Reviews (page 5 of 15)
I was so excited to see that I finally got this album. I love Rush, but I somehow haven't sat down and listened to this album before. It was great. I know some people are bothered by it, but I love Geddy Lee's voice. I adore prog rock, so I'm excited to see what other prog albums are on this list. I'm sad that there isn't more Rush on this list than just the two albums, but I understand why. My favourite songs are YYZ and Limelight.
I liked i because it was really something different from what I'm used to listen.
yeah man yeah rush is basically all of the most talented people you know all put into a room, but they don't really mesh together. i love moving pictures, and i love the band rush, but oftentimes it just feels like they're waiting for one prodigy to be done so they can have their turn to solo. lee, peart and lifeson are all so talented, but they're less of a cohesive unit and more of a bunch of dudes. somehow, they still managed to make an incredible album with one of the most iconic songs of all time. tom sawyer's 7/8 time signature is iconic, and it will stand the test of time. also, none of the lyrics make sense. doesn't matter. fucking banger
So so, I'm not too into the genre, but it was pretty good.
Not my favorite or nor do I think it's the best Rush album but it was the first Rush album I ever heard. I was probably about 10 years old, sitting in my best Friends room when I the needle drop and I heard the first note of Tom Sawyer, I was a fan a fan for life after that. Therefore this album get's a 5 star from me, though it's probably a 4.5. I hope 2112 and perhaps my favorite Rush album Farewell to Kings makes the list but Moving Pictures seems to be the choice made by non die-hard Rush fans.
Love this record! Neil Peart’s virtuosity on drums is astounding, and I’m a fan of his lyrics as well. Lee’s vocals are some of my favorite on this record especially Limelight along with Lifeson’s guitar.
Amazing album. Great guitar, bass, and drums.
Love this album, another find from my 2022 dive into Prog. This has the perfect balance of short punchy radio hits in Tom Sawyer and Limelight, and longer more intricate tracks. The musicianship is great throughout, fantastic drumming from Neil Pert in particular (goes without saying really). I think I first discovered Rush from watching Freaks and Geeks actually, so this brought up some nice memories of Justin Segal's drumming scenes.
5 baybee
I Love You Man
My favorite Rush album. So many great songs. Neil Peart is ridiculous. So many awesome rhythms on this album. One of my favorite of all time.
10/10
Great record. I loved it.
Very unique sound and some bangers on this album
Excellent!
This one was killer!
Nothing to say here. Masterpiece.
RIP NEIL
Out of all the progressive rock giants of the 70s, Rush had perhaps the smoothest and most creatively fruitful transition to the 80s. They may have a slightly more polished sound on Moving Pictures, but they still retain their musical proficiency and intricate lyrics exploring themes like alienation and technology.
A previous favourite of mine - an absolute classic of the prog genre. Recommend Limelight in particular to anyone
One the classic Rush albums. 7 superb tracks.
One of the best albums ever
Here we go galaxy here we go! 👏👏 Slappa da bass, man
The holy triumvirate can do no wrong
One of my favourite bands of all time, with one of the best Rock records of the 80s. Side A is the perfect album side in my opinion.
Rush is undoubtedly one of the greatest progressive rock bands of all time and this might be their best album. The musicianship on this album is insane. While Neil Peart is known as one of the greatest drummers of all time, Alex Lifeson’s idiosyncratic guitar lines and Geddy Lee’s piercing voice and acrobatic bass lines complete the package. Rush carved out a very distinct sound and this album proclaims that from the opening of Tom Sawyer to the very end.
I’m a simple man I hear prog-rock, I give five stars
One of the tightest prog albums out there. It isn't my favorite from them, but the catchy shorter songs and excellence on Neil Peart means this wouldn't be anything but a 5.
Absolute classic.
Great album. Love the musicianship of Rush. And what about the voice of Geddy Lee? How did it get so high? I wonder if he speaks like an ordinary guy? 4.5/5
Love me some Rush. This album has a few classics on it with Tom Sawyer and Limelight. YYZ and the other primarily instrumental tracks are great, and really benefit from playing at a high volume through headphones. I only wish this album was longer!
Vuelve a pasarme que, después de escuchar un disco de Rush, lamento no haberlos empezado a escuchar antes. Conocía Tom Swayer (de hecho de la época del CRTV del ITAM) pero no había explorado más y qué entretenido disco es. Más allá del virtuosismo para ejecutar, este disco no se pone aburrido nunca. De hecho escuché la versión del 40 aniversario, que luego se sigue con un concierto completo, y también lo disfruté mucho.
One of the greatest albums ever. The tracks flow well together and are fantastic at creating swells of energy. This album is one that I'd recommend to anyone at all interested in Prog music. Yes > Rush but this project is second only to Close to the Edge.
this is awesome
Who doesn’t love RUSH?!
Perfect
One of the best albums on this list. The canadian masters have spoken in a high pitched voice and we, mere mortals, listened with great enthousiasm.
I'm a prog fan, so...easily a 5 stars. Awesome vocals, arrangements, musicians at their best.
Very important album for me. I discovered it when I was a young teenager and it marked me for life. I still remember the first time I heard Tom Sawyer... That's when I really became aware of the instrument that is the synthesizer. I was also stunned, inevitably, by the creative and insanely skilled Neil Peart. I was equally fascinated by Alex Lifeson's badass guitar and Geddy Lee's unique vocals and versatility. This record opened my mind to music and was an invitation to discover rock in the broadest sense. Damn, let's say it, I love these guys from the bottom of my heart.
A top 100 album
top 100 album GOAT 9.9/10
Loved it, quintessential.
"Witch Hunt", "YYZ" and "The Camera Eye" are probably my faves. This album just never gets old for me.
Canada Rocks. Great Album
Un classique. Probablement l’album le plus accessible avec Permanent Waves. J’ai personnellement un grand attachement à cet album ayant joué YYZ en secondaire 3 et Limelight en secondaire 5. La voix de Geddy Lee n’est pas toujours trop aiguë et les basses sont superbes. On rentre tranquillement dans les années 80 avec cet album, mais pas trop.
Love this album.
Rush’s prog rock masterpiece
Gold
Perhaps they started as a Led Zeppelin kind of band, but from 1976-1987 Rush released 9 classic albums in a row with their own unique sound (every single album from 2112 to Hold Your Fire). Moving Pictures is a superclassic: one of these albums where it is difficult to pick out the best songs.. well thought-out lyrics, guitars, bass, synths, vocals...everything ties perfectly well together.
One of the best rock albums of the 80s, genius!
If there are only two Rush albums on this list, Moving Pictures should be one of those albums. I have listened to every Rush album released within 10 years on either side of Moving Pictures, and I have listened to Moving Pictures many times. I found Moving Pictures for the first time more than 5 years after it was released, but it was already a classic. Moving Pictures is Rush's bridge between Prog Rock and the pop side of Rock and Roll. "YYZ" (why-why-ZED) is there so you don't forget that Rush has heavy metal heritage as well. "Tom Sawyer" is one of the best opening album tracks of ALL TIME. Throughout the album, all three members of the band give you so much to listen to. Yes, there are only three people in the band. The first half of this album is some of the best music Rush has ever made. The second half isn't as strong, but it's still worth listening too. The album is an easy repeat. "Tom Sawyer", "YYZ", and "Limelight" are some of my all-time favorite tracks from Rush, but I have regularly come back to "Red Barchetta" and "The Camera Eye" for a re-listen. "Witch Hunt" is the weakest track on the album, but it's still a good track and at worst a minor imperfection in the total quality of the album.
Loved this album!! Saved!
Absolutely classic!
I had a Rush phase early on in high school and this was the prime album of it, although I did listen to most of their older albums at some point. I love this album, but I was perplexed when they started emulated The Police. I love the fact that my grunge band blew away a Rush cover band at a charity gig. Everyone wanted that grrrrrrUHNGe sound at that point.
IYKYK
My college roomate of three years had YYZ set as his alarm in the morning. It’s really a shame since it’s a great song, but I can’t stand it anymore.
Awesome as the first time I listened to it
I sure do love this stuff. A fine expression of what music can be. And certainly a singular experience live.
I don't think I had ever listened to this entire album, just tracks here and there. I wasn't aware that "Tom Sawyer" was the *opening track* to this masterpiece. An absolutely amazing rock album, through and through.
Great
4.5 - Fought myself for a while on this one. Big fan of Rush and have heard this CD before, so trying to weigh against my existing biases. The Camera Eye s the only one that lags behind the bar, but it's 1/4th of the album! It's still a good song, but Rush sets a high bar. In the end, there's too much good stuff on here.
So many good songs on this album. It may be Rush's best, certainly their most accessible. I mean what can you say about this music? It's a perfectly executed album by one of the most talented bands of that era. The band is absolutely at their best here. The arrangements are tight and the musicianship is ridiculously good. This is smart music that also rocks, which is a pretty rare thing. Fave Songs (All songs, in order from most to least favorite): Vital Signs, Limelight, Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, YYZ, Witch Hunt, The Camera Eye
Wonderful album
Such a fantastic and easy album to listen to with two huge hits in "Tom Sawyer" and "Limelight". 9/10.
Amazing - one of my top albums of all time. Top 10 album for me!
Easily one of my top 5 favorite albums of all time. It's tied for my favorite album by my favorite band. Rush is a band where all three members understood the assignment pretty much 100% of the time. I could go on about this album longer than anybody probably cares to listen. I love it so much.
Mi è piaciuto. Ma credo di averlo già sentito in passato.
👌
Classic. Maybe their most perfect album after 2112.
Awesome. Cool prog rock originals, great walking music or just music to put on when you want a good vibe.
A long time favorite. Canada's greatest rock band. Favorite song: YYZ
Brilliant! Fuck yes! Starting my day with Tom Sawyer is exactly what I needed. Rush is awesome, this album is awesome, it is undoubtedly a 5 star record. The musicianship on display here is mind-blowing. Neil Peart rules!!
One of my favourite albums ever so a bit biased here. A really great album to listen to while driving, though Red Barchetta might come with some speeding tickets. Every song is great, though can understand why some might find the vocals or synths a bit annoying as its not for everyone. The guitar solos and riffing is excellent, the bass parts are so beautifully complex, and the drumming stands out so much. An air guitar, bass and drum staple. The lyrics are awesome and meaningful too. Limelight might be my favourite song ever. Rush are practically ignored in Australia as you would never here them at house parties growing up, find their cds in music shops, or hear their songs on rock music stations who cherish their contempories and other hair metal and pub rock bands. Maybe they were not as commercial, or just too nerdy. Either way, I wish this was more exposed here as they would've been very important to me as a misfit in high school.
Ахуенно, хочу такого побольше
Canadian prog rock
Dit is één van mijn go-to albums als ik in een prog of 80's vibe zit. Tom Sawyer en limelight zijn masterpieces en dit album is gewoon zo goed. Vocals zijn in mijn ogen uniek en instrumentaal klopt dit album gewoon volledig.
Love it!
*****
All killer, no filler. A prog classic. So much to enjoy.
Classic coming of age album for me!
Progrock is altijd wel wat speciaal. Deze kon ik wel erg goed smaken vanwege de iets 'hardere' sound. Leuke verrassing
Best album ever. Rush at the pinnacle of their creativity
Loved this album, peaked Rush.
Very easy 5. All 3 of these guys are masters of their craft. Neil Peart is one of the greatest drummers of all time, AND Geddy is one of the very greatest bassists of all time. All the instruments are endlessly interesting to listen to. I really like the songwriting on the album. I think the synthesizers mix quite well with their brand of rock. Geddy's voice is quite interesting; there are songs where I love it, and moments where it kinda irks me lol. YYZ is one of the most badass instrumental tracks I've ever heard. I like Witch Hunt and Limelight a lot. Many of the prog bands I adore from the 70s diminished in the 80s; there are a select few that didn't just fade away, but their popularity even increased in the new decade: most notably Genesis and Rush (and perhaps Yes to a smaller extent). My very favorite Rush albums are from the 70s, but this is an 80s staple.
Excellent prog rock.
Badass
One of the best Rush albums! love every track
Never a fan as a teen, so I'd never heard the entire album. Oddly enough, my favourite song is the lengthy Camera Eye. The album is a solid rocker - didn't need to add, as it's already part of my music collection.
Cool
THE BEST !!!!
Best album ever
Finally got to hear this
tom sawyer ftw. rock band sent me.
Nice complexity and great sound!
ROCKBAND. Rush wasn't one of the old rock groups my dad raised me on (Journey, Ozzy, Cheap Trick, etc.), but I knew Tom Sawyer and YYZ from Rockband and love those songs. Honestly the rest of the album was really good as well, imo it was really clear that this album (and Rush in general) definitely influenced rock and other genres of music, really interesting to hear such an iconic album for the first time and hear things (guitar tones, musical sequences and patterns, etc.) that I've 100% heard in other, more recent music.
Tom Sawyer is a great first song. XYZ is a good jam. Limelight is glorious. Witch hunt is a social commentary still relevant today. Good album: 6.72 out of 10
Obviously a 5 star album
Excellent
Vraiment trop bon, le meilleur album de rush avec 2112 5*
Classic. Every song is in the perfect interstice of Rush's prog and pop.
Didn't think I liked Rush that much!
Yeah. I know this one. Red Barchetta is the okayest track, and that’s saying it all.
Really good! Was only familiar with Tom Sawyer, but that was excellent.
Just a great album. Not particularly prog, lots of tight, accessible rock songs.
A banger of an album. RIP Neal Peart.
Absolute classic full of Rush hits. Sure, the lyrics are pretty ridiculous, and Geddy's vocal style are odd, but that's what makes Rush, Rush. Front to back classic good Rush. 5/5
Potente. A pesar de no ser fan del rock progresivo me pareció una genialidad.
I mean..it’s Rush..cmon now
Masterpiece? What more needs to be said. Whole thing is killer, including the 2nd half, which contains the less familiar tracks camera eye and witch hunt. Listening to moving pictures has really improved the shitty day I’m having
Legendary
CLASSIC! Five stars all the way.
Classic album. Tom Sawyer still invokes air drumming. RIP Neil Peart
Absolute classic. No bad songs on this album.
A masterpiece. Prog rock finally delivers an album that pure rock fans can "get on board" with. Their musicianship is undeniable - probably the tightest three piece unit outside of jazz. The lyrics are evocative and deep. Tom Sawyer is the perfect lead-off, gently drawing in a more traditional listener with the rock side of things before the album fully reveals its "prog- ness". Limelight perfectly captures the conundrum of what it means to be a rock star, capping it with the vow to never give up their passion for their craft to placate the masses. YYZ is one of the best rock instrumentals ever, showcasing each of the band members individually, but also exemplifying the aforementioned synchronicity. A couple of the songs might be hard listens for someone not as on board with the prog sound - The Camera Eye and Witch Hunt is a tough back-to-back - but I was surprised that the 10 min of Camera Eye was over before it felt long to me. This album definitely has a spot in my rotation, though some of the individual songs might throw off a shuffle of more general music.
Worth a listen. Popular for a reason
Quintessential Rush album. I am pretty sure every Rush song I own is from this album.
A classic
Rush is awesome
Prog rock masterpiece
Its great its everything its toasted its wonderful
really good album.
Gotta love me some prog rock
Rush. Moving Pictures. Tom Sawyer, Living in the Limelight, AND YYZ. That's it. That's the tweet.
A rush masterpiece.
Amazing record, easily 10 years ahead of its time.
🤘🏻
One of the greatest
never knew tom sawyer was by rush
Excellent Album. Very good sound, good rock.
An absolute classic for sure!
Bass solos
My favorite Rush album
Stone classic.
sim
Best one yet. A treat.
Great album one of my favourites, some good songs and some great songs. Limelight could not be more relevant today than the day it was written.
Amazing
I imagine this will be a polarizing album for people. On one hand- the technical skill of the instrumentation on this top notch. It really is a masterclass in technique. On the other hand- I know progressive rock is not everyone's cup of tea, and there are many songs that are long and complex that may turn people off. I personally fall in the middle, but closer to the side of enjoying the craftsmanship shown on the album. I know a lot of people will rank this a 5, and that may be correct. For me personally, I think 4 to 4.5 is a safer middle ground.
I consider rush to be the perfect example of progressive rock. Featuring complex song structures, complicated basslines and long thematic songs. All achieved by just three supremely talented members. And they have served as a big influence on so many rock and metal bands from the 80s onwards. They most likely inspired les claypool to pick up the bass and end up becoming one of my favourite bass guitarists. The album itself I really enjoyed. it is just the right length s where I don't feel like I am waiting for it to end. The progressive and complex structures of many of the songs certainly stop the whole album from being tedious to listen to.
I keep getting served up prog and I keep going 'oh no, not more prog' and then having to wind my neck in because it turns out I really really like a lot of prog albums. I did find this one a little over-theatrical and generally over the top. The synths and Van-Halen-esque guitar solos make it feel very 80s and borderline cheesy, but I won't pretend I didn't thoroughly enjoy it. I can't work out if it's a valid criticism that I found a lot of the melodies followed exactly the direction I expected them to. Not that they were necessarily predictable so much as they were a little 'cookie-cutter'. Maybe I'm trying too hard to find a reason to dock a star from what might on another day have been a fiver, but sometimes you just go with your gut. This seems like an album I like a lot but just didn't quite feel all the feels for some reason.
Fint album - bra musikk!
Between Permanent Waves and this album, Rush entered the 80s - a decade marked by an extinction event in the world of prog rock - in top form. Canadian rock's greatest stalwarts had fully embraced synths and drum pads at the dawn of the new decade, and by the time Moving Pictures rolled around, they had been seamlessly integrated into their signature technical-but-self-effacing compositions. Moving Pictures essentially continued the tradition of Rush albums moving forward, though, in some ways, it was also a departure. "The Camera Eye" is the last time a Rush song ever stretched past 10 minutes, and there are some outright standard hard rock songs included here in the hit singles "Tom Sawyer" and "Limelight." Of course, there's more than meets the eye to these songs (on the lyrical side of things anyway;) the former sings of rebellion and the search for individualism, while the latter discusses the trappings of fame and the obsession with documenting public figures. Drummer/lyricist Neil Peart had largely abandoned the Randian philosophy that had marked his earlier writings by this point in Rush's career as well, which explains why these songs feel so universal. Geddy Lee's voice is often a point of contention in a listener's enjoyment of Rush, but I find this is the best he ever sounded in Rush's prime years. The grating, no-nuts style of the 70s has been largely replaced by a matured but still piercing tenor as the singer entered his 30s (he was also a heavy smoker at this time, which also contributed a fair bit to his voice lowering in this period.) Lee sound as though he's finally come into his own here, and the conviction translates incredibly well across virtually all his performances, the only exception being the misjudged reggae of "Vital Signs." The album's A-side is indisputably among the band's best, going from hit singles to sing-along instrumentals without hitting and bumps along the way. The B-side is dragged down by its decidedly weak closer, but the previous 2 songs more than make up for it. If there's a single Rush album to listen to, it's this one: you'll be hard-pressed to find the hard edge of their hard rock roots, the complexity of their peak prog years, and the synth wall of their 80s work coexisting as well as they do anywhere else in their discography. Key Tracks: Tom Sawyer, YYZ, Limelight, The Camera Eye
Loved it right until the penultimate tune. Overall, great
Every component of Rush as a band is top tier, love it
3.5 -- they are pretty great. Catchy. Did all start to blend a bit, but I enjoyed it.
fantastic album. everything you'd expect from a prog album, but done well enough to avoid the stereotypical prog grievances virtuosic but not self-fellating, elaborately structured but not pretentious. just really well performed and put together favourite songs: the camera eye, yyz, witch hunt least favourite song: none
Kult
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?
Rush is amazing
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
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.
Classic
great album by rush
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.
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
First rush album listen and I get what Paul Rudd was talking about in I love you, man. Banger album
This is the album that has the hits.
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
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
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
Great drums and bass. The vocals are still a little odd for me but the playing is amazing.
Great album.
Listened twice through. Pretty good
Pretty wonderful
“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.
Love Limelight. Album sounds like prog for 5 year olds, which is a good thing, actually.
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.
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.
Gros classique
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.
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
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.
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
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 really enjoyed this one. Specifically the instrumental track I thought was top notch.
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.
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.
Moving Pictures is easily Rush's best album, and probably among the best in prog rock.
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
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
Slapa da bass man
Here for Tom Sawyer and Limelight, the rest of the album was a good listen.
buen dadrock me agradó, probablemente lo vuelva a escuchar
Unquestionable talent and timeless hits. 3 of the best to ever play their respective instruments
esse aqui é legal, bem animado, I love guitars
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
Med låtar som Tom Sawyer och yyz kan det inte gå fel. Mycket stabilt album.
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
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
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
Not a 5 but 2 of 7 songs were outstanding.
Lite för nördigt för att nå hela vägen upp.
Great album.
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
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.
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.
Proge rokkia. Raskasta ja syntikat mukana. Hyvää musaa mutta pitää olla raivokas meininki.
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
Cool album! Great instrumentation here. Was familiar with Tom Sawyer of course, Vital Signs is new to me and quite good. I liked it!
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!
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.
Quite dense and intense music. There’s a lot going on here. 4
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.
Very fun high energy jammy rock
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
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)
За один только Vital Sings можно поставить 5. Но пока 4. Пока.
Always want to like this band more than I do. A couple of great songs here that help the rating. 3.5
Half of the album is greatest hits caliber songs. Other half is strong as well.
Music was excellent. But by god that voice is something. 3.8/5
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 is more my kind of music. Great classic Rush album!
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
À réécouter je pense.
With every album, prog moves closer to the heart.
Cool visuals. Nice progressions.
Me encanta que en medio de todo el virtuosismo y la perfección sonora cabe el sentimiento. No es un un skip pero las buenas (casi todas) son excelentes.
Moving Pictures by Rush was a really pleasant surprise for me. Progressive rock is not normally my thing at all, but this album is short, sharp and gets straight to the point. There’s no unnecessary indulgence here, just great songs and brilliant musicianship. I ended up giving it two or three listens throughout the day to really form an opinion, and I enjoyed it more with each play. It’s an easy rock album to put on and enjoy, with catchy songs, fantastic guitar work and enough complexity to keep things interesting without disappearing too far into prog excess. What struck me most was how modern it sounds for an album released in the early 80s. There’s an energy and precision to the playing that feels way ahead of its time, and you can hear the influence this album has had on countless bands that followed. This is exactly the sort of progressive rock I can get behind — ambitious and technically brilliant, but still focused on writing great songs. Favourite tracks: “YYZ” and “Limelight” are both superb tracks Least favourite tracks: Every song on the album was worth listening to, and even on the second and third playthroughs I never felt the urge to skip anything Album artwork: Cool album cover
Very fine prog with little amount of pop
It's 3.75
The baseline on Limelight is worth the stars on its own. But that Morse code thing? I just wish I had someone to tell.
Un banger cet album, il fait comprendre pourquoi les gens aiment rush
Exactement ce pourquoi j’ai commencé cette liste, parce que par exemple je n’avais jamais osé écouter Rush. Quelle erreur. Playlist pick : Tom Sawyer
Rush. I felt I had to speak now. They are so polarizing for so many reasons- most particular the testicle- crunched voice of Geddy Lee. Let’s set that aside. Musically, at least capabilty, come on. They’re 3 absolutely peerless musicians. They’re incredible. The Professor. Lurch. Geddy. Some of the most acrobatic- but still accessible- hard rock bands ever. Lyrically, sometimes brilliant. Sometimes evocative. Sometimes very very deeply connective. Others… a bit weird. Occasionally trite. Although I enjoy Rush, I don’t particularly like them. Although I think the three men that are Rush are stellar writers, people, musicians, activists and altogether great men I just can’t have an emotional connection to the music. I feel 13 when I hear them. Every time. And that’s both good and bad. They’re incredible but bland. So inspiring musically and so uninspiring emotionally for me. And now the vocals. They’re incredible cat scratch, balls in the stomach, helium and cocaine and gravel gargled mediocrity. But they really don’t bother me. I can get past them. Every time. It’s the Rush-ness that I can’t connect with. I have found deep emotional connection to other bands with trite lyrics, other bands with acrobatic music, other bands with slightly annoying vocals. It’s always a the same barometer for me: do I ever proactively put Rush on? Nope. Never (except when I was a teenager amd even then rarely). Do I rock the fuck out to Sawyer, YYZ, Radio, Freewill, Strangiato??? Fuck yeah I do. Do I ever grunt and turn them off, no I do not. So this album is pretty great. Impactful. Drove musicians and rock music leaps forward. Inspired drummers and guitarists and bassists from many incredible bands to pick up their instruments- and for all of that it’s great. Is Tom Sawyer stellar? Limelight? Camera? Barchetta? Yep. So 7/10 I suppose, with a round up this time. And as soon as I finalize this review I’ll turn the rest of the live album off and move on to something else and forget all about them.
I’ll always think of Rush as my one history teacher’s favorite band. He had good taste in music. Tom Sawyer and Limelight are fantastic songs. The rest of the album is pretttyyy goood but not mind blowing. Vital signs is close though. It’s a seriously great album.
This album was awesome. Great hits, and the non hits shredded.
I have not listened to Rush intentionally for nearly 30 years at this point. Their music doesn't really resonate with me anymore but I can still appreciate it. This record is where they turned the corner from prog to rock, though side 2 retains a healthy dose of their prog DNA. Side 1 is impeccable, 4 excellent songs that are very much “mainstream rock” without compromising or “selling out”, whatever that means exactly. I can't imagine anyone complaining that Tom Sawyer or Limelight are overt attempts at hits. It's still Rush, at its core and in its heart. YYZ and Red Barchetta are great album tracks. Side 2 doesn't resonate with me at all, and I struggled to finish the record. But the first four tunes elevate this one enough to overlook that
me gustó! muy ochentero pero en ciertos aspectos incluyen ciertos riffs o incluso en el inicio de varias canciones que me dan vibras como de aliens, mis favoritas “witch hunt” y “vital signs”
I looked back at this album fondly in my memory, and while there are some incredible songs on here god DAMN if it isn’t front loaded. Tom Sawyer, YYZ, and Limelight are in my opinion some of the best classic rock songs ever, but the other songs on this album are not doing a ton for me. They aren’t bad, but they all kind of mesh together in my head. Luckily the average here is still very high but it’s no where near the close to perfect album I thought it was
This album contains Limelight and Tom Sawyer, which are songs that everybody knows and loves. The drumming is excellent. Overall, I’m not a huge Rush fan.
Rush often gets pigeonholed into progressive rock. That’s not a good thing. Moving Pictures showed us a new approach from Rush that was more accessible to the uninitiated (specifically Tom Sawyer and Limelight), and that was good. The band are as talented as any of the legendary rock bands and have been more or less consistent with making legendary music. This holds up to the rest of their catalog and may be their masterpiece ( although I would choose 2112 ). 4.25 stars
I'm a sucker for rock - even some prog rock. From Tom Sawyer to Red Barchetta, YYZ, Limelight (!!!), and into the first half The Camera Eye... Wow. Just wow. The album started to lose its luster for me at that point - still excellent, but a bit repetitive, a bit less dynamic... Still, I thoroughly enjoyed this, will give it another listen, and likely will increase my score down the line. That first half of the album was simply transcendent. 4.5/5
Heard the tracks on side A a million times, think I’ve only heard the tracks on side B live when they did the run-back tour of this album and I just wanted to see them live. It’s this sort of great hybrid of prog craftsmanship and skill with more pop-leaning melody-making and all those synths and all that which you’d expect and enjoy if you’re on board with Geddy Lee’s voice. Lyrics can be a bit “who knows what’s going on” when you catch them, but you can still catch the vibe enough from the music, which is always the real spirit of Rush to me.
I've never loved Rush, but this album is better than a 3. Barely. Maybe it's my familiarity with the "hits" that brings it up a notch . . . but it would just feel a bit wrong to go 3.
4/5 - Hard to separate my nostalgia for side A from my opinion on a fresh listen. I truly understand why I liked this when I was 16, but how do you listen to the cheese of Tom Sawyer today and not still love it while also recognizing it's pretty dreadful? Red Barchetta, YYZ, and Limelight are all so good. Even so, I have to give this a 4, but I can't tell you why, other than it's just not a 3 or a 5.
Liked it, not usually that into prog rock.
This was a super fun album! Even if you haven't listened to Rush before, there's at least a few songs you'll enjoy here.
Sounds like guitars talking but in a good way! Having a full on conversation with each other and stuff. Like I saw one movie a lifetime ago where the MC played this album to hit a high score in a particular game and I totally get it now...the flow state you can get into while listening to this and doing an activity is insane!
I piesa - momentat sunteul nu i atat de original, nimic nu m a dat pe spate, dar ritmul e bun versurile catchy, vocalele peste baraj. II piesa - nah, sincer cam interesant, imbina country cu rock ul, aud power chords, dar vocalele sunt foarte country like. Imi placr melodia care persista in spate. III piesa - wtf s a schimbat vibe complet. E un instrumental care mi da idei de libertate si razvratire din iarecare motiv. Chitara si bateria sunt insane. Chorus u e insane. F bun chitaristu, pinch harmonics rup rau. IV piesa - extrem de buna, iubesc versurile, se leaga de felul oamenilor si relatiile superficiale, instrumenatlul on point, chiar e forate bun albumul V piesa - vibe uri de prog rock momentan VI piesa - interesant intro. Foarre bune versurile, exprima ideea de opinia majoritatii si cum tinde spre ura si excludere. VII piesa - din nou complet diferita, versurile iarasi interesante pe subiectul necunoscutului si experientelor noi.
Meget cool og accessible progressive hard rock album! Har hørt det igennem nogle gange et år eller to tilbage. Tror b-siden kræver et par gennemlytninger mere. A-siden står lidt skarpere og er mere mainstreamvenlig. Albummet er meget godt mixet og har super punchy trommer og catchy riffs
It's a good album made by great musicians.
Really good album.
This album was basically a battle between me and the guitar, and the guitar won. I went in thinking, “Okay, cool 80s vibes,” and ended up really appreciating the musicianship, especially the riffs and solos. There were moments where I literally stopped what I was doing just to listen to the guitar. Witch Hunt was my favorite track, and Red Barchetta was a pleasant surprise. That said, not every song grabbed me. Some parts felt a little boring, and while I can absolutely understand why Moving Pictures is considered a classic, I didn’t connect with it enough to start saving tracks or replaying the album regularly. This is one of those records where I respect it more than I love it. Great musicianship, great production, and some genuinely impressive moments, but not something I’d personally reach for often. 4/5 stars.
Cool and accessible hard rock album with prog tendancies for the most part hidden.
Üllatavalt intelligentne proge rock
Very good album. Second Rush album in this project. Previous one (2112) was also very good (between 4 and 5 stars). I'm not a huge fan of the voice, but I really love the instrumentals. Overall, I enjoyed most songs, especially, "YYZ", "The Camera Eye", or "Red Barchetta". This may be 5 stars if not for the last two songs (which, in any case, are still pretty good) and the vocals.
Rush is maybe kind of lame in the prog rock way, but they’re still fun. I like this *shrugs*
Remarkable. A legendary opening (& to paraphrase Drumeo, birthplace of a million air drummers) followed by the brilliant & underplayed Red Barchetta & YYZ, plus lyrics on issues like fame & intolerance as relevant today. Only regret, it feels like an album with an A & a B side.
it's a classic for a reason.
Très sympathique, l'album m'a fait découvrir un genre plus expérimentale de hard rock.
Rush is super polarizing but this is one of the more accessible,albums, which isn't saying much. Tom Sawyer and Limelight (and less so YYZ) are probably the only songs many people know of Rush, I didn't realize they were on the same album. I enjoyed it for sure and would listen again.
Hell yeah brother. Dolby Atmos mix of this is phenomenal Tom Sawyer total classic, YYZ for some reason I know really well in particular, and is the reason I know the Morse code for Y and Z off the top of my head. Honestly had never heard the rest aside from maybe limelight once?
I’d never listened all the way through. Strong album.
A classic.
Better than 2112, liked this, felt like video game music at parts and you could hear the precursors to 90s pop rock
Highlights: Tom Sawyer, Limelight, The Camara Eye and YYZ. 4.1
Det är något som irriterar mig lite med Rush men det här är ju faktiskt väldigt hög kvalle
Även om hela imagen kanske känns lite väl pampig ibland så lyckas det allt som oftast ändå låta riktigt härligt.
Tom Sawyer är en banger och resten också rätt coolt!
Not into the timbre of Geddy Lee's voice. Never have been. The musicianship is, of course, outstanding however.
6.4.26 General Thoughts: Really funky and interesting. Some pretty incredible compositions, and a rather interesting performance from the lead singer. Beautiful riffs. Can tell why this is a prog classic. Favorite Song: Red Barchetta Rating: 4.5/5
Trying to figure out EXACTLY why but i liked this IMMENSELY more than 2112. Maybe it’s just a little more shine on the production? Maybe it’s the fact there were multiple tentpole songs i already knew, but i’m not sure. This one really worked for me.
I liked this.
I like Rush not so much this album but I would listen to it
Fun. I never got into Rush, but I heard them plenty on the radio. They haven’t outstayed their welcome. Good songs, complicated music, enjoyable but not annoying.
A few years back I went through a bit of a Rush phase, and my favorites were Fly By Night and Farewell to Kings. This one I thought was fine but not great. But many, I really liked this one. Much better than I remembered.
Pretty cool and good.
Pretty good!
Favorite Track: YYZ
Сара 3,5 Марко 4,5
Loved it. Has to be my favourite album cover.