Good,bad,andrush

I loved Faithless live

Faithless, then Hope, then The Larger Bowl, then Bravest Face... next is Armor And Sword, The Way The Wind Blows, MalNar, Good News First, TMMB, Far Cry, Working Them Angels, and finally We Hold On.

Don't care much for this one...but I guess Crossroads, and the Summertime Blues.

To me, it's Vapor Trail followed closely by Sweet Miracle. Both of these are absolute gems. Sometimes they switch around. Then it's Freeze, Earthshine, One Little Victory, How It Is, Nocturne, Ghost Rider, Peaceable Kingdom, The Stars Look Down, Secret Touch, Ceiling Unlimited, and Out Of The Cradle.

Resist, an amazing piece of art. And then TfE, Driven, Half The World, Virtuality, Totem, Time And Motion, Limbo, Carve Away The Stone, The Color Of Right, and finally Dog Years.

This is tough... It's between Nobody's Hero and Leave That Thing Alone. I'll go with the latter. And then Nobody's Hero, and then Everyday Glory, and then Cold Fire, Double Agent, Animate, Stick It Out, Between Sun And Moon, Cut To The Chase, Alien Shore, and finally The Speed Of Love.

Bravado is tied for my first favorite song ever with the Cygnus X-1 Duo. Bravado's my personal fave, but I consider the latter the greatest work of man. And then it'd be Dreamline, Ghost Of A Chance, Heresy, The Big Wheel, Where's My Thing, You Bet Your Life, Roll The Bones, Neurotica, Face Up

The Pass of course...closely after is Chain Lightning and then Available Light. Afterwords, Hand Over Fist, Anagram, Red Tide, Show Don't Tell, Presto, War Paint, Scars, and finally Superconductor.

Time Stand Still...the chorus really stops time. And then Force Ten, Prime Mover, Mission, Tai Shan, Turn The Page, Lock And Key, Second Nature, Open Secrets, and High Water.

Simply Middletown Dreams...my band and I can relate to this. And closely after is Mystic Rhythms. Then Emotion Detector, Manhattan Project, Territories, Grand Designs, Marathon, and then The Big Money.

The Enemy Within, first part of Fear! And then Afterimage, Between The Wheels, Red Sector A, Kid Gloves, The Body Electric, Distant Early Warning, and finally Red Lenses.

Losing It! (As a writer, I can somewhat relate to this). And then Subdivisions, The Analog Kid, Digital Man, The Weapon, Chemistry, Countdown, and finally New World Man.

Vital Signs! Awesome synths, really moving. And then Limelight, Witch Hunt, The Camera Eye, Red Barchetta, YYZ, and then Tom Sawyer.

Jacob's Ladder. Coolest Guitar Solo ever. And then Natural Science...but I almost can't choose. And then TSoR, Different Strings, Entre Nous, and Freewill.

Obviously Cygnus X-1 Book 2. Simply the most wonderful things man has ever created. And I'm not exaggerated. This is my humble opinion, but it is truly what I believe. And the LVS, The Trees, and finally Circumstances.

Cygnus X-1! Start of the most legendary and deepest song ever. Too deep for many to comprehend, as a matter of fact. And then A Farewell To Kings for the intro, and then Xanadu, Madrigal, Cinderella Man, and then Closer To The Heart.

The Twilight Zone. It's so dreamy. And then 2112, Something For Nothing, Tears, A Passage To Bangkok, and then Lessons.

Duh, the Fountain. And then the Necromancer. Bastille Day Lakeside Park And finally Baldie.

Anthem is my favorite, followed closely by By-tor and then Rivendell.

My favorite is Here Again, for the bluesy and dreamy feel... Working Man would be second, followed closely by Finding My Way.

I will pay the price! And I will not count the cost!

QUOTE (progrush2112 @ Aug 4 2010, 08:19 PM) http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v2161/226/12/16821245/n16821245_40175543_5552.jpg Warming up before an ASU Bball game (2 years ago) (full set of Paragons ) http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs235.snc1/8219_759729374249_16821245_42998142_6686261_n.jpg Sopping wet in Dublin city center (last summer) http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs526.snc3/29932_827179109439_16821245_45265930_30972_n.jpg At PHX Comicon (this summer) http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs015.snc4/34125_836765094049_16821245_45679645_6560332_n.jpg At Gettysburg (this summer) Love the gunblade.

my dad's mexican, and he's a big rush fan. but when he lived in mexico back in the 80s with his friends, he told me that his friends always got the lyrics for Tom Sawyer wrong. They would say: His mind is not for rent to any dog or governor

i don't really think there's a mistake, if you choose all a's, you'd get 20 points. all b's, and you'd get 40. all c's and you'd get 60. all d's and you'd get 80. but of course, most rush fans live a balanced lifestyle therefore, most will score between 40 to 60.

I'm surprised it was this accurate Anyway, i'm glad we do have a lot of hemispheres on here; it just proves rush fans are balanced people over all, which makes us the best fans for anything out there!