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[@andyandalex]

Time for another reoccurring, randomly allocated, RUSH Wednesday! You asked, we listened! Such a great prog banger, have a great day guys what’s the next Rush track we gotta sample on the channel?!?! 🔥🤟🏻

[@joeyblowey8582]

"By-Tor and the Snow Dog" Do it!

[@gnrtradepro]

The camera eye.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Andy & Alex The Necromancer. It’s 2112, but it’s the album before 2112 (Caress of Steel), so they don’t quite have the ‘formula’ down yet. But it’s a total banger. You can thank me afterwards 🙂

[@lisaw5604]

A&A - This was really good. Agree. "The most endangered species - The honest man". I believe that is the core. I'll take whatever Rush is offered up by community. Great Wednesday reaction! Great day to you. :)

[@emilyhart579]

The most recent song (in their catalog) you've listened to is Subdivisions, I think, right? That's 1982. You gotta move into the later catalog. They made music for 40 years. I mean, I know the early classic stuff is great, I love it too. But you gotta get the fuller picture of their career. Something from a more recent Rush album? It's really interesting for comparison to the older, classic stuff. Something from Snakes and Arrows or Clockwork Angels? Far Cry? The Anarchist?

[@jasonwilliams6005]

That's the ending of one of the greatest albums ever created.

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

Word.

[@Dani_Games]

You are so right. My fave Rush album.

[@williamhyres5428]

Yuuuuuup

[@teedepefanio5687]

@@Dani_Games yup, me too.. Permanent Waves...

[@MT-sk1ln]

@@Dani_Games mine too along with hemispheres and signals

[@lxdesign1]

If you guys really liked this one -- I think you'll definitely like "Jacob's Ladder"

[@FePyroMaiden]

a must and a highlight of the R40 tour

[@beeoehm3108]

FePyroMaiden yes indeed Andy and Alex, I believe you haven’t reacted to a live track from Rush yet, Jacob’s Ladder is definitely one that comes highly recommended from a lot of fans, R40 version is fantastic as well as from Exit Stage Left.

[@stephanechamberland8486]

@@FePyroMaiden No...the one on Exit...Stage Left ;-)

[@JeffOnTheRoads]

100% agree with this.

[@youngstali]

From exit stage left

[@cpmf2112]

Missing the lyrics in a Rush song is like keeping your eyes closed during a movie.

[@teedepefanio5687]

Very well said

[@paulbrighton3303]

7:37 Alex Lifeson guitar solo, a masterpiece of expression, and proof that he is one of the most anointed guitarists ever.

[@henrikeatworld]

I've had lots of favorite Rush songs over the year, but I always come back to Natural Science when someone asks me which my absolute favorite is. It's fucking perfect.

[@dillydilly6073]

RUSH, Moving Pictures: Witch Hunt (for the drums) and Camera Eye (for technical precision)

[@JohnBrooking4]

Another thing I appreciate about “Witch Hunt” is that it is so incredibly atmospheric, and totally fitting with the lyrics. Almost scary to listen to. Very well done.

[@calculuscuber9423]

Side 2 of moving pictures is arguably better than side one

[@alwaysprepared]

What amazes me about Alex Lifeson is that in each Rush song he has a solo and each one is unique. He doesn't just shred for shredding's sake like a lot of other guitarists... He's just masterful...

[@jbooks888]

He is definitely underrated.

[@tripdad]

"Freewill" is a must listen.

[@ericerickson4252]

they have.

[@generoberts9151]

Already done

[@markusantonio4866]

Entre Nous

[@andyandalex]

@tripdad 1998 What they said ^^^ 🔥😁

[@mde944]

You’re now ready for “The Camera Eye”. You’ll thank me later.

[@melaniewillett4522]

mde944-

[@melaniewillett4522]

One of my favorite songs

[@Joelster-og4pf]

Same with me. One of the best songs they’ve ever written. Period. Along with all the others.

[@JackRice007]

Sadly, I just don’t get the buzz about that one. I feel like maybe it’ll grow on me, but it just doesn’t interest me.

[@muddywood]

Limelight and Passage to Bangkok You’re welcome 😉

[@jamiewilson2088]

Rush Wednesdays, yessss! Listen to ‘The Necromancer’ Or ‘A Farewell to Kings’

[@FloridaMonty]

RUSH - "The Necromancer" from the Caress of Steel album is a must !

[@pedrox96]

So underrated that it hurts

[@generoberts9151]

If they are looking to go on the Rush storybook tour, by all means

[@pitpride1220]

They're not ready. You don't want to get your feelings hurt on that one. I agree. But there's a reason it tanked and why the band wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole afterwards. Caress of Steel, especially for these guys, should be the last record.

[@KawaTony1964]

@@pitpride1220 How about Bastille Day, then?

[@pitpride1220]

@@KawaTony1964 I think that'd go down pretty well. It's catchy enough and historically based. Newer RUSH fans are super delicate as I know you know. One wrong turn, unless they're prog minded can tank the whole thing.

[@mattpf3886]

This is one of their best prog songs but if you want the ultimate one listen to the 20 minute epic Cygnus X1 Book 2 Hemispheres !

[@teedepefanio5687]

Definitely.. Hemispheres, the whole album... straight thru

[@melaniemcdermott8603]

I recommend Cygnus X1 and Cygnus X1 Book II Hemispheres ✌️

[@manualboyca]

Melanie McDermott Agreed!

[@nthdegree1269]

Agreed

[@lxdesign1]

totally! and Xanadu would be high on my list as well....

[@gotomymostpopularvideo3235]

agreed

[@generoberts9151]

@@lxdesign1 already reviewed

[@joaoemanuelmacedosouza482]

Jacob's ladder is amazing. You need listen.

[@ryanwill8915]

Red sector A....and Rush Wednesday’s...needs to be every Wednesday

[@cacho2112]

Amen

[@Thievius333]

Same album as Spirit of Radio. SoR is the opening track on Permanent Waves, Natural Science closes the album out. Everything in between is gold as well.

[@bobespirit2112]

A freaking masterclass on so many levels. The lyrics are always incredible and I love Ged’s vocals. Alex’s solos are just killer; pure sauce. The more you listen to it the better it gets. And what is more timely and important in the age of you know who “The most endangered species The honest man Will still survive annihilation Forming a world State of integrity Sensitive, open and strong”. 🔥

[@MysticRhythmsLive]

I believe the warble effect you mentioned was meant to simulate a jump into hyperspace. The song lyrics are divided into three sections: I Tidal pools II Hyperspace III Permanent Waves In the Hyperspace section the lyrics begin with "A quantum leap forward In time and in space The universe learned to expand" The timing shifts from standard 4/4 time to 7/8 time after the warble effect, and the music is reflective of the journey through hyperspace. Great reaction video, guys!

[@rhondagill5863]

Important to recognize the genius of guitarist Alex Lifeson

[@renaissancepoet]

"Limelight" is Neil's most personal song because it's about him... plus it's a banger!!!

[@bradleyhearn3204]

Living Beyond Existence I feel like if he were to have only one song that were his personal song, it’d be Ghost Rider. Just my argument

[@jacquesjrviens3384]

That song was written in the studio in 2 days and recorded on the 3rd day.... Mind boggling.

[@bobespirit2112]

Yes, By-Tor and the Snowdog” gets my vote for next.

[@carystallings6068]

Love that song, wish they hadn't put that weird noise in during the lead solo.

[@aqualung1466]

Good one.

[@qmiller9]

Yes! I agree! Please make sure you get the full version too. I know there's an edited version that chops out one of the solos. I see people suggesting The Necromancer too. I feel both are in the same D&D style of epic Accenture story prog, which they do so well. Either way, y'all will love them!

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Yes, By-Tor, but...they should do the version from "All The World's A Stage"!! That version is INSANE!

[@dedalus6982]

nah, really not one of their best. I'm a huge Rush fan for over 35 years and I rarely listen to that song. Most don't get it at all.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

If you're doing prog, you'll get around to classic Yes... Starship Troopers, And You and I, Roundabout, I've Seen All Good People are all good places to start.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

Forgot you did roundabout in your first drink reaction... the others are still good for next. 80's pop yes is a much different thing and not my cup of tea feiw.

[@gotomymostpopularvideo3235]

Michael Keefe you forgot close to the edge. Their best song!

[@michaelkeefe8494]

@@gotomymostpopularvideo3235 Indeed.

[@williamvandenberg2295]

@@gotomymostpopularvideo3235 A number of Yes's early songs are indeed good, but my favorite HAS to be Close To The Edge, beyond a doubt. To make one song that takes up a whole album side was, at the time, unheard of. Close To The Edge isn't so much a song as it is a journey

[@gotomymostpopularvideo3235]

william vandenberg right you are my friend. Fantastic song/Journey

[@davidchambliss5909]

Gentlemen: 1975, Caress of Steel - "The Fountain of Lamneth"

[@toddwalker4301]

Agreed!!!! Complete with an amazing drum solo as well.

[@jamesshaffer206]

This gets my vote also. It's a great journey.

[@ashleygraham8781]

Between the Wheels. Some of Alex's best guitar work.

[@mikelallytheirishmisfit9375]

Limelight is a MUST react CROWN JEWEL!

[@tammiec4937]

I was 15 years old when Moving Pictures came out WOW. I was blown away. I would go through my older brother ‘a record collection. This is when I came across their earlier music. Incredible musicians! Rush is in a category by themselves. I am a fan for life. I am enjoying all of these reactions of younger people that are hearing Rush for the first time. R.I.P Neil the greatest drummer ever. There music will live on.

[@rickgrimes2056]

Another good Rush song is Vital Signs or if you want to check out rush from the mid 80’s do The Big Money

[@marcntexas]

This song just throws everything at you. It's timeless with endless avenues for exploration.

[@progressiverush7463]

The camera eye! Another must!

[@dinocampopiano3088]

"THE NECROMANCER" OFF OF CARESS OF STEEL!! GOTTA DO IT, FELLAS! CHEERS!

[@dedalus6982]

only for the hard core Rush fan.

[@jeremydraper733]

They should 100% check out this song

[@craigpage381]

I hope they do..

[@j.j.h.atemycereal]

So very proggy. Great choice. But you gotta listen to “Limelight”.

[@TwinMillMC]

Dudes, you MUST do "My Old School" by Steely Dan - 1973. The guitar solo at the end is epic!

[@SpaceCattttt]

Yes, they must do that one. It's more than just a guitar solo, though. The song is really uplifting and the lyrics are delightfully cynical. And the backing vocals are some of the best on any Dan song.

[@charlesburris6314]

Great song. I remember first hearing it when I was a kid, in the back seat of my dad's car. Then I saw a rerun of American Bandstand with that a few weeks later. Been a SD fan since.

[@markusantonio4866]

Yeah!!!

[@j.m.s_3285]

Kid Charlemagne or Haitian Divorce...

[@stevehovey70]

@@j.m.s_3285 Kid Charlemange rocks!

[@Shigawire]

You should do Xanadu :) The version from Exit Stage Left.

[@peterhineinlegen4672]

I think that is a great choice. That album has my favorite version of the drum solo too, on YYZ.

[@KawaTony1964]

They've already done "Xanadu".

[@Neonbob]

That's A Must for any RUSH FAN.🍷👊🚬

[@Kirkunik1]

Tony Whitaker Exit Stage Left live is the best version

[@YukonMkI]

And by tor and the snow dog is Rush just having some fun. Really a cool jam

[@tallykev6608]

Fair review... ok, next Rush song: Camera Eye! Trust me on this one. You will really like this one and it only gets better over time.

[@danmcconnell5941]

I didn't even wait to watch before liking this one, my favorite ever Rush song

[@mikaelandersson3255]

One of my favorite Rush songs. The transitions of this song is amazing Love the fast fill in by Neil in the end, and the back beats. RIP Neil "The Professor" Peart.

[@alrivers2297]

Some good classic rush songs would be Fly By Night, Closer to the Heart, Limelight and Xanadu

[@oakeysmokey]

i think rush predicted climate change nearly 40 years ago with this track

[@erickrosito3659]

By-tor and the snow dog is definitely great also.

[@TacomaPaul]

At 3:28... Alex hits the notes, and then he slides up one note, and then hits an "A" on the third string. THEN... he switches strings. First a "D" string, then the "A" string... then the "E" string. Then switches back and forth. Dayum.

[@youtoo2233]

There's so much good Rush stuff it's amazing. You definitely should do cygnus X-1 from their Kings album. Then do side one of hemispheres cygnus X-1 book 2

[@Geddy-xu3if]

Yeah. While they can be listened to in isolation, you really have to listen to book 1 first to fully appreciate book ll.

[@justineapril7922]

Natural Science ends the album "Permanent Waves" and The Spirit of Radio begins it!! Two of Rush's best songs bookends this 1980. Yes, they can play the song EXACTLY like this in concert. "Permanent Waves" was released in between their other 2 best albums, "Hemispheres" and "Moving Pictures!" Watch a live version of this song!!!

[@VinceFerrante]

I’m sure you both would love Yes bc of the appreciation you have for Rush. I’d recommend Heart of the Sunrise from their Fragile album

[@TheSteveDallas]

You guys need to do a Neal Peart drum solo. This is a Rush staple. The one I recommend has a weird title because it mentions YYZ at Rush in Rio. If you haven't watched YYZ Live in Rio, that's a must watch. There is a reason that crowd is so amped...1st, people in Rio are huge fans...2nd, they had just witnessed the drum solo. If you search KZbin for "RUSH in Río - Leave That Thing Alone and YYZ", you'll find it. Please do a reaction to the another cool instrumental & a drum solo sometime. Trust me, you'll love it.

[@Jelsick]

I was just getting into Rush back in the early 80s when I heard this song for the first time. I knew then that I was hooked for a lifetime. This is an amazing album. You must listen to Something for Nothing from the 2112 album. A rocker dudes.

[@Scottdrums]

Terry Brown who was their producer at this time said that Rush had a way of using odd time signatures at will, and being able to draw a line straight through it.

[@deankmuncie]

Exit Stage Left, Broon's Bane, The Trees and Xanadu, it's like 15 minutes of pure musical heaven.

[@zinc1oxide]

The #1 best part of the song is that unexpected transition that Alex didn’t like that much. It’s great because it wasn’t predictable.

[@markjohnson4217]

Ok, you are ready for Hemispheres!!!

[@9337sjm]

Hey, guys... On his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame introduction for YES, Geddy Lee says he and Alex Lifeson saw Yes during one of their first tours of North America, and were heavily influenced by them. Listen to any of the Yes bangers, especially off of “Fragile” and “Close to the Edge”, and you can hear the inspirations for this Rush song - sounds of water and nature, hard driving bass, key changes, excellent drumming, high tenor voice, etc. Give one of these classic Yes songs a listen and you will hear the inspiration for yourself!

[@PromLesbian]

"What A RUSH!!!!" 🌊🌊🌊

[@Dentor59]

IF you want to know how The Necromancer, Xanadu and 2112 started, ByTor and the Snow dog was the beginning of the epic Rush story telling genre.

[@Scarywoody]

And that's what's called an Eargasm.

[@gerardrinaldi5874]

Never a wrong time to hear Bytor and the Snowdog !! Epic and transcendental, story telling at it's best!!!

[@Fatheads144]

Next should be "Limelight", " Camera Eye" or " Jacob Ladder", can't go wrong with any of these!

[@daniellewilson6577]

To the folks requesting "The Necromancer", right on, x1000!!! These two guys will jam!!!!

[@brianbee]

You really should do Limelight.Very emotional guitar solo that matches perfectly what the song is saying. Ironically the success of the Moving Pictures album made this song's message even stronger for what Neil was feeling at the time.

[@cheesefrog646]

Dunno if this has been brought up yet: The first section of this song was recorded with Geddy and Alex, amplifiers and all, set up outside the studio in Ontario over a big-ass lake. The echos are natural, y'unnerstand, like no studio reverb added, just the guitar and vocals echoing across the lake.

[@ThisTrainIsLost]

I would like you two to respond to “Subdivisions” off of Rush’s 1982 “Signals” album. Not merely because I happened to grow up in the same part of TO that at least 2/3 of Rush did but, because I believe that they pack enough hooks into that one song that some lesser band would have used for an entire album.

[@KevinStriker]

I love the headbobbing even to a quiet prelude, I'm sitting here like "Heh, it's only barely begun..."

[@greggilmore2766]

I'd recommend The Weapon (or the live version from Grace Under Pressure tour), or Red Sector A

[@teedepefanio5687]

At its finest, indeed.. SUBSCRIBED... the transitions were actually perfect and totally in step. The LYRICS will blow both of your minds... "science like nature must also be tamed, And it will surely serve us well."

[@mde944]

That transition with the wave thing in the beginning was a lead in to the time signature change from 4/4 into a 7/8 time signature.

[@stevehovey70]

The transition is called"Hyperspace" its on my charts of this song. I have all of the pre grace under pressure sheet music released by the band.

[@bobcarn]

A little tidbit of trivia.... that is Alex Lifeson's favorite song to play in concert. And one other recommendation from that album. "Jacob's Ladder". It's one of my all-time favorites from Rush. Very progressive. Very compositional. VERY GRAND! It's almost like a rock version of a piece of classical music. It has alternating time signatures and builds and builds and builds and is just a ton of epic in a single song! Seriously, it's an awesome piece. I'm so glad to see a new generation getting into all these songs that we've loved for years. Oh, and FYI, Neil does write the lyrics, but they go through Geddy for approval. Neil's rewritten a lot of lyrics based on Geddy's sentiments since Geddy is the one who has to sing them. Sometimes they're brilliant, and sometimes they struggle a little.

[@rareluck]

"Subdivisions" is my fav song of all time! I highly recommend it. Especially if you're in college. Cheers!

[@blueoystercultscowbell969]

I have a suggest for Rush Wednesday... Xanadu from the 1977 album Farewell to Kings. A banger.

[@vernshumway5939]

I liked every song from the album Power Windows. Also Ghost of Chance great song.

[@iancunningham5576]

THE PASS - Is the song that touches me deeply. It reminds me of my lost friends. Those who fought the fight. But couldn't defy their ever rising tide without wake.

[@SonicVisionX]

A masterpiece. You should do "The Analog Kid" next for Rush.

[@lifesabeach2597]

Still probably my favorite Rush album

[@dominiccrimmings6925]

I've watched all your song reactions to Rush and it's really interesting you haven't delved into their "synth" phase. I think you should dig into something off "Signals" or "Grace Under Pressure" - I can suggest some of the lesser well known stuff like "Countdown" from Signals or "Kid Gloves" from Grace Under Pressure. It would really be interesting to hear your views on something from either of those 2 albums as it definitely took them in a different direction immediately after "Moving Pictures" etc. I loved your reaction vid to Tool not long back too, was really interesting to hear your views on them. Keep up the good work lads, always nice to see my youtube bell with a "red" notification and it's a new one from you guys :-) Peace and keep on Slappin Da Bass

[@nthdegree1269]

Grace Under Pressure was a great album, this was them progressing through the 80s and indeed changing their sound.

[@desertfan]

Dominic They did do Subdivisions already.

[@dominiccrimmings6925]

@@desertfan Oh, I must have missed that one, I'll look it up, thanks :-)

[@dominiccrimmings6925]

@@nthdegree1269 Yeah, I remember getting Signals for my birthday and thinking "this sounds a fair bit different" - though I did like it a lot - but I liked GUP more, it was darker I think and had a bit more in terms of depth.

[@j.m.s_3285]

Between the Wheels from Grace Under Pressure...

[@doug_nu_york4853]

Rush weds , hell yea !!! This is why most musicians today look at THREE guys as gods ....

[@jeffreyblack9850]

I have suggested Entre Nous several times...ENTRE NOUS GUYS

[@gunsmoke6230]

Jeffrey Black Exactly!

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

Gotta be as missed as any great song ever. Right in the middle of what could be Rush's greatest album, just a slightly different style, and got hugely missed. Not only a great, great song, but a new genre that just went over most heads.

[@themadcow71]

Subdivisions is on the keyboard side of Rush but the cream of the crop. A must listen!

[@ericerickson4252]

They've done Subdivisons.

[@mpotter9944]

Limelight Closer to the Heart

[@PilloryClinton]

Such a special, intricate song that also bangs. I'm glad you two could enjoy this song as much as my friends and i did in 1980. It really made us wait and wonder what next Rush had in store for us. Moving Pictures! What a follow-up!

[@jeffbrenner829]

Have you checked out "Jacob's Ladder" yet? Also off of Permanent Waves.

[@LeChaunce]

Seconded! Also Entre Nous.

[@richardpepin8046]

Live version from Exit Stage Left is the bomb!!!

[@daveowens9849]

RIP Neil Peart. Man, I loved your work. Cancer sucks.

[@erniehenderson1100]

Try doing some Emerson Lake and Palmer Carl Palmer is my favorite drummer he's my idol king of the one-handed drumroll but they are progressive rock not sure if you'll take them or not but they got some good stuff especially their progressive twists and classical Music

[@venesmarie]

Carl Palmer a master of the skins in my book ,greatness!

[@patriciagoodwin1922]

YES INDEED!! ELP is beyond!

[@markusantonio4866]

Power trio for sure! What many said about RUSH, how can three guys make so much sound? ELP makes alot of sound.

[@toddwalker4301]

Palmer reminds me so much of Buddy Rich....amazing. I didn't care for his work with Asia, unfortunately.

[@MrLedotson]

This song gets better with each listen. I garintee you will hear 5 amazing things you missed the first time around.

[@youtoo2233]

Check out the Necromancer from the album caress of Steel

[@everardusbogardus3167]

Listen to “The Manhattan Project “.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

My absolute favorite Rush number. Love the odd time signature in the "quantum leap forward" section. All those changes? That's their prog heritage coming through.

[@augiechavez1898]

I can always tell how much you like the song by how many times you fix your headphones, lol!

[@progressiverush7463]

Another overlooked gem, energy boost guaranteed : Beneath, between & behind (live version from Exit... stage left)

[@cadanrichards2615]

A FAREWELL TO KINGS THE TITLE TRACK MASTERPIECE Along with THE NECROMANCER

[@ChuckSpohr]

That was fun, guys. Natural Science is one of the Rush greats, for sure, and it gets even better on subsequent listens. You'll hear something new each time. I could see you getting tripped up on the time signature changes. But after 2 or 3 listens, you'll expect them, and then can focus on the words, the bass, the drums or the guitar, each separately spinning off into incredible grooves. There's so much there to hear. Cygnus X1, The Necromancer, Hemispheres, The Camera Eye - all good, long, complex works worth your time. Keep it up!

[@vidalvillalobos6215]

Great vid guys! You’d love The Camera Eye and Circumstances by them too! :)

[@AudiophileTubes]

R.I.P. master Neil... what a talent and musical force he was!

[@andrewgarin2486]

Review "Limelight" guys.....If they do not open with it live, they end it as an encore......Its great.

[@geol1936]

Limelight was not an opener or an encore for Rush's tours in the 80s (at least). Usually, it was played at the end of shows, (incl shows I went to), and 2112, YYZ, Xanadu, and La Villa Strangiato were encore songs. Still one of my favorite straight melody Rush songs. Rush didn't even play Limelight at all for the Grace Under Pressure tour.

[@andrewgarin2486]

@@geol1936 Thanks for the info....only been to two Rush concerts....I just meant the song is so good I think that it would be great as an opener or a closer. Not meant to give false info how I said it......again thanks.

[@geol1936]

@@andrewgarin2486 It's all good. I'm into setlists of bands and why they arrange like they do. Rush kept to a pretty close assemblage of songs for most tours. That is why, for some unknown reason, they didn't play limelight for the GUP tour. Limelight trails YYZ and Tom Sawyer as all time most played songs off of Moving Pictures.

[@andrewgarin2486]

That's a great interest to be into. What is Rush's all time encore......I mean the very last song..."Freewill"?

[@geol1936]

@@andrewgarin2486 This link setlist.fm, lets you look at specific tours, specific albums, specific songs. It is very interesting. www.setlist.fm/stats/songs/rush-13d6dd1d.html?song=2112+Part+I:+Overture

[@robbesser1]

Was looking forward to this one! Hit the notification soon as I saw it. Thanks for doing it. Now onto Marathon probably Geddy's best song bass, synths and vocals together. Then The Camera Eye and By Tor for a blast from the past. Analog kid mentioned below is also great. Agree with other poster King Crimson is legit.

[@BISSEYSZ]

How about some Uriah Heep? Like maybe Stealin' or The Wizard or July Morning

[@BISSEYSZ]

@@2cawwa2 Absolutely! Too many to choose from ! 'Sunrise' and 'Come Away Melinda' and, well, the whole Demons and Wizards album to start with. A&A would have to add another day of posting to cover the awesomeness of The Heep !!

[@misate8993]

Shadows Of Grief, The Magicans Birthday or Midnight.

[@ucanduit7961]

Sunrise is my ringtone

[@NH2112]

Lady In Black, or Gypsy.

[@joeschmoe118]

Andy/Alex-I have been listening to that song for over 40 years and my favorite part has always been the hyperspace transition where it sounds like they are going into wharp speed. Love Geddy’s vocals in the beginning too. I have you to do a deep cut review of Kid Gloves off 1984 album GUP. 🤘

[@patrickmichaelrosser6287]

It is so awesome to watch when you guys do new RUSH! Reminds me how much you need to do "School" by Supertramp. ;-)

[@supobostarman]

I remember sitting in my bunk in Air Force tech school after buying this cassette and playing it in my boombox back in 1980 and being totally f'ing blown away by this avalanche of musical genius. Sauce from start to finish! Loved watching you younger dudes getting lost in it too!

[@philstone3859]

See? My critics BE DAMNED! I was right all along!