|
 RUSH
–
Chronicles
The
legendary
progressive
rock
trio
of
Geddy
Lee,
Neil
Peart
and
Alex
Lifeson
is
represented
here
in
a
three
disc
package
–
one
DVD
and
two
CDs.
The
collection
covers
their
career
from
1974-1989,
and
on
the
two
discs
there
are
28
technical
and
intriguing
songs
that
still
hold
up
very
well
by
today’s
standards
(if
not
surpassing
many).
There’s
Finding
My
Way,
Working
Man,
Fly
By
Night,
Anthem,
Bastille
Day,
Lakeside
Park,
2112
Overture
/
The
Temples
Of
Syrinx,
Freewill,
Force
Ten,
Manhattan
Project,
and
Show
Don’t
Tell.
Live
tracks
include
What
You’re
Doing,
A
Passage
To
Bangkok,
Mystic
Rhythms,
and
most
of
the
songs
appearing
on
the
DVD.
The
DVD
features
14
videos,
often
very
outdated
with
primitive
video
effects,
but
the
music
remains
amazing.
Songs
include
Closer
To
The
Heart,
Limelight,
Tom
Sawyer,
Subdivisions,
Red
Sector
A,
Mystic
Rhythms,
Lock
And
Key,
as
well
as
two
hidden
clips,
The
Enemy
Within,
and
Afterimage.
A
couple
of
the
videos
do
not
have
audio
equivalents
on
the
CDs.
While
Rush
is
not
your
average
rock
band
appealing
to
pop
fans
(mainly
due
to
their
almost
jazz-like
technical
approach
and
Lee’
s
high
vocals),
they
deserve
to
be
checked
out
by
everyone
to
broaden
their
musical
horizons.
PS.
A
friend
saw
them
perform
in
the
UK
during
the
mid
2000’s
and
thought
they
still
absolutely
amazing.
5
/
A
-
PB
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
-
B
-
C
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