Top Ten Rush Albums that People Only Know for One or Two Songs

Test For Fire is the band's most overhated album. I think this has absolutely great songs, such as "Drive" and "Totem". However, the one song that people know from this album is "Resist", which isn't even that well known anyway. Oh well. The album is one of the best Rush albums, in my opinion.

The only song people generally know is "The Pass". This album is my least favorite Rush album because the songs are kind of boring and don't offer much compared to their other stuff.

"The Big Money" is the one song that the majority of Rush fans know. However, I find this album to be EXTREMELY underrated, and it has some of their best songs during the 80s period of albums.

One of my favorite Rush albums. My Favorite songs on here are The Big Money, Manhattan Project, and Territories.

1991 was an iconic year for music, but did you know that Rush released an album that year? This album is notable for "Dreamline" (a great song), and possible the title track (a song that has Geddy Lee rap... yeah this was a weird album.) This album does has charm, though.

This album is one of those albums that many Rush fans like, but because it doesn't get talked about much, only one or two songs are really mentioned. "Far Cry" is an example of one of those songs. It's a good album, but sadly not too many Rush fans know any other song.

Even if this album could the last album that Rush ever releases, I don't care because this album rocks! This album was released five years ago, but the songs that many Rush fans talk about are only "Caravan" and maybe "BU2B". Which sucks, because the album has many other gems such as "Carnies" and "Headlong Flight".

Despite being Rush's first album since Test For Echo, the only thing that most Rush fans know is that Vapor Trails is a victim to the loudness war. That, and the song "One Little Victory", because of how intense it is. I put this album lower on the list because some Rush fans find many of the songs on here to be very underrated.

Yes, even this album isn't as well known as you think. We ALL know about "Working Man", but have you heard of "What You're Doing", "Need Some Love", or "Before And After"? The only other song that people know is "Finding My Way". Then again, this was before they became progressive rock, so I can understand why people overlook this one.

Other than "Time Stand Still" and "Force Ten", almost nobody cares about this album. The album wasn't as good as Signals, Grace Under Pressure, or even Power Windows, at least in my opinion. Many fans would agree that this album was one of Rush's weakest. I'm sure there is someone out there that will defend this album, but I highly doubt that I would meet that person.