Top ten deep cuts by any artist!

[ReRushed]

Surely deep cuts are tracks that casual fans of a band might not have heard or passed over getting to other tracks?

Yep.

[goose]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

[New_World_Man]

I heard the entire 2112 track played on the XM sirius deep tracks channel once. For Rush fans no it's not a deep cut. Then again for the real Rush fans there is no such thing. :)

[Entre_Perpetuo]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

[New_World_Man]

^ No doubt. Worldwide it ranks fourth behind Michael Jackson, The Eagles and AC/DC.

 

However, in the US it's only ranked number 26. https://www.businessinsider.com/50-best-selling-albums-all-time-2016-9#27-santana-supernatural-24

[goose]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

[Entre_Perpetuo]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

[goose]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

I'd say that the title track is the one a guy would be least likely to stumble across, with the Trees being the most exposed track.

[Entre_Perpetuo]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

I'd say that the title track is the one a guy would be least likely to stumble across, with the Trees being the most exposed track.

 

I’ll give you that for radio exposure, but the least bit of online research about Rush is gonna mention Hems long before Circumstances.

[J2112YYZ]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

I'd say that the title track is the one a guy would be least likely to stumble across, with the Trees being the most exposed track.

 

The Trees is the only song I ever heard from the album on the radio. Because Toronto is only a couple hours over the border from here, there used to be a local radio station that was very kind with the amount of Rush they played. Circumstances, I never heard that on the radio. I'm even able to pick up some Canadian rock stations here and never heard them play it either. Maybe it got some play when the album was new but it certainly didn't get it over the course of time.

[goose]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

I'd say that the title track is the one a guy would be least likely to stumble across, with the Trees being the most exposed track.

 

The Trees is the only song I ever heard from the album on the radio. Because Toronto is only a couple hours over the border from here, there used to be a local radio station that was very kind with the amount of Rush they played. Circumstances, I never heard that on the radio. I'm even able to pick up some Canadian rock stations here and never heard them play it either. Maybe it got some play when the album was new but it certainly didn't get it over the course of time.

It still gets played in Reno, and when I go back to the Seattle area I hear it.

 

Yet another reason to live out West.

[J2112YYZ]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

I'd say that the title track is the one a guy would be least likely to stumble across, with the Trees being the most exposed track.

 

The Trees is the only song I ever heard from the album on the radio. Because Toronto is only a couple hours over the border from here, there used to be a local radio station that was very kind with the amount of Rush they played. Circumstances, I never heard that on the radio. I'm even able to pick up some Canadian rock stations here and never heard them play it either. Maybe it got some play when the album was new but it certainly didn't get it over the course of time.

It still gets played in Reno, and when I go back to the Seattle area I hear it.

 

Yet another reason to live out West.

 

Yeah, I know that when it comes to where I'm deciding to live, the local radio station playing a song that I can easily hear any time I want from my own personal collection is a huge factor on whether I want to live there or not lol.

[goose]

I'll do one for Yes.

 

Survival

The Prophet

Perpetual Change

The Revealing Science of God

Gates of Delirium

Wonderous Stories

Parallels

On the Silent Wings of Freedom

Final Eyes

I am waiting

Some of these are not deep cuts.

“Wonderous Stories” was released as a single (#7 in UK) , and Gates of Delerium is the main track off an album that hit #4 in the UK, and #5 in the US.

My thought on what constitutes a deep cut is a song that one never hears on the radio (yes the radio). I have never heard either of those songs on the radio. And, let's face it, YES doesn't have a whole lot of songs on their 1970's albums, so choosing deep cuts is sort of limiting.

So Hemispheres, Bytor & The Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Natural Sci and so on are deep cuts?

From those, I'd say 2112, Xanadu no, Natty Sci, ByTor, Hemi yes.

 

From those albums, a casual fan would for sure know Fly By Night & Anthem, 2112 and Bangkok, Circumstances & Trees. A deep track, basically, asks what tracks are not likely to be on a band's compilation album.

 

I’d definitely call Circumstances a deep cut. Hems is less deep than it, imo.

Circumstances gets radio play.

 

I’ve never heard it on the radio. I’d never heard of the song till I got the album.

I'd say that the title track is the one a guy would be least likely to stumble across, with the Trees being the most exposed track.

 

The Trees is the only song I ever heard from the album on the radio. Because Toronto is only a couple hours over the border from here, there used to be a local radio station that was very kind with the amount of Rush they played. Circumstances, I never heard that on the radio. I'm even able to pick up some Canadian rock stations here and never heard them play it either. Maybe it got some play when the album was new but it certainly didn't get it over the course of time.

It still gets played in Reno, and when I go back to the Seattle area I hear it.

 

Yet another reason to live out West.

 

Yeah, I know that when it comes to where I'm deciding to live, the local radio station playing a song that I can easily hear any time I want from my own personal collection is a huge factor on whether I want to live there or not lol.

one reason.

 

lol

[vaportrailer]

Cheap Trick

 

The Ballad of TV Violence

You're All Talk

Auf Weidersehen

The House is Rockin'

Can't Stop It But I'm Gonna Try

Take Me I'm Yours

It All Comes Back to You

Give It Away

Dream the Night Away

These Days

 

[Entre_Perpetuo]

Muse

 

United States Of Eurasia

Citizen Erased

Futurism

Exogenesis Symphony

Micro Cuts

Reapers

Revolt

Break It To Me

City Of Delusion

Falling Away With You

 

oh and plenty more

[goose]

Jethro Tull...

 

 

Chateau D’Isaster, the scrapped original songs for what would become A Passion Play.

[Mithrandir]

Neil Young

 

If I could have her tonight

When you dance I can really love

Everybody knows this is nowhere

Drive back

Danger Bird

Look out for my love

Welfare Mothers

Captain Kennedy

Comin apart at every nail

Days that used to be

[Rick N. Backer]

Keeping it to one per album from my favorite era of the band

 

Citadel

Dear Doctor

Dead Flowers

Torn and Frayed

100 Years Ago

Short and Curlies

Melody

Before They Make Me Run

Where the Boys Go

Heaven

[Fridge]

Kings X

 

 

Sunshine Rain

 

Move Me

 

Fade

 

What I Know About Love

 

Far Far Away

 

The Burning Down

 

Ocean

 

Blue

 

I Just Can't Help It

 

A Box

[Na na na]

Abba

 

Disillusion

When I Kissed The Teacher

Angel Eyes

Our Last Summer

When All Is Said And Done

Under Attack

The Day Before You Came

Andante, Andante

The King Has Lost His Crown

My Love, My Life

[KenJennings]

Abba

 

The Day Before You Came

 

Such an incredible song.

 

Have you ever heard Steven Wilson's cover?

 

[Na na na]

Abba

 

The Day Before You Came

 

Such an incredible song.

 

Have you ever heard Steven Wilson's cover?

 

 

No, thank you...

[Na na na]

Good version by Wilson, he captured the essence of the song

[Mithrandir]

Keeping it to one per album from my favorite era of the band

 

Citadel

Dear Doctor

Dead Flowers

Torn and Frayed

100 Years Ago

Short and Curlies

Melody

Before They Make Me Run

Where the Boys Go

Heaven

Love those 3!

[goose]

Abba

 

Disillusion

When I Kissed The Teacher

Angel Eyes

Our Last Summer

When All Is Said And Done

Under Attack

The Day Before You Came

Andante, Andante

The King Has Lost His Crown

My Love, My Life

Fernando.