Permanent Waves
Power Windows
Grace Under Pressure

I have to say .... I just got EXIT STAGE LEFT on 8 track and its fabulous!!!

I have the 2 records and the vocals ARE QUITE LOW!!!! (You can barely hear him in most songs) -- Its better on the 8 track ... Anyone have the CD of Exit Stage left? Im wondering if the vocals are better there also.......

I absolutley LOVE the song Xanadu! (I have the actual record thats on also (Farewell to kings))

I guess I love all thier 70s records and thier 1980 and 1984 albums. (And this LIVE one in 1981 (exit stage left) tops them all)

On the 8 track there is NO DOLBY FILTERING and NO SPLIT SONGS!! -- Its beautiful how good it sounds,I love it!! (Thier first concert in 1978 has dolby and 1 or 2 split songs)

The 8 track has the same sequence as the records.. They did an amazing Job!!

Without hesitation, I'd say A Farewell to Kings and Hemispheres are my favorites. What many criticize, I actually see as their strength: the experimentation, the progginess, the sprawling epic songs. Also, the last track on Kings and the first track on Hemispheres are linked, and I love that.

Permanent Waves is easily my fave Rush album. Not a dull moment on it.

Hemispheres and A Farewell to Kings can come somewhat close.

I just got that not too long ago....... Another excellent album 4 sure!!!

Geddy Lee’s favourite albums of all time:

The Who – Who’s Next?
Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin
Fleet Foxes – Fleet Foxes
Genesis – Nursery Crime
Jethro Tull – Thick As A Brick
Cream – Disraeli Gears
Pink Floyd – Meddle
Joni Mitchell – Blue
Jefferson Airplane – Bless Its Pointed Little Head (Live)
Jimi Hendrix Experience – Are You Experienced?
Bjork – Post
Yes – The Yes Album
Radiohead – OK Computer

I guess we know who does those Rolling Stone lists.

Surprised he likes Ok Computer that much, I would think that he would be threatened by an otherwise alright band with an annoying vocalist.

Fearlessly the idiot faced the crowd... smiling.

That one's a lock.

I think it’s sad he could devote so much of his life to music and still be stuck in that tiny little box. Artists make the worst fans.