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Hope they get inducted and Bruce goes with Dennis Stratton. Dennis does a big speech about how honored he is and everyone claps and then Bruce goes on stage and yells IF YOU THOUGHT THE ROCK FUCKING HALL IS FUCKING COOL TAKE A FUCKING LOOK AT US YOU MOTHERFUCKERS YOU LAME FUCKS, throws a chair...

The new mix sounds really good, lots of clarity between instruments, very spacious across the ears. I’m not as big on the ‘creative’ decisions though, I think I prefer the big synth riff not panned all the way on the right (sorry Alex) and I prefer the more homogenous layering of the chorus in...

Wish you the best, man. Sounds fuckin rough. :(

“Limelight” and “Marathon” almost made the cut.

Rush Test for Echo (1996) 1. Test for Echo - Here we go… A lush intro chorus sets the stage before the song gains a pair of legs and begins a bit of a sprint. We modulate between heavier, more action-focused sections and slower, cautious ones. The guitar layers sound really good on headphones...

Tough to do, but I think that this is a pretty decent Top 10: 10. Megadeth, "Tornado of Souls" (Marty Friedman) - The most iconic metal guitar solo and a teenage fave of mine. 9. Iron Maiden, "Alexander the Great" (Dave Murray) - Two gorgeous melodic solos back to back, and a rare case where...

Tried to do a top 5; turned into a top 6: 6. Jukka Nevalainen - Not a flashy drummer at all, but I love how well every drum part he played fit so perfectly into the Nightwish sound. Super underrated as your straightforward drummer playing towards the overall song; I miss him a lot. 5. Danny...

Dawg why are you ten years late to every party

5. Randy Rhoads 4. Michael Denner & Hank Shermann 3. Dave Murray 2. Buckethead 1. Adrian Smith

2025: Ethel Cain, Perverts 2024: Charlie XCX, Brat 2023: 2022: Ethel Cain, Preacher's Daughter 2021: 2020: Taylor Swift, Folklore 2019: Marko Hietala, Mustan sydämen rovio 2018: Ghost, Prequelle (depending on how you classify it) 2017: 2016: 2015: 2014: Buckethead, Pike 43 2013: 2012...

All you read and wear or see and hear on TV or online is a product begging for your fat ass dirty dollars, votes, and rage.

This article is cobbled together by other sources that aren’t cited so IDK how much I trust it. I’m pretty sure the quote about In Rock comes straight from his autobiography. When he made a list of his desert island discs some years back he included The Chemical Wedding as the album he was...

I won’t be surprised if these two songs specifically go up in my ratings TBH. I was not expecting “Hemispheres” to be the track that would get stuck in my head on repeat days and weeks since I reviewed the album, but it has. I can feel it building to a 10. I don’t think that “Mission” will rise...

Rush Counterparts (1993) 1. Animate - Roll the Bones almost felt like a return to form for Rush sonically. From the moment "Animate" begins it's clear that they've tossed all that aside to try something remarkably different. This is a true rock-oriented approach. It's like they've taken the...

Rush Roll the Bones (1991) 1. Dreamline - A tantalizing beat and a glimmering guitar line are brought to us by the rolling sea. Geddy's vocals are shifting just ahead of the music, keeping you on your toes before the verse takes a dive into the blue with a louder, rocking hook. I love the...

I won’t lie to you and say that I like it nearly as much as the stretch between Fly by Night and Power Windows. Even after Moving Pictures I thought it was a little shaky that they were leaving the epics behind them and now that they’re doing 10+ songs on each album it definitely feels like...

Rush Presto (1989) 1. Show Don't Tell - Rush's 13th album begins with a really cool bouncy, proggy meld of guitar, bass, and drums. It's almost like a rejection of the previous more mainstream approach that Hold Your Fire was hellbent on. With that said, the rest of this song is pretty...

13 “The Trooper" +1 9 “Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter" +2 4 “Holy Smoke" 4 The X Factor +3 0 "Man on the Edge" 0 The Essential Iron Maiden I can't lie. None of these covers actually speak to me. The X Factor comes closest, but it all depends on the lighting of the image. "Trooper" is...

Rush A Show of Hands (1989) Wasn't big on this on first listen, but a second go made me properly appreciate it as a live record. Good compilation of the band's post-Moving Pictures work (plus "Closer to the Heart"). "The Big Money" is a godtier concert opener, the energy is just off the charts...

I like that Kalata sums up the interviews so I don’t have to click on fluff pieces. Theoretically he could put it in spoilers for those who do wanna click on them I guess.