Guitarist Reacts To RUSH!! Natural Science (Studio Version Reaction!) Part 1 - I LOVE THIS!

[@OutLoudStudios]

Loving this band more every time I listen! RUSH fans are awesome too! You guys rock. Thanks for all the feedback and support! Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX6VZ2l_iLatha8 Latest Guitar Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqjFeJWBeqeDfZo

[@TeeDOG6]

Me too, and I have been listening this band for about 40 years. I never grow tired of this band.

[@USAMehdi]

Thanks for posting and sharing your thoughts. I'm glad that there are still intelligent ppl around who enjoy intelligent n great music. ;-)

[@rbue]

Listen to this live too. Amazing. Oh have to listen to Cygnus Books I and II. Crazy good. Been a rush fan since 1977 and so happy to see you enjoying them. Peace!

[@dill34]

A farewell to kings- Rush 2112 full version -Rush The trees-Rush My dad has been drilling Rush into me the second I was born 20 years going strong

[@Terri6868]

I just subscribed 1. I love Shinedown. 2. I love classic rock. Brent Smith is an amazing singer. Some songs I like are “Simple Man,” Lynyrd Skynyrd cover. The guitarist married Ronnie Van Dantz daughter. Course he died in a plane crash. At the end of the video his granddaughter is holding his picture. Other song’s “45” Cut The cord,” “ monsters” Save Me”. If you haven’t reacted to Led Zeppelin , “ Whole lot of love”, Kashmir, BTW I’m 66 yr old grandmother, who likes classic Rock.🤘🏼🔥

[@michbarkc]

“I’m not letting the current simplicity fool me.” Brilliant.

[@sqr2024]

Like another person reacting to Rush said.......”god something special is about to happen”.

[@nickavenoso7851]

SQR It’s funny I watching a reaction to this song, and he said “Are they about to blow my face off or something”.

[@steveremarkable5272]

Their lyrics were so profound to me... "Livng in their pools, they soon forget about the sea...."

[@daveking9393]

Imagine being a 15 year old kid who's never been to a concert before and you're older neighbor at about 5 in the evening asks if you'd like to go with a bunch of other guys to a general admission concert to see a band called Rush and you've never heard of them before. Of course I begged my mother to go, I was allowed to go and the rest is history they became my favorite band instantly. It was the Permanent Waves tour with Spirit of Radio just blowing me away. How could three people put out that much quality sound it was just amazing to me. Stage presence for each was amazing.

[@lifesabeach2597]

I saw that show in Spokane Washington when I was 15, 38 Special opened

[@RogueReplicant]

Great anecdote! Many a friendship are started on shared musical taste. As for the "imagine" part, I don't need to. I was also 15 when I first heard Rush (live version of By-Tor off ATWAS) and a month later their new release "Signals" (Analog Kid!!). 👍

[@negtype13]

My jealousy is not only Infinitely high but absolutely Eternal!!! One of the GREATEST Rush fan stories I’ve ever heard! 🤘🤩🤘

[@scottshields113]

"I'm not letting the current simplicity fool me" You understand Rush well already

[@lepantoslim7058]

Yes he does

[@Stogie2112]

The lyrics in this song are some of Neil's best poetry.

[@aloysius6937]

THEY ARE THE GREATEST ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME!!! THAT'S WHO THEY ARE!!!!🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@generoberts9151]

Jacobs Ladder is another cool song from that album. Keep exploring. Once you go down the Rush rabbit hole you'll never look at music the same again

[@Wes1969YT]

The Exit Stage Left version is the best !

[@pedrox96]

I think he would prefer Jacobs Ladder over Natural Science, but both are god tier indeed

[@kirkkelley1760]

@@Wes1969YT If you haven't ,checkout that live PW 40th anniversary one as well. Great solo!

[@Azabaxe80]

7:42 "...The most endangered species - the honest man - will still survive annihilation." This is the next to last great extended piece by Rush (the last being The Camera Eye), but the one with the most heartfelt sentiments. Peart's humanism finally coming to the fore.

[@markshaw6088]

Excellent choice!! Listen to "The Necromancer" from Caress of Steel. Another great Rush tune.

[@inthedream9127]

Tyler Durden definitely. Underrated album

[@David-ng7cr]

First rush album I heard. Loved it right away. Seen them later doing 2112.🤗🤗🤗

[@bobespirit2112]

This came out in early 1980 when everything had gone disco or punk or New Wave and this song, and the whole Permanent Waves album, just blew me away. I’ve been a huge fan every since and heard this song a zillion times but every time I’m still blow away by it - an absolute musical thrill ride!!

[@sqr2024]

Even the BEE GEE’s capitulated to disco during this time.

[@mikaelandersson3255]

Same here, i am a 42 year old Rush fan, been listening to them whole my life. Just recieved my "Permanent Waves 40th Anniversary Edition" t-shirt and hoodie. From before i have the "Neil Peart - Grace Under Pressure" t-shirt. Love this album, and "Signals" with "Power Windows" is my #1 Rush albums. -Rush for life!

[@generoberts9151]

Permanent Waves came out January 1980. I consider this 70s era music style although the transition was being made. After this album their concept type songs dwindled.

[@generoberts9151]

@@d.a.w.975 I disagree, The first side of Hemispheres is a concept story like 2112. Aside from Natural Science , Permanent Waves had more radio friendly hit songs. The only thing I ever heard on the radio from Hemispheres consistently was The Trees. Circumstances maybe one or two times as well.

[@MickLoud999]

Rolling Stone interview with Eddie Van Halen Interviewer "So what's it like being the greatest guitar player in the world" Eddie "I dunno, ask Alex Lifeson". Does that help with Alex and the "Underrated" debate?

[@DGE123]

he didnt say alex lifeson it was Bruce Cockburn he named and it was in a documentary on Rock music not in a mag

[@MickLoud999]

@@trex9263 Nice try son. That's the wrong interview. The one you showed was NOT the ROLLING STONE interview!!! wow, the stupid is strong with you "that's that"? hahahaha!!

[@jeffjohnson8444]

They are the masters of time in music. Nobody has ever displayed such a mastery of time and tempo.

[@Lightmane]

YES has. Also King Crimson and ELP.

[@kirkkelley1760]

Genesis

[@grindstone25]

@@Lightmane I'd say though that rush does the best job of making it seem easy. I feel like King Crimson is complicated just to be complicated. Don't get me wrong I like them. But I just have to be in a very specific mood to listen to them. Rush does weird stuff, but it always serves the song really well in my opinion.

[@Lightmane]

@@grindstone25 good points. YES is my favorite band and King Crimson is second. RUSH is definitely in the team photo though🙂

[@grindstone25]

@@Lightmane for sure! Honestly, I can't speak too well for Yes. I haven't dived into their discography too deep. I need to though, every song I've heard from them I've really liked.

[@roncalvert7988]

I am 53 and loved Rush since I heard them age 13. I love many bands but these have been my favourite. The Individuals technical ability are like a family , knowing each other. They Gel unlike many bands. They have never been mainstream which shows that they wanted their own style, which is unique.

[@kevinkilduff2064]

Alex is among the finest guitarists in rock history. The range of his talents and technical expression are second to none. One runs out of superlatives when describing this iconic band.

[@fasteddie777666]

I saw this tour at Cobo Hall in Detroit ..Aug.27,1979...I was 16 ...Back up. band was...Max Webster...another great Canadian Band !!!....what a show !!!

[@fasteddie777666]

it was great...especially seeing both bands that I love !!!....Can you imagine seeing all band members still in their 20's and fucking beasts , with that catalogue of music before Moving Pictures....the next year I saw the Moving Pictures tour at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit with Max Webster as backup again....Geddy came on stage and played Battlescar with the Webster's....classic !!!!!

[@juliebrockett3471]

You should also check out “The Trees” from (Exit stage Left”), “Red Barchetta”, “The Pass” and The Garden” (from Clockwork Angels)!! Such a variety of music over their 40 year career!!

[@utumno6315]

The Trees with the Broon's Bane intro - from exit Stage Left

[@louofm1]

The pass is amazing. Make sure you have the lyrics. Same with the garden. Though, I'd watch the live version of the garden

[@BigC.]

Rush - Anthem, studio. Let’s go back towards the beginning please.

[@shoesagogo1]

PLEASE Antham 2112

[@mxgr194]

The "beginning" is Finding My Way. As much as I admire and love the impact Mr. Peart had on the band, a quick listen to the first album without him is clear indication that Geddy and Alex were destined to be rock stars, no mater what.

[@Lend66]

"This is a full song" no, it's a Natural Science song. "Who are these guys?" RUSH! They can do EVERYTHING

[@mde944]

I’m in Myrtle Beach, SC right now. Staring out at the Atlantic listening to this song. Heavenly bliss.

[@Fiona2254]

Had to subscribe today, been on a Rush binge since 2025 started and I love to see people reacting to some of my favorite songs. Natural Science 🤌🏽so good Professor you are sorely missed.

[@JeromeDukes]

This song requires lyrics in hand. One of my favorite Rush song and the lyrics are just so amazing and relative to today's world and society. Great reaction.

[@raylogan1492]

Listen to "Camera Eye". Another great RUSH song. Live in Cleveland 2010 is a good version but Motion Pictures is awesome too. I've been a RUSH fan for 45 years. My all time favorite band. Seen them in 1979 doing the Hemispheres/2112 concert. In my top 3 concerts from that time.

[@KH6775]

Love Camera Eye!!!

[@nickavenoso7851]

Ray Logan Were you saying Moving Pictures, because you said Motion Pictures, not trying to be rude or anything. But, I agree The Camera Eye is a underrated song in their catalog.

[@raylogan1492]

@@nickavenoso7851 yes, moving pictures. Damned spell check.

[@nickavenoso7851]

Ray Logan 😂😂

[@ferrisakel]

"The Camera Eye" is an absolute masterpiece.

[@michaelkeller6223]

Masterpiece. The layers of these lyrics have layers...

[@qmiller9]

Yes, Neil's lyrical ability, make me so much smarter. "Art as expression, not just market campaigns, will still capture our imaginations.... " They've changed my life for the better in so many ways. Especially with the lessons to learn through the lyrical content. Brilliant!

[@zekka1]

Jacob's Ladder!

[@KawaTony1964]

You've done "La Villa Strangiato", "YYZ", "Tom Sawyer", "Natural Science" - you've gotta do "2112" - or rather side one of the "2112" album which is commonly referred to as "2112" (but there is a whole side 2 that's also very good). Don't be intimidated by the 21 minute length. As you've noted with these other songs, it will seem like 5 minutes.

[@carter216]

Hahahah "thats all I can do sometimes"....brilliant ........this and all of Rush is just perfection

[@lordvitae]

Time flies when you are having fun

[@ozricstormbringer]

absolutely RUSH's best song. i cry every time i listen to it. everything about the song was done perfectly. like the song fallows the golden triangle and was always supposed to be

[@goodscarecrow8040]

Amazing sounds of Rush....Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and miss u Neil Peart....

[@Efferri]

Check out Jacob's Ladder for monster arpeggios!

[@Wes1969YT]

The Exit Stage Left version is a masterpiece !

[@NH2112]

Stéphane Chamberland One of the very, very few bands that not only faithfully recreates their songs live, but often adds to them and makes them MORE complex. I guess they don’t feel they work hard enough on stage.

[@kirkkelley1760]

And a great "Bluesy" Solo

[@yung_wog4180]

Is anyone else just brought to tears by the expressions of wonder and shock on peoples faces?

[@stevencasteel6799]

If you are really getting into early Rush, here's the most essential one of them all. Check out the first side of the "Hemispheres" album. Beware it's all one song.

[@DeaconBlues117]

Well, I mean, technically it's the second part of the song - it began at the end of _A Farewell To Kings_ with "Cygnus X-1, Book I: The Voyage", better known just as "Cygnus X-1". I love the musical callback about halfway through "Book II: Hemispheres", after the crossing of the Bridge of Death, as the theme that closed out Book I is echoed behind the rising synth.

[@davidbailey6397]

If you ever have the time,check out their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. They had been ignored for many years until then by the music elite . The announcers were acknowledging so many music icons that night,well deserved accolades. But when they announced Rush,the place erupted and had a standing ovation . For us old Rush fans,a single moment of validity .

[@andythebritton]

Blah blah blah?

[@nikac2258]

Great to see and hear the younger generation enjoying what I have enjoyed for decades.....

[@chinatype2bassrocker809]

I've been a hugh Rush can since December 23rd 1981. That's the day (KMET)s Jim Ladd dropped the needle down on the song that changed my life. Tom Sawyer.

[@Aarongorn]

I’m 49, and I’ve been a Rush fan for decades. I’ve often thought how cool it would be to be able to hear Rush songs again for the first time. It was a joy watching you do just that.

[@juliebrockett3471]

Just love your Rush reactions!!! They’re the greatest trio of musicians ever!! Still need do “The Trees”, and again can’t wait for you and Kimmy to listen to the 20 minute EPIC “2112” (make sure you have the lyrics or the graphic novel version)!!!

[@LyonHall1]

i would avoid the graphic novel version on a first listen as those watching may be too interested in the novel rather the music

[@pedrox96]

Listening to 2112 is pretty much like going through a spiritual journey, especially the first time you do so

[@AudiophileTubes]

I first heard RUSH in 1976 when '2112' came out, and it's been a lifelong love since! I was blown away by how musical and lyrically substantive they are. World class musicians and then some!

[@steveremarkable5272]

I remember waiting for this album to come out... running down to the record store in Brooklyn to buy it... and wow.... it was not a disappointment... RUSH is amazing

[@williambechmann6547]

I remember buying "Permanent Waves" when it was first released. I just listened to this album yesterday and I am still blown away with the talent of Alex, Geddy and Neil.

[@michaelj3414]

This IS my favourite Rush song. The first time I heard it was September 2nd, 1979 at Varsity Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was the 2nd date of 10 stops for the Permanent Waves Warm Up Tour, pre album release. They played a majority of the album, including this one. I went home and raved about it for months before the album was released. Love watching you guys hearing this iconic band for the first time. I get all giddy inside.

[@DanaTheInsane]

Fly By Night! Great 70's Rush. Just a happy song.

[@johnblair4346]

Rush rarely played this live. I was fortunate enough to see them play this live in the early '90s at Pine Knob. The last show I saw.

[@Champerj]

Neal is the reason I am a drummer (RIP). Been a fan since I was 10 years old. Was my first concert in 1976 at 13yo and I've seen them nearly a dozen more times through the years. The first album I had of theirs was Fly By Night though I have bought every album they have put out. Even stood in line for Counterparts in '93. I still listen to them nearly every week as I work in the garage and such. I love watching these as it's fun to see someone have similar visceral reactions to the music that means so much to so many. BTW, I've always referred to Rush as "Cerebral Rock" - Seems much more appropriate than "prog rock". Oh, I should mention that they alone reside in this category. Cheers!

[@kellymccarthy5656]

Lolz-“It’s not natural,it’s Natural Science “ my new fan friend!

[@brianheckman920]

I had a tune in my head for few days after Neil passed. Finally figured out what it was, Witch Hunt, a must listen with lyrics.

[@2ndhandsextoy838]

Witch Hunt live Time machine tour is the best version imo. That whole live album is flawless. Im starting to like listening to their live stuff more than the studio albums.

[@murlthesquir]

That's the first time I've heard this tune as well. Damn!! That was amazing 😳 Totally love how you let the song play straight through without any stops. Kudos my man!

[@ramondurazo8506]

Una de las canciones más progresivas de Rush (una de mis favoritas y mi segundo álbum favorito, después de Hemispheres) saludos de un fan de Rush desde hace más de 30 años.

[@kirkkelley1760]

You can hear they got their musical idea ,for the hyperspace section, from Steve Hackett's "Everyday" jam , and some Brand X to boot.

[@photobearcmh]

Dude, long time Rush fan here, since '79. It's awesome to watch you appreciate the genius of Rush. I have listened to those songs hundreds of times and am still blown away every time. Welcome to the Rush Appreciation Society.

[@gunnarsuehl8221]

Man, please check out the Rush in Rio live version of Natural Science. It's recorded on the last night of their Vapor Trail tour in the Maracana stadium in Brazil. That is the first tour after the tragic events in Neils life. It truly sounds so epic and athletic as if 3 gods have arrived at their olymp. It's needless to say that there are no overdubs or other studio tricks involved but it's worth to keep in mind.

[@markvandermyde4361]

"Who are these guys?" I hear you, man. They are so good.

[@CrazyBxDon]

“Oh my goodness Yes!” Oh yeah! I feel that PART ,especially, every TIME bro! RIP Neil Pert. Arguably, their BEST song!🤷🏿‍♂️

[@mikaelandersson3255]

This song blows me away every time i hear it. The transitions, the tempo changes, the signature Neil Peart fill ins, Alex incredible guitar play and Geddys vocals is just pure masterpieces! The best rock band ever existed! RIP Neil "The Professor" Peart.

[@AlfPane]

Incredible song Incredible band

[@KH6775]

One of my favorite Rush songs. This whole album is awesome from start to finish! Like he keeps saying, time flys listening to Rush’s music. You get lost in it and can’t believe how long you have been listening!

[@bigjohnstxribs6518]

After 28 different concerts starting in 1978 from small 3000 seat theater to stadium show in 1984 and finally the final tour area show it has been an amazing experience of music by awesome musicians. I have a few favorites, but why would I want to choose to not want to listen to all their great music.

[@owenrn4547]

Jacob’s Ladder, Losing It, and Freewill are all classics you have to listen to

[@leddygee1896]

Neil's drumming is especially fierce on this track... One of my very favorites!!

[@NGC205]

It's so gratifying, Mark, to see you experience this and react to it as someone who truly, instantly gets it. Your being a musician makes it that much sweeter. You intuitively realize how incredibly difficult it is for musicians to be this good, this tight, this imaginitive, and this relevant today, and yet this music and video was produced 40 years ago. Thank you for creating this content. My first Rush concert was June 23rd 1981 in Spokane Washington. I was 16 years-old. It changed my life. There's the entire world of rock, hard rock, and progressive rock music. And above all that is Rush.

[@PilloryClinton]

Rush has been my fave band since i got their Hemispheres album in a trade with my older sister. They blew us away in concert after the Moving Pictures album. I'm gladyou can appreciate their masterful complexities and talent. Your feedback on them is so good.

[@jasper3930]

Hemisheres ...! brings me to tears..., it's mind blowing stuff.... no other competion out there !

[@jasper3930]

Sorry ...forgot the "p" in my excitement....HEMISPHERES ....daaaa !

[@brianbelchior7329]

Alex and Geddy actually went to a pond with oars to move the water around and record the water movement you hear in the beginning of this song.

[@unofficialpolitics9553]

Three phenomenal dudes from Toronto, Canada man, that's who they are. Hard to believe two years have gone by already since Neil's passing. Alex & Geddy got together and started a brewery. Their commercials are funny. Haven't tried the beer yet. Edit: I forgot to mention one of their more obscur tunes that you may like is called A Passage To Bankok. They played it a lot in the old days at their concerts. You'll understand why if you listen to it.

[@paulbrighton3303]

I saw them for the first time out of forty times in 1979. Hemispheres tour. Can you imagine hearing them during this time. There was nothing like it. It blew minds. Try doing Camera Eye if you haven’t done it already. Great guitar tones on that one. There’s this really bizarre dissonant guitar chord in that one. I liken it to what it does to your neck when you’re in NYC looking up at skyscrapers, hope you check it out!

[@dalem8332]

Typical Rush....INCREDIBLE!!! EXCELLENT!!😎🎼🎶🎵♥️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@jonathanspahn7308]

I am so glad you chose Natural Science. Rush have like 167 songs, and many are essential, but few reactors chose this song and it is so amazing! We need variety 😄. I hope you will consider Jacob's Ladder at some point. It is a simple song...yet oh so not so simple. I visualize the pictures in my mind as the song progresses and the few lyrics by Neil Peart are poetry. I've now subscribed so please keep it going. You can't go wrong with Rush! 🤙

[@motodork]

This is my all time favorite song of theirs. These lyrics really speak to me.

[@alboho]

You should watch the film "Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage" great background doc on the band.

[@johndavis9196]

Your Father must be very proud! Enjoying the reactions and hope they continue. Freewill off the same album has a break that you will probably enjoy.

[@michael7324]

When I was a kid, I used to go to sleep EVERY night with a RUSH cassette playing on my stereo. If my wife would allow it I would still be doing it.

[@Mark-v1n]

Alex always could mimic the tone and feel of the lyrics into that guitar.

[@adamvest5267]

This guy does reaction videos the right way NO PAUSES So I dont have to stop bopping to RUSH

[@MrBassPlayer1]

One of my all time fav Rush Songs. LA Villa Strangiato Xanadu Digital Man Natural Science

[@sammyinbrooklyn]

I’m 53 At 13/14 I picked Rush to be my favorite Band. 40 years later, was the best decision I’ve ever made. How did I know then that I was picking the most talented, consistent band? Pure luck. I’ve seen them 32 times. I love these Rush reactions. 40 years later. RIP Neil.

[@carterluman6695]

Love the seemless transitions from 7/8 to 4/4 they do in this song.

[@wadesworld6250]

That transition at 4:41...favorite in all of Rush.

[@DidactDude]

That's 'natural' echo/reverb in the opening. Recorded outside across Lac Perry, behind Le Studio.

[@poppydogz]

A song you will never get tired of.

[@MrGeek2112]

Great comments from a musician's perspective. The Camera Eye brother. You wont be disappointed.

[@fordism.01]

Different strings . Is probably one of the best songs ever written. Its absolutely gorgeous.

[@michaelcaputo8914]

I was a senior in 1981 I didn't like the Rush music that was played on the radio at the time until one day hanging out with my buddies on a Saturday afternoon . One of my friends put side 1 of 2112 from the beginning . It only took 5-8 seconds I was hooked . Moving pictures was the hottest album that year . I precided to purchase every album they released from '73 to 1981 . I had the privilege to see rush 4 times . Twice at Madison square garden once at Nassau coliseum last time Jones Beach New York they opened up with the clip I've seen on KZbin "beat intro ever." Rush wouldn't reach super stardom without Neil Peart . He was not a member on the Rush gave you album and you can hear the difference

[@rolon4872]

Rush - Virtuality

[@marcoantonioperin2187]

Well, there are kind of 50 (arguably 100) Rush's must-hear / signature songs.

[@bobcarn]

Natural Science is one of their classics. That song, along with Jacob's Ladder, makes Permanent Waves one of my favorite albums. You should listen to Jacob's Ladder. The tone is very different. I think it's one of their best compositional songs. It's reminiscent of classical music, with very interesting alternating time signature and dramatic buildups. It's got good imagery and feels grand as it reaches to its crescendo at the end. I never tire of hearing that one.

[@kirkkelley1760]

The hypnotic middle section was probably written with a classical. Guitar. The tune plays even better on one.

[@scottenman2005]

This is not Natural,, yes it is, Natural Science haha Great Video, Been a Rush fan since 1980.

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Canada great videos thanks

[@qmiller9]

Yes yes yes!! I'm about to witness you be amazed. NS is one of my favorites, for sure!!

[@Katehowe3010]

Gotta try The Camera Eye!

[@abirdynumnum9612]

These review vids are a breath of fresh air!

[@ThisTrainIsLost]

There is another band from Toronto whose career overlapped time-wise with Rush’s and with whom they were friends, namely Max Webster. On at least one of Rush’s tours of the UK, Max Webster opened the shows. Other interactions exist but that’s geek trivia. For a first taste of Max Webster, search KZbin for their song “Toronto Tontos.” That tune got them onto the radio. (PS: you will love it!)

[@troywilson747]

Fuck yeah!!! As a drummer I love to play this song.. Quite challenging.. The changes..power and intelligence describes this track..

[@frankwilson7716]

Love the channel and a huge Rush fan, thanks for doing these. My vote is side 1 of 2112 album and Red Barchetta from Moving Pictures.

[@robbyr07]

Awesome sounds like always from one of the greatest bands ever

[@B2BRestaurantReviews]

So true his arpeggios are second to none!

[@ginevrotica]

I'm Italian and I like RUSH since 1979. This song time bars are 4/4 - 7/4 - 7/8 - 2/4 - 4/4 and so on in this way. Changing rhythm time is typical by prog rock. They are amazing!!!!

[@jayronn6742]

The second album I bought with my own money! (The first was Dark Side of the Moon.)

[@HeezRzn2112]

Great reaction! 😊

[@ferrisakel]

RUSH is a machine . . . with feeling.

[@benredmond6636]

If you had Grace Under Pressure then I would love to hear what you think of a couple of the songs off Power Windows... Marathon and Middletown Dreams. You will get that prog but in a pop since... Just trust me