Thanks doez, someone just told me Wilson had his fingers in a lot of their best stuff and since i am working i just peeked at the details of BP and was all wow didn't know that
Disc I 01. Tom Sawyer
02. Red Barchetta
03. YYZ
04. Limelight
05. The Camera Eye
06. Witch Hunt
07. Vital Signs
Disc II[40th anniversary edition bonus] 01. 2112 - Overture [live] 02. 2112 - The Temples Of Syrinx [live] 03. Freewill [live] 04. Limelight [live] 05. Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres - Prelude [live] 06. Beneath, Between & Behind [live] 07. The Camera Eye [live] 08. YYZ [live] 09. Broon's Bane [live] 10. The Trees [live] 11. Xanadu [live]
Disc III[40th anniversary edition bonus] 01. The Spirit Of Radio [live] 02. Red Barchetta [live] 03. Closer To The Heart [live] 04. Tom Sawyer [live] 05. Vital Signs [live] 06. Natural Science [live] 07. Medley [live] 1 - Working Man
2 - Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres - Armageddon: The Battle of Heart and Mind
3 - By-Tor & The Snow Dog
4 - In The End
5 - In The Mood
6 - 2112 - Grand FInale
08. La Villa Strangiato [live]
You'll have to excuse me. Right now, I am a bit overwhelmed. There is so much to do. I came here to do a brief review of Rush's Moving Pictures. I just realized, that is absolutely impossible.
This album was the first album that I bought from Rush. It is really, truly a brilliant album. I've listened to it many times since I got it three years ago. It grows on you a lot. There are so many elements to it that make it such a classic. I know you all know what kind of classic is this, but let's say something about this album.
Their debut is my all time progressive rock masterpiece !
I didn't like the rest of their albums, sounds too sissy.
Btw why rock albums are here ? Rock Storm ?
Written by Lord_Regnier on 08.09.2014 at 03:56 Because early Rush is close to Heavy Metal.
It actually has more to do with their influence and significance. That, and we also feature a lot of prog rock bands here due to its similarities with prog metal, so the "metal" part does have some merit.
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
Written by Lord_Regnier on 08.09.2014 at 03:56 Because early Rush is close to Heavy Metal.
It actually has more to do with their influence and significance. That, and we also feature a lot of prog rock bands here due to its similarities with prog metal, so the "metal" part does have some merit.
Yeah, I think lots of Rush songs are progressive hard rock (not Metal) but some are more like progressive Metal.
And yes, Rush influenced countless Metal musicians.
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"Why would we fear death, when life is so much more frightening?"
I was thinking awhile ago while skating about how much I actually love Rush and this album. I can remember being like 5 or 6 listening to Tom Sawyer over and over again. Damn, what a great album.
I was thinking awhile ago while skating about how much I actually love Rush and this album. I can remember being like 5 or 6 listening to Tom Sawyer over and over again. Damn, what a great album.
My mom bought me this album in 1982, 10 years old, was instantly hooked - true story.
Fun fact: Tom Sawyer was the first song that inspired me to play air guitar. it was Juke Box Hero by Foreigner that helped me perfect my technique though.
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
I don't know why this Rush album has such a high ranking, it's very good, but I don't think it's for a 9, just as there are other albums by this band that are even more overrated in my opinion.
I think this is the greatest prog rock album of all time. yes, even better than pink floyd and king crimson
I disagree here (there is no such thing as "the best prog rock album ever", anyone can come up with an album, right?) , but I'm happy you love the album.
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I thought the two primary purposes for the internet were cat memes and overreactions.
Well it's an absolutely brilliant album, there is no doubt about that, no bad songs here at all, some real excellent one's here like the classic "Tom Sawyer", "Limelight", and of course the progressive masterpiece "Camera Eye". They once again showed their excellent songwriting skills, and masterful musicianship.
In general I would say this is their most enjoyable to listen to, but I prefer Hemispheres overall. I As much as I appreciate Rush, I simply cannot compare them to the likes of Pink Floyd or King Crimson, as both of those bands are legendary in their own way, and each have their very own uniqueness that cannot be matched by any other band.
Obviously a masterpiece and one of the most influential prog albums of all time. In my top 50 albums of all time.
9.4/10 for me - 'Tom Sawyer' and 'Red Barchetta' are the standout songs. 'YYZ' is also great. All songs are good though, can't go wrong with any track on this album.