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'''Rush''' is a legendary progressive rock band that came to prominence in the early 70s, and is still an active touring and recording act to this day. [[Weezer]] drummer [[Patrick Wilson]] has been noted as being an admirer of Rush in his younger days. He has made reference to Rush at least twice during his tenure in Weezer. | '''Rush''' is a legendary progressive rock band that came to prominence in the early 70s, and is still an active touring and recording act to this day. [[Weezer]] drummer [[Patrick Wilson]] has been noted as being an admirer of Rush in his younger days. He has made reference to Rush at least twice during his tenure in Weezer. | ||
Weezer references to Rush | ==Weezer references to Rush== | ||
In 2000, during [[Goat Punishment]] shows, Wilson and bassist [[Mikey Welsh]] would occasionally reference the druma nd bass lines from the Rush instrumental "YYZ". | In 2000, during [[Goat Punishment]] shows, Wilson and bassist [[Mikey Welsh]] would occasionally reference the druma nd bass lines from the Rush instrumental "YYZ". | ||
Wilson's guitar solo on the ''[[Raditude]]'' track "[[In The Mall]]" makes musical reference to Alex Lifeson's solo from Rush's classic song "Tom Sawyer". | Wilson's guitar solo on the ''[[Raditude]]'' track "[[In The Mall]]" makes musical reference to Alex Lifeson's solo from Rush's classic song "Tom Sawyer". | ||