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Originally Posted by Queen Boo
They did get poppier, used a lot more synths, embraced new wave as an influence and made shorter songs but they remained progressive all the same, they never went full pop like Genesis and Yes did.
Moving Pictures in particular strikes a perfect balance, still complex enough for prog fans but catchy enough to appeal to a wider audience.
I know Moving Pictures is the basic bitch choice for favorite Rush album but I am a very basic bitch indeed.
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Oh dear. You are not going to be a happy lady then when I get to it...
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Originally Posted by SGR
I actually got myself an original LP pressing of A Farewell to Kings at an antique store last year. Great album. Not the biggest Rush fan myself, but 2112 and Moving Pictures are great too.
Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes the popular choice is the popular choice for a good reason.
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Ah for ****'s sake! I have
2112, Caress, Farewell, Hemispheres, Exit.. Stage Left and
All the World's a Stage all on vinyl! Original too, not ****ing re-issues. Now I feel old(er)! Hey! Maybe I can make a buck?