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I am a huge fan of both; it is impossible to choose.

QUOTE (Tommy Sawyer @ Nov 18 2011, 02:35 PM) They have announced in concert that "The Pass" is one of their faves. I've heard the same thing. Geddy was speaking about it in an interview once.

QUOTE (Litehawk @ Oct 28 2011, 12:55 PM) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTD1QW3SM60 Probably posted sometime before, but seriously this is one of my favorite live videos of them performing out of any of their songs. Look at them! They've got more guitar necks than they do members in the band! I'm with you.

QUOTE (Lerxster @ Jul 27 2011, 04:29 PM) According to RIAB, according to Amazon.com, the release date for Rush's upcoming Time Machine 2011: Live in Cleveland concert DVD/Blu-ray has been pushed back one month from September 27th to Tuesday, October 25th. Amazon.com started accepting pre-orders for the DVD last week. The Blu-ray is not yet available for pre-order through Amazon but should be soon, and can currently be pre-ordered through other outlets. I think we all saw this coming Did they post the set list?

QUOTE (CMWriter @ Mar 6 2011, 09:12 PM) QUOTE (ReRushed @ Mar 6 2011, 08:58 PM) These lyrics make me cringe every time: What can this strange device be? When I touch it, it gives forth a sound It's got wires that vibrate, and give music What can this thing be that I found? I understand the significance and love the idea behind it, but.. Yeah. The first time I heard "Discovery" I was laughing my butt off. I don't think it's terrible, it's just.. a little oddly worded, perhaps? If I ever listen to 2112 and my dad's in the room during Presentation, he starts making little mocking, whiny-sounding comments like, "Don't yelll at meee!!" The back-and-forth between the Priests and the Protagonist is interesting, but kind of amusing. I once saw someone comment that they found many of the lyrics to "Red Barchetta" rather "Middle-school" is what they used to describe them. What do you guys think? Yea or nay for "Red Barchetta"? Red Barchetta is one my favorite Rush songs and I believe the lyrics are perfect. This is part of the brilliance of Neal. He wrote this song from the perspective of a young boy driving through the countryside and racing "air cars." I think the lyrics fit perfectly.

QUOTE (J2112YYZ @ Mar 6 2011, 08:15 PM) None of those are even close to his worst. Dog Years is immediately what I think of when it comes to that. The line from TSOR fits the song perfectly. The words written on the studio walls I always thought referred to a wall that rocks stars signed while visiting a radio station studio. Or possibly autographed pictures of them hanging up on a wall in the studio. The line "echoes with the sounds of salesmen" makes perfect sense because it's referring to advertisements on the radio. And since it's a song about radio what's the big deal? Well stated.

Great news!!

I gotta go with High Water. Love the song and would like to hear it live.

QUOTE (Alex @ May 30 2010, 07:15 AM) I like it when the screens are showing close ups of the boys. Ditto!

I love The Weapon, but I have got to have a good recorded live version of The Body Electric. What a song. Hopefully, Rush will include it in a live cd of this tour.

Sounds great! Love those keyboards.

QUOTE (circumstantial tree @ Apr 7 2010, 01:46 PM) a few songs I wouldn't mind hearing: Turn the Page New World Man Middletown Dreams Presto Body Electric I would love a good live recording of The Body Electric.

I used to watch King's X way back when they were just playing bars in the Springfield, MO area. I got to speak with them a few times and they were always my favorite local band.

Gotta go with VT. The guy just gets better all the time.

This is a tough one because MP is my favorite Rush cd. I have to go with Red Barchetta with The Camera Eye and Witch Hunt right behind it.