Grace Under Pressure is Rush's tenth studio album, released in April 1984. Featuring Distant Early Warning, Afterimage, Red Sector A, The Enemy Within, The Body Electric, Kid Gloves, Red Lenses, and Between The Wheels, Rush continued their completion of keyboard / synthesizer experiment. 

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Jani invites two special guests on the show to talk about YouTube! Montsy and Jennifer talk about their experience with watching YouTube and having a YouTube channel respectively and some songs by YouTubers are also featured in the episode! Jani talks about her love for cooking channels and how making chocolate cake at 9pm is an excellent idea. Enjoy!

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Permanent Waves is legendary Canadian progressive rock band Rush's seventh studio album, released on 14th of January 1980. Featuring The Spirit of Radio, Freewill, and Natural Science, this album was marking transition to radio-friendly songs from long, visionary songs.

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In this episode of Fandom Special, Jani's older sister Srushti - also a recent grad! - returns and they discuss Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Listen to them reminisce about the books, barely touch upon the movie adaptations - do they exist? Mm, debatable. - and talk about their love for Rick Riordan. Jani goes on a tangent about her love for Nico di Angelo. Srushti tries to calm her down. They both strongly encourage the listeners to read - or listen - to the books. There is a lot of chaos present. Enjoy!

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Counterparts is Rush’s 15th studio album, released on 19th of October 1993. The album finalized and perfected the transition from harmony of keyboard and guitar, to guitar-driven sound. With the heavy sound, a list of heavy topics were addressed in this album.

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This week, Jani is taking a break for her Fandom Special! But, she didn't leave without leaving anything; Harrison, on behalf of her, played Jani-curated pandemic playlist, for audience.

Actual link to Jani's pandemic playlist: iridescent

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Hemispheres is Rush’s 6th studio album, released in October 1978. Featuring a side-long track in side-one and a gentleman and a ballerino in album art, Harrison is ranting how much he loves Rush, again.

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In this episode of Fandom Special, Jani and Anu reunite once more to talk about one of their favourite shows, Avatar: The Last Airbender. They talk about favourite episodes per season, how they first began watching it and included some recommendations in the end for similar shows! This is simply a Pt. 1 in the series as they barely got through three prompts before it was already over an hour. Lots of reminiscing occurs in this episode and we hope you enjoy! 

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2112 is Rush’s fourth studio album, featuring the famous starman emblem and the infamous kimono looks of band members. Released in 1976, the album captured lots of attention widely, with its 20-minute long title song.

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In this extra-long episode of Fandom Special, Jani gets together with Shua - a poetry master - and they discuss poetry written by celebrities (and one dictator) and analyze some chosen song lyrics. Hilarity ensues. Mentions of giraffes, death, and cannabilism are present. Enjoy.

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