Show Notes
Sensibility, armed with sense and liberty, and the Every Rush Song show wrapping up analyses and discussions of the Hemispheres album by Rush.
Hemispheres Wrap-up
Tim headbangs then catches up to the conversation.
Jay reveals his favorite part of “Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres”
Shayne talks about transcending. Again.
What if Rush was the Star Wars cantina band?
Hemispheres vs. Power Windows
Songs From Hemispheres we appreciate more now
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