Right from the hard-left pan of Alex's guitar on "Finding my Way" the average Rush fan would know they're in for something different on Rush's self-titled debut album than all of the subsequent albums that followed. Indeed, this album has more "yeah"s and "baby"s than any Rush album …
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Rush: Counterparts
This past week my random Rush selecting dingus selected Counterparts as the album of the week. This was the last album that released while I was in college so it has a special place in my heart for reminding myself of that period. Counterparts was also a much heavier and …
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This week's album choice was Rush's 1982 album "Signals". For some this marks Rush's "synth" period, though I feel like that started way earlier with "A Farewell to Kings". There are definitely a lot of synthesizers in this album, and I'm sure that this album is more polarizing than most …
read moreRush: Roll the Bones
Roll the Bones was the second Rush album that I got right around the time of release (the first was Presto, which I got in college right around the same time as I made friends with Carl at Holland CD.) If memory serves it was also the tour that I …
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