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Thrice Saviour Machine Darrell Mansfield

Ordained Fate.

$120 for Mark Heard's Ideola project.

Shawn and Bruton Gaster!!

Rifftrax: Tourist Trap. It's a hoot! Just watched Rifftrax: Abraxas starring Jesse Ventura. A chucklefest!

Rush Queen Styx Daniel Amos 77s The Choir Journey Stryper Larry Norman Each of these groups/artists has played a significant role in easing the transition from boyhood to adulthood as well as aiding me in my personal faith. Watershed moments linked together by unbreakable, intangible chains.

Anticipating Kansas' "The Prelude Implicit" for a 9/23 release, along with next month's offering from The Neal Morse Band.

Preordered the t-shirt/disc bundle. Can't wait for 9/23!

Much shorter than during my youth...but I still have hair.

It's folks like yourself that keep NP in a perpetual state of anxiety, butting into areas you don't belong. As a quantum realist, Neil's retired. Get over it. Quit trying to live vicariously through him and chart your own destiny.

Children annoy me. Nice to meetcha, Squidward. Now return to reading Frown Digest.

I will continue the tradition by proudly wearing my soul patch. Do it. Do it for Geddy. And the children.

Apart from Blue Bloods and the array of CW superhero shows, I'm pretty much done with TV.

Red Hot Chili Peppers Bruno Mars Pitbull Miley Cyrus Justin Bieber Sam Smith Michael Buble' Luke Bryant

Analog Kid. So many whirling emotions hit a youngun, so many changes occurring in his life, and wisdom has not yet been fully cultivated. A universal theme for that inchoate time of life.

Rush Yes Kansas

When I'm listening to Rush, or anything, really, it never occurs to me to think about what other people think. Boom! Somebody gets it!

That was a trip.

If you know anything about Rush, they're all about individualism. No true Rush fan's going to tell someone to go to Hades because they're not a fan/don't like a song/whatever. I wholeheartedly reject the absurd basis of your thesis. Furthermore, these thoughts belong on a Justin Bieber board--not the forum of the greatest rock group of all time.

No mention of Bon Jovi?

Joe Bonamassa Daniel Amos Red Terry Scott Taylor

The band Trytan sounded remarkably similar as Rush, as did Torman Maxt at times. (Both bands are currently defunct.)

Sorry to give you a bunch of links, but here is what I found (busy night)- http://www.fastcodes...ts-visualized (If you squint at the center column of this it shows what the artists get from individual plays on each service. I think. It's teeny print. Looks like Google Play pays best.) http://gizmodo.com/w...527750499 (this makes a good case for vinyl, and for actually paying money to BUY music to support your artist) http://lifehacker.co...my-music (this article is 4 years old but Lifehacker, as always, is awesome; and again makes the case for buying the music; doesn't really matter what format you do it in.) Hope this helps! :) Excellent. I pretty much buy my downloads straight from GP anymore. Once a blue moon, iTunes (a couple albums from the foreign band Francis).

Gnarly thread idea, dude.

I only did buy one, and it was the '77 self-titled Got em both.