Test for Echo

I've liked the band Rush since I first heard them on the radio around 1990 and 91. Radio air waves were the most accessible way to engage with popular and diverse music. The classic rock stations would play Rush regularly, and I was especially impressed with Tom Sawyer, to begin with. I was age 14 to 15 then, now in July 2025, I'm 49. During these years I've listened to Rush sort of on and off, and remain loyal. The band is one of many interests I hold, let alone musical. Two interesting themes that aged well with the song Test for Echo (T4E) is our human need for mutual affirmation, and the competition for people's attention. Also, the song has excellent anthemic drumming by "the Professor," lyricist Neil Peart, may he rest in peace. 1. Testing for Echo. Everybody needs an "echo," some affirmation, to know they're not alone. Sometimes that can be life's most precious discovery -- somebody out there who feels the way you do. You ask you...