3 90s Rush Songs Part IV

[ST3V]

Part 4 consists of 3 songs that are very different from Rush's normal style, and are considered as experimental songs. These are also another 3 that seem to have very mixed reactions.

 

Virtuality is a decent song but nowhere near the best on T4E, I can tell you that much. But I do love the other 2, and while I did fall in love with RTB much more before Ctp, Stick It Out has resonated with me ever since I first heard it. Rush took on the grunge style very well I feel with this one and it's also very fun to play on Guitar.

[_hi_water._]

Roll The Bones, cuz the progginess is so corny it's awesome.

[zepphead]

Always had a soft spot for Roll The Bones.

[laughedatbytime]

None of them are great but RTB wins, and would win by a wider margin without the rap.

 

Virtuality is good even with the laughably bad lyrics.

 

Stick It Out is shit.

[Texas King]

Stick It Out is the only one I can tolerate.

[Derek19]

I've voted by picking, and choosing "Virtuality". I like it a bit more, than "Stick It Out", but I prefer both more, than "Roll the Bones", though.

[Entre_Perpetuo]

Saw RTB live. There was a family of four sitting near my dad and I and the kids knew every word of the rap. That brought a smile to my face for the wholesome silliness of it. Gonna have to go with that. Stick It Out is solid as well. Virtuality is the first song that comes to mind when I think of songs that haven't aged well.

[JohnnyBlaze]

RTB’s rap loses it to Stick it Out. Virtuality not in the game.

[goose]

Saw RTB live. There was a family of four sitting near my dad and I and the kids knew every word of the rap. That brought a smile to my face for the wholesome silliness of it. Gonna have to go with that.

Yeah, the response to it in a live setting raises it above the others, I think. Stick It Out is such a shameless attempt to grab the grunge vibe, it falls flat for me. Virtuality gets more cringy as time passes.