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Originally posted by Nuclear Vampire:
I'm gonna have to say Grace Under Pressure. It just has this atmosphere...

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Oh no, we have commies running around this joint! Eeeek run for cover!

Say Kula- in that other thread where you posted a picture of a guy with skull make-up on- burning the flag, is that a pic of you?

(Just curious, doesn't offend me)

Rush--- ah---fine concert memories!

I had virtually the whole catalog sans the live albums at one point. For some reason I just couldn't stomach them after a while.

I probably have listened to Moving Pictures for 8 years and was one my first few CD purchases when changing over back in the day.

But like the rest of my Rush catalog, it became dated(like music sometimes does)
and I tossed it all. I'm not one of the kind who keeps albums for sentimental reasons, if can't listen to it, it goes.

It literally boggles my mind how people can listen to overplayed Zeppelin and AC/DC to this day that are on carbon-copy radio day-in and day-out.

I mean, I hate that seventies glam rock shit and I want to slit my wrists when people re-box it and cram it down your throat on TV.

This is 2003, goddammit.

(Oh, sorry)

Signals is a good one.

I'd say though because of its fresher side,
Roll The Bones is the only one that stands out now.