Thanks! So are you. :)

i'm a simple man, i see Bobby Hill i press follow.

:D

Genesis to Revelation and Invisible Touch were some high school favorites for whatever reason, I much prefer Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, and Trick of the Tail now. What's your opinion on Heathen? A largely underrated Bowie album imo.

Mellon Collie: Vinyl or CD tracklist?

Fuck yeah rush

There are only so many good albums per genre anyway. As long as you can say why you like what you like and why you don't like what you don't, you are not a pleb.

Not sure my last.fm clearly displays this, but Milliontown is very probably my favorite album ever. So sad to hear Frost* has fallen into hiatus AGAIN.

Son, I got cool shit the length and breadth of my list!

saw rush in 77 and 78 at hammersmith........78 was the one recorded for R30 i think.......77 was the 76 tour and happened in 77 because of the time of that tour took reach england ::).seen and stilll seeing a lot of bands.neil pearts drum solo was amazing in 77 and still left an impression on me after all these years.

I'm an old git that never grew up i suppose........V i don't care for autographs either......i was only winding anarchybrony up as i thought he could take it.....didn't realise he'd go into meltdown......he's one of those people who can't see past his own world......shame really coz i got no ill will towards him........seen a lot of bands and rubbed shoulders with some of them........saw rush on there an early tour of the u'k.hammersmith odeon.......there's arecording of it released but it's not the complete show as 2112 was missing i believe

Ah, yes...Devin Townsend. Had a big phase with him, though I usually go more for bands like Carnival in Coal and Waltari when I want weird as hell metal these days.

I'm in the minority that doesn't actually care for autographs; Meeting them, however, would be awesome. I got to meet Geddy Lee when I was about 5, one of the few childhood memories I have that make me happy. I notice you listen to a lot of older bands, love any modern bands outside of Steven Wilson acts?

I really, REALLY wanted to see them last time they came around here, but my dad waited too long on tickets. Started at $65, by the time he was able to afford that they were $120. However, I will see them live someday, hopefully with a string section like the Clockwork Angels live DVD!

Thank you, I try to keep my collection as high quality as possible! Geddy Lee is inspiring as hell, and Neil Peart is equally impressive live.

Hello my last.fm neighbour. Rush, Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson in first three. Thumbs up! :)

Though hardly a comparison, give me Anathema over Opeth anyday !

That's odd. I hope I'll be able to 'look past' harsh vocals in the future. ;)

:O One of the only differences I can tell right off the bat is that I'm not a fan of David Bowie. Other than that, holy shit practically identical.

Great stuff ^_^

And put my hard-earned money in Sharon's pocket? No thanks ;-)