Hold Your Fire

I love Power Windows.

I love Hold Your Fire.

My favorite Rush song is Dreamline.

That's my favorite Rush song.

Mm-hmm.

Um...

That's Yeah, I would say power windows and hold your fire.

There's, I mean, all of them are so good.

So I picked up a show of hands.

I picked up, at that point, Hold Your Fire.

And I had movie pictures.

And a friend of mine, his name's Brandon, he was also loving what he was hearing from the tapes that I had.

There you go.

There you go.

So, again, so signals, grace under pressure, power windows, and hold your fire.

So, I mean, technically, Presto came out in 89, but that's not – That's not included.

He challenged himself to lose weight and rewarded himself with rush tickets.

We saw Hold Your Fire.

That was what we saw back in like the late 80s, right? Yeah, something like that.

Yeah.

And then I lost you.

Then I went to Hold Your Fire and Presto and everything without you.

Turn to the dark side.

Speaking of the dark side, another trio, not a Canadian trio, but a British trio.

[rock music] It's Rush.

It's Hold Your Fire.

Oh.

Force 10, Lock and Key, Mission, Time Stand Still.

That album is a great album.

It's one of their synthesizer day albums, but the songwriting on there is just, it's just phenomenal.

Rush, Hold Your Fire.

Great album.

So.

Say if you took a record like Hold Your Fire or Prestor or whatever and didn't have like a clean, you know, behaved, maybe you had something more heavy metal looking, more 70s looking.

That would be the con.

But I don't think Rush really ever did that through their album covers either.

So.

Say if you took a record like Hold Your Fire or Prestor or whatever and didn't have like a clean, you know, behaved, maybe you had something more heavy metal looking, more 70s looking.

That would be the con.

But I don't think Rush really ever did that through their album covers either.

For me, there are a few songs that I really like playing that I know aren't going to fly that well.

Like Open Secrets off of Hold Your Fire.

I love that song.

I love playing it.