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The Moog has a theramin-like quality to it in that song. That's it!

As everyone else said, Necromancer, Limbo etc. The intro of Madrigal, for some stupid reason, conjures Halloween-esque vibes, and always has.

I wish he went by Александар Живојиновић.

Hendrix. Hands down. Although I like Iommi and Gilmour much more, Hendrix takes the cake

America in a nutshell

http://1.media.collegehumor.cvcdn.com/40/79/0daf92ca82b0121d87a3f03a123d450e.jpg M'lady

Losing It. Bar none. Also, The Garden is absolute shit

The vocalist of this awesome group, Jonsi, is one of my all time favorites http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQfbpZweroc Another absolutely amazing singer/songwriter. One of my favorites

If Radiohead doesn't go in, I'm pulling a Jull Stein and demanding a recount

Before you know it the nihilists will start questioning what divine asshole conceived Neil

Lee - Prohibition Pt. II Lifeson - Hold Your Fire pt. II Peart - Cars and cancer Sorry, i got a little dark, but I thought of worse

Out of all of them: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. David Gilmour 3. Tony Iommi 4. Eric Clapton 5. Randy Rhoads 6. Alex Lifeson 7. Robert Fripp 8. Frank Zappa 9. Chuck Berry

Nice to see a fellow Saints fan

Opeth. Here's a good setlist 1. Black Rose Immortal 2. Baying of the Hounds 3. Hessian Peel 4. Lotus Eater That would be a f***ing show man.

CA is a very mediocre album. i always said that. Even when CA fever was running rampant. Awful Prouduction Patchy songs WAY to long of an album.......just goes on and on.......and o and on, lol Mick Finally someone agrees. The Garden is trash tier. WAAAAY too overrated. The only good songs on CA are Caravan, Clockwork Angels, Carnies & Headlong Flight. Everything else is a miss. And from the list of "good songs" only Caravan is great

Awful song from a mediocre album. Funny how he's all "individualism is the greatest good" yet he abandoned Ayn Rand, who, dare I say, is radically individualistic. I honestly hate when Neil bitches about religion and conformity as if he's an angsty teen in the punk era. It ruins the intellectual he is. I wish he would actually write profound things instead of just rehashing atheism and 'f**k the man"

Nope, me too. Ditto here. Indeed I do, as well. Although I have "shit opinions" on what is Good Rush vs what isn't

Anywhere got the lyrics in a cut 'n' pastable format? e.g. MS Word Here. Go through the full lengths and click show lyrics on each song. https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Rush/1206

An opera. Some sort of scifi take on it

No. One of my bottom Rush albums, on tier with the debut, Roll the Bones, Permanent Waves, 2112 and Fly by Night.

What is the name of the planet Yoda went to exile on?

I am 100% certain that Luke isn't going to the dark side. The true force user has to use both sides of the force to balance, hence the greys. The Jedi served the Senate, everyone knew that, but they are equally as wrong as the Sith. The only way to end the Sith is to end the Jedi. Jedi users have a tendency to go to the Sith and become insanely powerful, i.e. Vader, Kylo Ren, Palpatine etc. The point is that they both must exist, chaos and order, and that the term for the Last Jedi is referring to Luke being the one to end it, to end the Sith. I love how they find the Triumph of the Whills in the Jedi Temple on Ach To. It's a great conclusion and full circle. Luke isn't going to the dark side, that would be a corporate suicide. Luke was meant to go on the original Return of the Jedi script, but George Lucas knew that Luke wouldn't sell as much if he became a dark side user. Booo! I hate George Lucas but I love him. It's depressing how consumed by money he is

I'm seriously enjoying Canamii. Awesome stuff

One of my favorite progressive rock albums. Who else is a fan of ultra obscure prog? Post them here

Hard choice, but Presto. Counterparts, Test for Echo and Snakes & arrows are close