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| Track Listing 1. Finding My Way 2. Fly By Night 3. Bastille Day 4. 2112 Overture 5. Temples Of Syrinx 6. Farewell To Kings 7. Trees 8. Freewill 9. Tom Sawyer 10. Limelight 11. Subdivisions 12. Distant Early Warning 13. Big Money 14. Force Ten 15. Mystic Rhythms (live) 16. Working Man 17. Anthem 18. Lakeside Park 19. What You're Doing (live) 20. Closer To The Heart 21. La Villa Strangiato 22. Spirit Of Radio 23. Red Barchetta 24. Passage To Bangkok 25. New World Man 26. Red Sector 27. Manhattan Project 28. Time Stands Still 29. Show Don't Tell
Album Notes Rush: Geddy Lee (vocals, bass, synthesizer); Alex Lifeson (acoustic guitars, synthesizers); Neil Peart (drums, percussion); John Rutsey (drums).Additional personnel: Aimee Mann (vocals).Producers include: Rush, Terry Brown, Peter Henderson, Peter Collins, Rupert Hine.Compilation producer: Bill Levenson.Includes liner notes by John Swenson.All tracks have been digitally remastered.This 2 disc set contains a 10 page booklet, historical annotations and photographs. Also contains live versions of "What You're Doing" and "A Passage To Bangkok," both appearing on CD for the first time. Released in 1990, the two-CD set CHRONICLES was the first "best of" compilation from Rush, spanning their recording career from 1974's self-titled debut until 1990's PRESTO. Although the RETROSPECTIVE VOL.1 & 2 discs from 1997 contained a lengthier and slightly different track listing (and boasted better sound due to remastering), CHRONICLES is still a superb collection of Rush's hits. Rush is primarily known as a progressive band with a leaning towards science fiction themes, but many forget that their roots lay in the bluesy riff-rock of Led Zeppelin and Cream. Look no further than the early cuts "Finding My Way," "Working Man," and a live take of "What You're Doing" for the proof.Drummer/lyricist Neil Peart replaced original member John Rutsey after the debut RUSH, and the band immediately shifted direction, developing their trademark sound, with an emphasis on more technically and lyrically challenging material. Some of the finest hard rock ever recorded can be found on CHRONICLES--"Closer To The Heart," "Tom Sawyer," "The Spirit Of Radio," "New World Man," "A Passage To Bangkok (live)," and "Distant Early Warning," to name a few. There's simply not a weak track included on CHRONICLES, which makes it a fine collection of Rush classics. Editorial Reviews Spin (01/01/2004) | |||||||||||
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