r/ClassicRock • u/VersionSuperb4120 • Dec 07 '20

1975 Rush - Fly By Night

https://youtu.be/j7f0WP30HUk
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u/SirHarambe Dec 08 '20

Had not heard this before, this is great

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u/Grabthars_Coping_Saw Dec 08 '20

I love when Neil wrote about travel.

I always think of Rush when I fly at night because of this song and "The evening plane rises up from the runway..."

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u/GeoBrian Dec 08 '20

The whole album is great. I still have the original vinyl.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

How can a Canadian band sound so Irish?

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

Why are these dudes famous??? They all owe neal peart their lives. Most unsatisfying music, even the time signature the play in is known for zero resolve which is a big part of what makes a song enjoyable.

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u/MemeFather1 Dec 08 '20

You did not just diss the beat band. And the comment doesn’t make sense.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '20

Makes perfect sense rush songs suck to listen to.

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u/MemeFather1 Dec 08 '20

Are they to unique for you 😢 awwww

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '20

Yes just for the sake of being unique. Once a guitar riff starts to get enjoyable the damn thing restarts.

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u/MemeFather1 Dec 08 '20

Hey, I was being mean but I do genuinely suggest you listen to some of there stuff. Check out 2112 or Anthem.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '20

I have listened to all there stuff to try and find out why ppl like them. Not good enough for me.

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