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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0731453463523
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Label: Island / Mercury
Manufacturer: Island / Mercury
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Island / Mercury
Release Date: June 03, 1997
Sales Rank: 2049
Studio: Island / Mercury
Disc 1:- The Big Money
- Grand Designs
- Manhattan Project
- Marathon
- Territories
- Middletown Dreams
- Emotion Detector
- Mystic Rhythms
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I have a real love-hate relationship with this album. First, the songs here are for the most part very good. I especially like "The Big Money" (which is one of my all-time favorite Rush songs), "Mystic Rhythms," "Marathon," and "Grand Designs." The other songs are fine as well, if not quite as memorable.
What I don't like so much about this album is the way that the songs are presented. "The Big Money" would be flawless if not for the silly synthesizer fanfare at the beginning that ... Read More
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I used to own this CD but sold it. I really didn't listen to it any more. Then, recently, I got back into Rush after seeing the Snakes and Arrows tour, and it inspired me to fill out my Rush CD collection. Actually this CD is a lot better than I remember it to be. Of course, it is VERY synth heavy, a product of the time. If you can get past that, it's very enjoyable.
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Rush was already perfect before they took on Signals and wenth synthesizer on us. I mean, you look at Xanadu or 2112 and you know you're dealing with something god-like here. Then 1982 comes around and we hear New World Man and Subdivisions. And I'm like ---whoah--- can they be stopped. Alex has unbelievable skill with his arsanal of stringed instruments. Geddy is one of the best bass players to grace our planet. Neil Peart is the DEFINITIVE drummer; the greatest person to bang on a drum EVER. Ok, ... Read More
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Absolutely one of my favorite Rush records and I have been a fan from the beginning. Great lyrics, songwriting and musicianship (as always). Judge this record on its own merit. Highly recommended.
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It was on this tour that I saw the highly gifted trio. This album continues to deliver even so many years later. If you ever questioned if this was a good album, stop questioning and know that it is.
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