Max Webster (with Rush) - Battle Scar

..517 or ca. 2000 years too late ..or when did first man-so-kind fall off a tree and ..only hurt ...a then well-off iguana.

Text: KIM:
been in jail for a thousand years / found a fist in an empty field
only quarters for meals / feel the way i feel...
C (KIM & GEDDY)
bust the busters / screw the feeders / make the healers / feel the way i feel
GEDDY:
tried to understand the white man's fears
make 'em bend but they wouldn't yield
uncle sam's time is only a greased wheel / feel the way i feel

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Music

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• Max
• Webster
• Battle
• Scar
• progressive
• rock
• Rush
• politics
• new
• world
• order

[gestet]

Anyone know where to get/download Live Magnetic Air? Can't find it in Torrents or stores.

[gestet]

@jasbro9495 I was there too! Rushed the stage from the golds & was standing right in front of Geddy for the whole song & couldn't contain myself.

[MetallicBill]

@BambieMarie Yen? It's like dollars in foreign currency. I heard this song in the early 1980s as well, never gets any air play in the past 20 years it seems. RADIO and TV has gone to the dogs, It's pure CRAP entertainment

[jasbro9495]

I was @ Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto New Yrs Eve 1980 seeing Max Webster headline the concert. Awesome! Imagine how 16,000 of us freaked when Geddy Lee came out to play bass & sing on this tune! How time flies. Growing up in T.O., we musicians always knew Max was WAY ahead of their time.

[mykmuzyka]

For U & My Ole Friends . Miss YA.....

[BambieMarie]

I wanna know what the numbers mean on that sign

[BambieMarie]

I wanna  know what the numbers mean on that sign .

[6333james]

just gotta tooth pulled! makes me feel great!

[jetbax13]

@ironfistist I know the song, one of my faves growing up!

[huguayshawn]

Check out this Kim Mitchel song " Battlescar " (Max Webster)

from the live album " I Am A Wild Party " . It's Peter Fredette

replacing Geddy lee and this is the best version of this song !!

The music is more heavy and is great !!!

youtube.com/watch?v=X6ipZG56Hp­A