AnEggplant

I found my dad's Roll the Bones CD and loved it (at the time). Then I bought more of the discography.

Well, my initial reactions are the same as my reaction now. It's amazing, and my favorite Rush album

Permanent Waves utterly destroys Signals for me. Signals is an eh record to me.

The only time I could see mosh pits at Rush concerts is in the early 70's when they were basically Canadian Zepplin, but I just can't picture such a thing in more recent years.

I've been to 3 (Time Machine, Clockwork Angels, R40). I have never seen anything close to moshing. Frankly I don't think Rush is the kind of band you really mosh to.

I actually love Dog Years and Superconductor, but Dog Years pulls just ahead. I cannot for the life of me get why it's so infamous.

The first line of Bastille Day: OOH THARS NO BLAGH, ENEMY GAAATE!!!

Gary Lee Weinrib, Ph.D in Slappin' da Bass, hats off to you sir. Happy birthday.

For me, I go with Queen. Moving Pictures, while I do love it, is not among my favorite Rush albums. Death on Two Legs Red Barchetta '39 Limelight The Prophet's Song Good Company Vital Signs

Two prog/prog-related greats when it comes to albums from two legendary bands. Which do you prefer? BONUS - Song vs Song (Adjusting for the fact that Queen's offering has nearly twice as many tracks): Tom Sawyer vs Death on Two Legs vs Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon Red Barchetta vs I'm in Love with My Car vs You're My Best Friend YYZ vs '39 vs Sweet Lady Limelight vs Seaside Rendezvous vs Love of My Life (The order is shifted so the epics align) The Camera Eye vs The Prophet's Song vs Bohemian Rhapsody Witch Hunt vs Good Company Vital Signs vs God Save the Queen

I absolutely adore all of them. Jacob's Ladder is my least favorite, but that's not to say I don't love it.

4.5/5 It's a strong album to be sure, the title track of course is amazing, some mediocre bits in the second half of the album but overall excellent

Well being 18, I would hope my hair was still intact. So far so good...

Yeah he's great. I'm subscribed to him. I really love his cover of Dream Theater's Panic Attack.

I'm with you there. A new studio album would be amazing, even without a tour.