Can These 10 Rush Songs Win Over Any Skeptic

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Welcome to FIND YOUR RUSH, a "game show" that helps Rush skepitcs (and all-out haters) finally discover the magic of Canada's greatest rock band. This video is a mix of science and subjectivity, taking all the votes I got from Rush fans from my last video ("6 Ways to Turn Rush Haters Into Fans") by listing the 10 first Rush songs to play them. It's not a list of Rush's "best" songs. Or even my personal favorites. Just ten that helps show the breadth of the prog rock band's wide discography. Featuring: 1:07 #1 "Spirit of Radio" 2:13 #2 "Tom Sawyer" 4:04 #3 "Time Stand Still" 6:45 #4 "Subdivisions" 9:25 #5 "Xanadu" 12:54 #6 "Closer to the Heart" 13:38 $7 "Afterimage" 16:48 Alex LIfeson Hairstyle Olympics 16:57 #8 "Roll the Bones" 19:18 #9 "New World Man" 20:11 An Apology 20:59 #10 "Camera Eye" Did this convert you? Why or why not? I'd love to hear. Thanks to the Price is Right, particularly for its Range Game. Incidentally, the results from Rush fans of first song to play skeptics, as tallied after 10 days of the previous video, are as follows: #1 Spirit of Radio #2 Tom Sawyer #3 Time Stand Still #4 Subdivisions #5 2112 #6 Limelight #7 La Villa Strangiato #8 YYZ #9 Closer to the Heart #10 Red Barchetta #11 Working Man #12 The Garden #13 Freewill #14 The Trees #15 Xanadu #16 Bravado #17 Fly By Night #18 New World Man #19 Dreamline #20 Natural Science Robert's Record Corner plays vinyl records and talks about them. Here whenever it is possible. ---------------------------------------------------------------- FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material whose use has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Robert's Record Corner (RRC) uses this material for critical, educational and commentary purposes only -- all with the goal of promoting music knowledge and appreciation. RRC believes that this constitutes a “fair use” of the copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, which provides allowance for "fair use" for purposes such as news reporting, criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. #Rush #Canadianmusic #progrock #GeddyLee #NeilPeart #AlexLifeson #TomSawyer #KublaKhan #DepecheMode #1980smusic #MTV