Cyclonus X-1 Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blueschica Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Fly By Night for me. I love the music on both, but FBN was my first introduction to Rush, so it wins on an emotional level and I lean a bit more towards the 70's era songs as well (not counting Rivendell . . ) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Na na na Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Signals Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Disk98 Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Tough one, but I'm going with Signals. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluefox4000 Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Signals and it's not even a question. Mick 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Signals and it's not even a question. Mick BUT IT IS! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluefox4000 Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Signals and it's not even a question. Mick BUT IT IS! No fraroc it ain't, lol I mean Segue. Mick 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 (edited) Signals and it's not even a question. Mick BUT IT IS! No fraroc it ain't, lol I mean Segue. Mick *holds back from certain unPC Fray Fray jokes* Edited December 15, 2015 by Segue Myles 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 Fly By Night and it's not even a question. Mick Fixed. ;) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 Fly By Night and it's not even a question. Mick Fixed. ;) Mick is gonna take you out fam, gonna bust up your blood! Keep hold of your teeth...they will be all that remains of your identity 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 Fly By Night and it's not even a question. Mick Fixed. ;) Mick is gonna take you out fam, gonna bust up your blood! Keep hold of your teeth...they will be all that remains of your identity I must disguise myself to survive. ...never mind, I suppose flight is my only hope. :outtahere: 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. YOU'RE RAKING MY OPINIONS OVER THE COALS! I CAN NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS CRIME! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. YOU'RE RAKING MY OPINIONS OVER THE COALS! I CAN NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS CRIME! Good. I hope this rage ages you overnight and you die tomorrow crippled like a Titanic rose. My sympathy is already with the unfortunate mirror your face is set to break. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. YOU'RE RAKING MY OPINIONS OVER THE COALS! I CAN NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS CRIME! Good. I hope this rage ages you overnight and you die tomorrow crippled like a Titanic rose. My sympathy is already with the unfortunate mirror your face is set to break. *rages overnight* *is a crippled, wrinkled old eggplant* 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. YOU'RE RAKING MY OPINIONS OVER THE COALS! I CAN NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS CRIME! Good. I hope this rage ages you overnight and you die tomorrow crippled like a Titanic rose. My sympathy is already with the unfortunate mirror your face is set to break. *rages overnight* *is a crippled, wrinkled old eggplant* Good. Just die on the bed linen, no one wants to hide the stain on the carpet. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AnEggplant Posted December 15, 2015 Author Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. YOU'RE RAKING MY OPINIONS OVER THE COALS! I CAN NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS CRIME! Good. I hope this rage ages you overnight and you die tomorrow crippled like a Titanic rose. My sympathy is already with the unfortunate mirror your face is set to break. *rages overnight* *is a crippled, wrinkled old eggplant* Good. Just die on the bed linen, no one wants to hide the stain on the carpet. I shall die where I please! *dies in the cabinet* 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Segue Myles Posted December 15, 2015 Share Posted December 15, 2015 People like to poop on Counterparts but I must say I don't know how Counterparts is worse than Signals. This seems like a pretty arbitrary gripe. I'm not sure why one needs to have anything to do with the other. In any event, I love both Signals and Counterparts, and I count both among my five favorite Rush albums. But I could understand why people would find a song like Losing It to be more emotionally affecting than anything on Counterparts; or find more to relate to in a song like Subdivisions than in anything on Counterparts; or prefer the guitar/synth combination of Signals to the grungy sound of Counterparts; or prefer the guitar solos in songs like The Analog Kid, Chemistry, and The Weapon to any of the leads on Counterparts; or appreciate the drum/synth breaks on Signals; or find the Signals lyrics generally to be more interesting and less ham-handed than the Counterparts lyrics... I could go on. I'm not saying I would necessarily agree with all of that stuff. But I wouldn't find any of it to be particularly perplexing either. True, it's all opinion. A lot of people can't understand why I like Clockwork Angels so much. I was stating what I said as a matter of opinion. I wasn't trying to be objective although I did say it in a rather poor way. Sorry about that. :) I hear lots of good in CA, it just doesn't blow me away at all...it did, but its charms wore off and they just don't seem to wanna come back! That's okay. I mean, you're wrong, but it's all good. ;) Hehehehehehe...it's an album I have a lot of respect for. It's done them wonders and helped me get stuck in! At least you see the good in it. I personally am not a big fan of Hold Your Fire but I can see why many would consider it a masterpiece. There really is a lot of good composition on it. We should just fall out like everyone else does haha! YOU SUUUUUUCK U WOT M8! U SELFISH PRICK! HAHAHAHAHAHA dude chill! Your back hurt my knife. YOU'RE RAKING MY OPINIONS OVER THE COALS! I CAN NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS CRIME! Good. I hope this rage ages you overnight and you die tomorrow crippled like a Titanic rose. My sympathy is already with the unfortunate mirror your face is set to break. *rages overnight* *is a crippled, wrinkled old eggplant* Good. Just die on the bed linen, no one wants to hide the stain on the carpet. I shall die where I please! *dies in the cabinet* I see I disguised the fireplace really well... *lights match* *sings Firestarter* 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now