Quoted from Coindork:

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As prices continue to rise on NIB pins, older pins that can be had much cheaper than NIB items look pretty darn desirable from a monetary standpoint.

Quoted from branlon8:

May I just take this opportunity to congratulate you on the large number of up- and downvotes you have received. You have poked the bear.

Quoted from Extraballz:

Damn straight Rush is the best Canadian Rockers. No one else is even close.

Quoted from Extraballz:

Some of Rush’s best songs were not their mainstream hits. They wrote this song after a visit to NASA to watch a Space Shuttle launch.
Rush takes you on a journey and tells a great story along the way. And here I thought a lot of pinheads were technical nerds. And I mean that in the best possible way.... Turn it up. Hope you enjoy.

Lit up with anticipation
We arrive at the launching site
The sky is still dark, nearing dawn
On the Florida coastline
Circling choppers slash the night
With roving searchlight beams
This magic day when super-science
Mingles with the bright stuff of dreams
Floodlit in the hazy distance
The star of this unearthly show
Venting vapours, like the breath
Of a sleeping white dragon
Crackling speakers, voices tense
Resume the final count
All systems check, T minus nine
As the sun and the drama start to mount
The air is charged — a humid, motionless mass
The crowds and the cameras,
The cars full of spectators pass
Excitement so thick — you could cut it with a knife
Technology — high, on the leading edge of life
The earth beneath us starts to tremble
With the spreading of a low black cloud
A thunderous roar shakes the air
Like the whole world exploding
Scorching blast of golden fire
As it slowly leaves the ground
Tears away with a mighty force
The air is shattered by the awesome sound
Like a pillar of cloud, the smoke lingers
High in the air
In fascination — with the eyes of the world
We stare…

Quoted from Extraballz:

Glad at least one person liked it. Lol. I was also into metal in the 80’s. Still remember seeing Master of Puppets tour in a small venue in Rhode Island. The speed and complexity of metal kind of got me interested in RUSH in the first place. I also like the material RUSH writes songs about. Not just sex drugs and rock and roll. Now in my late 40’s the 80’s RUSH seems to appeal to me the most. Heavy Synth and a much more subdued sound from their earlier stuff.
Another obscure one. Very non RUSH sound. Almost a POP song.

Quoted from newbieinKC:

I was going to leave this thing alone (see what I did there?) Except Slash, no GNR member could earn their way onto the stage musically with Rush. I appreciate GNR for what they were, a Pop Heavy Metal Bond that sang about drugs and girls and lived the rock n' roll lifestyle. They made catchy tunes and introduced more than their fair share of young men to Metal with a nice ballad often enough to make the young girls want to watch their shows as well. I have no interest in trying to say that GNR does not have their place as icons They deserve to be in the Rock HOF because of their influence on the genre and their music. Geddy and Neil were pretty close to if not the best at their instruments. Alex might have been the least heralded member of the band, and he is quite an artist. Post your video of you playing any of the parts of La Villa Strangiato and maybe you will change my mind.

Quoted from Extraballz:

Oh! You know crap when you hear it. Lol. I think I will listen to the hundreds of professional musicians worldwide who look up to RUSH as gods instead. OK? Keep talking. You look like a fool.