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From: jsmcginn@uok.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Rush lyrics
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Date: Mon, 5-Nov-84 13:14:00 EST
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Nf-From: uok!jsmcginn    Nov  5 12:14:00 1984


	I agree with you on 'chemistry', I almost always skip over it.
You didn't mention that the lyrics on 'Subdivisions', 'The Analog Kid', and
'The Digital Man' also work very well.  However, the balence between the music
and the vocals on 'Between the Wheels' isn't good; the musics seems to over-
power the vocals in certain place.
	Assuming that you too are a Rush fan, do you happen to know any of the
early history of the group?  I'm interested in why John Rutsey left Rush after
their first album, and how they found Neal Peart as a replacement.



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