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The Candlemass that always should have been--Langqvist is the absolute god of Doom singing--and Edling knows it. Immortal.

The coolest player on the planet back then. Lucky to have seen him 3 times with Ozzy. RIP Randy.

Lawrence O'Donnell, party hack. What a contrast to Eliot Spitzer with Ron Paul--good, aggressive, fair discussion between respected opponents. O'Donnell? Not someone worth encountering, plainly.

Hoffmans F'ing Rule

Just listen to that rhythm section--Bill and Geezer moving up and down and all around under Iommi's riff. Sounds like the first album all over again.

Witchhunter is obviously weak physically, but you can still see his real talent for fills and beats. Remember Tapping the Vein, when he was at his strongest? Incredible powerhouse, Witchhunter--RIP.

@DIFowner Not a particularly effective reply--we are talking here about the logic behind the personalized cosmology,with intentionality and purpose instead of a mechanistic one. Mechanism is predictable and deterministic as a metaphysical principle, whereas the intentional, purposive, autonomou...

Hoffmans totally outlclass that fatso in the middle.

There just no replacement for the magic of Roth with Van Halen. Sorry Sammy.

In those days, as you can see, Randy was the star of the show.

The key to Atheism is actually psychological: the fascination of it is precisely the radicalism of it. Were it to become universal, it's proponents would find some other view to distinguish themselves from others so as to simultaneously plume themselves and disparage others. In short, atheism is...

@youtuubematters I think it is sad the opinion you have was the only one voiced.

Fleisher's awesome--that dolt can't land a single punch.

A bit of a dim bulb, that Begala.

@detritus87 If that is true, then God is in the mud--as he is, indeed, 'all in all.' No matter if there is only matter--this being producible from it suggests that there is more to mud than what we take to be 'mud'--more to matter than matter. You see, I think, what I mean.

Good for Jimmy Norton--somebody needed to take down that thug Ventura.

Communist thugs, who shouldn't exist in a civilized society. Too bad the government can't arrest them and put them in prison.

@an0nim0uz Nor its adversaries so shit-for-brains stupid.

Why shouldn't one get angry at vicious subversives? It's natural.

This lineup finally hits the nail on the head, ;right up there with the original lineup performance wise, even better technically.

Poor Ehrman, having to deal with this dim bulb.

Gillis did a damned good job in Ozzy, don't know how his writing would have been though, would have been interesting.

I always liked Gillis best after Randy. Lee and Wylde never quite did it for me. Too bad he chose his own band, but can't blame him. Damned good showman, and he's not shy about taking up time for his solo.

Actually conservatives in this country are too nice--mostly nice, small business type Christians. At some point though you'll have a Pinochet-like figure, and then you'll know what a right wing feels like. You won't just have gunsights on maps, you'll start seeing your friends disappear. But ke...

Yes, just looking at these old Donahue shows with Ayn Rand and Friedman you can see how good Donahue was--he could even give people of completely different views their due and make it a learning experience for everybody--even after all these years on Youtube. Youtube's got to be one of the great...

Donahue was simply the best there has ever been at this format--celebrities, intellectuals, even Rand liked him.

@poppanolan Perfectly said, and just the right examples too. Well done.

I started paying attention to this album and this song in '80 or so, though I worshipped All the World's a Stage since '76 when I was freshman. This song and this album will always sound to me like the latest, state-of-the-art Rush, which, really, it is and always will be. This album is their mas...

Man, if they had only stuck to this basic formula. I never though keyboards did anything but weaken their writing and their sound. This just confirms my opinion.

Greatest Hard Rock band ever, period. Rush RULED in the 70s.