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STUDIO ONLY
Just watched Beyond the Lighted Stage again so riding a Rush high. I discovered Rush at 15 with Caress of Steel, basically because the album cover was so cool. Didn't have a clue what the music was going to be like. ![]() MIND. BLOWN. FOREVER. The band I was playing professionally in from 1978 to 1981 was, in hindsight, basically almost a Rush tribute band. We did at one time or another: Bastille Day Circumstances The Trees Passage to Bangkok La Villa Strangiato Cygnus X1 Xanadu 2112 - Overture Using just a turntable I learned the entire Hemispheres album and could play it note for note from beginning to end. The whole thing. Stupid crazy in hindsight. Anyway: 5 Favorite Rush Albums (trying to encompass their entire career.) Caress of Steel Permanent Waves Moving Pictures Power Windows Clockwork Angels
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![]() 1. Exit...Stage Left 2. All the World's a Stage 3. Rush in Rio 4. A Show of Hands 5. R40 Live
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I use to get goosebumps playing the guitar solo live. Saw that tour in a small theater in Mass. Geddy and Alex both played double necks during Xanadu.
Was the peak of their kimono days. ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2017
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Of the top of the head;
5: Hemispheres 4: Signals 3: Moving Pictures 2: 2112 1: A Farewell to Kings
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2112 is a bit overrated as an ALBUM. I never understood why is this album their second best-selling record after Moving Pictures (it has 3 Platinums in the USA).
The side one of that album is the perfect epic 2112, which is along with Xanadu the best thing they've ever done IMO. But a side two of this album is mediocre and filled with forgettable tunes. |
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