Show Notes
The night is black without a moon. Things crawl in the darkness. The city crouches. Things that we fear are weapons in the Rush Fear Trilogy.
What Songs are in the Rush Fear Trilogy?
"The Enemy Within" from the album Grace Under Pressure
"The Weapon" from the Signals album
"Witch Hunt" from the greatest album in history, "
"Freeze" from the Vapor Trails album
Topics Analyzed in the show
Each of us tells our favorite Fear song
Why Paul likes “The Enemy Within”
Why Brendan likes “The Weapon”
Why Tim chooses “Witch Hunt”
Why Shayne thinks “Freeze” is the scariest song from the Rush Fear Trilogy
Another Rush song that could be about fear
Our Favorite Lyrics from the Rush Fear Trilogy
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