What is Rush's worst album? - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Spacekitchen wrote:

Oh it's gotta be Feedback. Literally none of the songs sound like Rush songs, I don't know what they were thinking with that one

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Epignosis wrote:

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Epignosis wrote:

I bought Hold Your Fire used and sold it right back to the used record store.

I regret that decision. It's a fantastic album.

If forced to choose, I'm not really fond of the debut. It's too much standing in Led Zeppelin's shadow.

All the other albums are at least great, which is a testament to just how incredible and creative this group was.

Word....For me if my life depended in it would be Test For Echo, but only because I don't spin it that often.

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Ten new songs this year. Just need the sports season to wind down.

I gave up teaching and I'm now a sports editor. Once the lazy days of baseball get underway, I can finish the new project. It is called, Moments Between Light.

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.....Keep us posted on the release date. I assume you will have a release party with beer and chocolate cake?? Beer

I still play Refulgence....

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I hope the newest stuff is enjoyable once I'm finally done with it. Don't know if you ever saw A Month of Sundays from a few years ago, but that's free to hear as well:

http://https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays

Hmm....not sure, I'll have to see if I have that one if not will get it as well. Thumbs Up

Epignosis wrote:

Use the link in my signature. The one above doesn't work.

Purchased.......Thanks for your music and that dedication, sounds like a cool person!

I'm not really into any of their albums after Signals, but I'll go with Test for Echo. A true dud, but not as bad as Love Beach...

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King of Loss wrote:

I'm not really into any of their albums after Signals, but I'll go with Test for Echo. A true dud, but not as bad as Love Beach...

Not a bad album, but Snakes & Arrows is the album I return to the least.

I've always enjoyed Test for Echo, I do not understand why so many dislike it. Confused

Jeffro wrote:

I also have little patience these days for those Rush songs where Neil gets a little too introspective and/or preachy about the world around him.

In other words, everything after Power Windows?

Neil's lyrics for Vapor Trails were a big step up from the albums immediately before it, though I do like much of what he wrote for Counterparts. I don't find anything there overly preachy or introspect to the point it's stifling. Snakes and Arrows is another matter: The instrumentals saved that album for me.

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Maybe Vapor Trails, it's the album I least enjoyed from Rush. It's not bad, but the mix is somehow strange and I can't remember any memorable song.

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elpoderdelainfancia wrote:

Maybe Vapor Trails, it's the album I least enjoyed from Rush. It's not bad, but the mix is somehow strange and I can't remember any memorable song.

That was a real bad album!!!! the one to miss!!! but it has few great tracks, like Ghost Rider, Earthshine ( love the voice of Eddy!) Freeze ( part IV of Fear"). I am a huge Rush Fan but this album is the weakest.

I know many a fan considers this to be the worst "Rush-related" release, but I liked it then and I like it now. New cover art. On 2xLP and CD.

https://www.rushisaband.com/blog/2024/06/28/6131/Double-vinyl-reissue-of-Alex-Lifesons-1996-solo-album-Victor-coming-August-9th#google_vignette

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