Album Rating: 5.0
I absolutely love The Wreckers and didn't get it at my show, but it definitely didn't translate that well in the live show on the CA tour......i hear ya Blade
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Album Rating: 4.5
I vastly prefer Natural Science to The Camera Eye
Both are nothing short of fantastic.
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Album Rating: 5.0
as much as i love camera, i easily take science
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Album Rating: 5.0
Tbh Camera Eye is my least favorite of all of the Rush epics
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what :[
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Album Rating: 5.0
It's still a great song, I think it's just the literature nerd in me that prefers stuff like Xanadu, Hemispheres, etc.
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rank the epics!
1. xanadu
2. cygnus x-1 book ii
3. natural science
4. cygnus x-1 book i
5. 2112
6. the camera eye
7. jacob's ladder
8. the necromancer
9. the fountain of lamneth
i think that's all of them
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Album Rating: 5.0
1. Cygnus Book II
2. Natural Science
3. Xanadu
4. 2112
5. Cygnus Book I
6. Jacob's Ladder
7. The Necromancer
8. The Camera Eye
9. Fountain of Lamneth
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Album Rating: 5.0
1-5 are unrankable
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Permanently prawns
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Album Rating: 4.0
La Villa trumps all tho!
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Album Rating: 5.0
shame on me for not realizing it wasn't on either one of their ranks
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Album Rating: 5.0
and no by-tor either
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whoops i was just doing it by memory
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Album Rating: 5.0
EEEK I was just copying Ryus, La Villa is above Cygnus Book I, By-Tor falls somewhere in the bottom half
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Album Rating: 5.0
1. Cygnus Book II
2. Xanadu
3. 2112
4. La Villa Strangiato
5. Jacob's Ladder
6. The Camera Eye
7. Natural Science
8. Cygnus Book I
9. The Necromancer
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Album Rating: 5.0
what about by-tor and lamneth blade?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Impossible to rank, really. The Necromancer can't be last place, in my opinion, though.
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Album Rating: 5.0
out of the one's blade ranked, it would be last for me
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Album Rating: 5.0
Ah, The Spirit of Radio. The opening salvo on the first record released in the 1980s. It was a tumultuous time. An age of excess. An era personified by greed, repugnant fashion, and miles of cocaine. A co-mingling of unabashed tomfoolery, of unbridled skullduggery, of unmitigated ballyhoo. The track was a soothsayer. Released on the first day of the decade, it accurately predicted the scope of the pop-cultural and socio-economic mores of the time. It’s a song about riffs and how riffs make you feel. A song about how riffs are the best things in life. Without fear of retribution, it brilliantly scathes the notion how some exploit riffs for profit. How "prophets" is code for studio walls and concert halls and abusing the purest aspects of them. It perfectly encapsulates human nature, courageously calling out the corrupt aspects of life and telling us to ignore them anyway. To embrace the things that are inherently perfect despite their scars. We’re talking about music. The power and freedom of music. One of the few entities that carries across generations, that can inspire a timid man to hate rape a grizzly bear, or an evil man to hug puppies and sh*t rainbows. It’s that powerful, that inspiring, and that meaningful. It’s a spirit that ever lingers.
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