Continuing the ever-popular, and semi-regular series of reviewing all of
the Rush studio albums from Rush to R30 (and possibly dipping in to
Snakes and Arrows, since I'm so damn late with this series), I bring you
the latest installment, and quite possibly the most important Rush album
of all …
Continuing in the series that will probably turn 30 before it's done, I
present to you: Power Windows.
Power Windows is an odd album for me. It's generally not in the list of
albums that I'll pick up and play all the way through, and it's not an
album that …
Grace Under Pressure is one of those albums that tends to divide the
Rush camps. It's either one of the more brilliant albums to come from
the trio, or it's dated and too heavy in the synthesizers. Yes, Grace
Under Pressure does have a lot of synths that may sound …
I'm not sure what the reception of Signals was when it was released, but
having come from the prior albums on our listening journey, I'm pretty
sure it was a huge shock to the systems of all of the fans. Signals
marks a period where Rush started heavily using synthesizers …