Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage

00:00:30 # Living on a lighted stage #

00:06:16 When I was twelve, my father passed away

00:10:22 and we were just these little suburban hippies.

00:14:19 The whole idea of leaving school was a stressful decision

00:18:40 Cleveland Rocks on WMMS!

00:23:09 I skated on my ankles, which, for a young Canadian kid

00:27:33 I remember Howard saying, "You can have booze or something

00:32:00 Alex and I were bonded, old friends

00:36:01 we were so into it and so proud of it.

00:40:27 and I went right out and bought The Fountainhead and read it.

00:44:36 and we were staying in the Japanese part of town

00:49:18 and then working through the night until the morning

00:54:26 Something started to break.

00:59:09 You could picture it in the high-school halls, "Are you gonna see Rush?"

01:03:43 being respected is awfully good

01:07:42 that are so earnest and sincere, talking about honesty in art

01:11:48 which is where I thought it was going.

01:15:59 that was as curious as to where we were going as we were.

01:20:40 He was easy because he wasn't nuts.

01:25:16 to just find some kind of peace.

01:30:35 I don't think he knew if he could do it.

01:36:49 Now they had the ability to bring it to more people than ever before.

01:41:48 The test of time.

06:00:00 for each other