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Heart of the Sunrise of the stuff I've heard.

Is he like that? Or was he in the past? He does seem to have an alcoholic's nose. I had no idea he was anything more than a pot head like all of Rush was in the seventies (at least). But I've been surprised before. It sure was a surprise when John Entwistle died of a cocaine-induced heart attack at the age of 57 in 2002.

Hope You're Feeling Better - Santana She's Not There - Santana

Peace Frog - The Doors

Never mind.

Same here!

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Yeah, Fly By Night is probably the most different to its immediate predecessor than any other album in their discography.

Really hard to pick Rush's best three-album run, but I think I'll go with Kings/Hemispheres/Waves.

I like Neurotica, too. I like everything on Roll the Bones, actually.

I'm fine with that. Replace the miserable bastard with someone with actual talent, and carry on as Rush. I agree. Except for the "miserable bastard" part.

I'm sure they're all very employable with the terrific resumes that touring with Rush has provided them. And, I've gotta say, I remember being worried that Neil might have a freaking heart attack playing so hard in the summer heat outdoors at Jones Beach on the Time Machine tour. Turns out, he was worried about that, too. Neil doesn't owe anybody a heart attack.

Plant can get really obnoxiously whiney. He ruins stuff like "The Song Remains the Same."

So hard to choose between School, Bloody Well Right, Dreamer and the title track. I'll go with Dreamer, though. Great album!

So cool when two top ten lists are completely different. I love latter day Rush.

Entwistle played all the brass parts on Who albums, from "Circles" on the USA version of My Generation to "One At a Time" on It's Hard and everything in between.

1. Far Cry 2. Between Sun & Moon 3. The Anarchist 4. Secret Touch 5. Bravado 6. Show Don't Tell 7. Dreamline 8. The Way the Wind Blows 9. The Pass 10. Headlong Flight

Whoops. Thanks, goose! 1. Manhattan Project 2. Marathon 3. Mystic Rhythms 4. Time Stand Still 5. Freewill 6. Big Money 7. The Spirit of Radio 8. Tom Sawyer 9. Mission 10. Subdivisions

1. Xanadu 2. La Villa Strangiato 3. Closer to the Heart 4. Anthem 5. A Farewell to Kings 6. Cygnus X-1 Book 1: The Voyage 7. 2112 8. The Trees 9. Cinderella Man 10. Working Man

1. Manhattan Project 2. Bravado 3. Marathon 4. Mystic Rhythms 5. Time Stand Still 6. Freewill 7. Show Don't Tell 8. Big Money 9. The Spirit of Radio 10. Tom Sawyer

Their best album.

Not particularly underrated, but I love the ones in Ten Years After's "I'd Love to Change the World" and Jethro Tull's "Aqualung."

Set 1 1. Anthem 2. Bastille Day 3. Big Money 4. Where's My Thing? 5. A Farewell To Kings 6. The Trees 7. Closer to the Heart 8. Between the Sun & Moon 9. Far Cry 10. Headlong Flight Set 2 11. Show Don't Tell 12. Bravado 13. The Pass 14. Mission 15. Xanadu 16. Mystic Rhythms 17. Marathon 18. Manhattan Project 19. Secret Touch 20. La Villa Strangiato Encore 21. The Anarchist 22. Time Stand Still 23. Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage

That reminds me, I was so annoyed that "Headlong Flight" had a drum solo in it when performed live instead of getting to hear that ridiculous drum fill he plays on the record. I so wanted to see him do that live. Might be the craziest, most epic drum fill of his entire career.