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At The Same Time, I've Never Been Afraid Of Death Or The Concept Of Death.

Pete Townsend For Me Was A Huge Influence. Because Essentially They Were A Three-piece Band And The Way He Structured His Chords And Took Up A Lot Of Space Musically In The Songs Was Really Important To The Way Rush Developed. Geddy And Neil Both Were Such Active Players And Lot Of The Time We Were All Playing Like Crazy And It Was Too Much And Somebody Had To Reel It In And Me Being The Faceless Guy, I Would Do That.

I'm Not That Fluid When It Comes To Scales And Modes. I Just Pick Up The Guitar And Play. It's All About Exploration: Just Tune The Guitar Any Way You Want And Start Playing.

I Think That's Given Inspiration To Other Musicians. I Know, Particularly Through The 90s, A Lot Of Bands Would Cite Rush As An Influence. I Don't Think It Was So Much Our Music, But More The Way We Really Stuck To Our Guns.

The Shock Of Any Trauma, I Think Changes Your Life. It's More Acute In The Beginning And After A Little Time You Settle Back To What You Were. However It Leaves An Indelible Mark On Your Psyche.