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That's Alperius stuff. Is that @TimAl here?

One of these should do the trick!

I have to say I've tried Darkglass pedals and they sound like a kazoo in a khazi to me!

I had a go on Chris Childs' one at last year's Bass Bash - it was rather good. https://dingwallguitars.com/artist/chris-childs/

A Fender MIM can be had for not a lot of money and some of them can be rather good.

I saw them there on the Moving Pictures tour; I was near the front.

To some people, Neil Peart was Rush and there is a quite fanatical (ahem) fan base, so I can see why it's happening. There are other bands who've gone down that route though: Yes without Anderson and/or Squire, Deep Purple without Blackmore, The Who without Keith Moon, The Jam without Weller, etc.; they tread a thin line between being authentic and being a tribute with varying success. I'm happy that the two remaining members want to play their songs and good luck to them. However, I won't be going to the gigs: dynamic pricing is a rip-off and the O2 is a soulless venue; I want to actually see the musicians who are playing and if I have to watch them on a screen then I'll wait for the video so I can watch it at home. I commented earlier about them cashing in and it's up to folks whether they want to pay; they've done it on some of their reissues as well, where the only way to get the hd Steven Wilson album remixes is to buy a £300 limited edition box set of each album; that's a no from me (and contrast with Yes doing the lot for around £50). If they do new material and an album I'll probably buy it.

I saw them from a corporate box. It was well away from the stage and completely detached from any involvement.

Interesting how people see things differently. Clockwork Angels is my 2nd most listened to Rush album after (of course) Moving Pictures; I get the imagery of the journey the protagonist is on and The Garden is a fitting finale. (That said, I like lots of other Rush albums too, so there may be a cigarette paper's width between them all.)

Each to their own - I think it's one of their best albums (bar the one track which they didn't play anyway).

The first album: Finding My Way was on the OGWT; I went out and bought the album next day.

I saw the Scorps on the Blackout tour.