Guy plays Rush-Permanent Waves... BY HIMSELF

[ytserush]

Ahem... Geddy Lee, "My Favorite Headache." (2000).

It's so weird. Why does everyone forget about this album, especially since it was released during Rush's hiatus? It's not perfect, but it's not that bad.

I think it's a masterpiece myself. Last reached for it about a month ago.

[ytserush]

Guy gets an A for effort.

[3RDegree_Robert]

This is amazing not only in it's playing but the sonics of it. It really SOUNDS like the album. As if Terry Brown had a hand in this and he made it in the studio they made it in. It's way more interesting than the usual Rush tribute band stuff.

[chalkpie]

So I've watched this entire thing a few times and each time I come back I am more amazed. The entire thing here is on such an elevated musical level, its hard to really put into words. The fact that he really faithfully played Alex's guitar parts and solos perfectly is really the most mind-blowing thing about this, but he attains perfection in every area. I really don't think that many dudes (or dudettes) on Earth could really pull this off as masterfully as Mr Warren does here. This bloke is as talented as musician they get imo.

[Gizmotron]

Absolutely. And to repeat what I muttered a ways back, I know from experience that this sort of thing is actually quite difficult to do well.

[3LockBox]

Hell, every time I play Rush Hemispheres it's by myself 😜

[Garden Dreamer]

Ahem... Geddy Lee, "My Favorite Headache." (2000).

It's so weird. Why does everyone forget about this album, especially since it was released during Rush's hiatus? It's not perfect, but it's not that bad.

Yes, but it's Working at Perfekt...

Didn't like it. Tossed it...

[Vic2012]

I listened a few tracks from Headache on Youtube s few weeks ago. Couldn't get into it.

[ytserush]

In 4 days, My Favorite Headache will be out 18 years. Still listen to it more regularly than a lot of Rush studio albums. The man knows how to craft a song.