Favourite Rush Albums ?
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I'll go with a classic: "Moving Pictures". It's just flawless.
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2112, but Hemispheres and A Farewell to Kings come close.
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Wish I could see them play live here!
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A hemispherical farewell to permanent moving waves
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A moving farewell to hemispherical waves under pressure.
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+1 Moving Pictures
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Just getting into Rush. I LOVE the first album and now I have 2112 so I'll see how that goes, it seems to be considered one of their best.
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I agree with this except that I at least liked Bastille Day off CoS. My favorite Rush would be A Farewell to Permanent Moving Hemispheric Signals. |
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2112 is sounding pretty awesome, I think I'll need to listen to it about 20 times before I get my head around it!
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Hemispheres, for sure, followed by Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, and Caress of Steel
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Is there any way we can get a poll going with this? I've only caught a few Rush tracks (love the song Tom Sawyer) and don't know which album I should start with. I guess I'd be going for whatever has either the heaviest, or the most psychadelic sound.
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I'd also recommend Exit Stage Left, its a live album that encompasses some of the better Rush songs throughout the years. |
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It's a chatroom where everybody gets a chance to play a song in turn. It's a lot of fun and if you're in with me I could play some Rush stuff to see if you'd like it, plus you might hip me to some new stuff too. A lot of us hang out there, usually in the evenings (stateside) |
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It's always a pleasure to discuss the music of Rush! I'll pick five favorites:
5. '2112' * ( Unquestionably when Rush truly became RUSH)! 4. 'Rush' ( For no other reason except they NEVER sounded like that again). 3. 'Permanent Waves' ( Arguably the ONLY Rush album that had a "happy medium" with early fans as well as new fans who appreciated where their "new" sound was headed. In short order, LESS can be MORE! This album is the proof). 2. 'Power Windows' ( Great songs, great production, and great songwriting! Perhaps Neil Peart's best lyrical content EVER, and that's really saying something! CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED. If my #1 pick hadn't been created, 'Power Windows' would arguably be the greatest Rush album ever recorded ). 1. 'Moving Pictures' ( Yes, this remains their biggest selling album to this day, but there's a reason for that. All killer, NO filler! If we're being honest, a band or artist's biggest seller ISN'T always their best. 'Moving Pictures' is a RARE exception to the rule. A true work of excellence ). * 'Signals' comes DAMN CLOSE to '2112' though! But I digress. :D |
Nothing beats Moving Pictures... Except maybe 2112... Except maybe Fly By Night...
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Definetly favour 2112!
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I can't narrow it down to one, I'll go with Hemispheres, A Farewell To Kings, and Caress Of Steel. Caress Of Steel is one that has grown on me over the years although I do have some great memories of listening to it back in high school - you've got Bastille Day, Lakeside Park,The Fountain of Lamneth and The Necromancer.The Necromancer pt 3 The Return of the Prince - my favorite solo by Alex, hands down. Such a great, great band.
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Moving Pictures
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Fly By Night , Caress of Steel , 2112 . All the Worlds a Stage ,Hemispheres and A Farewell to Kings. Love their 70s era.
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Moving Picture is probably my favorite as well. I love Yyz.
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Almost impossible choice... But my favorite one is A Farewell To Kings... Come on... "Cygnus X-1, Book I: The Voyage"!!!!
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Permanent Waves.
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I'm a big fan of the old stuff, mainly the 70's era but up to and including Moving Pictures, maybe even Signals. It is really hard to pick one favorite, it'd be between Hemispheres and A Farewell To Kings I guess.
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I liked Clockwork Angels the most out of all of them, in all honesty.
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Caress of Steel
Permanent Waves Power Windows Clockwork Angels And pretty much all of the others. Been spinning and enjoying Grace Under Pressure a lot lately. |
Caress of Steel before anything x1000 then eventually a number two spot with A Farewell to Kings
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My old band use to open our shows with Bastille Day. Crowds ate it up cause they didn't know it, but it ****ing rocked so damn hard.
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2112 for me. It wasn't always my favourite because of the inconsistency, but when I saw them perform the title track, it was the pinnacle of the show (yes, even better than Peart's big solo) and it earned its place in my heart.
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I do like "Bastille Day" from CoS but I'm sorry "The Necromancer" is a pretty feeble offering for the big centerpiece opus IMO.
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Necromancer is one of my all time favorite songs
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