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  • Location
    A starry highway traced on the map of the sky
  • Interests
    Water, Food, Shelter, Retro Gaming, Critically acclaimed movies, Plex
  • Gender
    Male

Music Fandom

  • Number of Rush Concerts Attended
    3
  • Last Rush Concert Attended
    May 24th, 1997, where we all gathered at the Coca Cola Starplex in Dallas.
  • Favorite Rush Song
    With a gun to my head, i'd say Subdivisions. Or Ghost of a Chance. OR, yeah... This one's HARD.
  • Favorite Rush Album
    Counterparts/GUP/PW/Signals/AFTK/HYF. Great album!
  • Best Rush Experience
    I was a thirteen year old Rush fanatic. My parents took me to Counterparts in January of '94. The 2001 theme started up, with the space video, of the nut and bolt. Dreamline started, and tears streamed down my cheeks. I legitimately could have died happy, at that moment.
  • Other Favorite Bands
    Nine Inch Nails, Boards of Canada, The Fugees, Old 97s, MF DOOM, Led Zeppelin, Tyler the Creator, Type O Negative, Primus, Outkast, Bone Thugs
  • Musical Instruments You Play
    Guitar, Bass, QY70 and QY100 Sequencer
  1. elevenism
    If we mean unique among their own catalog, the eponymous and first album, RUSH, has to take the cake. I mean, come on: it was Alex and Geddy and JOHN, influenced by Cream, aiming to sound like Zeppelin. That being said, I understand the votes for Caress of Steel, as, it was their first attempt at being seriously unique on PURPOSE. And, surely Didacts and Narpets is the most unique Rush SONG. Edit: but, I'd argue that CoS has quite a bit in common with Hemispheres and 2112.
  2. elevenism
    Saint Maud. It was a gripping, atmospheric exploration of the fine line between sincere religious belief and sheer insanity. I'd sort of call it a "thinking man's" horror movie, if you will.
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