The Rush Discush
The Rush Discush
Married Rush fans Juliann and Adam Balley discuss the songs of the band Rush, pairing them up and battling out which ones they would keep if they had to pick. The songs are grouped into multiple categories including hits, less favored tracks, philosophic tracks, and more!
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Oct 3, 2026
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Episodes
Ep. 06 - Face Up vs. Dog Years 31.08.2021 41:02
It's an exciting, deep dive of a discussion this week as we kick off a new bracket of least popular songs! Find out if either of these tracks deserve a second chance!
Ep. 05 - The Popular Bracket 24.08.2021 34:12
Today we finish out the "Popular" bracket and one song out of the original eight will be victorious! Links to Spotify and Apple Music playlists of all songs in the bracket: Spotify Apple Music
Ep. 04 - Limelight vs. Time Stand Still 17.08.2021 38:45
Today we battle out the last pairing in the Popular Bracket.
Ep. 03 - Fly By Night vs. Red Barchetta 10.08.2021 31:19
Yet again pulling from two wildly different eras, take a deep dive with us as we choose between these classics!
Ep. 02 - Closer to the Heart vs. Tom Sawyer 03.08.2021 37:12
This week we take on two songs from different ends of the popular Rush spectrum. Notes: Closer to the Heart was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame on March 28, 2010 Tom Sawyer YouTube video mentioned in episode: "Tom Sawyer," by Rush Time Corrected
Ep. 01 - Spirit of Radio vs. Subdivisions 27.07.2021 41:50
In this first episode, get to know a little bit about your hosts Adam and Juliann Balley, learn how they got interested in the band, and find out which song gets to stay in the bracket!
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