Definitely not bad. Pretty good still, even I would say, but it doesn't have the charm or uniqueness of Rush's earlier albums. It feels like just another Grace Under Pressure. But that's just me.

This is the point in Rush's discography where I start losing interest. It's still good, but this is nothing all too special for Rush standards.

What is the last truly enjoyable Rush album in my opinion, Signals still has some absolute gems, but generally loses the quality the previous Rush albums had.

One of the best prog albums ever made in my opinion. Absolutely amazing in every way. This is also the album that concludes Rush's golden era in my opinion.

A borderline perfect album in my opinion. Every song on here is an incredible listen, both on it's own and in the context of the album. Incredible.

The second album of what I would consider Rush's golden era. An absolutely incredible album front to back. The first track is definitely my favourite, but except for Circumstances, which is still good, I think every song either is or borders perfection in my opinion.

This is where I think Rush's golden era of albums begins. This album is absolutely incredible from beginning to end. Both long tracks on the album 'Xanadu' and 'Cygnus X-1 Book I' are absolutely incredible. Closer To The Heart is phenomenal. And though I feel the other three don't quite hit that level, they're all still pretty great.

2112 is one of my favourite songs of all time and it's without a doubt THE highlight of the album. The other songs are also pretty great but not even close to beating the title track.

Definitely a little bit of a regression here from Fly By Night, but overall still enjoyable.

Fly By Night is so incredibly different to the debut, and definitely for the better. Obviously that's due to Neil Peart joining the band, and I believe taking over the songwriting. And for the majority, it shows.

An album that sounds like nothing the band would do after. It's got Working Man which is an absolutely phenomenal song, and Here Again which I think is an incredibly underrated Rush track. Overall, a pretty enjoyable album.

My main problem with this album, and most of Yeat's projects for that matter is that with some songs he experiments like crazy. Dangerous House is a really out there song and my personal favourite song on the album. But then he also makes songs like What I Want which is one of the most bland, boring and typical Yeat songs I've ever heard.
There's some other songs on here that I genuinely enjoy, like the opener Purpose General, Griddlë, NO MORE GHOSTS and 2Nite. Then ... read more

A very enjoyable EP. I enjoyed every song on here quite a bit. Some definitely more than others, but I got a fair amount of enjoyment out of every song.

The fact this album came out in the same year and AFTER 2093 makes this album so immensely disappointing. It sounds like his albums before 2093, which all got similar ratings to this one. This definitely isn't bad, except for a few songs here and there. It's just disappointing.

I feel basically the same about this album as I did about Up 2 Më and 2 Alivë. They're not bad albums, just pretty mediocre with a few highlights and a few low points.

There were quite few songs on here that I liked, especially 'Talk', but I still found a lot of these songs to be pretty mediocre. Overall though, it was pretty good.

I feel basically the same way about this as I do Up 2 Më except that there's a few more worse songs on here but otherwise pretty indifferent, so I won't repeat myself.

Yeeeeeaaah... I can't say I had the best time with this. It's fine. I found most of these songs to be pretty mediocre. There weren't too many bad ones, but not too many good ones either. Again, it's fine, but not something I'd come back to, really...

Thanks to the guy who found this album in a random music store and kept it from being lost... because holy shit...

One of the best live albums I've heard