Moving Pictures

Beste til nå! Mulig jeg er litt for gjerrig med den femern, men vet jo at det finnes enda et hakk opp

entire album was strong

This record is like ABBA’s “Slipping Through My Fingers” song. It’s succinct. You hear one part and think ‘wow this is a great hook’ and then boom there’s another completely different great hook. Moving Pictures is a 4/5 no doubter and I have some good reasons why. - A prog rock record that answers my prayers and tightens things up both in song composition and in overall album length. - Galavanting guitar riffs and hopeful lyrics. - Instantly recognizable sound “Red Barchetta” and “Vital Signs” are both really pretty, but “Limelight” is a most impressive song. An anthem about protecting one’s ego and remaining humble at the onset of the arena rock era is very omniscient. Eat your hearts out Jethro Tull / Yes / Genesis

Estos son los papás de Placebo que se fueron por cigarrillos y nunca volvieron y por eso Brian consume heroina?

I enjoyed this for Neil Peart and Neil Peart alone

While a few songs rock--crazy pivots, big chords, genius drumming--so many of these are self-serious pompous and insufferable pseudo-prog crap. Don't take my Canadian citizenship away, but sorry, Rush, no.

The obvious two hits have towering riffs and are fun to listen to. The rest is a prog rock morass, sadly.

Really wanted to love it. For Clint and Rick. Something about it just doesn't let me settle in. I'm even in Canada, eh? I'll keep trying to connect I guess It was described to me as a religious experience, I think that may say a lot about my feelings toward religion.

I almost wish I could go see Rush perform live, just so I could have an even more thorough list of reasons to hate this band and their music Negative 5 stars

Rush is amazing

Name a bad Rush song and I'll name a person who hates good music.

Incredible album. I might go back and make this a 5. Witch Hunt is the low point and it’s still a decent/good song. These guys are the prog rock kings. Edit: changing this to a 5 because upon revisiting it for the first time since college, it’s been on repeat.

Very good Rush album. Love it!

I can't stand the idea of Rush and yet I've alway found their hits to be catchy and thoughtful. And listening to this one again some of their lesser known track hit me well. Still I am not ready to jump on this prog bandwagon quite yet.

Tom Tom Sawyer... This album has been on my radar for a while just never listened to it for some reason. I like this, but sadly, I already have my favorites in the prog rock genre, so I will always prefer to listen to those instead. Still, though, there are some tasty licks and interesting songwriting in here. This seems to lean more toward the classic sound of 80s rock rather than what you would usually hear from prog rock. Favs: Tom Sawyer, Limelight, Vital Signs

40 min album with Ton Sawyer, YYZ, and Limelight. That is enough for me with Rush. I actually like Red Barchetta and Vital Signs just great as well, really creative and fun jams that build. A live Vital Signs probably goes crazy. Great album

Some certified bangers on here, but I need to be that guy and admit that I don't care for their singer a whole lot and get bored by their vocal-heavy songs. If we had a whole album of YYZ-style instrumental tracks I would be so on board with that.

I'm biased but I love Rush and the first 4 songs are awesome. It probably deserves a 4 for the end songs but I'm just glad to have listened

Classic

great album by rush

В принципе музыка неплохая, но не моя

Undeniable virtuoso playing, but you wonder if they end up with more sizzle than sausage. There's a bit of "sound and fury, signifying nothing" going on. The vocals have the quality of a squeezed testicle and the "More radio friendly" songs can sound a bit "The Police play the Hits of Pink Floyd" If you're looking for jaw dropping playing then look no further. If you're looking for depth then jog on.

meh

I think I'm giving this a bonus point for bringing back nostalgia from listening to by sis's vinyl, the first side is great

herre gud vaddåligt saker kan va

Witch Hunt sure is an interesting deep cut. Love the guitar work, that voice though grates on me after a while.

Overall, I kinda liked moving pictures. (I think I might be a prog rock fan… so earnest without irony or fear of corniness.) The instrumentals were super fun, but I had trouble getting into the vocals. I may be tainted by years of parody on that part.

First rush album listen and I get what Paul Rudd was talking about in I love you, man. Banger album

God I hate rush

This is the album that has the hits.

Number: 261 Familiarity: Well-versed (4) Rating: 3 Before: ======= Nice! I mean Tom Sawyer? Really? It's got to be one of the most iconic Prog Rock songs ever. That's an easy 5 and Limelight is probably a 5 as well. As for the rest of the album, I'm not sure. This was never one of those albums that I would sit and listen to the whole thing that much. I'm guessing it's going to get a 4 overall from me. Let's see. After : ======= I did give Tom Sawyer and Limelight a 5 but all the rest were a 3 including The Camera Eye, which is vey long song. So the weighted average which considers song lengths came out to 3.4. Seeing how I have no desire to listen to the entire album again, I'll have to go with 3 on this one.

As with the other Rush album I listened to, it's a band I can fully respect and admire without falling in love with them myself. Favourites: YYZ Vital Signs

It's the best Rush album and one of the best prog albums ever. It has to be in my top 5 albums.

Starts stronger than it finishes, side 1 is great if you.like this sort of thing, side 2 is pretty much Rush by numbers (and those numbers are 13/7). Having said that this IS one of their more consitent records and it is regarded as a prog revivalist classic by the sort of people who like this sort of thing if only for the first 4 tunes..... I have always preferred their live albums, (Exit Stage Left was recorded whilst touring this album) i even went to see them once (the support act was much better). Geddy Lee's singing style is an acquired taste an not really one that I ever truly acquired, they would be alot better with the deep baritone of Fish as a vocalist, although this would make them Marrillion Neil Peart was a phenomenal drummer and it is his playing that stands out on this (and all other Rush) record/s. 'What about he voice of Geddy Lee? How did it get so high? i wonder if he talks like a regular guy? I know him and he does" I have a love/hate relationship with this band and i rarely miss an opportunity quote Malkmus

I actually liked this far more than I thought I would. Generally I find prog rock a bit pretentious, music trying to be too clever for its own good and failing in what should be the key aim of music which is to make you feel something. However, I actually quite enjoyed this album, particularly Limelight and Witch Hunt and I can recognise the musicianship which was excellent throughout. They must have caught me in a good day. A solid 3 from me

Honestly it's really hard to be truly objective about an album like this withouth letting Spinal Tap colour your judgement, but I'll do my best. Quality, overblown heavy space prog rock. The musicianship is solid, the production impacrtful, especially the rhythm sections, though the whole shebang can veer to self-indulgence or noodliness at times, although that's probably the point. I've no idea what the songs are about but she's a great set of lungs. If this had been in my prog canon when younger I'd almost certainly hold this up as a true classic, but as it is it somehow passed me by. As it goes I really enjoyed listening to it, but would I voluntarily decide to listen to it these days? Probably not, I'd be more likely to whack Rush tribute act, Castle Rat on the stereo 'cos boobs. Still i can recognise excellence even if not entirely my cup of tea.

Another deserving classic. The first side play like a best-of, and the second side adds depth to that. A highly capable prog band that somehow managed to connect with a pop audience. Lovely

My favorite Rush album and such an impressive piece of progressive rock, every song on here is a classic. This is the best entry point into the band, there's a little bit of everything that they do so well but the drums on here are especially sharp. Neil Peart was a genius. Just a great group of amazing songs that I come back to all of the time.

not my favorite prog rock

Oh this side A is absolutely cooking. This is the record where they tightened up but retained the adventurousness. The early 80s were a watershed era for 70s prog bands… you either die a prog band or live long enough to see yourself become an 80s pop band, but they didn’t really fall into that

Not bad

Too protracted to be good pop, too weak to be good rock, to boring to be good psych. I just do know what to do with Rush, other than label them a bit crap. What deeply boring people consider the peak of the musical mountain? Put them side by side with almost any band with genre cross over and they are second best.

Best: Limelight Runner-Up: Tom Sawyer Third: The Camera Eye Post-listening: I used to listen to this album on vinyl at Grandma’s house when we would go over there in the basement. Just felt right. So I already knew the tracks but never realized The Camera Eye was 10 minutes long and essentially three movements in one song. Gotta love Rush! One flaw with this album; Tom Sawyer and Limelight steal the show so much it’s hard to want to listen to the rest. Rating: 9/10 Stars: 4/5

Exactly what I expected. It was a fine overall album

Musically, I respect Rush. I think they’re an incredibly talented set of musicians. But I think this is just a band I can’t seem to get into. I have a weird relationship with prog rock. I respect the art, but I don’t have the patience or focus to appreciate it. I need music that promises immediate satisfaction, I don’t get that with this genre.

Apparently you either have or don’t have the Rush gene. I do not.

I liked it when they weren’t singing. YYZ was the best song, and it reminded me that rush is Canadian, which counts for something I guess.

Great drums and bass. The vocals are still a little odd for me but the playing is amazing.

nunca me moló este grupo

Music for well-intentioned men who frequently make mistakes.

I'd listen to Tom Sawyer again but there's too many instrumental parts in the rest of the album for me personally

2,5

Fuck yes. 12/10.

Rush - Moving Pictures Well it's better than the other one we had. Production better, songs slightly better, playing better. It still sounds like nothing other than male musical masturbation though. Look how many notes we play, how many drums we hit, how many keyboards we have. Not for me. Best Track - The Camera Eye Worst Track - Vital Signs (cod reggae trying to be the Police or something) Better than the other so 4/10

does not make my heart whoop and sing

I like the guitars in the album but the vocals were not my thing.

4.5/5... This felt like an acid trip across the entirety of human existence. Didn't enjoy the lead singers voice so much, but this was a genius album. Bravo

Great album.

I don't mind prog but this vocal style is always off putting for me. Cool song about your uncles car though

Listened twice through. Pretty good

That voice...

I was prepared to hate this, but it was much less dreadful than the previous entry by Rush that has come up for me. I actually quite liked a lot of it musically - I found myself air guitaring in the kitchen. But the lyrics and vocal style make it impossible for me to take it seriously. Way too reminiscent of Spinal Tap.

the prog rock masterpiece of my youth.

One of my personal favourite albums of all time. Side A of the album is one of the best Side As of all time.

One of the best albums ever made.

Classic.

Great musicians but not really into the lyrics or Geddy lee’s voice

Moving Penis. As in mine. As in from 6 to midnight.

Most of the songs on Moving Pictures just sounded average to me. Nothing was necessarily bad, but there wasn’t much that stood out or made me want to come back to it. “Tom Sawyer” and “YYZ” were the exceptions, and I could see myself playing those again. Outside of those two, the album didn’t really do much for me.

Not heard of his band before, as with all albums on the list assuming this is considered one of the greats but sadly I didn't hear it. I just found the album to be very average. Maybe for the time it was considered new and pushing boundaries, but sadly to my modern ears it all sounded a bit naff and cheesy. 4/10.

2 great ones in a row, some miles yesterday and today a prog rock masterpiece. This is no brainer, another easy 5 stars. Love every single track on this one

# Album Name: Moving Pictures # Artist: Rush # Rating: 3/5 # Comments: Tom Sawyer saved this from being a 2. Prog rock is not my thing. # Top Tunes: Tom Sawyer # Would I listen to it again? No

Bardzo miły poranek spędziłam w towarzystwie tej płyty. KC prog rock.

Pretty wonderful

First off, the top rated review for this album is my favourite on the site I love to complain about Rush and yet I always enjoy listening to them It's great music to do boring stuff to, which is damning with faint praise After a couple of replays I had to go and listen to Dream Theater to hear the same sounds but with some emotions in the songs

Dazzling musicianship for songs that occasionally offer thrilling and memorable moment, but always outstay their welcome.

“There is no fucking drummer better than Neil Peart!” - Chester Cheetah

god i love Rush

I own this one, but honestly not sure if I’ve listened all the way through. Not enough good things to say abt Tom Sawyer. Legendary song. Awesome guitar/voclas/drums. Amazing song to use as an intro. Another really nice intro to red barchetta. Awesome guitar again. Not as catchy but still a good song. Guitar solo is a little distorted. Sounds like it was recorded elsewhere and spliced in. The rest of the production is good. Don’t like the intro to YYZ as much as the others, but it may have the best guitar so far. And I like opening with the guitar solo. Now most of the way through the song and realizing it might be only guitar. Still cool. I like when they layer in the keyboard too. Back on track with limelight. Really good songwriting on this one. And of course good guitar and drums. Another awesome guitar solo. Another awesome intro to cameras eye, seems as if this is Rushs style. Really cool guitar on this one. The vocals are pretty good, songwriting isn’t too complicated. I like the switch up at 6 mins. Really nice guitar solo to close it out. Witch hunt is really cool again. Great production. This one is pretty catchy. Cool bass line too. Vital signs is interesting. Aside from the vocals it’s pretty different from the rest of the album. Good song, just a bit different. Awesome production again. Vocals work really well with beat. Good song, good closer. This album is an all time opener followed by 6 good songs. This is one that is easily listened to multiple times. Will last the test of time. Great album. 4.2/5 stars. One more all timer and it’s an easy 5, just not super high on limelight.

Classic. Not my favorite, but influential and enjoyable. 3+

I thought I would've disliked this more. Still not sure it's really for me, but it's definitely good.

Rush.. cool band, a little too wanky, little too theatrical for me, but I can't deny their chops. This is probably their most accessible record, and I can definitely access them, they just don't particularly move me one way or the other. Do I hate it when they pop up on an oldies station? No. Am I particularly begging to hear Tom Sawyer again? Not really.

My second Rush album within a week, which I don't mind actually. Also, this one I have on CD. The songs are getting a bit more radio-friendly and shorter than in the 70s. As the 80s had arrived, more synthesizers got weaved into the prog rock of Rush as their sound in the 80s evolved and they became less hard rock and more sympho. Moving Pictures is one of their best albums, if not the best, and has some great hits like the opening track "Tom Sawyer", the instrumental "YYZ", and "Limelight". 5/5

Love Limelight. Album sounds like prog for 5 year olds, which is a good thing, actually.

gave them another try but just as I previously felt, every song sounds the same and they an are overrated uninspired band that I never understood what people liked. A true one star band of all time. Doesn't mean they can't make money but not sure why

this is some lame-o shit on god

Ahead of its time. Memorable tracks especially in the first half. Not as much energy in the second half but still no fillers imo. 8.5/10

Some great prog rock I'd been meaning to get round to listening to for a while, but the vocals are absolutely atrocious. Luckily, I'm a drummer, and Tom Sawyer is an undeniable drumming classic, so I'll only take one star off for those vocals.

I really enjoyed this as it had a lot of variety and was prog rock like without being too far up its own arse (perhaps I should have used a word like accessible) No songs on here that feel like they go on for days meant I could enjoy the musicality without wondering if half the day had passed. This meant I had the chance to listen to it a couple of times straight through to get my initial View. I will play this again.

Whats Canadian for Absolute Codswallop?

Opening with their biggest hit, this record is front-loaded and the quality diminishes as the record goes on. "Tom Sawyer" is perhaps Rush's biggest hit and a rare prog song that feels suitable for rock radio. "YYZ" is one of my favourite instrumental tracks, as I find the energy infectious and it is very impressive how much they pack into a 4 minute track. The playing is incredible throughout as can be expected when you have three virtuosos of their respective instrument playing alongside each other. Neil Peart's drumming was particularly impressive and I am nowhere near as knowledgeable to talk about his technique in depth, but I do know that it sounds great to my ears. Geddy Lee's vocals are an acquired taste and some of the lyrics may cause a few eyerolls, but this is only a minor inconvenience when it comes to enjoying some Rush.

Friday, 4 September, 2026 Legends of progressive rock perform their most accessible masterpiece.

One of my favorite album after Hemisphere

Gros classique

Duh! 5 is not enough

Love, love, love!! They have a futuristic sound which is really cool. I will always enjoy listening to Tom Sawyer, limelight, and yyz. The rest of the songs weren't bad either.

For some reason it feels mind shifty to say that I like Rush, and I'm far from a superfan, but this was my kind of style. It was short, dynamic, fun, and shamelessly had fun moments. The vocalist's voice reminds me of "old school" music, but in a good way.

The more you crank it...

Such an iconic sound. The intro to Tom Sawyer (and the album) is something else. I never thought I'd knock an album for being slightly too short. They packed a lot of kinetic energy in 40 mins though. 4

I respect Rush more than I like Rush. The musicianship is terrific, but the music doesn't fully grab me. Some of it is Geddy's voice, but I just can't fully like the music. Listening to this on a good pair of headphones was a real treat!

Arbejde imens jeg hørte det, ikke noget som stak helt vildt ud. 🤷

Virkelig kedeligt

Jammins

Limelight 5/5

This is the greatest album ever made. 5* isn't enough. My favorite album No.1 album of all time.

I've been looking forward to this album popping up for some time. Easily one of my favorite albums of all time and one of the greatest in my opinion. Arguably the greatest bassist paired with the greatest drummer and most underrated guitarist. Every song displays their prowess and the songwriting itself is legendary

Yeah. I didn’t care for this. Very clever, I know. But Geddy Lee’s vocals irritate me

Eh bien, c'était plutôt sympathique, mais ça m'a semblé un brin léger pour du rock progressif. Je m'attendais à quelque chose de globalement plus osé, mais d'après ce que je lis, cet album est plus radio-friendly et plus accessible que ce qu'ils ont pu sortir auparavant. Du coup, je suis pas sûr que c'est l'album de Rush le plus intéressant ? Je sais pas vraiment, je connais mal le groupe.

One hell of a first album to roll. This album is groovy all the way through. I especially enjoy tracks like Tom Sawyer and limelight but the camera eye is a standout for me. Lead singer sounds like Pink Floyd on The Wall. Love this album.

Wish I could give 0 stars

I’d give this album a 6 just for Tom Sawyer - their hits are gigantic, mega iconic and the avg. ‘fillers’ are equally as average, but who cares Neil Peart was in my opinion a GOD and any chance to hear him is a gift - every time jaw to the floor in awe of him

This is the peak of 3 ridiculously talented musicians, but Neil Peart is just on another level. The first 5 songs are an incredible run. The production quality is pristine. This album captivated me when it first came out when I was 9 years old. Does not feel dated and the proof of their staying power across generations in my opinion is the fact that I still turn this up to max volume and it not only gets my heart racing but also my teenage sons. They love this band and this album in particular.

This one cuts deep, like a butchers knife. Sharp and precise. It goes quickly through flesh hitting the cutting board. Heavy in hand bit light in practice.

It's 1981 and the future has arrived. The future of what exactly is unclear but something has changed. Rush had been taming their more outlandish tendencies for a couple albums - no Cygnus X-1 or La Villa Strangiato to be found here. The one instrumental indulgence - YYZ - is held to just over 4 minutes and it almost humable. Turns out the Ayn Rand celebrants have some pop chops in their vast arsenal. A lot of notes are played and innumerable drums are hit but they also find some solid grooves amidst the many time signatures. Strangely this now takes you back to a simpler time and a future that seemed more hopeful. And we could use some more Tom Sawyers right about now...

Two Rush albums in a row! I was already a huge fan of both "Moving Pictures" and yesterday's "2112" but a purposeful listen to both back to back really emphasizes how far they came in the intervening five years. Peart's drumming gets a lot of attention on this one (rightfully so, he was probably the best rock drummer of all time) but all three members of the band are firing at all cylinders here. I can't be the only one with invented lyrics to "YYZ" can I? (Sung to the tune of the guitar part that starts at 1:11) "Some like it hot...some like it humid Some like it hot...some like it humid Some like it really really hot Some like it really really humid humid Some like it really really hot Some like it really really humid humid." Five stars.

this CAN’T be what prog rock is. nothing interesting about it at all.

I avoided Rush for many years after I read that they were fans of Ayn Rand. Having realised that wasn't accurate, I'm playing catch-up to some extent. I know, it's not quite metal, not quite traditional prog but I find myself quite liking it anyway.

I hadn't heard this album till recently but when it came up on the list I had heard it before and being a prog rock fan I loved it its an album I wish I had of heard before the playing is seamless absolute classic

Great album.

I really enjoyed this one. Specifically the instrumental track I thought was top notch.

αυτο εχει το Tom Sawyer, απο τα καλυτερα κομματια εβερ και πολυ δεμενη η μπαντα.

Can't tell if I like or hate Rush. Listening to the whole album did not help answer the question. I'll put Tom Sawyer on the playlist, but I'm not thrilled about it.

Rush sucks!

One of the realizations I'll be taking away from this challenge is that Rush is actually not the worst sound in this dimension (though Geddy Lee's voice is still in the running for that dishonor - and I will die on that hill). The lyrics are obnoxious, and their vocalization intolerable, but amazingly, I'm not going to fail this because I can recognize and appreciate the musicianship. See there. I'm growing as a person.

Not for me, but I like to think I’m a big enough person not to fail this this just because I can’t stand it.

The instrumentals are absolutley amazing, but the vocals aren't my thing. They kind of fade into the background as I focus in on that amazing rickenbacker bass tone

Okayy

I never understood why Geddy Lee's vocals put off so many listeners. He's far from a technically proficient singer, but his voice is pleasant enough. Speaking of technical proficiency, though, what a masterful showcase of instrumentation this is, especially when it comes to percussion. Hell, it's some of the best instrumentation you'll ever hear in your life. What's more impressive, however, is how gorgeously constructed it is, entirely free of aimless wankery present in some of my less preferred, yet equally gifted prog counterparts. I also have to compliment the wonderful addition of the synths. Their inclusion is the key to achieving the particular mood the band is going for, but they never impose themselves on the tracks. The result is an album with character and personality, one you won't forget so easily. Favourite track: Limelight

Ok cool I guess I like Rush now.

Don't need to say much here, 5/5.

A lot of criticism (to some extent fairly, in my opinion) has been levelled at Geddy Lee's voice, and their sometimes swollen track lengths. The instrumentation is left to pick up the pieces, and it does so well, but doesn't quite carry the album to higher than a 3.

Rush has managed to craft their own distinctive style, but unfortunately it's very boring. And why does he sing so high? My favorite track was "Witch Hunt".

I absolutely hate prog rock. Every Rush fan is annoying.

It's fairly good 80s rock music, and whilst 'The Camera Eye' is an absolute standout, the rest simply doesn't quite do enough to excite.

Moving Pictures значит? Ну после такого мне теперь обязан выпасть 'Pictures at an Exhibition', хыхыхы Это в общем-то, проговый альбом от проговых Rush но уже в те времена, когда проговики постепенно пытались перекатываться в поп (да, Genesis и Yes, смотрю на вас) пытаясь быть радиофрендли, и соответственно, для поклонников жанра становясь "уже не торт.." А вот торт ли оно,чичас я изложу. Не знаю, то ли это потому что вокал Гедди Ли мне всегда казался каким-то смешным, то ли мне просто Rush особо никогда не нравились, но здесь чувствуется вот это компромиссность и "формульность", что-ли. Я люблю когда прог-рок (да и не только) это про: "А давайте попробуем эту сумасшедшую, возможно нелепую но интересную хуйню? А давайте!!" И ребята делают, создают с ощущением задора и первооткрывателя. Здесь у меня ощущение: "А давайте сделаем прог-рок альбом, но шобу купили" И Я НЕ ПРОТИВ ТАКОГО ПОДХОДА, но просто я не попадаю в ЦА. Это конкурентоспособный, качественный рокешник. The Camera Eye - весьма интересная, монументальная вещица. А попадись мне в шаффле какой-нибудь Limelight - я даже не скипну, оно приятно и нормально звучит, но по-настоящему меня просто не трогает, как piece of art, как говорится. Посмотрим, каков будет 2112, когда он мне выпадет.

Sounds very Canadian.

YYZ is boss mode

Was okay older rock. Some songs good, but nothing memorable for me. Was one of my dad’s first albums which is fun.

Legendary album

Tom Sawyer - I heard this track first in a film (‘I Love You, Man’) a while ago and thought it was great fun! Great rock production here. Hints of Led Zeppelin influence I feel. That ancient folklore or at last distant past reference being recalled here. Red Barchetta - slightly more upbeat, almost poppy. This one has a bit more of a narrative to it. Like a family drama or something. Feels as if it’s an ode to a family member. Nice soloing. YYZ - dissonant riff here. Instrumental. Very cinematic opening. Not sure if I dig it but it’s certainly memorable! Very strong guitar work. Peart’s drum fills are really quite something. Limelight - a strong opening riff, almost reminiscent of AC/DC. I almost recognise this one. It feels very classic rock. The Camera Eye - the most prominent use of synths (premiered on Tom Sawyer). This also feels very cinematic. Possibly too long, at 11 mins. For my attention span anyway! Witch Hunt (Part III of Fear) - Folkloric, prophetic feel to it. Feels like a political song. The drums here again brilliantly convey the epic breadth of their sound. Vital Signs - I didn’t care for this one particularly musically but interesting lyrics. Fairly cryptic lyrics. Open to interpretation. Quite epic feel coming back again! Overall review: this is not the usual genre I go for, but there were times that I was gripped by the dexterity of the players and the production. Really coming along for the ride. I did feel as if there could almost be more variety in it and perhaps some shorter songs, but overall a positive introduction to the band for me. Perhaps an even slower tune could’ve perhaps helped, I’m not sure. They do have proper talent undoubtedly. It’s definitely of the era. Favourite songs: Red Barchetta, Limelight

Moving Pictures is easily Rush's best album, and probably among the best in prog rock.

Är det fel att älska rush och inte gilla geddy lees röst

I stopped listening after Jeff Jones left. All down hill from there.

Yeah this was okay background music, didn't thrill me but it was alright. Felt a bit dated and of its time.

We are back in Spinal Tap town, it's been a while. Once again, I'm just not that into prog like this. it's fun and camp and all that, but it just leaves me cold. I think if I'd got into it a bit younger when you're more up for BIG EMOTIONS then maybe, but not today sorry.

Super proge-rokk, mis on tekitanud palju auto-trummareid. Tom Sawyer, YYZ ja Limelight on mh legendaarsed lood. Siinne masterdamine on ka vägev, paljud üritavad seda bassitooni emuleerida. 4.1/5

Chef's Kiss!

"Red Barchetta" is one of my favorite songs of all time, hands down. I spent many days just fantasizing about the world this song evoked in my imagination. This song and the images it evoked got me into Sci-Fi and its adjacent fields (high fantasy, cyberpunk, steampunk, etc.) It's one of the greatest sci-fi songs to ever have been produced and is so damn good. The music sounds like a high-speed pursuit with a maniacal glee behind the steering wheel as our protagonist evades the automated machine-intelligence police. The rest of this album is fantastic as well. "Tom Sawyer" is an ode to the blue-collar worker. "YYZ" is one of the greatest songs to ever happen to Prog-Rock and is a masterclass example of one of the greatest Bass performances ever. "Limelight" has stood the test of time and has some of the most immaculate vibes to have ever been captured by a song and addresses a very real and very relevant issue of social isolation and anti-social behavior associated with wanting to be a social media star with the overconsumption of people's lives only seen online and on Television. "The Camera Eye" was one of the best surprises to turn the record and hear on Side B despite it being a hefty 10 minutes long. And "Vital Signs" is so uniquely weird and cool with all of its sound effects and time signatures. It's been said a hundred times, but the drummer Neil Peart is a generational wealth of drumming talent. His style is so clean and precise and carries half the songs across the finish line. Geddy Lee is so good at what he does, and his voice has that iconic (or infamous depending on your perspective) 1980s tenor that I think pairs perfectly with this genre of music. This is one of my favorite albums of all time so I'm rating it a 10/10.

Rush = big :(

This is my favorite Rush album. Sorry 'bout that. There are plenty of flaws in every Rush album, but I'm giving it a 5 anyway.

Amazing album. Front to back. Tom Sawyer is such an awesome opener.

fine

A good album. Songs were long but not repetitive. I've heard all but maybe the last two songs before. I do most of my listening in the car, though, and this would stress me out in traffic.

Tom freaking Sawyer

Tom Sawyer is great other tracks didn't strike me as much.

Slapa da bass man

Here for Tom Sawyer and Limelight, the rest of the album was a good listen.

If it had Fly By Night it would have all three Rush songs I find enjoyable and then some other songs that are, like, fine

Mixing the 80’s with prof seems like a mix that would work well but with this record it’s just ok. I do really like when the instruments get a chance to breath away from the vocals and lyrics because I feel those are the weakest part of the record. I think the main flaw of this album is being prog that had trouble keeping my attention to what they were doing as I recognize the genre to be something with so many shifts and turns it is practically demanding you to pay attention. Not bad at all but could be so much better. Fav tracks: Tom Sawyer, YYZ, and The camera eye

This isn't bad but Geddy Lee's voice is a barrier to me enjoying this band more. Neil Peart's drumming is outstanding.

buen dadrock me agradó, probablemente lo vuelva a escuchar

Rush is…fine. I like them enough but I also don’t quite get the hype. An enjoyable record. Not a must listen to, in my opinion

I really hope that this is the last Rush album because this drumming is actually good fair play Neil Peart but these lyrics and vocals are excruciating. They took everything that was fairly interesting in 2112 and turned it into 80s glam rock. Ugh.

Unquestionable talent and timeless hits. 3 of the best to ever play their respective instruments

Good drumming, not entirely my vibe though. Best song was Limelight!

Happy to listen to this for the ten thousandth time! And will try to be objective before I give it the 5 star rating I will obviously give it.

Holy fuck bro. It reminded me of my parents fighting. 5/5

Five stars. All day. Moving Pictures introduced me to Rush and I never looked back (except to listen to all the previous albums Rush put out). Arguably their best album (my personal favorite, edging out Permanent Waves and ahead of Signals). It did not hurt that I was taking honors English and suddenly every lyric made even more sense each month in those classes. Great with or without metaphorical context.

Nostalgic. Fine.

esse aqui é legal, bem animado, I love guitars

Har gått en dag och redan glömt det här albumet. Kan ha och göra med att jag försökte göra libabröd samtidigt, eller så var det helt enkelt för att det var riktigt tråkigt. Inget speciellt som sa någonting, inte heller dåligt. Så mycket 5/10 det kan bli

Nice, progressive psychedelic rock, 1, letzte, und limelight sind mir am meisten hängen geblieben. Texte scheinen auch cool zu sein, habe aber nicht sooo genau drauf geachtet. Stimme ist auch interessant! Gefällt mir! Wahrscheinlich Vorreiter von diesem Sound? Könnte vllt noch ein wenig eingängiger sein, aber vllt passt das auch nicht dazu

Déjà écouté avant. J'ai beaucoup de sympathie pour Rush, pour leur talent de musiciens et pour leur son heavy prog complètement assumé, quitte à parfois tomber dans tout ce que le prog peut avoir de complaisant et/ou d'un peu ridicule. Sur Moving Pictures, ils assaisonnent leur son caractéristique par des synthés tout ce qu'il y a de plus new wave (là aussi, sans avoir peur d'utiliser des sonorités qui, il faut bien le dire, n'ont pas toujours bien vieilli depuis). Le résultat est tout à fait plaisant, bien aidé par la voix de Geddy Lee, qui, l'âge avançant, semble bien mieux contrôler ses aigus, que l'ont pouvait généreusement qualifier de "clivants" sur les précédents albums du groupe. Un très bon album du genre, où l'on entend déjà les ferments de ce que deviendra le prog, chez Porcupine Tree ou même Dream Theater, dans les décennies qui suivront. Top : YYZ Flop : Vital Signs

No sé che, por momentos entré y por momentos salí. Bastante épico, eso me gustó. Quizás si lo escuchará más le daría un 4, porque es realmente bueno, pero tiene una cosa de metal ochentoso que no me encanta.

Rush’s "Moving Pictures" carries a massive reputation, but this listen proved disappointing. Despite its legendary status, the instrumentation feels formulaic and uninspired rather than ground-breaking. The structured progressive rock tracks lack the creative spark expected from such an acclaimed album. Additionally, the lead vocals quickly became annoying, making it difficult to connect with the music.

Didn't like them then, don't care much for their sound now.

Med låtar som Tom Sawyer och yyz kan det inte gå fel. Mycket stabilt album.

I would love this band, and I've been around since they first came out and have seen them live once, if it weren't for one thing. Their singer. I know it's probably me, but his voice has always been like fingers on a chalkboard when I hear it. It's too bad because the rest of the band and even Geddy Lee's bass playing is amazing

Yes ! My favorite by Rush!

i just feel like this list is so skewed to 80s rock and that simply can’t be the best music in human history. i would like a list made my literally anyone elseeee 😭

Wasn't a Rush fan as a kid but they've grown on me over the years. Great album.

The riff writhe around, and the guitar tone mixes with the synthesizer wonderfully. The man’s voice is very dorky, like the guy from Styx, and I always wanted to shove the guy from Styx into a locker

Knew of Rush, but this was a first time listen and it was quite enjoyable. A lot prog rock for me falls into the pitfall of trying too hard to be different and sounding a little corny tbh. Here though, I think the experimentation makes from some really cool songs. Vocals are for me the most underwhelming part of the album, however I don't think they're terrible just a bit lackluster compared to the crazy instrumentals Favorite tracks being Tom Sawyer and YYZ. Ladder being my favorite overall with some fucking heavenly guitar work.

Prog rock combined with hard rock/metal - two of my least favourite genres. And the singers voice is so grating.I'm in no rush to listen to Rush again. 1.5 stars but rounding up to 2.

It’s a good thing Geddy Lee is talented because he looks like a guy that would review video games on YouTube in 2009.

Revisiting high school Billy’s prog phase is nostalgic and cringe. The drums are amazing and the guitar and bass playing is good. Love all in all the song structures. But man the lyrics are kinda bleh. “His mind is not for rent/ to any god or government” Me having just read the Fountainhead at 15 thought I could base a whole life philosophy off of this stuff. Loses a star for lack of subtlety

The mix and production are sound, but it doesn’t move me. The guy singing kinda reminds me of that Greta Van Fleet kid. Yuck.

Full of talent but absent of feeling and meaning. Prog, it would seem, is my new nemesis. Most annoying singer ever?

Ugh prog rock

It's amazing how this 1001 albums project has improved my feelings on almost every genre of music except for prog rock. I am on my knees, begging the generator to generate me no more prog rock. I cannot take another meandering guitar album of abstruse lyrics yowled into a mic.

3/5 https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/rush/moving-pictures/ Not really my thing. Very boomer rock. Some progginess here and there, some hard rocky stuff here and there. Overall however just quite middle of the road. Never bad, never more than just enjoyable.

Already familiar with the big hits ("Tom Sawyer," "YYZ," "Limelight,") listening to the full-length of this album was a treat. Never dull, always interesting and thoughtful. What more can I say?

Okay, I can't be too impartial here, I've heard all these songs too many times. I'd never in a million years describe myself as someone who likes prog rock, but I like what is on here and that makes sense because everyone calls this their most accessible album. The first side of this album is far, far stronger for me than the second side and in fact that's what I added to my music library: "Tom Sawyer," "Red Barchetta," "YYZ," and "Limelight." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

i never know what to expect from prog. especially because i'm not actually very familiar with rush. but this kills back to back and im especially a fan of the camera eye for being great through all 11 or so mins. very much enjoyed this which i didnt actually think i'd be saying

Ready to be done with Rush. I REALLY appreciate Neil Peart. But Geddy Lee bugs me the more I listen to him. It’s like a balancing equation. The more I come to love Peart the more I despise Lee. It makes listening to Rush super hard. I can’t just get into it. Unless they’re on an instrumental roll. And this is speaking to Lee as a vocalist. I actually can’t say anything about him as a bass player. Except I fully believe he deserves all the respect he has gotten. He’s so, so distracting as a vocalist that I end up focusing on how much I dislike that. This is the best Rush album I know, and honestly, it usually ends up disappointing me. 3 Boolean: True - I mean Neil Peart deserves a listen, regardless

It’s like a high school special version of iron maiden but set in the early 80s. It’s fun

Anfangs eher meh aber dann doch ganz nice. So ne solide 3,5

Not a 5 but 2 of 7 songs were outstanding.

Reasonable, but not particularly memorable. Decent in places.

This was ok, nothing special, wou;dn't revisit.

En av mina absoluta favoritskivor! Otroligt mycket 5a

Ultra vif på Neil Peart, gode gud vad det svänger på den här plattan. Det börjar alltid rinna när jag hör Limelight. Vilken låt. Jag tillhör också den delen av populationen som tycker Geddy Lee sjunger ballt så det blir automatisk femma.

Lite för nördigt för att nå hela vägen upp.

Toto keby neexistovalo...

Great album.

4.5 really. So good. So fun.

These guys can play. Not a big fan of the voice but I really appreciate the ability to play. As Krieger said in Archer, "first of all it is YYZED, and second of all no I can't get it. It is impossible. No Neil Pert stands alone." 7.75/10 Top song... Tom Sawyer

I've been converted! Repeat Play: 8/7/2026

One of my favorite Rush albums from start to finish. Everyone knows the hit singles "Tom Sawyer" and "Limelight" which are still great even if classic rock radio has played them too many times over the years. There's so many layers to discover on this one when you focus on any given aspect at a time. From the complexity of the drumming, the warm beauty of the synth work, the rumbling bass it all envelopes you with a musical embrace. These 3 musicians were absolutely born to play together. You'll leave this one wanting to hear it again right after you finish it.

5 for the drums alone.

I didn’t like it at all

Really amazing album, I'm not sure if it's Rush's pinnacle or not, but it's up there with the best of their work. Let's call it 4.5 rounded up to 5 - I still don't love The Camera Eye even after all these years. It's the only thing that really bogs down on this album

Rush put the Rock in Prog Rock, which makes them simultaneously too prog and not enough prog, depending if you're asking someone who likes rock or prog.

Ik dacht dat Rush ingewikkeldere muziek maakte. Misschien is dit album hun minst ingewikkelde, of ik zit er gewoon weer eens goed naast. Of ik begin slimmer te worden, al acht ik die kans klein. Als ik de Wiki vrij mag interpreteren beviel het ze ook wel dat ze eindelijk wat geld verdienden met hun muziek, dus wellicht dat dat ook heeft meegespeeld. Dit is prima te luisteren prog-achtige (hard)rock. De drums van legendarische drummer Neil Peart (die ik alleen maar ken omdat het lokaal waar ik vroeger drumles had vol hing met posters van hem) klinken lekker. Maargoed, ik ben misschien gewoon opgelucht dat ik een jaren '80 album mag luisteren waar de drums niet mishandeld zijn met gated reverb. Weet je wat: Ik geef ze gewoon lekker hun veren. 5 sterren en als je dit geen 5 sterren geeft ben je gewoon niet slim genoeg om het te snappen! Zo.

Not too bad! Already knew Tom Sawyer and YYZ and used to listen to Rush a little when I was younger. Not sure if prog rock is appealing for me these days; we'll see EDIT: Actually a four. Neil Peart, man.

I love progressive rock, unfortunately this is not the only good Rush album (2112).

Proge rokkia. Raskasta ja syntikat mukana. Hyvää musaa mutta pitää olla raivokas meininki.

Not as good as I remember

Decent prog rock, but nothing mind blowing Fave track: Limelight

Got a few to get through, so it’s time to be ruthless. Or so I thought, because this one demanded a full listen. 3.5/5

Another fun throwback, but it won’t be on repeat

Cool album! Great instrumentation here. Was familiar with Tom Sawyer of course, Vital Signs is new to me and quite good. I liked it!

at times led zeppelin-esque

Prog rock. That's it

скучнямба не в моем вкусе

nothingburger

It’s not a terrible album, but a 3 would suggest I enjoyed it a little, and I didn’t. YYZ was kind of interesting but the rest fell a bit flat for me. Again another example of a band that took the world by storm etc etc but just really not my bag. And the kind of vocals that makes me cringe every time I hear them.

The Good: This isn’t music, this is a movie! The Bad: The best way to enjoy this movie is with your eyes closed… The Ugly: Getty Lee’s voice… though it works here Second Rush album for me, second time I am pleasantly surprised. I do have to say that one of the best reviews of any albums that I have read is the one by the chap who wrote a history of Prog Rock, that was all happy, till the ‘80s showed up… I would give that rating a thumbs up if it weren’t for the 1* Anyway, yes, this album needs to be on the list. Good for you Mr Dimery. Starting song hits you like nothing else, probably with one of the best drum solos that is out there… but then the rest of the album kicks in and it’s one joy after another. Yes, 5*...

This is very up my alley, I’ve listened to the majority of the songs separately but never at a full album and it did not disappoint!

Bra! Bättre än jag trodde till och med. Tom Sawyer är förstås klockren men så även Red Barchetta och Limelight. Jag gillade även The Camera Eye. Flera bra låtar från ett och samma album, då blir det bra totalt sett också. Bra röst och trummorna är grymma förstås!

Well I’ll begrudgingly give this a little bump because if Rush has anything impressive to listen to, it’s on this album. That is to say Tom Sawyer is on this album. Rush are the epitome of a hard rock band that is decidedly NOT metal. They’re too dorky for that. They have no teeth and not much worth singing about.

Rush is such a mixed bag for me. I classify Rush as “prog for everybody,” and sometimes it seems like they try too hard to be “prog.” Moving Pictures is a decent album by a talented band.

I love Rush’s 80s era

Very shocked I enjoyed this for the most part.

3.5

Not the biggest Rush guy, but they have a few records I love including this one. This feels taken from outer space, like aliens making prog. The guitars are bursting with energy and make the songs super lively. Every riff hits, the guitar work is truly amazing. Tom Sawyer is the big highlight, one of the best prog songs of all time, but really all the songs are great.

10/10, amei

Just can’t seem to get into this band

Tom Sawyer was the only song I liked.

Quite dense and intense music. There’s a lot going on here. 4

didn’t love it. the rhythm was enjoyable but the singing really annoyed me.

Listened to at work, was a nice listen and the final song vital signs was great

#202/1001 🇨🇦 Beavis: "the guitar sounds pretty cool" Butthead: "yeah, if you're a wuss! Uh huhuhuh huhuh huhuh" Best tracks: Red Barchetta.

4.5 but rounding up as I saw this album live on Sunday

Net geen 4

Beetje vermoeiende mannen muziek. Vond deze taaier dan het vorige Rush album.

Doesn't do it for me. The songs are mostly silly and then there's the vocals...

(4/7) good energy

Three outstanding musicians in their prime. 5 stars or A.

Better than a lot of 70s rock but still not my thing

I've heard this band's name mentioned my whole life, but I'd never met an enthusiastic fan. I did know Tom Sawyer from the Deadsy cover, but I always kind of assumed they'd put their own spin on something that was more straightforward rock & roll. So why did nobody ever tell me that Rush is made of awesome? Tom Sawyer kicks the album off with impressive playing and singing -- but I think my eyes popped when the synths came in. It's like the final piece of the puzzle that makes everything work together. Actually, each member of the band is more than pulling their weight. The drums, guitar, and bass... all stand out at different times. The instrumental, YYZ is a particularly great showcase for their talents. I particularly enjoyed how they never seem to go for the obvious riffs. It keeps the entire thing engaging -- and it's short enough I just wanted to start it over again as soon as it ended. I would have too, but "Signals" started playing right afterwards and I think I might be enjoying that one even more. At any rate, I'm surprised I've made it so long without hearing a Rush album. I might have unlocked a new obsession. I'll be sure not to keep it a secret...

Jorp has bad opinions and stinks like stinky

Got PTSD from playing YYZ in rock band

The 80s seemed cool

I am starting to appreciate Rush more. That was an unintentional pun. The singers voice takes some getting used to, but musically it is one of the best bands out there. It is clear why the drummer is revered by his peers.

Pretty dang ok. I liked rush a lot more when I was in junior high. But now it's all good. I did meet Geddy Lee at a wedding once and he was a very nice guy.

Very fun high energy jammy rock

I had another Rush album not long ago and I don't rate it highly. It wasn't what I was expecting. This album is more like it, more of the music I was hoping for. It's not great to me, but still good.

Was solid, kinda only suits wrestling movies with a group of brothers that almost all die. Not a huge vibe to just listen to on your off day, voice kinda gay but tom sawyer is good

Ok, so that is quite bland and repetitive. It sounds quite dated too, and for prog rock I would have expected innovative things, but I wasnt interested. I can listen to it though.

estuvo bueno, rock normal de la época

I understand not liking Rush, but I do.

I still remember the firsts time young me heard this I was blown away. Such a great album.

Suena bien, me gusta la voz. Ya había escuchado alguna vez Tom Sawyer y no sabía que pertenecía a este grupo, jamás se me ocurrió investigarlos un poco. No esperaba que el album fuera bueno sinceramente. Sobre Tom Sawyer, me gusta eso que hacen con la guitarra en descenso, está genial. The Camera Eye es un 9/10 junto con Red Barchetta. Me gusta bastante como suenan. Lo volvería a escuchar con gusto :)

Very 80s sounding which can be unique and refreshing but can easily get repetitive. I feel like many moments on this album capture the unique sound perfectly while others just become overwhelming with synth sounds. No matter how complex a song is or thinks it is, it has to be interesting for complexity to really work. Overall pretty strong and consistent, though I don’t know how much I’ll revisit it. I don’t get the limelight hype, it’s a standard 80s song, higher quality than others but nothing spectacular.

I like prog rock, but I don't really like Rush. There are maybe 10 total Rush songs I like, and the rest I don't really care for. (My complaint about Rush is mostly Geddy Lee's vocals.) I've got this album in my library because it's one of their albums that has a few of those "Rush songs I like" on it. If this album were only "Tom Sawyer," "YYZ," and "Limelight," I'd rate it a 5/5. Alas it has those other tracks which just don't do it for me, so this score is an attempt at representing that disconnect.

I’s like fine & has some hits/familiar tracks on it but I’m not blown away

Good album, particularly the first 1/3.

A little progressive for me. I understand the appeal. I could really enjoy this record but I’d have to be in a mood and today I wasn’t. Logan should revisit. (With some weed)

Bien.

За один только Vital Sings можно поставить 5. Но пока 4. Пока.

“Tom Sawyer,” is one of only two songs (The Tragically Hip’s, “Grace, Too,” being the other) which I can remember exactly where I was and what was happening the first time I heard it. I’ve known people who don’t care for Rush’s music but admit they admire their technical skills. There have been few bass players like Geddy, and even fewer drummers like Peart. Lifeson is above average on guitar, and when you mix all that with interesting lyrics (occasional Ayn Rand inspirations aside, moreso on other albums) and the layers of puns in the cover art you’ve got nerd rock at its finest!

Always want to like this band more than I do. A couple of great songs here that help the rating. 3.5

Exceptional, almost mathematical, studio work. Everything from the synths to the drums sounds perfect. Probably the best rock drums I've ever heard from and objective viewpoint.

Half of the album is greatest hits caliber songs. Other half is strong as well.

There were some good songs, and it’s better than ZZ Top. But I still don’t like this angular 80s rock.

PROG pop rock is the best way to describe this album, very accessible with great tunes, such a banger of an album

3 outta 5

Music was excellent. But by god that voice is something. 3.8/5

[3/5] complicated prog rock. can see the appeal. outstanding instrumentals and lyrics but the strained voice just doesn’t agree with me. 3.5. track notes: 1. scooby doo space invaders. interesting drums 2. everything goes so well together 3. speeding through duty free to buy a big toblerone 4. trapped in the gentle whimsy of prog rock 5. ufo x infomercial x getting things done in the yard x big city life 6. perpetually relevant lyrics 7. strong start, like a strobe to the brain.

a little bit of this a little bit of that ahh

One of the greatest Side 1s of all time.

While not being my favourite album in Rush's discography, they remain one of Prog greats and it displays very good highlights with very impressive drumming and synth work throughout. It is very dynamic and this makes it be a cool listen that is much more accessible that some of the rest of their discography. As there are some glaring omissions in Prog Rock, I might swap it for a different album in my own list. 8/10 [SWAP?]

Moving Pictures by Rush was an attempt to take hard rock and add it to prog rock and make an album. Well it didn’t seem to work. All my life I have heard that Rush was this incredible band and I hear this and I’m underwhelmed. Sure Tom Sawyer is here and Limelight are good but the rest isn’t that good. I also hated their attempt at reggae. It just didn’t work. I was bored listening to this album.

2.5/5 First songs forgettable Long ass one is awesome and the rest is cool but wouldn't really Realisten to it

Partially known. I expected to here this but going out mostly just sort of cheesy and over done.

Tom Sawyer and YYZ are so good but their sound is so annoying. Chorus pedals on everything including the drums? And what about the voice of Geddy Lee? How did it get so high? I wonder if he speaks like an ordinary guy.

cant say im a fan.

If I hadn’t heard YYZ before I’d probably give this a five just by that alone

An album with not only one of the great bass tracks ever, also one of the great drum tracks as well. The Gods Of Prog rock...this isn't even their final form!! Also when you listen to this: go ahead and pick the 40th anniversary expanded edition- you'll thank me.

This album is technically good, I am not questioning that. But I did not enjoy it at all.

Sooooo this fucking rules lol, so.much going on in a great way

This is more my kind of music. Great classic Rush album!

When I think about Rush, these are the songs I think of. Great album.

Highlights: Tom Sawyer, YYZ, Limelight, Vital Signs Considering that this is a prog rock album, it doesn't surprise me that it has a 10 minute song, but unfortunately that's one of the ones I didn't like. Same goes for the second longest song on the album at 6 mins. Add another shorter one into the mix and we are already over 50% of me not liking the album. Longer tracks are generally really hit or miss for me as they have to be dynamic and change enough throughout their run to keep the listener engaged (which these were not). The shorter tracks were enjoyable, so I can't say the album is bad as a whole.

Highlights: Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, YYZ, Limelight, Witch Hunt, Vital Signs Decent listen. I liked the synths and the guitars, but the vocals were sometimes a bit too much. Honestly, I would love an instrumental version. I guess I just expected a less "epic" vocal with these instrumentals because most other vocals from that period are more grounded. It was a toss-up between a 3 and a 4, but I don't really see myself revisiting it anytime soon, so it settles on a 3.

rock de este ochentero con organillo y voces agudas, un meh como una casa

Just a phenomenal rock album that feels like both a product of its time while also feeling way ahead of it's time. Tom Sawyer is obviously a classic but XYZ was a standout for me.

Well I though I wouldn't not enjoy this album. But I did! I enjoyed it so much I give it: 4/5

Phenomenal album. Loved every song and was rocking out. Predictably perhaps, but Tom Sawyer was my favourite but it like trying to pick which child is your favourite. 5 stars. MORE RUSH PLEASE