haroldo_psf
Senior Member
In that DVD he explains why he switched to traditional grip, rearranged his set positioning, and spent about a year and a half training and reinvented himself after 30 years of playing, mainly due to his lessons with Freddie Gruber, in an effort to be more fluidic, relaxed, etc.
However, I know that in the following album or so (might be two albums, not sure), he went back to matched grip, and the last four times I saw Rush live he was always playing matched grip.
Does anyone know the story behind it, what might have driven him back to matched grip after all that effort to change?
However, I know that in the following album or so (might be two albums, not sure), he went back to matched grip, and the last four times I saw Rush live he was always playing matched grip.
Does anyone know the story behind it, what might have driven him back to matched grip after all that effort to change?
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