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Spirit Of Radio, The (Greatest Hits/+DVD) (Import) (CD)

By: Rush


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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Spirit Of Radio, The (Greatest Hits/+DVD) (Import) (CD) Album By Rush
1   Working Man  
2   Fly By Night  
3   2112 Overture/The Temples Of Syrinx  
4   Closer To The Heart  
5   Trees  
6   Spirit Of Radio  
7   Freewill  
8   Limelight  
9   Tom Sawyer  
10   Red Barchetta  
11   New World Man  
12   Subdivisions  
13   Distant Early Warning  
14   Big Money  
15   Force Ten  
16   Time Stand Still  
17   Closer To The Heart (promo video)  
18   Tom Sawyer (promo video)  
19   Subdivisions (promo video)  
20   Big Money (promo video)  
21   Mystic Rhythms (promo video)  
 


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Review

Uncut (5/03, p.113) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...There's a genuinely transgressive thrill in liking Canadian prog trio Rush..."

Product note

Initial pressings of SPIRIT OF RADIO included a bonus DVD.
Rush: Geddy Lee (vocals, Mini-Moog synthesizer, Oberheim synthesizer, bass); Alex Lifeson (acoustic, electric & 12-string guitars, synthesizer); Neil Peart (glockenspiel, drums, timbales, timpani, triangle, percussion, electronic percussion, gong, cowbell, chimes); John Rutsey (drums).
Additional personnel: Aimee Mann (vocals); Andy Richards (keyboards, programming); Jim Burgess (programming).
Producers: Rush, Terry Brown, Peter Henderson, Peter Collins.
Compilation producer: Mike Ragogna.
Recorded between 1974 & 1987.
Canadian power trio Rush defined a new genre by combining hard rock's relentless drive and screeching vocals with progressive rock's jaw-dropping chops and quasi-mystical/science fiction lyrical sensibility. In the process, the group also spawned two musical revolutionaries in Geddy Lee and Neil Peart, both of whose influence is still felt by anyone who even thinks about playing in a hard rock rhythm section. If that wasn't enough, Rush even managed to successfully change with the times, scoring several gigantic hits in the '80s by folding elements of new wave, reggae, and electronics into an already diverse sound.
THE SPIRIT OF RADIO collects many of the best-known tracks from what most fans would consider the band's classic era. Beginning with the heartland rock of "Working Man" and proceeding through MOVING PICTURES's futuristic "Red Barchetta" and GRACE UNDER PRESSURE's Cold War-inspired "Distant Early Warning," the collection shows the members of Rush constantly seeking out new sounds and ideas, all the while maintaining their unparalleled virtuosity and rock energy. Some may have preferred the inclusion of a track from 1975's CARESS OF STEEL ("Bastille Day" being the obvious choice) instead of the two songs from HOLD YOUR FIRE, but this is otherwise a perfectly chosen group of songs providing a fascinating overview.

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Canadian power trio Rush defined a new genre by combining hard rock's relentless drive and screeching vocals with progressive rock's jaw-dropping chops and quasi-mystical/science fiction lyrical sensibility. In the process, the group also spawned two musical revolutionaries in Geddy Lee and Neil Peart, both of whose influence is still felt by anyone who even thinks about playing in a hard rock rhythm section. If that wasn't enough, Rush even managed to successfully change with the times, scoring several gigantic hits in the '80s by folding elements of new wave, reggae, and electronics into an already diverse sound.
THE SPIRIT OF RADIO collects many of the best-known tracks from what most fans would consider the band's classic era. Beginning with the heartland rock of "Working Man" and proceeding through MOVING PICTURES's futuristic "Red Barchetta" and GRACE UNDER PRESSURE's Cold War-inspired "Distant Early Warning", the collection shows the members of Rush constantly seeking out new sounds and ideas, all the while maintaining their unparalleled virtuosity and rock energy. Some may have preferred the inclusion of a track from 1975's CARESS OF STEEL ("Bastille Day" being the obvious choice) instead of the two songs from HOLD YOUR FIRE, but this is otherwise a perfectly chosen group of songs providing a fascinating overview.


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