Listened to his memoir “My Effin Life.” Worth a listen…
by bk 
, Close enough, Thursday, May 21, 2026, 17:31 (3 days ago) @ hobbs
He covers a lot of good personal and band history. Gives insight into a number of albums and songs. If you’re a fan even casually, it’s a good read (or listen). I liked listening to it because he reads it.
I saw them once at the Palace at Auburn Hills in the early 90s. Taking my three sons to see them in Chicago this summer.
Really, really excited to see them again even without Peart (RIP).
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- OT Music: Rick Beato had Geddy Lee on for an hour -
hobbs,
2026-05-21, 14:07
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- His interview with Dan Rather showed how thoughtful he is -
cdawg,
2026-05-21, 18:10
- He (Beato) has SO many great interviews - hobbs, 2026-05-21, 20:07
- loved his interview with Stewart Copeland -
Jay,
2026-05-21, 18:14
- You're Stewart Copeland. OMG You're my 2nd favorite drummer -
cdawg,
2026-05-21, 18:21
- I saw that as well -
Busco21,
2026-05-21, 18:59
- love how he calls him “Sting-o” - Jay, 2026-05-21, 19:34
- I saw that as well -
Busco21,
2026-05-21, 18:59
- You're Stewart Copeland. OMG You're my 2nd favorite drummer -
cdawg,
2026-05-21, 18:21
- Listened to his memoir “My Effin Life.” Worth a listen… - bk, 2026-05-21, 17:31
- Interesting fact about Geddy Lee - Jack, 2026-05-21, 17:12
- Thanks, I'll check it out. -
oviedoirish,
2026-05-21, 15:51
- Peart and Bonham - Busco21, 2026-05-21, 18:58
- His interview with Dan Rather showed how thoughtful he is -
cdawg,
2026-05-21, 18:10