives, interests and ambitions beyond music. Can't wait for this to be released.
If Geddy has Les as one of his guest hosts of "my effin life" every bass player in the audience will pass out!
Wow, this looks so amazing!!
Two ole' fishin' buddies and all these other greats! Can't wait!!!