Every Rush Song

We have spent the last few months analyzing every song from the Rush album Counterparts. Last week we finished up "Everyday Glory," and now we wrap up the album.

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Finishing up our analysis of the Rush album, Counterparts, we rise from the ashes and blaze of the lyrics of the Rush song, "Everyday Glory."

“In the city where nobody smiles and nobody dreams” and on this very episode, we dive into the music of  “Everyday Glory” from the Rush album Counterparts.

• Jay’s thoughts on Alex Lifeson’s guitar solo
• What does Tim think is the best part of the song?
• Would Tim have been devastated if “Everyday Glory” didn’t make Counterparts
• What does Shayne like about “Everyday Glory?”
• The guitar line during the verses

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"If love has these conditions, I don't understand those songs you love...This is not a love song. This isn't fantasy land." This is a real-life exploration of the dramatic Rush song “Cold Fire.”

• Why can't Tim hear love?
• Seriously, how does Tim not hear love?
• Is the guy moving too fast or being creepy
• "The look in your eyes as you head for the door"
• Dating mistakes
• Songs Tim and Jay used to get to know girls they dated
• Which one visited the pawn shop?
• When does Cold Fire appear in the novel "Clockwork Angels?"

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"A phosphorescent wave on a tropical sea, the flame at the heart of a pawnbroker's diamond," and the topic of this episode is the Rush song "Cold Fire."

• We all have big opinions about this song
• Neil brings back his famous ride cymbal pattern
• Is this song more melodic than other Rush songs?
• The increase in intensity from the 1st verse to the 2nd
• How Alex Lifeson captured chaos in the guitar solo

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You've heard the rumors in the heated and passionate Rush debate: What should Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson do now? We reveal what we think they should do.

• Shayne treats us to a nice, awkward start
• Would Animal's drumming skills work for Rush?
• What do you think of Geddy and Alex doing shows as a celebration of Neil Peart?
• Tim tells us why Jay's idea wouldn't work
• How long of a show could Geddy and Alex play?
• Shayne has a great idea for a producer of a Lee and Lifeson recording

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Ready for a superb jam? We break down Rush's fourth instrumental, the groovy "Leave That Thing Alone" from their Counterparts album.

• Is it Spooky?
• Geddy's bass slides on the Counterparts album
• Rehashed jokes about the lyrics of an instrumental
• What video game this song reminds Tim of
• We compare it to the other Rush instrumentals
• Jay wonders what the thing is that we should leave alone
• Then he hears things...somewhere
• The 6:4 time signature section
• Does this song sound a little like the band Boston?
• When Neil Peart switched up his drumstick grip
• Cool sound effects during Alex Lifeson's guitar solo
• Cool unexpected sounds in other Rush songs
• Why did we start grading individual performances?
• Tim channels Roger Waters

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"Wilderness of mirrors, world of polished steel. Gears and iron chains turn the grinding wheel." We dissect the chaotic lyrics of Double Agent by Rush.

• The song's meaning to each of us
• Is it about struggling with a decision?
• Were Rush just tired of recording?
• Is Tim concerned about taxes?
• How much meaning did Neil Peart intend for "Double Agent?"
• Is the narrator suffering an identity crisis?
• What does "on the edge of sleep" mean?
• How does "Double Agent" relate to "Freewill?"
• The Tale of the Two Wolves?
• How Tim won the episode!
• Does the song describe schizophrenia and paranoia?
• Geddy Lee's lyric delivery at the song's end
• What does "hold against the chaos" mean?
• Where is "anywhere but here?"
• Which line is from a T.S. Elliot poem?
• On thing that Tim wishes Rush had done differently in concert
• The funny skits from the "Time Machine Tour" video
• The future of Rush

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"Anxious and restless, pressed down by the darkness. So many decisions, a million revisions," exploring the music of Double Agent by Rush.

• How many songs have started just with only bass?
• Is it [also] Shayne's favorite song on Counterparts?
• Does the music of "Double Agent" sound as schizophrenic as the lyrics?
• How good are Geddy's spoken parts and raps in Rush songs?
• Tim explains why he loves the drums on this song
• What does Shayne think of Geddy Lee's harmonies in this song?
• How does "Double Agent" sound in headphones?
• What makes the solo section so great?
• Tim remembers fire during the live performance of "Double Agent"

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What are our Rush theme songs? What song by Rush describes us best? What song do we feel the most?

• What do we mean by "theme song?"
• What Rush song does Jay say can't be used?
• And does he use it anyway?
• In what year will Tim pick his theme song?
• Do we allow Tim to pass?
• What Neil Peart lyrics resonate with Shayne?
• Can you have a theme song with no lyrcs?
• How Tim's theme song will help his wrestling career?
• Why does Shayne defy Jay and Tim's edict?
• What Rush album did Jay not realize he likes has much as he does

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"Like a force of nature, love shines in many forms. One night we are bathed in light." Next, we're discussing Rush's "The Speed of Love" music.

• Tim thinks is a nice soft rock song
• Did Jay say the title is cheesy?
• Tim enlightens us about Neil’s ride cymbal technique
• Does “The Speed of Love” have a slow, chill vibe?
• The tasteful panning of guitar during Alex Lifeson’s lead
• The music of the bridge
• Are there drum overdubs during the bridge?
• Should the song build up after the bridge instead of settling down into the chorus?
• Neil’s cymbal work as the final chorus fades out
• How do you feel about the ending of the song?
• Does “The Speed of Love” sound like something from another band we like?

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"Love is born with lightning bolts, electromagnetic force." We analyze an excellent song about love: "The Speed of Love" lyrics and music.

• Why we're doing the lyrics first for this song
• Jay serenades us with his sweet vocal tones
• Jay likes the lyrics and hopes Shayne doesn't go deep into the lyrics
• Is it a song about love?
• Rush's song about love is more realistic than love songs
• Our favorite lyrics from "The Speed of Love"
• Did Jay and Tim work in a Star Trek reference?
• What Hemingway book does this song make Shayne think of?
• How did Big Foot get into this conversation?
• What's going on with the storms?
• Our friendly reminder about Valentine's Day

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"You and I, we reject these narrow attitudes. We add to each other, like a coral reef." We transcend the nonsense, unite, and analyze the lyrics and meaning of "Alien Shore" by Rush.

• What the song means to each of us
• Who is this "Alien Shore" about?
• Shayne complains about the media and politics [Again!]
• Gifts from Canada to the world
• Can't we all just get along?
• Our favorite lines from the lyrics
• Shayne goes meta with his opinion about opinions
• Times when we each reached for an alien shore
• Is it possible to be too tolerant?
• Giving peas and other vegetables their fair shake

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"You and I, we must dive below the surface, a world of red neon and ultramarine" and analyze the Rush song "Alien Shore" lyrics and music.

• Is it Tim or Cygnus?
• Our thoughts on the music
• Why Jay thinks Geddy Lee should run for President
• What do they say at the very beginning of the song?
• Musical and production parts of the song we enjoy
• Who is talking during Alex Lifeson's guitar solo?

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We delve into the musical aspects of "Alien Shore," a song by the Canadian rock band Rush, from their 1993 album "Counterparts." We cover the distinct drumming, bass, and guitar techniques used in the song while also touching on Geddy Lee's vocals and harmonies. We rate the individual performances of each member and express appreciation for the complexity and grooves of the bass lines in particular.

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"There is a fine line between love and illusion, a fine place to penetrate." We're discussing the lyrics of “Between Sun & Moon” by Rush.

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"In the silence between whisper and shout, the space between wonder and doubt," we discuss the music of the Rush's Between Sun & Moon.

• Is this a fun Rush song?
• Tim remembers the tours when Rush played "Between Sun & Moon"
• Jay describes it as Geddylicious
• Other songs for which Pi Dubois contributed lyrics
• We listen to some cool cymbals, and Tim tells us which one they are
• Does Tim really have a time machine?

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When we heard that you were gone, we felt a shadow cross our hearts. We're nobody, and Neil is our hero. We're discussing the Rush song Nobody's Hero.

• The lyrics are socially ahead of their time
• When Jay and Shayne lived verses of this song
• Does Jay's source rhyme with Schmickipedia
• Who are the real heroes?
• Shout out to the Foo Fighters
• A famous pilot that "Nobody's Hero" reminds us of
• Tim shares a story about a Rush concert during this song

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"Not the handsome actor who plays a hero's role. Not the glamour girl who'd love to sell her soul." It's Every Rush Song talking about Nobody's Hero by Rush.

• Is this song a letdown for Shayne?
• Tim attacks Shayne for his outrageous opinion
• Jay has a factoid about the Strings in "Nobody's Hero"
• Tim works in a Culture Club reference
• Tim explains changes Neil made to his drum set through the years
• We play clips of some of our favorite parts from the song
• Do we hear a French horn?
• Tim has much to say about the French horn

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To help you enjoy your holiday today, we're popping on with a super short show and a reminder to relish this time and with you Merry Holidayness! We even made up a word for you!

• Shayne forgets that America isn't the only country with Christmas
• Tim confuses us with a song we've never heard before
• Seriously, he tells the whole story
• Tim and Jay reminisce about a couple of other holiday classics. Sort of.
• We wish you happy holidays for any and all holidays you celebrate
• Tim questions everyone's priorities today
• Jay has advice for how to spend the day

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You may be right: It's all a waste of time. I guess that's just a chance we're prepared to take, discussing the Rush song Cut to the Chase.

• Is "Cut to the Chase" our favorite song on the Rush album Counterparts?
• The story behind Alex Lifeson's guitar solo on "Cut to the Chase"
• We break down the guitar solo section
• We break down the guitar tracks on the bridge
• We play lots of guitar and bass slides!
• Enjoy some flange on the drums

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Analyzing Rush’s ‘Cut to the Chase’ from the Album ‘Counterparts’

Tune in to our lively and detailed discussion about Rush’s song ‘Cut to the Chase’ from the album ‘Counterparts.’ The speakers fondly talk about their appreciation for the tune. There is an extensive analysis of the different instruments used in the song, along with aspects such as rhythm, melody, and certain audio effects. They also draw interesting comparisons with other songs from Rush. The exchange ends humorously with a botched farewell and a struggle to find the ‘stop’ button.

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Heat of the moment, curse of the young, spit out your anger. Don't swallow your tongue. Join us as we discuss the song Stick It Out by Rush!

• Jay reads a quote from Neil saying that his lyrics to "Stick It Out" are mostly plays on words
• Tim explains some significance from the music video
• In the video, Jay works magic so that the Alex in his background plays Space Guitar
• Shayne references Rick Rubin's book "The Creative Act: A Way of Being" to the lyrics of the Rush song, "Stick It Out"
• Tim gets dizzy from trying to do the right thing

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Discussing 'Stick it Out' by Rush: Lyrics and Interpretations

We delve into the meaning of the lyrics as explained by Peart, regarding the play on words and the duality of enduring and demonstrating arrogance. We also explore our favorite lines, with specific focus on the word 'pendulum', and share individual interpretations. Additionally, we talk about some related topics, such as producer Rick Rubin's book on creativity and the parallels with how Peart composed his song.

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"Heat of the moment, curse of the young, spit out your anger. Don't swallow your tongue." Join us as we discuss the Rush song Stick It Out!

• Tim reminisces about the first time he heard "Stick It Out" on the radio
• "Stick It Out" is 2nd on this list of the heaviest Rush songs
• We play some clips of Geddy's cool harmonies
• Jay and Shayne break out into "Greased Lightning"
• Clip of cool-sounding harmonies
• Is Alex's solo too short?
• Tim explains the snare sound on the bridge

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In this musical podcast extravaganza, the hosts review and discuss the song 'Stick It Out' by Rush, providing insight into the music and lyrics of the song. They share their personal experiences and memories associated with the song and analyze the individual contributions of the Geddy, Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart. Additionally, they explore in detail the musicality and technicality of the song, examining the guitar, bass, and drum parts, as well as Geddy's vocals. There is also a discussion on the song structure and how it sets up for various segments of the song. Listeners are encouraged to share their thoughts via email or social media.

00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts

01:11 Personal Anecdotes and First Impressions

02:46 Analyzing the Harmonies and Rhythms

05:20 Exploring the Guitar Techniques

08:28 Appreciating the Vocals and Lyrics

09:50 Discussing the Production and Sound Engineering

12:19 Deep Dive into the Bridge and Solo

22:12 Final Thoughts and Listener Engagement

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“Criticize me. Civilize me. Compensate me. Complicate me. Elevate me.” We’re talking about the Rush song, Animate, its meaning, and breaking down the lyrics.

• The masculine and feminine dualities of humans
• Shayne reads a quote from Neil Peart about the meaning of “Animate”
• The clever wordplay with the “anim” words
• Other writers who influenced the lyrics of Animate
• Our favorite lyrics from Animate

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Exploring the Layers of Rush's Song 'Animate'

In this enthusiastic discussion, the speakers delve into the intricacies of Rush's song 'Animate,' focusing on its meaning and connection to male and feminine attributes as defined by Carl Jung. The speakers discuss their own interpretations, highlighting the theme of balancing the masculine and the feminine within oneself. They ponder over the significance of the lyrics and their use of feminine mythological characters and archetypes. The speakers also bring up topics of traditional gender roles and stereotypes while questioning the need for everyone, regardless of gender, to explore both their masculine and feminine sides.

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“A secret face, a touch of grace, a man must learn to give a little space” with his family and friends to discuss the Rush song Animate!

• Why we love Animate
• The great bass line
• The sound of the cymbals in the recording
• How Neil got the cool ride cymbal sounds
• The new instrument that Neil uses in Animate
• Lots of bass slides in Animate!
• We rate each of the members’ performances compared to other songs
• Shayne tells why this album shows how Vapor Trails could have been a better album
• We highlight some cool sounding keyboards

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Every Rush Song: Animate Dissection Part 1 - The Music

In this podcast episode, the hosts begin their in-depth exploration of the Rush song ‘Animate.’ They discuss their personal feelings about the song, the different elements of the music, and the individual performances of the band members. They delve into the song’s bass work, percussion, guitar, and vocals, grading these aspects and comparing it with other Rush songs. Additionally, they discuss the band’s use of keyboards and how they subtly accent the song without taking over completely. The hosts aim to continue their discussion in a subsequent episode, where they will cover the song’s lyrics.

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Where would you rather be? When will the time be right? You want to be right here right now enjoying our Counterparts Rush Album Preview!

• Jay gives us some album facts, Jack
• Jay Wow’s us with a  rather uncomfortable description of counterparts
• Jay goes a little too far with animus [you just have to listen]
• Tim tells why he’s excited
• We discuss the recording process
• Tim tells us about Neil Peart’s drums
• We discuss the album cover
• Jay’s favorite songs from Counterparts
• Why “Nobody’s Hero” brings Shayne down a little
• We ponder those who don’t like “Double Agent”
• The Counterparts songs we’re most excited to discuss

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The night is black without a moon. Things crawl in the darkness. The city crouches. Things that we fear are weapons in the Rush Fear Trilogy.

What Songs are in the Rush Fear Trilogy?

• "The Enemy Within" from the album Grace Under Pressure
• "The Weapon" from the Signals album
• "Witch Hunt" from the greatest album in history, "
• "Freeze" from the Vapor Trails album

Topics Analyzed in the show

• Each of us tells our favorite Fear song
• Why Paul likes “The Enemy Within”
• Why Brendan likes “The Weapon”
• Why Tim chooses “Witch Hunt”
• Why Shayne thinks “Freeze” is the scariest song from the Rush Fear Trilogy
• Another Rush song that could be about fear

Our Favorite Lyrics from the Rush Fear Trilogy

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What is your favorite Rush song? What songs are you rocking out to more lately? We reveal our favorite Rush songs in 2023 and celebrate our one-year anniversary.

• "Red Barchetta" from Moving Pictures
• "La Villa Strangiato" from Hemispheres
• "Working Man" from Rush
• "Nobody's Hero" from Counterparts
• "Resist" from Test for Echo
• "Half the World" from Test for Echo
• "Headlong Flight" from Clockwork Angels
• "Mission" from Hold Your Fire
• "Armor and Sword" from Snakes & Arrows
• "Between Sun & Moon" from Counterparts
• "Natural Science" from Permanent Waves
• "Earthshine" from Vapor Trails
• "Subdivisions" from Signals
• "The Wreckers" from Clockwork Angels

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We're wrapping up Vapor Trails and ready to select our next Rush album to analyze. Join us as we fight amongst ourselves over which album to cover next!

Tim's Insists we analyze the albums next

• Signals
• Fly By Night
• Archives (Maybe that wasn’t his really vote)
• Caress of Steel

Shayne’s Suggests we take on these albums

• Clockwork Angels
• Counterparts
• Caress of Steel

Jay’s Pleas, Please!

• Test For Echo
• Counterparts
• Rush

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Maybe time is a bird in flight, endlessly mocking, but here we go out of the cradle, endlessly rocking and wrapping up our discussion of Vapor Trails.

• Jay likes "Nocturne" a lot more now. He also likes "How It Is" more now.
• However, Tim loves "Earthshine" even more now
• Tim tells us what Rush proved with this album
• Shayne makes up a new word for measurement
• We toast The Professor?

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Surge of energy, spark of inspiration, the breath of love is electricity. We're endlessly rocking, discussing "Out of the Cradle" by Rush.

• Jay takes us on a motorcycle ride
• And can Shayne find it?
• Inspired by the Walt Whitman poem "Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking."
• Why does Shayne like "Out of the Cradle" so much?

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Jay ranked the Rush albums a few years ago. Find out what he's learned and how much his mind has changed as Jay re-ranks the Rush albums.

We'll give you a hint: Number 12 is Roll The Bones!

Watch and find out the rest!

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“ Slipping through the dark streets and the echoes and the shadows, something stirs behind me.” We’re discussing the Rush song, Freeze.

• Why Jay thinks it would have been a good instrumental
• The guitar sound and the harmonics at the beginning
• How Neil keeps the beat simple when we don't expect him to
• The limbic response: flight, fright, freeze
• Does Shayne like the harmonies?

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Do you have fun memories, a concert,  listening to their music, or anything involving Rush? Join us for some memorable stories Involving Rush!

We went to junior high and high school (and a little college) together, so we have a LOT of memories that involved our favorite band.

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Well, I get home at five o'clock, and I take myself out a nice cold beer. I always seem to be wondering why there's nothing going down here. Except for the conversation about "Working Man" by Rush!

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Check out part 2 of our discussion about the Rush song Nocturne.

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“Symbols on a field of visions Behind the curtain of sleeping eyes On the instant of waking,” you can join us in discussing Nocturne by Rush.

• What comes to mind when you hear the word Nocturne?
• Jay tells us what Oxford things
• Shayne goes way deep into the lyrics
• Tim and Jay share some recent weird dreams
• Tim offers even more insight into why Geddy Lee is so incredible

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We're not walking with angels. We're talking to ourselves and you, rising up from the surface as we analyze the touching Rush Song Sweet Miracle.

• Jay compares “Sweet miracle” to the steps of coping with grief
• Could it be a good praise & worship song?  Listen to why Tim thinks it could be!
• Did Neil Peart write “Sweet Miracle” about Carrie?
• Why Shayne loves the very first note of this song
• Why we love the last note of this song

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We continue our analysis of the Rush song Earthshine by highlighting some of our favorite parts of the music and production. Shayne finally explains "third-hand grace!"

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“On certain nights when the angles are right, and the moon is a slender crescent,” we rock out and discuss the rocking song Earthshine by Rush!

"Out of sync with the rhythm of my own reactions," we're not breaking the chain. We're discussing the Rush song "Secret Touch." Again!

• Is it the perfect Rush song?
• Looking deeply within

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"Stratospheric traces of our transitory flight" decorate and delight the skies and our imagination as we analyze the Rush song "Vapor Trail."

• Jay helps us understand the song by defining vapor tail
• Is Vapor Trail another song about Impermanence?
• Are these Neil’s most depressing lyrics?
• Fading memories
• Tim eats pizza
• The analogy of the vapor trails to memories
• What are atmospheric phases?
• How do we reference the Mel Brooks movie “Space Balls”

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"Here's a little trap that sometimes trips up everyone. When we tire of our own company," join our discussion about the Rush song "How It Is."

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“Have you lived a lifetime today, or do you feel like you just got carried away? What is the meaning of this” Rush song “The Stars Look Down?”

• Jay gives us the back story on the inspiration for this song, a novel titled “The Stars Look Down” by A. J. Cronin
• The song according to Jay
• Tim gets personal!
• “The Stars Look Down” meaning according to Shayne
• Some differences between the original mix of Vapor Trails and the remix
• Listen to our favorite parts of the song
• Tim threatens mutiny

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"All this time we're talking and sharing our rational view" about the greatest rock band ever! We analyze "Peaceable Kingdom" by Rush.

• The effect that "Peaceable Kingdom" has when you listen [SPOILER ALERT: Stink Face, aka, Rock Face]
• The tarot meanings of the lyrics
• Listen to our favorite moments of the song

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“Carry all those phantoms through bitter wind and stormy skies.” We’re discussing the Rush song “Ghost Rider,” and nothing can stop us now!

• Shayne tries to avoid copyright infringement with the song samples in our YouTube videos.
• Jay gives us fascinating facts about the song
• Excerpts from the book, Ghost Rider
• What “shadows” was Neil talking about?
• Neil’s intro on the cymbals
• Tim gets rained on during our recording

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"If culture is the curse of the thinking class," we reverse that curse with our analysis of the Rush song, "Ceiling Unlimited."

• The meaning of "Ceiling Unlimited" according to each of us.
• Our favorite lyrics
• Highlighting a few of our favorite parts from the song

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“Celebrate the moment as it turns into one more. Another chance at victory, another chance to” hear us analyze “One Little Victory” by Rush.

• The Song According to Jay
• What The Song Means According to Tim
• The Song Meaning According to Shayne
• Our Favorite Lyrics from “One Little Victory”

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"Horizon to horizon, memory written on the wind." Still, the Rush legacy endures. and we begin covering the rockin' Rush album Vapor Trails.

• Rush Vapor Trails Album Preview
• "Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road"
• Our favorite songs from Vapor Trails.
• Do they really fire Shayne from the show?