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What are some of your favorite songs from their progressive years?

I absolutely LOVE "Of A Lifetime." It's such a haunting, melodic, beautiful song. I can't get enough of it.

Other Favorites:

For You
To Play Some Music
Topaz
Kohoutek
Spaceman
Look Into The Future
Cookie Duster
Nickel and Dime

NealSchonFan53 wrote:What are some of your favorite songs from their progressive years?

Of A Lifetime, On A Saturday Night, Look Into The Future, I'm Gonna Leave You (The one that sounds like Kansas "Carry On Way Ward Son"), Space Man, People, Nickel And Dime

Very underated and unappreciated jazz-rock-progressive music. They had to change in order to be commercially sucessful but I'd like to hear more songs like the first three albums. I can't wait until they remaster these.

spaceman is the best!!! of a lifetime,,

My favorite is the instrumental "Topaz".

I'd love to see the early stuff remastered, but I'm not holding my breath.

yea that would be nice. even the box set tracks weren't remasters.

Look Into The Future is my favorite song.

It's right around the corner, just around the corner, ooh-nooo nooo nooo no no no no...


Love Gregg's voice on that with Neal doing the harmonics(not sure that's the right term)

Kohoutek
Of A Lifetime
I'm Gonna Leave You
Karma
She Makes Me (Feel Alright)
To Play Some Music
You're On Your Own

On A Saturday Night live with Perry adding his own vocals

What was the Pre-Perry song that Jon was singing on the last tour that had the real sexual lyrics? That was funny.

NealIsGod wrote:What was the Pre-Perry song that Jon was singing on the last tour that had the real sexual lyrics? That was funny.

yea jon rewrote the lyrics,,????

NealIsGod wrote:What was the Pre-Perry song that Jon was singing on the last tour that had the real sexual lyrics? That was funny.

Hustler?! Lyrics by Aynsley

Did they do that last year?

The last line is

Lock up your women like you know you should

jrnyjunky wrote:

NealIsGod wrote:What was the Pre-Perry song that Jon was singing on the last tour that had the real sexual lyrics? That was funny.

Hustler?! Lyrics by Aynsley

Did they do that last year?

The last line is

Lock up your women like you know you should

Yeah, I think that was it.

Hustler lyrics, pretty funny

I get beside women all men desire,
Crazy with passion I'll never be tired,
Money's no good to me 'cause lovin's my game,
I don't need no trouble and I'll show you no pain.
I move like a lover, so silent and swift,
Screamin' women love me, just can't resist
I can't be bought, your payoff's no good,
So lock up your women, like you know you should.

jrnyjunky wrote:Hustler lyrics, pretty funny

I get beside women all men desire,
Crazy with passion I'll never be tired,
Money's no good to me 'cause lovin's my game,
I don't need no trouble and I'll show you no pain.
I move like a lover, so silent and swift,
Screamin' women love me, just can't resist
I can't be bought, your payoff's no good,
So lock up your women, like you know you should.

Definitely not a Michael Jackson tune.

Rolie's lyrics.

Of A Lifetime, Look Into The Future, To Play Some Music..

Classic Rock wrote:
Of A Lifetime, On A Saturday Night, Look Into The Future, I'm Gonna Leave You (The one that sounds like Kansas "Carry On Way Ward Son"), Space Man, People, Nickel And Dime

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You can tell Rush lifted Tom Sawyer from Nickel and Dime-ERIC

Abitaman wrote:

Classic Rock wrote:
Of A Lifetime, On A Saturday Night, Look Into The Future, I'm Gonna Leave You (The one that sounds like Kansas "Carry On Way Ward Son"), Space Man, People, Nickel And Dime

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You can tell Rush lifted Tom Sawyer from Nickel and Dime-ERIC

It really does sound like they did, I'm just wondering why they would wait four years to use that rift, releasing album's every year and tour to support them I just don't see where Rush would have time to listen to a Journey record that wasn't that popular and copy to rift. I suspect it was like what George Harrison did with "My Sweet Lord"-- unintentionally plagihearized the song. Maybe I'm wrong and they consciously did. I mean Rush was already established and known and the album that song ended up on "Moving Pictures" that was their breakthrough album. I just don't see the point of copying that song. Its not like the couldn't write hits.