Presto
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Last edited by FerrariF1 on Tue Jul 13, 2010 1:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
You know, Amarok, I never thought Rush really had a "sound." All of their albums are so different in content, texture, style. That is one of the many things I love about Rush. You never know what you are going to hear from that and it is quite refreshing every time.Amarok wrote:It doesn't fit that much to the other albums' sound types like the rest, I think.
How did you teach the album cover to draw? And does it use permanent marker? But I digress... It is GREAT album art! One of the best covers for sure.Amarok wrote:great cover art. It always draws a smile on my face.
I don't have faith in faith, I don't believe in belief, You can call me faithless, I still cling to hope, And I believe in love, And that's faith enough for me... Neil Peart
Ah, but even though their style is different from album to album, the do have a sound that is all Rush and only Rush. I remember when RTB came out, and we had no advanced warning (no 'Net to speak of, and I was lax on my reading of Usenet). However, we were all sitting around drinking an listening to the radio (as college students are supposed to do), when a song came on that we've never heard before. About 30 seconds into it, I looked at one of my roommates (who was also a huge Rush fan), and said that had to be Rush, even though I never heard it before. He said he was thinking the same thing, but also hadn't heard it, or of plans for a new album. Before we could get our computer dialed up (I think I had a 900baud modem ) to check Usenet, the song ended, and the DJ told us all we needed to know....PV wrote:You know, Amarok, I never thought Rush really had a "sound." All of their albums are so different in content, texture, style. That is one of the many things I love about Rush. You never know what you are going to hear from that and it is quite refreshing every time.
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They are possibly the only band that even know they change their sound and style constantly, they are unmistakably unique.
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this album is fun to play, but in a sense its not as in your face as other rush bass, don't get me wrong stillf fun stuff. I listen to it in what little light i can find, there is often little available, because i don't like it to be too dark because too much light bothers me eyes sometimes. hehe. Scars is one of my faves on the album because, i cna play it solo on my bass and not much is missing. This is the first rush album i really got into, and it went from there. show don't tell, amazing musical interlude, for all you jealous folks i have the actually music for it in my rush bass anthology book
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The song Presto is one of my favorite Rush songs. The album, however, is horribly produced and sounds tinny. Rupert redeemed himself on RTB. I like Show Don't Tell and teen suicide song (name escapes me right now).
Overall, my least favorite Rush album.
Overall, my least favorite Rush album.
Coiled for the spring or caught like a creature
in the headlights into a desparate panic or a tempest of blind fury. . .
like a cornered beast or a conquering hero
in the headlights into a desparate panic or a tempest of blind fury. . .
like a cornered beast or a conquering hero