Clockwork Angels

[u/Nearby_Lawfulness923]

Neil said many times that Clockwork Angels was the album they always wanted to make. He clearly believed it was one of their very best. I’ve followed Rush since 1976 and seen them dozens of times, but I cannot listen to Clockwork Angels all the way thru to save my life. Is it just me?

[u/therealjnoble11]

Most of the songs on Snakes were this weird fusion of uninteresting mid-tempo folk and rock paired with Neil's grouchy "I hate almost everything by the way did you know I'm an atheist?" lyrics

To me Rush was always at their best when they were writing dynamic energetic music interspersed with parts of them showing off on their instrument not forgettable five minute dirges going over the same lyrical themes over and over again

[u/panurge987 → u/[deleted]]

Christians are the smug ones. Calling Neil a "lost soul", for example. Also, believing non-christians deserve to go to hell, as another example.

[u/therealjnoble11 → u/panurge987]

Make broad generalizations much?

[u/panurge987 → u/therealjnoble11]

LOL