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Date  Helpful Rating 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  Rush rulesPosted: 4/6/2007A review of Moving Pictures by Striker_swp_ RUSH rules Enough Said Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful The Perfect AlbumPosted: 9/29/2006A review of Moving Pictures by Anonymous I cant write anything that hasnt been written before. This album is as close to perfection as any in the history of Rock Music. Getty and the boys are on top of their game here and if feels Oh So Good. The music, the lyrics, the feeling of this album are all incredible. It is an absolutely Moving Album. One minor note while everyone knows that Neal Peart and Getty Lee are the two of the best drummers and bassists (respectively), however, this album features a flawless Alex Lifeson. AL is an underrated guitarist (and my personal favorite of all time). Just listen to the first 30 seconds of Red Barchetta for a sample of his technique. Simply one of the best. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful Moving PicturesPosted: 6/8/2006A review of Moving Pictures by Zigzagman01 This is what I consider the last of the classic Rush albums, and argueably their best.
The cd that followed, Signals, went for a more new wave, synthesiser sound. And Rush really never recovered.
If you are looking for a first Rush cd, you cant go wrong here. Every song on here is a classic topped off by the immortal Tom Sawyer. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  Rock AnthemsPosted: 10/14/2005A review of Moving Pictures by CoyPepito In the early 1980's this one album divided hard core rush fans with pop music dweebs. Most rolled with these Canadian Rockers, like the hundreds of fans around me at Wings Stadium in Kalamazoo.
Now considered a celebrated collection of rock anthems, Moving Pictures tracks are wildly apreciated in staduims around the globe. YYZ, Tom Sawyer and Limelight are some of the most easily recognizable RUSH songs to even the casual listener.
Moving Pictures moves the stake further out in front. If Susan Luci isn't a rush fan, I don't know who is. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful Moving picturesPosted: 7/5/2005A review of Moving Pictures by ColonialTodd this is by far the single greatest rush record ever recorded. with the power of tom sawyer to start off everything, smoothly gliding through the classics such as "limelight" and the classic instrumental, "YYZ". this is the kind of album that you could listen to over and over again untill you die Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful Moving PicturesPosted: 3/3/2005A review of Moving Pictures by UALPHLCS1 Rush is a band for musicians by real musicians. Rythyms and methodies are complex and deep and the lyrics are just as smart. All of Rush's work is good, but this is Rush at it's very best. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful timelessPosted: 1/5/2005A review of Moving Pictures by radiohead1022 I used to tell everyone about this CD---now, Who cares? The fact that I think that this is the best music ever recorded, dont change the fact that black is black. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful Moving PicturesPosted: 10/15/2004A review of Moving Pictures by steelbender525 Nerdy 60's(yes,60's!) Ontario High School Garage Band Fuses A Myrid Of Politics,Passion,Progressive Intellectuality;Peart.....Sage & Percussionist;Lee....."The Ugliest Man In Rock & Roll" ....Concedes nothing with his vocals & Bass Lines:Lifeson..... Ear Candy for Musicians Universally & Technically Diverse Guitar Phrasing That is Timeless; No wonder the Trio won the ORDER Of CANADA. ..Must-Have Album!! Was this review helpful? Sign In 2 out of 2 users found this helpful Rush' bestPosted: 5/30/2003A review of Moving Pictures by Snothammer This is by far the best Rush cd ever. The whole thing is absolutely amazing! Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 2 users found this helpful THE BESTPosted: 2/18/2003A review of Moving Pictures by ym_raven SO COOOOOOOL Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful RUSH- Moving PicturesPosted: 12/28/2002A review of Moving Pictures by ChrisLightbrin This album is considered by most to be Rush's best work to date. The album cover is amazing. First, you have moving men MOVING the pictures. Then you have spectators crying because the pictures are so MOVING. And on the back there is a camera crew filming a MOVING picture of the whole scene. This play on words was obviously the brain child of drummer and lyricist, Neil Peart. This album was the home of one of Rush's best known songs, Tom Sawyer. A must buy for any Rush collection. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1-11 of 11 Per Page |
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