
Exit the warrior, today's Tom Sawyer
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The very first Rush I bought was the vinyl lp of Moving Pictures the year of its release in 1981. This is one of the band's most successful releases, and has the FM radio standard "Tom Sawyer" leading off the 7 tracks contained on this cd. The most commercially successful Rush cd up to that point, the front half (first 4 tracks) of this stunning release still gets solid airplay on classic rock stations all around the world! The back half of the cd is where I believe the real gems are. An 11 minute version of the song "The Camera Eye" is followed by one of my favorite Rush songs of all time "Witch Hunt", telling the tale of man's ability to grasp the dark side, Geddy implores us to listen and ponder as he sings the lyrics "For those who who what's best for us, must rise and save us from ourselves!". The final track is the multi-time changing, reggae guitar influenced, fast paced "Vital Signs". All-in-all, this is a must for a Rush fan, and if your just finding out about the Canadian trio who has passed their 35th anniversary together then this release is a great place to begin your journey collecting Rush.
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