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Add onto it by having it in a frame Moving Pictures -esque

Stumbling upon this thread feels like resurrecting a madman's dreams, yeah i'm just gonna stick with the theory that Analogue Kid, Digital Man and New World Man are all about the same person

Hmm, I'd say 2112 because in a way i feel it increases my immersion into the universe the song develops and it's also really fun to quote in innapropriate places like my signature below

So, both albums reflect a turning point in Rush's progression (Permanent Waves marked the beginning of the AM-Radio era, whilst signals introduced more elements into the bands music in the form of Geddy's keyboard playing and added samples) Debate on which is better in terms of: lyrics, popularity, pro's/con's and anything else you can find to bicker about!

Nah Geddy has to be He-Man since he has the most hair and isn't afraid to shout

Yes and they were a two bit bar band from Toronto who couldn't even score a record deal. "We played in coffee shops for chips and gravy" i feel that sums it all up

Happy Birthday Geddy Lee, Goddamn 63, You'll always be a legend to me, 63!. (Could be sang could be read)

When you find Rush in a record store and guard it with your life whilst browsing

Hey baby is a quarter to Eight i'm young and i'm IN THE MOOD