Geddy Lee

[Commish]

Originally posted by: spacejamz

Originally posted by: meltdown75

Originally posted by: Commish

Originally posted by: rivan
Strangely, Moving Pictures is the only Rush album I *dont* have ripped and in my music library.

Shame, because now I want to hear YYZ

Vital signs and Red Barchetta are the two best songs on there.

I'd have to go with Red Barchetta followed by Limelight and Tom Sawyer. An amazing album, to be sure.

I celebrate their entire catalog....

I totally agree with that. :beer:

 

[BrokenVisage]

Originally posted by: spacejamz

Originally posted by: meltdown75

Originally posted by: Commish

Originally posted by: rivan
Strangely, Moving Pictures is the only Rush album I *dont* have ripped and in my music library.

Shame, because now I want to hear YYZ

Vital signs and Red Barchetta are the two best songs on there.

I'd have to go with Red Barchetta followed by Limelight and Tom Sawyer. An amazing album, to be sure.

I celebrate their entire catalog....

That's such a Bob thing to say. I love Rush but much like Yes there are only 1 or 2 songs I really like on each album, fortunately for me those songs add up.

 

[Flipped Gazelle]

Originally posted by: BrokenVisage

Originally posted by: spacejamz

Originally posted by: meltdown75

Originally posted by: Commish

Originally posted by: rivan
Strangely, Moving Pictures is the only Rush album I *dont* have ripped and in my music library.

Shame, because now I want to hear YYZ

Vital signs and Red Barchetta are the two best songs on there.

I'd have to go with Red Barchetta followed by Limelight and Tom Sawyer. An amazing album, to be sure.

I celebrate their entire catalog....

That's such a Bob thing to say. I love Rush but much like Yes there are only 1 or 2 songs I don't really like on each album.

Fixed that for ya, no need to thank me!

 

[Flipped Gazelle]

Originally posted by: destrekor

Originally posted by: spacejamz
Geddy Lee has more talent in one of his fingers than any of this new crap we hear on the radio today. Back then, musicians had to possess TALENT which is something that is non-existing in today's recording artists.

well... since this is a Rush thread, the following is appropriate:

while considered modern music, Coheed and Cambria are about the next greatest thing, and often I typically enjoy Coheed more because they incorporate so many aspects of the rock genre. Love the shout out tributes they give to so many bands of the past. Coheed's 2113 is a damn fine song.

And the current band line up as a whole has a huge pool of talent. Sadly Chris Pennie didn't get to show that off on the most recent album, instead Taylor Hawkins filled in the gap from the previous drummer... and the result? Less prog aspects, unless that was the sound they wanted for the album to start with. Each album is rather unique.

Thank you for posting this - I am definitely going to check them out!