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Fly by night away from here Change my life again...

His most intense scene for me: the ad libbed "driver's ed" portion of Lost Highway. Don't piss off the mobster, kids. RIP Robert. :(

Around 1979-80. Ever since my friend Craig laid his sister's vinyl 2112 on the turntable and let it rip.

Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Jessica Jones. Easily rivals Daredevil on Netflix. Can't wait for The Defenders and Luke Cage series.

Gothika.

Must strictly be a non-US thing. Mine's already shipped from Amazon, destined to reach here tomorrow.

Lerxst (duh!) Phil Keaggy Kerry Livgren John Petrucci Michael Roe

Technically, the seventies. The eighties didn't officially commence until 1981. Moving Pictures would truly be the first 80s Rush offering.

Lighten up, Francis.

Eesh! Talk about crapping the bed! :o

I thought the OP was alluding to the lyrics from Marathon. Still an awesome concept, and I'm glad you're still with us.

November 20 can't come soon enough! Pre-ordered this thru Amazon.

Agreed. Good art helps us think--not TELL us what to think.

I recently received the Rush HD from BluesChica and am kind of oblivious as to what I need to do with it. I took some time off from the board a while back when I imagine this device was making its earlier rounds. Could someone please bring me up to speed concerning it? Thanks, MusicHead.

A slightly contrary scenario emerges when you consider the deliberate backward-masking of ELO. Fire on High is pretty freaky stuff, as is the song entitled (TA-DA!) "Backwards Messages."

Some old film noirs: Crime of Passion Raw Deal

Piece of Mind A Matter of Life and Death Book of Souls Powerslave Number

Preordered. Too excited!

Timeless album that saw me through a lot of hard times in my teenage years. (This and g/p.)

When I was a high school loner, Tom Sawyer never resonated for me the way Subdivisions did. And still does.

This song's been coming up lately on random shuffle. Now I know why.

Now you're talking. If the mood hits me at work, I do love to bust out Renegade, Blue Collar Man, or Great White Hope. Pieces of Eight, yeah! But Queen leaves them in the dust. If you want to wake up from a coma, We Will Rock You still slays. If Freddie's awe-inspiring voice doesn't do it for ya, you may lack a pulse.

Two metal albums loom on the horizon for this guy: Iron Maiden's Book of Souls and Stryper's Fallen. "Oooooooooooh yeahhhhhh." Randy Savage