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anyway: I don't really know what "sub-part" of The Fountain Of Lamneth is my favourite. The piece itself isn't bad at all.
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Points: 2747 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 05 2006 at 01:10
Select your favourite part

i love this album
my favourite RUSH album

great track

i love soooooo much
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Points: 35847 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 05 2006 at 13:17
This release was a progressive step for Rush (though I love Fly by Night), but they still had a ways to go before they'd reach their peak, I believe, as with subsequent albums (2112 to A Farewell) they progressed greatly in terms of Prog quality.

Still, a good album.  Sadly, i haven't listened to this one in many years (some of the tuneage still seems fresh in my head like Bastille Day from this album, Lakeside Park, ... Going Bald -- yeah I've also heard these more recently on concert albums).

Anyway, even when I was a huge Rush listene (had all their 70's and 80's LPs/ motly  cassettes at one time), I don't remember the epics off this album affecting me greatly (and I loved those long epics like La Villa etc.).  My recollection is just a bit hazy on this beyond knowing that I like it.  Maybe I just didn't spin the B-side enough...

Anyway, I know that when I did listen to it (on LP), I didn't distinguish between the individual parts that much, but listened to it as a whole.
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Points: 20030 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 05 2006 at 14:05
I agree, I normally listen to the whole thing. I do like "Panacea" though, especially the verse, so I'll go for that.
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I really like the No One at the Bridge section. Overall, the song is probably my favourite by Rush.
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This is one of my favorite Rush epics.I really like Didacts and Narpets because of the awesome drum work but if I had to pick one section I have to go for No One at the Bridge.


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I couldn't pick one part; it's too hard of a decision, since that's probably one of my favorite Rush epics (favorite song on that album too) and Rush is my favorite band.
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

This is one of my favorite Rush epics.I really like Didacts and Narpets because of the awesome drum work but if I had to pick one section I have to go for No One at the Bridge.


My thoughts exactly.
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Someone please notify the moderators.  We have officially run out of topics to vote on.Ermm
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No One At The Bridge is the coolest. The solo is pretty Hackett-esque. 
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Was this poll made for me or what? WinkCoolLOLThumbs Up

I love the piece as a whole but I voted for "No One At The Bridge".

Yay for Caress Of Steel.
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Originally posted by johnobvious johnobvious wrote:

Someone please notify the moderators.  We have officially run out of topics to vote on.


Rush topics are officially exempt....


Scream out desperation.....there's No One At The Bridge!

Great guitar solo!!

    
    

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I rather like Bacchus Plateau. Its a breath of fresh air after the density of the previous two tracks. The chorus is one of their best, IMHO.
Dissonance; subtle harmonic dissonance
Contemplating and completing the negative space
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Originally posted by johnobvious johnobvious wrote:

Someone please notify the moderators.  We have officially run out of topics to vote on.


Rush topics are officially exempt....


Scream out desperation.....there's No One At The Bridge!

Great guitar solo!!

    
    

    

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Love this song! It's my favorite one on Caress. I'd say my favorite part is Bacchus Plateau. I love the reprise of the big open sliding chords at the end. 

Edited by Empathy - October 06 2006 at 12:05
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Love all of it, works as a whole.
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'Panacea' and 'No one at the bridge' equally..
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Originally posted by Melomaniac Melomaniac wrote:

Love all of it, works as a whole.


   Yea i love the whole of it!
    
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