Rush - Fly By Night
| Release date: | February 1975 |
| Style: | Progressive rock |
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01. Anthem
02. Best I Can
03. Beneath, Between & Behind
04. By-Tor & The Snow Dog
1 - At The Tobes Of Hades
2 - Across The Styx
3 - Of The Battle
4 - Epilogue
05. Fly By Night
06. Making Memories
07. Rivendell
08. In The End
Top 20 albums of 1975: 5
02. Best I Can
03. Beneath, Between & Behind
04. By-Tor & The Snow Dog
1 - At The Tobes Of Hades
2 - Across The Styx
3 - Of The Battle
4 - Epilogue
05. Fly By Night
06. Making Memories
07. Rivendell
08. In The End
Top 20 albums of 1975: 5
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Rush's second album Fly by Night marks the debut of the fantastic progressive rock drummer Neil Peart. Peart also makes it his business to write all the lyrics for vocalist/bassist/keyboardist Geddy Lee, who was previously penning tunes about 'livin' it up'. Peart brings science, philosophy, the human mind and all of its problems to the page. Read more ›› |
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| musicalkaratekid Posts: 1506 |
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| Azarath Free as a.. Fish Posts: 965  |
"I just like to please, I don't like to tease I'm easy like that Don't like long rests, I must confess I'm an impatient cat" The greatest Rush lyrics ever?
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| CobiWan1993 Secundum Filium Posts: 1365  |
Rush's first album with Neil Peart (their second overall) represents a huge turning point early on in their history. While "Fly By Night" retains a large amount of the blues, hard rock style of the debut album, Neil Peart's virtuoso drumming and songwriting skills add an extra dimension to the burgeoning Rush legend and point the way to the complex, progressive rock opuses to come. Not one of my favorite albums personally since they would make much better albums as they mature, but a solid beginning for the Canadian trio we know and love today regardless.
---- Ordinary men hate solitude. But the Master makes use of it, embracing his aloneness, realizing he is one with the whole universe (Lao Tzu).
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| majormalfunction Posts: 1507  |
A improvment over the debut in every way. Lots of cool stuff here, always liked the opening song and the final three ones. And By-Tor & The Snow Dog is their first great prog epic. For some reason I never liked the title track
---- Everything's twice as bright with money in your hands
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