Quick Question: RUSH

[bobafrett]

This Canadian trio has been rocking the airwaves for a great many years now. They single handly pulled me out of my "talk radio" days, when Rock was to loud. A friend introduced me to Geddy, Alex, and Neil doing "Tom Sawyer". I was hooked. I've seen them many times in concert, and the guys can rock with the best of them. So, what is your favorite album and song? So many to choose from, and so much great music. Here is my favorite at the moment.

Album: Fly by Night

Song: In the End

*Graphic was the wallpaper I used*

[El Chuxter]

I generally think Geddy Lee should be shot and the band should be all instrumental, but here goes:

Album: 2112

Song: Fly by Night narrowly beats Tom Sawyer

[mabudonicus]

Album- A Farewell to Kings

Song (from a different album) 2112 ALL OF IT
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[Mad Slanted Powers]

Album - Moving Pictures
Song - Tom Sawyer

So many other good songs. "Spirit of the Radio" might be the first Rush song I remember hearing. It was many years later that I heard "Working Man" for the first time. Great tune. "Anthem" is pretty good as well.

[2-1B]

I'd voluntarily puncture my left ear drum if it meant I never had to hear Geddy's pipes again.

[bobafrett]

I'd voluntarily puncture my left ear drum if it meant I never had to hear Geddy's pipes again.

Here, let me turn up the volume a little then for you Caesar.......Geddy Lee Rocks!!!!!!

[2-1B]

what Chux said about GL.

[CaptainSolo1138]

I'd voluntarily puncture my left ear drum if it meant I never had to hear Geddy's pipes again.

That's what makes "YYZ" such an awesome song. It's Geddy-free.

[Mad Slanted Powers]

That's what makes "YYZ" such an awesome song. It's Geddy-free.

Indeed. Who'd a thunk you could make such a great tune out of Morse code?

[CaptainSolo1138]

Indeed. Who'd a thunk you could make such a great tune out of Morse code?

I've never heard that before. Care to explain?