Name a Rush tune.

Ok, well, prove it then. You haven't said much on the numerous album threads. Post a review. Enlighten us with your wisdom and your understanding of historical musical context. Dazzle us with your knowledge. I'm always happy to read different perspectives.

Notwithstanding the other thread is about "favo(u)rite" bands, not "best" bands, as to your list, apparently you think utterly-and-totally-irrelevant-outside-the-UK, cheap-Pete-Townsend-copycat-except-can't-write-a-hook, nothing-without-his-bandmates Paul Weller deserves to be on it. Well then.

Anyway, the Rush fan club is one I'm happy to have been a part of (admittedly years ago), "Moving Pictures" sold 4 million records more than you or I have, the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame says hello, and, no, I'm not "good" -- I'm a great poster.
@stonerblue @FogBlueInSanFran c’mon guys, “Exit stage left“ this bad stuff.
 
Right Mr Parrot now start using your other hand to continue to count the good Yes albums :-)
To be fair Yes fans would probably count Topographic and Relayer to make it 7 but personally I can't stand them :).
Recent Yes IMO have been awful and lacking any drive or energy, whereas the last 3 Rush especially Clockwork Angels were all excellent.
 
To be fair Yes fans would probably count Topographic and Relayer to make it 7 but personally I can't stand them :).
Recent Yes IMO have been awful and lacking any drive or energy, whereas the last 3 Rush especially Clockwork Angels were all excellent.
For me it’s The Yes Album to GFTO.
90125 was decent as was Talk, Tormato and The Ladder.
The last two albums have been cringeworthy.
My favourite three are GFTO, Fragile and Relayer in that order.
Only my humble opinion though.
I do love Rush too 2112 to Moving Pictures especially.
 

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