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No dia 20 de novembro de 2015, Rush lançava o álbum ao vivo "R40 Live".
Random Fact of the Day: Geddy Lee’s Binoculars
Geddy Lee's binoculars. In June 2015, during the R40 Live Tour, Geddy told Toronto Life ten things he can't live without. Coming in at number one are his Leica binoculars. Here is what he said. "I’m a birder, believe it or not. My wife, Nancy, and I love taking exotic hiking trips, and I always bring my Leicas. We recently spent five weeks trekking through New Zealand." New Zealand would be an amazing trip.
Random Fact of the Day: Norwich Terriers
Geddy's Norwich terriers In June 2015, during Rush's R40 Live Tour, he told Toronto Life ten things he can't live without. He loves his Norwich terriers which is number two on the list. Here is what he said. "They’re entertaining little friends. We christened them Stanley and Lucy Wasserman because they nag and bicker like an old married couple—“the Wassermans” just seemed to fit."
Random Fact of the Day: A Certain Pickled Item
Pickled herring is soul food for Geddy. In June 2015, during Rush's R40 Live Tour, Geddy Lee told Toronto Life ten things he can't live without. The number thre item has a connection to father. Here is what he said. "It’s something my dad used to eat when I was growing up, with his friends and cousins from the old country (my parents were Jewish Polish immigrants). After he passed away, it became a soul food for me. I get it at Pisces, the fish market on Yonge."