Rush's Neil Peart Made Dave Grohl Cry
. Grohl tells Rolling Stone: "It's terrifying to play your favourite band's song in front of your favourite band. It's one thing to sit in the basement and woodshed 2112 � it's another to stand in front of Rush in a f**king kimono and a wig, and try to use a wah-wah pedal in your platform shoes." Grohl was inspired to become a drummer after hearing the 1976 album � so meeting Peart at rehearsals was a big moment in his life. He explains: "This man was as influential as any religion, or any hero. He said: 'So nice to meet you. Can I make you a coffee?' And he made me a coffee. "Later on that night, I went to dinner and had a couple of glasses of wine. And I started f**king crying, because my hero made me a cup of coffee." Dave himself will be eligible for the Rock Hall next year. Read what he had to say about that here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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