bytor_2112

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an imagine

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it remains to be seen whether he will give you up, run around, or desert you, however.

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In the Rush documentary Beyond the Lighted Stage, Gene Simmons of KISS and others bring up how low-key Rush was as a band on tour, not really buying into the 'rock star lifestyle' at all and preferring to stay in their rooms reading rather than partying. Obviously if you're managing a band on tour, it's got to feel nice knowing that the potential for chaos is pretty minimal, but would you or others involved ever feel like this detracted from the experience at all? Is your time on the job more interesting and fulfilling in ways you appreciate when it's chaotic and entertaining, or does that just end up being exhausting, even for a 20-something in the industry?

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hey /r/iamverysmart, yall might want to get a look at this

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yep he's a bass player