You want a fun debate with hardcore Rush fans, get them going on MFH and Victor. The two albums couldn't be more different. MFH is generally kind of middle-of-the-road pop rock, kind of Rush-lite, with no big surprises. Victor is all over the map, as alluded to above. Grungy hard rock, weird spacey electronic stuff, spoken word, and a few Rush-esque tracks too. All with some very mature (and sometimes explicit) lyrical themes. I've found a pretty even split with Rush fans -- some people liked Geddy's approach better, and others preferred Alex's. Personally, I think MFH is decent but unspectacular, while I find Victor much more compelling (if somewhat flawed).
Great call earlier on Safety by Ty Tabor. That's about as honest and open an album as I've ever heard.