Rush's Most Consistent album

[pjbear05]

Another vote for Moving Pictures. It's magnificent all the way through, from the first note of Tom Sawyer to the last note of Vital Signs.

'Nuff said, the rest of you lose. Pay up, beyotches.

Edited June 25, 2015 by pjbear05

[_hi_water._]

Moving Pictures, without a doubt

[Sonatine]

MP, is their most complete album!

[New_World_Man]

I voted for permanent waves. It's the only Rush album with no weak moments or songs on it imo.

[New_World_Man]

I voted for permanent waves. It's the only Rush album with no weak moments or songs on it imo.

[New_World_Man]

Moving Pictures

Most Consistant

7 Solid tracks - no weak ones here -

 

I consider vital signs to be a bit weak.Other than that it's very solid.

[zepphead]

Moving Pictures for me.

[Bahamas]

If anybody finds Vital Signs to be weak, I suggest you turn it up! It could be an anthem to almost anything awesome :)

[HemiBeers]

Hold Your Fire

 

Most Consistently Bad Album.

[laughedatbytime]

Presto

 

Most consistent white noise

[Lorraine]

Presto

 

Most consistent white noise

 

You are consistent in your dislike:

 

Presto. It consistently sucks. At least S&A has the pretty good Far Cry on it and the instrumentals don't suck.

 

:lol: :cool: ;)

Edited February 8, 2021 by Lorraine

[Entre_Perpetuo]

Most consistent doesn't necessarily mean best! I think the difference between the best and worst stuff on Power Windows is the smallest, with all of the cuts being roughly the same (great) quality. All their other albums have very distinct highs and lows.

[Texas King]

Permanent Waves is my favorite Rush album but Hemispheres gets my vote here. Edited March 18, 2021 by Texas King

[spaceaudity11]

Hard-pressed to pick between Hemispheres and Moving Pictures, but I decided to give Hemispheres some love. Edited March 22, 2021 by spaceaudity11