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A Tribute to Rush

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by: Run for Cover

Release Date May 01, 2007
It's my fault of course but WHY is this atrocity in the actual RUSH section of the store? This is Karaoke music at best. When I bought this, I thought it might be various artists or some sort of interpretation of the songs but it's a mediocre bar band. I should have taken my 13 dollars and ate it. This was a bad idea. The only difference in the versions is that one band is untalented. The singer DOES NOT sound at all like Geoff Tate of Queensryche or Geddy but more like someone from a bad 80's metal band. This is shameful and an utter waste of money. I want an apology from whoever distributed this nonsense. Unless you are related to someone in "Run for Cover(s)" stay the hell away from this tomfoolery. Oh, and the production sucks. ... Read More:

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Rush in Rio

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by: Rush

Release Date October 06, 2003
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

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Permanent Waves

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by: Rush

Release Date January 08, 2008
I'm only 20 years old, but I've been a die-hard Rush fan ever since I was first exposed to them some 5-6 years ago. That being said, Permanent Waves is my favorite Rush album of them all. It has tracks that are great for the casual listener, some that are great for the blossoming Rush fan looking to get their first album, some that are great for the prog-rock enthusiast, and ALL that are great additions to anyone's music collection.

Any listener of Classic Rock radio will instantly recognize The Spirit Of Radio and Freewill. Two great radio-friendly tracks that are still proggy by Rush standards (check out the time changes in Freewill). Entre Nous is a very beautiful song, along with Different Strings. Jacob's Ladder is mostly instrumental ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Permanent Waves

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by: Rush

Release Date October 17, 1990
I'm only 20 years old, but I've been a die-hard Rush fan ever since I was first exposed to them some 5-6 years ago. That being said, Permanent Waves is my favorite Rush album of them all. It has tracks that are great for the casual listener, some that are great for the blossoming Rush fan looking to get their first album, some that are great for the prog-rock enthusiast, and ALL that are great additions to anyone's music collection.

Any listener of Classic Rock radio will instantly recognize The Spirit Of Radio and Freewill. Two great radio-friendly tracks that are still proggy by Rush standards (check out the time changes in Freewill). Entre Nous is a very beautiful song, along with Different Strings. Jacob's Ladder is mostly instrumental and ... Read More:

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Different Stages: Live

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by: Rush

Release Date June 04, 2002
I'm a huge Rush fan. However, who knows if I like this album. It's mastered so badly that I can't listen to the whole disc. It's dynamically-compressed and clipped; every song sounds like noise to me.

My recommendation is to wait until Rush masters this disc properly before purchasing.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Rush in Rio

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by: Rush

Release Date October 21, 2003
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

CD-Charts Position 7
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Natural Science

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by: Hindsight

Release Date
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

CD-Charts Position 8
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Snakes & Arrows Live 2 CD Set

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by: Rush

Release Date April 15, 2008
Another pretty good Rush live album. Perhaps it isn't better than Rio or rush 30 but stills good. Passage to Bangkok, Circumstances and Mission are the surprises. The new material is good alive.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Different Stages: Live

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by: Rush

Release Date January 13, 2008
THE BAND: Geddy Lee (vocals, bass, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitars), Neil Peart (drums & percussion).

THE DISCS: (1998) 39 tracks on 3 discs totaling 200+ minutes (Disc-1 at approximately 70 minutes, Disc-2 at 69 minutes, and Disc-3 at 62 minutes). Included with the discs is a 7-page foldout containing band pictures, a collage of various tour paraphernalia, a list of crew members, and what songs were recorded where and when. Discs 1 and 2 capture the band somewhere between 1994 and 1997 (25 of the 28 songs are recorded in 1997 in support of the "Test For Echo" tour... cities included Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Toronto, Miami, Philly and Mansfield, MA). Disc 3 is a bonus disc of older material - recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon - London 1978. Disc 1 is enhanced - showing ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Permanent Waves

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by: Rush

Release Date May 06, 1997
I'm only 20 years old, but I've been a die-hard Rush fan ever since I was first exposed to them some 5-6 years ago. That being said, Permanent Waves is my favorite Rush album of them all. It has tracks that are great for the casual listener, some that are great for the blossoming Rush fan looking to get their first album, some that are great for the prog-rock enthusiast, and ALL that are great additions to anyone's music collection.

Any listener of Classic Rock radio will instantly recognize The Spirit Of Radio and Freewill. Two great radio-friendly tracks that are still proggy by Rush standards (check out the time changes in Freewill). Entre Nous is a very beautiful song, along with Different Strings. Jacob's Ladder is mostly instrumental and involves some more prog elements while combining ... Read More: