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Most Superficial Rush Songs


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All of the debut

Best I Can

By-Tor and the Snowdog

The Twilight Zone

Face Up

The Big Wheel

Neurotica

You Bet Your Life

The Speed of Love

Everyday Glory

Half the World

Dog Years

Virtuality

Carve Away the Stone

The Larger Bowl

Spindrift

Faithless

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Carve Away the Stone is not superficial at all.

 

Why? Because it references Sissyphus?

It's less literal than many RUSH songs.

 

Poorly executed, but not superficial.

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Carve Away the Stone is not superficial at all.

 

Why? Because it references Sissyphus?

It's less literal than many RUSH songs.

 

Poorly executed, but not superficial.

 

It's very literal and obvious...please explain why you think otherwise?

 

You can roll that stone

To the top of the hill

Drag your ball and chain behind you

 

You can carry that weight

With an iron will

Or let the pain remain behind you

 

Chip away the stone

(Sisyphus)

Chip away the stone

Make the burden lighter

If you must roll that rock alone

 

You can drive those wheels

To the end of the road

You will still find the past right behind you

Try to deny

The weight of the load

Try to put the sins of the past night behind you

 

Carve away the stone

(Sisyhpus)

Carve away the stone

Make a graven image

With some features of your own

 

You call roll the stone

To the top of the hill

You can carry that weight

With an iron will

You can drive those wheels

To the end of the road

You can try to deny

The weight of the load

 

Roll away the stone

(Sisyhpus)

Roll away the stone

If you could just move yours

I could get working on my own

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The Body Electric

Hardly, it's about learning to think for yourself. Is 2112 superficial too? Grand Designs? Edited by Geddy's Soul Patch
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All of the debut

Best I Can

By-Tor and the Snowdog

The Twilight Zone

Face Up

The Big Wheel

Neurotica

You Bet Your Life

The Speed of Love

Everyday Glory

Half the World

Dog Years

Virtuality

Carve Away the Stone

The Larger Bowl

Spindrift

Faithless

 

Everything after The Twilight Zone is a borderline preposterous selection.

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All of the debut

Best I Can

By-Tor and the Snowdog

The Twilight Zone

Face Up

The Big Wheel

Neurotica

You Bet Your Life

The Speed of Love

Everyday Glory

Half the World

Dog Years

Virtuality

Carve Away the Stone

The Larger Bowl

Spindrift

Faithless

 

Everything after The Twilight Zone is a borderline preposterous selection.

TSOL isn't superficial and shallow? :eh:

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re: Twilight Zone: Paying tribute to a storytelling genius and one of your childhood heroes is superficial?

No, just cool...

 

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All of the debut

Best I Can

By-Tor and the Snowdog

The Twilight Zone

Face Up

The Big Wheel

Neurotica

You Bet Your Life

The Speed of Love

Everyday Glory

Half the World

Dog Years

Virtuality

Carve Away the Stone

The Larger Bowl

Spindrift

Faithless

 

Everything after The Twilight Zone is a borderline preposterous selection.

 

Really? This is a relative list, meaning comparatively to all Rush songs. These are the "most" superficial Rush songs. Not saying they are devoid of any kind of depth but understand the concept of "relative".

 

And I do like quite a few of these songs. Superficial does not necessarily equate not good. The ideas/themes in these songs could've been conveyed much better.

 

So are you saying most Rush songs have an equal amount of depth to them or the ideas/themes couldn't have been conveyed better?

 

Virtuality is a prime example. While the idea itself is not necessarily superficial, the way it is presented lyrically is kind of trite and could have been handled in a much more thoughtful way. And I do like the song myself.

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