The Rush won me over on that movie. I was kinda, eh about it, and then they went off on Rush, and nailed a typical Rush fan ("What, you haven't heard Rush? Yes you have, you just didn't know it, now listen and be blown away.").
I love Rush, but I will not fault someone for not liking them because of Geddy's voice. If you stick with it and get to know their music/sound/lyrics its easy to look past and will actually endear them to you all the more. I'd take his flawed voice over the autotune mess or even the typical rock vocalist these days.
When the 360 first came out and I got hooked on Geometry Wars, I made an "All Rush Mixtape" to listen to while playing it. Was a great combo.
Loved it too. I also liked the second one where it had some giant trick course.
I do love Rush but for goodness sake I have to tune out when Geddy sings the Canadian National Anthem!
Snakes and Arrows has their classic sound but unfortunately it's also completely smashed by compression (loudness war again!) on the same level as Vapor Trails.
Hmm, I didn't particularly notice the compression on it. It didn't sound particularly good from the technical quality of the recording standpoint, but it wasn't unlistenable either. Then again, I thought the new Alice In Chains album was unlistenably bad because of that, but put it in a little while ago and it didn't make me hate it. Er, I'm not actually debating what you said, as now that I think about it, it did have a lot of the telltale compression stuff, and listening to older Rush is mesmerizing in comparison (the drums on Witch Hunt give me chills everytime).