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'''''Clockwork Angels''''' is the nineteenth and final studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 2012. Its basic plot follows the highlights and lowlights taken from the lifetime of an [[NoNameGiven unnamed]] man living in a ClockPunk and SteamPunk inspired alternate universe.
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'''''Clockwork Angels''''' is the nineteenth and final studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, Music/{{Rush|Band}}, released in 2012. Its basic plot follows the highlights and lowlights taken from the lifetime of an [[NoNameGiven unnamed]] man living in a ClockPunk and SteamPunk inspired alternate universe.
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* AsTheGoodBookSays: The Clockwork Angels quote a bit of Proverbs 3:5 (as the liner notes point out "as also seen on an In-N-Out milkshake!") during the automaton's proclamations to the city square.
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* TheManBehindTheCurtain: While The Watchmaker isn't exactly ''unknown'' to his subjects... his public face is the titular Clockwork Angels, automatons that spill out decrees on The Watchmaker's behalf.
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*** Clowns resembling Deke, Leke and Peke are played by the band members in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MC9wjJzd04 shortfilm]] that was played during concert intermissions.
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* Transmutation: The Anarchist's ability to harness alchemy to create the seemingly impossible; a diamond infused with human blood, is the origin of his feud with The Watchmaker who he believes stole his achievement.
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* Transmutation: {{Transmutation}}: The Anarchist's ability to harness alchemy to create the seemingly impossible; a diamond infused with human blood, is the origin of his feud with The Watchmaker who he believes stole his achievement.
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* Transmutation: The Anarchist's ability to harness alchemy to create the seemingly impossible; a diamond infused with human blood, is the origin of his feud with The Watchmaker who he believes stole his achievement.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Both the Watchmaker and The Anarchist are opposed with each other with vastly different ideals. The Watchmaker a control freak who keeps society under his thumb via a quasi-religious social order with strict dicta for people's personal life with no freewill, and The Anarchist a violent rebel who seeks to spite The Watchmaker by destroying his order. [[spoiler: By the end the protagonist learns to live a life free from The Watchmaker's obsessive control, but doesn't embrace The Anarchist's violence; instead learning that forgiving others and cultivating a charitable legacy is the life fulfillment he needs.]]
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* CaliforniaDoubling: the art used in the album liner notes for the desert setting of "Seven Cities of Gold" are photos shot in southern Utah.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: the art used in the album liner notes for the desert setting of "Seven Cities of Gold" are photos shot in southern Utah.
* CityOfGold: The protagonist is looking for one in the aptly titled "Seven Cities of Gold" and nearly dies when caught in a snow storm in the desert in the attempt.
* CityOfGold: The protagonist is looking for one in the aptly titled "Seven Cities of Gold" and nearly dies when caught in a snow storm in the desert in the attempt.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Ranging from 2 ("Halo Effect") to 8 ("[=BU2B=]").
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'''''Clockwork Angels''''' is the nineteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 2012. Its basic plot follows the highlights and lowlights taken from the lifetime of an [[NoNameGiven unnamed]] man living in a ClockPunk and SteamPunk inspired alternate universe.
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'''''Clockwork Angels''''' is the nineteenth and final studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 2012. Its basic plot follows the highlights and lowlights taken from the lifetime of an [[NoNameGiven unnamed]] man living in a ClockPunk and SteamPunk inspired alternate universe.
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** The novelization also includes several subtle and not-so-subtle Rush references by plugging in lyrics, song titles, and band member references. (Three clowns Owen meets at the carnival are called [[spoiler: Deke, Leke, and Peke. Rush's nicknames are Dirk (Geddy), Lerxst (Alex), and Pratt (Neil).]] Doesn't help that the audiobook version is read by Neil himself. Something about Neil reading these references in his [[MostWonderfulSound deep, booming voice]] is adorable.
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** The novelization also includes several subtle and not-so-subtle Rush references by plugging in lyrics, song titles, and band member references. (Three clowns Owen meets at the carnival are called [[spoiler: Deke, Leke, and Peke. Rush's nicknames are Dirk (Geddy), Lerxst (Alex), and Pratt (Neil).]] Doesn't help that the audiobook version is read by Neil himself. Something about Neil reading these references in his [[MostWonderfulSound [[SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound deep, booming voice]] is adorable.
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* BadSamaritan: The Wreckers.
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* BadSamaritan: The Wreckers."The Wreckers" is about a ship in a storm coming upon a lighthouse, only for it to lead them crash into rocks so the eponymous group can plunder the wreckage.
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--> ''How I prayed just to get away''
--> ''To carry me anywhere''
--> ''Sometimes the angels punish us''
-->By answering our prayers''
--> ''To carry me anywhere''
--> ''Sometimes the angels punish us''
-->By answering our prayers''
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--> ''How I prayed just to get away''
--> ''Toaway\\
To carry meanywhere''
--> ''Sometimesanywhere\\
Sometimes the angels punishus''
-->Byus\\
By answering our prayers''
--> ''To
To carry me
--> ''Sometimes
Sometimes the angels punish
-->By
By answering our prayers''
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