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1. This album contained a few firsts for Rush. It was the first of their albums to have multiple instrumental tracks. It also had their shortest recorded song to date. What is it?
2. According to Peart, what was the main lyrical theme of "Snakes & Arrows?"
3. For the "Snakes & Arrows" tour, guitarist Alex Lifeson switched from using PRS guitars to what other electric guitar brand?
4. What alternate guitar tuning does Alex Lifeson use on "Hope"? (from lowest pitch to highest pitch)
5. How does one know that the circuits are blowing?
6. Track four is entitled "The Larger Bowl (A Pantoum)". What is "a pantoum"?
7. Where did the band get the title for "The Main Monkey Business"?
8. Let's see if you were paying attention while listening. There are two songs that transition smoothly, one into the next. What two songs are they?
9. On "Malignant Narcissism", Geddy uses a different kind of bass than his usual Fender Jazz bass. Neil also had to do something different than usual. What kind of bass did Geddy use, and what did Neil do differently?
10. According to the booklet that comes with the album, who wrote and performed "Hope"?
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