This is kind of why I quit listening to radio music around 1991, there wasn't much that could top the 1980's progressive rock. This was one of my last vinyl albums that I ever purchased, and the clarity and silkiness was at the very top, then most record companies quit making any vinyl and moved to Compact CD only. Glad you did the reaction on this, I could see it in your eyes that you really enjoyed this one!

tarja the best with marko!!!!

thank you for listening the song and not stoppong all the time😊😊😊😊😊

I love how Alex pulls us into a false sense of security-and then he drops the shit hammer!

Bless this 3 man band PERIOD RIP THE PROFESSOR

One of my favorites...from the best band...ever.

It's a masterpiece. It nails it musically and lyrically.

Bro you're almost at my favourite Rush song as a 35 year + Rush fan and drummer/producer. It's the last song on Presto - Available light. You have 2 albums left to get there (Hold your fire and then Presto). You are gonna love some songs for sure but Show don't tell and Available light will floor you.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Rush! Softly divided and synthetic . Oh my.

Rush...Signals!

The spreading of a low black cloud...6200 ft per second.

One of Rush most beautiful songs. This is my everyday album by RUSH.

Damn right...RUSH! Another lost generation.,.

Rush! BTW...handle with kid gloves. HEY!

A Farewell to Kings!

Moving Pictures is such an important album. To the fans it marks the end of 1 phase of the band. To the band it marks the start of the second phase. And that’s really what it is - the bridge from one genre to the next.

My favourite Rush track - just amazing from start to finish and then the lyrics… The incredible thing is that they used to record the tracks in one take in those days - not piece together a series of clips. So we are hearing it as they played it. They wrote, practiced and then recorded.

Well it has been a year + but this song helped me get through a great many things

I appreciate all the musical analysis, but really, all I care about is the lyrical meaning of this song...I find it secondary (but great). Listeninig to the three sections of life in the song are poignant for me.

What is the meaning of transulate

seen them 7 times

have you read Geddy's book? If not, you should get it (autobiography)

Sickest album, musically. The musician's Rush album.

Massive amounts of jazz cabbage consumed. Rock on!

What a gorgeous track. So lush sounding. Absolutely evocative of that feeling of suburban isolation, knowing you're not living your best life, wishing you could be somewhere else.

I notice your smile every time you hear Neal Peart offbeat Drumming. He was an absolute legend.

Some of the 80's Rush albums are great to listen to on headphones. They really embraced the production values of the day and became more experimental studio musicians. You can hear the influences of The Police and U2. Hold your Fire was the only weak one for me and I really didn't get many albums other than A Show of Hands (a must have) until Presto came out and I love that album.

I’ve watched several of your Rush reactions now and I’ve been enjoying your analysis. Agree that Red Lenses sticks out a bit on the album, though it’s not really *that* much of a departure. Aside from it just being really cool, I find it a nice break from the heaviness of the rest of p/g. It’s always been a favorite of mine. And the album is one of my favorites as a complete work.

Tension, release, tension, release, soaring high, release, tension. This song literally defines Grace Under Pressure. The solo is absolutely amazing, possibly Alex's best... it's so clever... he hardly ever plays a 4th but it still floats so effortless. The lyrics define living in the Cold War era, people sitting in their homes, soaking up the cathode rays (TV for you youngsters), reeling by on celluloid (how clever is that lyric?) and a constant in the back of your mind is the realisation that all our achievements could vanish almost instantly... something captured by the fire and brimstone guitar at the end.

This song defines Grace Under Pressure... in any way you want it defined!

Great job ,rush will never let you down.😊

Those crazy canucks❤😂.😊

70 year old here.wore out more than one cassette of this album

The intro to this song was the intro to a TV investigation show...I'm having trouble recalling the name of that show...I'm sure somebody out there remembers

This music is very good 😮

I was lucky enough to see them like twelve times, including the power windows tour, they were note for note to the studio albums

That solo on anthem is fuggggin nasty, whew! & best I can may be they’re 2nd or third best after in the mood or workin man.

all of rush was high as fuck while creating this album really underrated album

YYZ live in Rio. Spirit of Radio - animated video.

Fav song by Rush, 1st listen loved it.

Counterpoint, the interplay between slow and fast.

Hammond organ, the sound of 70s rock.

This was the first album I ever purchased. Brings back a lot of good memories. Beginning to end just fantastic. The flow from song to song is incredible. Something we have lost in the digital age.

Probably my favorite Rush Album! To me, Rush should be held in the same esteem as Zeppelin or The Beatles. They are F-K-N legends!

Dont worry dude, live your life😊❤

Your cool rush is the best😊

A big sound i love it❤😊.

Good luck dad😂😂

Rush has that affect, I love rush😊

Your a cool dude I like you.😊