Rush tickets, tribute-band warmth, and loose fan chatter with an easy lived-in feel.
The episode stays with ticket panic, the relief of landing more Rush seats, and the easy pleasure of moving through the scene with other fans.

Chaz Charles & Alan "Schatz" Schatzberg
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A weekly listen through all 166 original studio tracks in the band R U S H's catalog, one track at a time. Chaz Charles and Alan "Schatz" Schatzberg take listeners through each track with their unique blend of uninformed opinion, musicianship and misguided attempts at humor along the way. Listeners are invited to fact check and play along at home, because who doesn't like getting fact checked on R U S H?! Hot Damn, Eh!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It documents Rush fandom where close musical listening, concert memory and the working tribute scene meet.
Rush Rash with Chaz N Schatz turns close listening into a lively, track-by-track conversation about how Rush's music was played, heard and carried into concert memory.
A borrowed drum kit at Massey Hall can keep your Rush conversation going past the gig.
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Rush tickets, tribute-band warmth, and loose fan chatter with an easy lived-in feel.
The episode stays with ticket panic, the relief of landing more Rush seats, and the easy pleasure of moving through the scene with other fans.
A Rush hang that turns set-list history into shared memory.
This Rush episode keeps its attention on Anthem, then moves outward into ticket anxiety, live-show math, and fan memory. The hosts treat Rush history less like sealed memorabilia and more like something still argued over in conversation, which gives the discussion its edge:…
Rush Fest afterglow turns tribute-band logistics and shared memory into a tender Rush hang.
Rush Fest at Massey Hall gives the episode its pulse, with Chaz and Chatz staying relaxed as they swap live-show memories and talk through the feel of another player's kit.
A shaggy Rush fan hang that turns haggis jokes into tour talk.
The episode opens on cold weather, an echoing room, and International Haggis Day, then drifts through crowd spotting, kilt talk, and tour memories.






This episode segment introduces a weekly podcast about the Rush catalog with hosts Chaz and Chatz, featuring chaotic banter and mentions of guests like Adam Serin.
This segment introduces the podcast episode focusing on Jacob Moon, a musician from Hamilton, Ontario, known for his renditions of Rush songs like Subdivisions and Red Sector A, as discussed by hosts Chaz and Chatz.
This segment introduces a weekly podcast episode focused on discussing Rush's studio tracks, featuring co-hosts Chaz and Chatz, with mentions of special guests and a notable cowbell used in 'Witch Hunt'.
This segment introduces a special holiday episode of the Rush Rush podcast, where the hosts discuss handing over control to a daughter for a unique take on the Rush catalog.
The hosts Chaz and Chatz introduce their weekly podcast focused on discussing Rush's studio tracks, with casual banter about lighting and excitement for featuring a band.
The hosts introduce a special episode focusing on family, legacy, and heart, while discussing Rush's music catalog and recent concert ticket news.
The hosts introduce their Rush-focused podcast and discuss weather before announcing a special guest appearance by a father-son podcasting team in the Haggishack.
The co-hosts discuss feeling left out after a party at Alex Lifeson's house during Rush Fest in Toronto.
This is a brief transcript introduction for RushRash911 Episode 38 featuring Anika Nilles, focusing on transcription details.
The hosts introduce a podcast episode focused on discussing potential new music from Rush members Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, using humor and a wheel segment.
The hosts Chaz and Chatz introduce their Rush-focused podcast, discuss weather in New York, and mention guest Corey Morissette.
The co-hosts Chaz and Shatz introduce their podcast Rush Rash 9-1-1, discuss their itch to hear new music from Rush members Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, and talk about changing their podcast format to be more efficient.
The hosts Chaz and Chaz introduce their weekly podcast episode about Rush's music catalog, discussing recent news and diving into the band's developments.
The hosts discuss aging and their eagerness to hear new music from Rush members Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee.
This episode of Rush Rash 911 introduces a podcast where co-hosts discuss and play new music from Rush members Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, including plans to add a new song to their selection wheel.
The hosts discuss a humorous analogy between an itch for new Rush music and physical discomfort, promoting their podcast as a cure.
This segment introduces a podcast episode about Rush, featuring hosts Chaz and Chaz discussing a fan named Rob Silver and an event at the Haggishack.
The hosts Chaz and Chatz introduce their podcast about Rush's music and discuss their locations in the UK, including York and Edinburgh.
The hosts Chaz and Chatz introduce their weekly podcast focusing on Rush's studio tracks and discuss upcoming plans for a remote live show at RushCon NYC.
The hosts introduce the podcast episode, discuss the absence of a guest, and mention a tribute to Joe Pesch, a Rush collector they met at Rush Fest.
The hosts introduce special guests from the Bubba Bash event in the studio for an episode of their Rush-themed podcast.
This is the introductory segment of RushRash911 Episode 40, focusing on the title and transcription service details.
The hosts discuss adding new songs by Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee to their selection wheel, including tracks from collaborations and guests.
The hosts introduce a podcast episode focused on playing new and old music by Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee from Rush, including solo work and unofficial tracks.
This is a brief transcript for RushRash911 Episode 36 titled 'Enemy', transcribed by CastingWords.
The podcast hosts introduce an interview with Aaron Berg, Corey Taylor's personal butcher, after discussing their recent experience at Rush Fest.
The hosts introduce guest David Barrett, a top Canadian progressive rock guitarist, discussing his performance at Rushfest and their excitement for the interview.
The hosts discuss new music from Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, including a three-pack of songs from Envy of None and a recent concert appearance.
This special episode of Rush, Rush features co-hosts Chaz and Chatz welcoming Steve Brun to discuss the release of Songs for Neil, Volume 6 on vinyl.
This is the introductory segment of RushRash911 Episode 33, titled 'At The End', with transcription provided by CastingWords.
The hosts discuss listener feedback on their previous Ozzy Osbourne tribute episode and reflect on how they would have honored Eddie Van Halen if their podcast had been active during his passing.
This episode segment introduces the Rush Rash podcast and discusses a Rush tribute band called the Rush Experience from the Baltimore area.
The hosts introduce a Rush tribute segment and discuss the recent loss of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, speculating about his final concert.
The hosts introduce a podcast episode about new music from Rush members, discuss adding a cover of Triumph's 'Blinding Light Show' to their selection wheel, and mention Rick Emmett's age in relation to the tribute.
The co-hosts discuss their excitement after a weekend in Toronto, speculating about a secret party at Alex Lifeson's house that they were excluded from.
The hosts Chaz and Chatz introduce their Rush-focused podcast, reminisce about past episodes with guests like Rush Archives and Tron, and discuss the origins of the name Tron in relation to the movie and video game.
This is the introductory segment of RushRash911 Episode 34 titled 'Shut Up Shuttin Up', focusing on transcription services by CastingWords.
The hosts Chaz and Chatz introduce another episode of their Rush-themed podcast, discussing their experiences and a guest bass player from Rush Fest.
This segment features part two of the Bubba Bash 2026 recap with backstage interviews conducted by Jillian Marjanovic, including guests John Wesley, Ed Toth, and Tim Staracci.
This segment introduces a weekly podcast series called 'Rush, Rush' that explores the Rush catalog of studio tracks with co-hosts Chaz and Chaz, featuring informal and humorous banter.
The hosts introduce their weekly podcast exploring Rush's catalog and announce they have a certified Rush fan guest in the Haggishack for an interview.
The podcast hosts introduce a new episode featuring rock historian Daniel Buxman to discuss Rush's music and share insights.
The hosts introduce their podcast Rush Rush and announce a guest, Chris Smith, who is described as a versatile figure in the local music scene.
The hosts introduce their podcast 'RushRash' where they review Rush's studio tracks weekly, reflecting on their long collaboration and songwriting history.
It opens cold.
Chaz and his guest kick things off with the familiar Rush ritual of fighting through the presale.
Chaz and Chatz host another episode of Rush Rash, blending humorous banter about itching and sweaty nights with their analysis of Rush's music catalog, while teasing bizarre cases and movie references.
The hosts of Rush Rash recap the exhilarating Rush Fest event at Toronto's Massey Hall, featuring backstage access and interviews with the tribute band members.
The hosts of Rush Rash interview the members of Rush Archives, a veteran Rush tribute band from Colorado.
Jillian describes seeing Geddy Lee walk onstage in Hamilton after believing Rush was finished.
Mike Massey explains how a YouTube tutorial recreated Rush's Mellotron parts for his cover of "Tears."
Rush Rash hosts Chaz and Chatz bring on Rushstock organizer Steve Horn and venue owner Cal to detail a three-day Rush tribute festival at Electric Echo Lake near Afton, New York, starting October 3, 2025.