Oh man, there's this really cool 5-pack of Rush CDs that contains the albums from 2112 to Signals for $20. Except that would be 6 albums, so they cut out Hemispheres.

That really annoys me, since I only own Moving Pictures and would otherwise like to own it, but since I already have one of the albums and the one I want the most isn't on, I'm having second thoughts for now.

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Originally Posted by seriousbusson

Oh man, there's this really cool 5-pack of Rush CDs that contains the albums from 2112 to Signals for $20. Except that would be 6 albums, so they cut out Hemispheres.

That really annoys me, since I only own Moving Pictures and would otherwise like to own it, but since I already have one of the albums and the one I want the most isn't on, I'm having second thoughts for now.

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Get it anyways and then sell the copy of Moving Pictures you already have (or re-gift it for a music noob that you know)

I saw that set too.

Great deal but I already have all of them anyway.

I think Paul McCartney and John Lennon were only truly good when they were together, and that George was the best solo Beatle.

I dunno John has some great solo stuff. I don't really like McCartney, though.

His first two albums are fantastic, but after that, it just got overly weak. Double Fantasy's a pretty terrible album.

George>John>>>>>>Ringo>>>>>>McCartney

I don't like any of the solo Beatles' careers, some Paul and George tunes aside.

I'd go George > Ringo > Paul > John myself.

George>Paul>John>Ringo