Listening to Rush on Radio Paradise

Rush — The Enemy Within

Album: Grace Under Pressure
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6.7

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Total ratings: 1239

Released: 1984
Length: 4:26
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Things crawl in the darkness
That imagination spins
Needles at your nerve ends
Crawl like spiders on your skin

Pounding in your temples
And a surge of adrenaline
Every muscle tense to fence the enemy within

I'm not giving in to security under pressure
I'm not missing out on the promise of adventure
I'm not giving up on implausible dreams
Experience to extremes
Experience to extremes...

Suspicious looking stranger
Flashes you a dangerous grin
Shadows across your window...
Was it only trees in the wind?

Every breath a static charge
A tongue that tastes like tin
Steely-eyed outside to hide the enemy within

I'm not giving in to security under pressure
I'm not missing out on the promise of adventure
I'm not giving up on implausible dreams
Experience to extremes
Experience to extremes...

To you, is it movement or is it action?
Is it contact or just reaction?
And you... revolution or just resistance?
Is it living, or just existence?
Yeah, you! It takes a little more persistence
To get up and go the distance

I'm not giving in
I'm not missing out
I'm not giving up on implausible dreams
Experience to extremes

I'm not giving in to security under pressure
I'm not missing out on the promise of adventure
I'm not giving up on implausible dreams
Experience to extremes
Experience to extremes...

Hey, yeah, yeah

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blotto wrote:

any Rush is good for a 10 from me.

Yeah, how boring, NOT!!

Posted 2 months ago by johnfiva [ Reply ]

The last hour on Rock Mix is the best I've heard from RP in a long, long long time!

Posted 2 months ago by johnfiva [ Reply ]

Recognizable as Rush within 5 seconds, no matter how obscure a track might be. And that’s a very good thing.

Posted 4 months ago by VBR96 [ Reply ]

Yes!! Thanks William

Posted 1 year ago by reguru2112 [ Reply ]

THANK YOU for playing something that's not Tom Sawyer, The Spirit of Radio or Limelight! Fantastic song with a great message.

Posted 1 year ago by jpdunphy [ Reply ]

I'm more of a 70's Rush guy but this album had some solid tracks on it too, this one being one of them.

Posted 1 year ago by paulkamondy99489 [ Reply ]

This is one of my least favourite Rush songs - but it's still objectively really goddamn good. 9 all the way.

That's how you know a band is legendary. R.I.P, Professor.

Posted 2 years ago by libertinesupreme [ Reply ]

Montreal_Mort wrote:

No more Rush on RP pls BillG

You are perfectly free to start your own Rush-free streamer, Mort. Me, I can live without a lot of Rush, but an occasional double shot of drum thumpin' Canadian espresso is good for one's musical education.

Posted 2 years ago by kingart [ Reply ]

Montreal_Mort wrote:

No more Rush on RP pls BillG

A lot of people here like Rush! I think they are OK, I'm not their biggest fan. But, thank God we don't have to listen to YOUR playlist, skippy!

Posted 3 years ago by joejennings [ Reply ]

Fine, you don't like Geddy's voice, Alex's flashy guitar. Let that all fade into the background and just listen to Neil. Focus on the beat and the little side roads. After a while, you feel like doing something ... big. and you get Rush.

Posted 3 years ago by Greyerwrit [ Reply ]

No more Rush on RP pls BillG

Posted 3 years ago by Montreal_Mort [ Reply ]

Rest in Peace Professor

Posted 4 years ago by cptbuz [ Reply ]

More RUSH on Radio Paradise, please!

Posted 5 years ago by wiegandshawn [ Reply ]

the best.....

Posted 5 years ago by pcjimioj189 [ Reply ]

Saw them last night at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Amazing show... still blown away by how technically brilliant they are. Rare to see one of the best bassists, drummers and guitar players of all time perform. Rarer still to see them on stage at the same time, in the same band...

Posted 11 years ago by Forest267 [ Reply ]

any Rush is good for a 10 from me.

Posted 11 years ago by blotto [ Reply ]

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/rush-public-enemy-get-emotional-backstage-at-rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-ceremony-20130419

"It's terrifying to play your favorite song in front of your favorite band," he said. "It's one thing to sit in the basement to sit in the basement and woodshed 2112, and it's another to stand in front of Rush in a fucking kimono and a wig. Tonight was one of the most special nights of my life." Dave Grohl

Posted 11 years ago by Keef [ Reply ]

Ha! Love it. Actually, it's not even close to my favorite song of theirs. But in your faces, Rush-haters! Hall of Fame AND kicking great, cohesive, intelligent, soulful, technically demanding music long past the shelf-life of most bands you (and me) have on our radar. Long live the Holy Triumvirate!

Posted 11 years ago by randyblew [ Reply ]

Good to hear some Rush here. Not the best song on this release, but solid in itself. Thanks! Always good to hear RP mixing it up. Rush haters can FOAD. Get over it already.

Posted 11 years ago by junebaby65 [ Reply ]

joelbb wrote:

Breathes there a man with mind so dead
Who never to himself has said,
"Rush is the most annoying, bloviating, pompously-lyriced pile of crap that ever made the airwaves tedious? Not to mention having a castrato for a vocalist."

Wow. Good for you paraphrasing Scott. And no, I've never said this simply because I have an open mind for music.

"A closed mind is like a closed book - just a block of wood."

Like I said, Rush-haters can flame away, but to deny Rush's influence and talent is simply to be blinded by one's own self-righteousness. You don't have to like them, but dismissing them, especially at this day and age, is simply shallow.

Posted 11 years ago by Coventry [ Reply ]

Yay! one thing this station could use more of is Rush! (and more funk, but that's another story) I'd say equal parts Bob Dylan, Rush and James Brown and i'd never leave this station :)

Posted 11 years ago by thatslongformud [ Reply ]

Only 2 other bands in history have had 24 or more back-to-back gold albums. (and most of them actually platinum)

Posted 11 years ago by msymmes [ Reply ]

Coventry wrote:

A dynamic tune from a gifted band. Not my favorite Rush tune, but one always welcome for its musicality and lyrics. Rush haters can self-righteously flame away, but the band's an essential part of modern music and has been for forty years. Deal with it.

Posted 11 years ago by joelbb [ Reply ]

This is colossal, distinctive and one of many tunes by Rush that I love! I'm almost glad they annoy some folk...

Posted 11 years ago by hidey [ Reply ]

jbunniii wrote:

I'm not much of a Rush fan, but I don't completely dislike this.

I feel the same way.

Posted 11 years ago by JHZ [ Reply ]

Posted 12 years ago by Coventry [ Reply ]

Jameswkerr wrote:

I have been a long time Radio Paradise listener (5 years or so), but this song prompted me to create a user profile.
I heard the song at about 7:30 am central time and have not yet been able to shake the putrid vocals of Geddy Lee...hopefully this posting will act as catharsis.
I am glad to see that the majority of other comments have railed against Rush, it surprises me to see that some actually like this band.
Well RP that is about 1500 perfectly placed songs that lifted my spirits and changed my day for the better and 1 that made me grumpy.

I suppose Rush has done one thing for me... acting as the impetus for me to join the musical discussion on RP.

Two simple rules to keep me happy. No Rush. No Van Halen

with you on the lack of love for Rush, but come on..first 2-3 VH albums? Just don't take them seriously..

Posted 12 years ago by neuticle [ Reply ]

us wrote:

I used to love Rush, even back in my college years, seeing them playing the "Grace Under Pressure" album at the Texas Jam Festival in Houston. That said, I'm not sure that Rush has overall aged as well as other bands, but if nothing else it brings back good memories. Most of all this: Even the stuff that does not (or does no longer) rock my boat still adds to the valuable variety that makes Radio Paradise my one and only favorite station. You cannot love the sunshine unless you get hit sometimes by storms. Take the good with the bad, and you will love life for all that it's worth.

/dancing banana

..GUP was a downtick, but listening it's still Rush & their musicality..i like us's take that songs like this extend the exploration of RP..i rate this tune a 6 (a 5, but hey! it's Rush)..

/spinning spud

Posted 12 years ago by cShaggy [ Reply ]

Posted 12 years ago by us [ Reply ]

I'm not much of a Rush fan, but I don't completely dislike this.

Posted 12 years ago by jbunniii [ Reply ]

Posted 12 years ago by Jameswkerr [ Reply ]

Everybody in my Urgent Care is loving this! (apologies to RT)

Posted 12 years ago by rushed [ Reply ]

Rush has a new release coming out next month, I believe. Tour dates start soon after. I saw them live in Cleveland last year. They sounded tight and even Neil smiled.

Posted 12 years ago by fingerpin [ Reply ]

It's such a positive affirmation to hear their music here....keep up the good work!!

Posted 12 years ago by monsieurp [ Reply ]

TJS wrote:

Clearly your musical talent is limited to the skin flute/pink oboe if you can't recognize musicianship of this caliber.

Not familiar with the skin flute. Apparently you're an expert?
As for Rush's musicianship, there's no denying Neil P is a great drummer, but that's not the point. There are lots of great musicians whose music doesn't interest me (or you, I'm sure). When was the last time you sat down and listened to Andre Segovia plucking away in bland perfection? Exactly. And ultimately, no amount of musical wizardry can overcome Geddy's tortured-duck vocals, easily the worst in popular music.

Posted 12 years ago by On_The_Beach [ Reply ]

somli wrote:

As a Rush fan, I bought this album when it was released. I think it has gotten better over time.

I still drool over the tight guitar solos Alex put together at this time - Kid Gloves is a fave.

Posted 12 years ago by rushed [ Reply ]

Great hearing this on RP.

A transition period for the guys. Brought back more guitar to the synth heavy Signals, and cleared up the mix, which was muddy in the latter. They shifted the balance to much more prominent keys in the next 2 albums (Power Windows & Hold Your Fire) before returning to guitar-centered work on all the later albums.

Posted 12 years ago by rushed [ Reply ]

On_The_Beach wrote:

(worst band ever)

Clearly your musical talent is limited to the skin flute/pink oboe if you can't recognize musicianship of this caliber.

Posted 12 years ago by TJS [ Reply ]

As a Rush fan, I bought this album when it was released. I think it has gotten better over time.

Posted 12 years ago by somli [ Reply ]

blotto wrote:

Rush fkn Rocks.

Yes, they do !! Love me some Geddy Lee!!

Posted 12 years ago by shellbella [ Reply ]

Cynaera wrote:

... Well, and then there's "Take Off!" by Bob and Doug McKenzie...

"...Ten bucks is ten bucks."

Posted 12 years ago by Derecho [ Reply ]

Sasha2001 wrote:

I think you have to give Rush their due - those of you who can't stand them. They're a good example of a band that might not resinate in the parts that count (gestures to groin) but you gotta respect the quality if the artists and the loyalty of their fans. I never met a Rush fan with a bad overall taste in music.

Thank you! I resemble your last remark.

Not familiar with this tune; wasn't a die hard fan, but I saw them on their "Counterparts" and "Roll the Bones" tours. It's almost theater to watch Geddy Lee hammer out some of those riffs using the bass, keyboards, and foot pedals. And Neil Peart...whoa.

Posted 12 years ago by mrtuba9 [ Reply ]

i was a HUGE rush fan in high school but it does sound a bit dated now - especially this album. probably the weakest in my opinion.

Posted 12 years ago by daveesh [ Reply ]

It seems that most people either love or hate Rush.. I spent most of my high school years listening to Rush and this was a nice flashback.

Posted 12 years ago by bluecshells [ Reply ]

Rush fkn Rocks.

Posted 12 years ago by blotto [ Reply ]

It's great to hear a little Rush on RP. I have loved this band (early stuff at least) for over 35 years.

Posted 12 years ago by Groogrux69 [ Reply ]

Damn, I didn't realize Neil Peart's drumming was that distinct but within two beats I knew this was a Rush song.

Posted 12 years ago by ick [ Reply ]

Cannot listen

Posted 13 years ago by bokey [ Reply ]

Posted 13 years ago by Sasha2001 [ Reply ]

Hell yes! From one of my favorite Rush albums. Nice choice! (Can I suggest, "Between the Wheels"?)

Also love the segue from The Cure's Disintegration into this one.

Posted 13 years ago by citizenkeith [ Reply ]

Dude, the handle is perfetto!

lerxst wrote:

Bliss. I can't decide whether to air-drum, air-bass, or air-guitar.

Posted 13 years ago by KaiT [ Reply ]

An awesome track from one of their best albums. Classic. Thanks Bill and Rebecca, you never cease to surprise me with your selections! Six years and counting as an RP enthusiast and supporter!

KaiT

Posted 13 years ago by KaiT [ Reply ]

Bliss. I can't decide whether to air-drum, air-bass, or air-guitar.

Posted 13 years ago by lerxst [ Reply ]

horstman wrote :- "They are amazing. And really great live!!!"

We are seeing them again in May London O2.

Posted 13 years ago by hbs47 [ Reply ]

Love the instrumental talent. Don't care for the lyrics or vocal style. Solid 7.

Posted 13 years ago by midas1 [ Reply ]

hbs47 wrote:

RUSH must be one of the most consistently good bands ever.

I went to see Rush this summer with my teenage son. We've seen Porcupine Tree 3 times together, as well as Metallica, and Katatonia. I walked away from the Rush show saying "I don't think I have ever seen a tighter band in my life". Alex Lifeson is so technically perfect as a guitarist, Neil Peart is the best drummer out there today. And Geddy sings, plays the organ and bass all at the same time!

Rush has more platinum albums than any band in the history of rock and roll with the exception of the Beatles (1) and the Rolling Stones (2).

They are amazing. And really great live!!!

Posted 14 years ago by horstman [ Reply ]

frecko wrote:

RP should be a Geddy Lee free zone...

(worst band ever)

Posted 14 years ago by On_The_Beach [ Reply ]

RP should be a Geddy Lee free zone...

Posted 14 years ago by frecko [ Reply ]

Screw the rest of the comments, Rush can do no wrong!

Posted 14 years ago by robbeek [ Reply ]

this is the least nail-on-a-chalkboardy I've ever heard Geddy's voice... still can't stand it though.

I think Rush is music that's very much appreciated by musicians because of the complexity (it's like a lot of jazz that way). I don't play an instrument and get lost by the bizarre chord progressions and rhythm changes. More power to those who can ‘get' Rush... I'd say I'm jealous but there's enough music out there for everyone, eh?

Posted 14 years ago by scrubbrush [ Reply ]

Saliby_Br wrote:

I had almost forgotten how much Rush sucks.

Apparently, Rush is a band one either loves or hates. I love them - yes, even Geddy Lee's caterwauling. There's always a time and a place for a certain band or song, and Rush always manages to fit in to a certain time or place in my life when nothing else, musically, will work. Well, and then there's "Take Off!" by Bob and Doug McKenzie...

Posted 14 years ago by Cynaera [ Reply ]

Cynaera wrote:

I had almost forgotten how much Rush rocks.

I had almost forgotten how much Rush sucks.

Posted 14 years ago by Saliby_Br [ Reply ]

RUSH must be one of the most consistently good bands ever.

This tracks stands out on RP, which can drop into a bit of a too easy listening listening station.
It's amazing how many play choices can sound very similar.
It must do something though I keep it open most of the day.

Posted 14 years ago by hbs47 [ Reply ]

99 wrote:

I had almost forgotten how much Rush sucks.

I had almost forgotten how much Rush rocks.

Posted 14 years ago by Cynaera [ Reply ]

WonderLizard wrote:

What strikes me about this particular track is its similarity to The Police's early work. Yes, they're both trios with identical configurations, and, yes, it may be anathema to mention Andy Summers and Alex Lifeson or Stewart Copeland and Neil Peart in the same breath, but both the rhythmic roles assigned to the guitars and the note-worthy drumming, tho' Lee's bass is more active than Sting's, are very similar. And for all you Peart loyalists (I'm one of you), IMHO Copeland's drumming has always been underrated.

If you look at the landscape at the time - many bands were experimenting with "modern rock" approaches. I've always considered this to be Rush's foray into some of the sounds that were popular at the time. It's not much of a stretch to see where some of the influences come from. Your comments about the Police are spot-on.

Posted 14 years ago by swruch [ Reply ]

Posted 14 years ago by WonderLizard [ Reply ]

Down, naysayers! Rush ROCKS.

${#Dancingbanana_2}$

Posted 14 years ago by Bosami [ Reply ]

Is it over yet? it is? Good. Sound back up.

Posted 14 years ago by Geecheeboy [ Reply ]

I had almost forgotten how much Rush sucks.

Posted 14 years ago by 99 [ Reply ]

toterola wrote:

They still sound as good to me as they did back in '75, when I first saw them live. It's good to know that my teen-aged self had that much discriminating taste.

Your teen self is fine. It's just that you haven't listened to anything new since 1975. You're stuck.

Posted 14 years ago by Papernapkin [ Reply ]

Trey wrote:

Thanks Bill! That hit the donation button.

I like your attitude, Trey!

Next time you're in Luckenbach, say 'Hi!' to Willie won't ya...

Posted 14 years ago by macadavy [ Reply ]

Only seems to work for me when I'm in the mood. And, I'm just not in the mood at the moment.

Posted 14 years ago by denbear [ Reply ]

Bosami wrote:

Rush rocks. Deal with it.

Posted 14 years ago by crockydile [ Reply ]

They still sound as good to me as they did back in '75, when I first saw them live. It's good to know that my teen-aged self had that much discriminating taste.

Posted 14 years ago by toterola [ Reply ]

Cool. Bought this album when it came out. Different but nice.

Posted 14 years ago by crockydile [ Reply ]

guilty pleasure

Posted 14 years ago by willrobinson [ Reply ]

Rush is grace under pressure.

Posted 14 years ago by Eveland [ Reply ]

I was thinking that

Posted 14 years ago by contractor07 [ Reply ]

deadmessengers wrote:

... Like everyone else, Geddy's gotten older, and there's only so long a guy can keep that up.

Posted 14 years ago by fingerpin [ Reply ]

Well that made this "Canadian" very happy.

Posted 14 years ago by EssexTex [ Reply ]

If you're going to play Rush, play some of the good stuff.

Posted 14 years ago by bentonian [ Reply ]

Thanks Bill! That hit the donation button.

Posted 14 years ago by Trey [ Reply ]

Posted 14 years ago by vandal [ Reply ]

gjr wrote:

i listen to rp to get away from this $&it

"In my van, it's Rush. All Rush all the time"...

Posted 14 years ago by Propayne [ Reply ]

Yeah!

Posted 14 years ago by Bosami [ Reply ]

Rush rocks. Deal with it.

Posted 14 years ago by Bosami [ Reply ]

i listen to rp to get away from this $&it

Posted 14 years ago by gjr [ Reply ]

JCEntMan wrote:

I wish I could play the bass this fast.

me too!!

Posted 14 years ago by hdaisy [ Reply ]

Yay!! Love Rush!!! Oooh a very good mornin'!! Thanks!

Posted 14 years ago by hdaisy [ Reply ]

I'm probably not objective because Rush is from my home town. That said, this is not one of their best efforts, but it's still pretty effin good.

Posted 14 years ago by keller1 [ Reply ]

Rush was always very hit or miss for me.

Posted 14 years ago by posworld [ Reply ]

JCEntMan wrote:

I wish I could play the bass this fast.

Word. He's amazing. BTW, for another project, I looked up various lists of "World's Greatest Rock Drummers." Neil Peart headed every single list. Wow. Awesome band.

Posted 14 years ago by WonderLizard [ Reply ]

CamLwalk wrote:

You know, I always thought Rush was fine & dandy...it's just...well, I think we all know some people a little too into this band. Sometimes they sound a little dated to me. Very eighties.

I love Rush - I wouldn't consider myself one of those diehard fanatics though. I do think that the newest release (Snakes and Arrows) is certainly awesome and does not disappoint. Far removed from that eighties sound.

Also - you can't really go wrong with a live DVD by these cats. They are killer live.

Posted 14 years ago by Bosami [ Reply ]

Thanks for playing this tune! It is one of my favorites from my favorite band!

Posted 14 years ago by bnlkuhns [ Reply ]

You know, I always thought Rush was fine & dandy...it's just...well, I think we all know some people a little too into this band. Sometimes they sound a little dated to me. Very eighties.

Posted 15 years ago by CamLwalk [ Reply ]

Rick_V wrote:

Pleasantly shocked to hear Rush on Radio Paradise! They are a quality band.

And its shocking to hear a quality band on RP, you mean?

Posted 15 years ago by SweTex [ Reply ]

This is the first Rush song I have ever actually liked

Posted 15 years ago by manzanitafire [ Reply ]

Pleasantly shocked to hear Rush on Radio Paradise! They are a quality band.

Posted 15 years ago by Rick_V [ Reply ]

Love it!!! Yes previous comment totally agreed, the Geddy haters get over it! Three great musicians that love to have fun, Rush!!

Posted 15 years ago by alagarts [ Reply ]

Wow, I haven't heard this in years, and I still like it. And, for those of you who are complaining about Geddy's voice, while I agree that his singing in the 70s was more than a bit nails-on-a-chalkboard-y, he definitely toned down the shrieking in the 80s and beyond. Like everyone else, Geddy's gotten older, and there's only so long a guy can keep that up.

Posted 15 years ago by deadmessengers [ Reply ]

Hey, Good to hear some Rush on RP.

Posted 15 years ago by blotto [ Reply ]

Taking me back to high school here. I wore this album out on my old garage-sale turntable.

And do you notice how the Banana Man plays in time with the song?

Posted 15 years ago by ajstone [ Reply ]

Wow! This is the first time I've heard this song on RP. More Rush! Thanks so much!

Posted 15 years ago by isayhoomhom [ Reply ]

daveesh wrote:

got totally sidetracked there... went to her youtube channel and checked out her other performances. INCREDIBLE. she composes, too!

...and look at this...soooo cool...

Posted 15 years ago by von_Hayek [ Reply ]

they sound like they all went to very good music school and got allll A's. ..so they play technically ..and musically very accurate, very precise rock n roll... kind of..

Posted 15 years ago by midreaming [ Reply ]

I am not a Rush fan — in fact, just the opposite. I understand that they are great musicians, but Getty Lee's voice has the same effect on me as fingernails scraping down a blackboard.

Posted 15 years ago by Viv515 [ Reply ]

More Rush! Bill, play Analog Kid!

Posted 15 years ago by alagarts [ Reply ]

If you listen to this song closely, you'll note that it's essentially a sped-up reggae song. Rush aficionados appreciate how often the boys incorporated reggae beats into their music, particularly in the late '80s-early 90s.

Posted 15 years ago by filmgeek65 [ Reply ]

There are many great Rush songs that could have been chosen, but this one's certainly not bad. Listen to the drums. Rush is easily one of the most under-appreciated bands of all time. Not that they don't have a solid fan base, but they're generally ignored by the mainstream. I've seen them live 5 times and it's always an incredible show.

Posted 15 years ago by grungepuppy [ Reply ]

Volume stays up. Thank you Bill.

Posted 15 years ago by peter_james_bond [ Reply ]

shawshank wrote:

What about Neil Young or the Tragically Hip or the Cowboy Junkies!?

...better voice too.

Posted 15 years ago by shawshank [ Reply ]

spichanator wrote:

Great live for such complex stuff with three guys.

The GREATEST Canadian import!

What about Neil Young or the Tragically Hip or the Cowboy Junkies!?

Posted 15 years ago by shawshank [ Reply ]

Thanks, this is good song from a very under-rated and under-appreciated album. "Between the Wheels" would be an even better choice from this album though. Bill?

Posted 15 years ago by racerx [ Reply ]

oh Rush ... oh well .... some people LOVE them ....

Posted 15 years ago by oscar_driver [ Reply ]

kerr wrote:

Not really a comment on the song but I was wondering about Alex Lifeson's guitar sound. It's, for me, a significant part of what makes Rush distinctive. Does anyone know, is it to do with the equipment he uses or is it a particular chord structure he favours or something else...?

Sounds like he uses a chorus pedal on many tunes. I think he's using Hughes & Kettner amps these days.

Posted 15 years ago by RedGuitar [ Reply ]

I wish I could play the bass this fast.

Posted 15 years ago by JCEntMan [ Reply ]

I usually don't make too many negative comments but I've never liked Rush. Always thought they were one of the most pretentious sounding bands.

Posted 15 years ago by bachbeet [ Reply ]

Needed that, Bill. Thanks!

BTW, it'd be great if you moved them back into medium or heavy rotation! Pull some deeper AOR tracks!

Posted 15 years ago by OmegaConcern [ Reply ]

Oh, Rush on RP, how you were lacking in the playlists!

Here's hoping for some "Natural Science" next time they are in lazy, really-long-song-playing-mode

Posted 15 years ago by ufamsm [ Reply ]

Wow, more Rush I'm hearing for the first time here on RP.

Words cannot express my gratitude.

Posted 15 years ago by swruch [ Reply ]