Show Notes
"Not the handsome actor who plays a hero's role. Not the glamour girl who'd love to sell her soul." It's Every Rush Song talking about Nobody's Hero by Rush.
Is this song a letdown for Shayne?
Tim attacks Shayne for his outrageous opinion
Jay has a factoid about the Strings in "Nobody's Hero"
Tim works in a Culture Club reference
Tim explains changes Neil made to his drum set through the years
We play clips of some of our favorite parts from the song
Do we hear a French horn?
Tim has much to say about the French horn
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This episode discusses the Rush song “Nobody’s Hero.” We provide a detailed analysis of various song elements, including its sequencing on the album, its musical complexity, and the quality of Geddy’s vocals. We debate the placement and effect of other songs, discuss their impact on the overall album, and recommend sequencing changes. Further, we delve into the specific musical elements and instruments used, such as the synths, perhaps a French horn, and strings. A notable highlight is the discussion on the role and sound of the French horn and its use in other songs by different artists. The hosts also mention their personal preferences for Rush songs.
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