The Studio Albums 1989-2007

Rush

May 7, 2013

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1	Show Don't Tell (2013 Remaster)	5:01	$1.29
2	Chain Lightning (2013 Remaster)	4:33	$1.29
3	The Pass (2013 Remaster)	4:50	$1.29
4	War Paint (2013 Remaster)	5:24	$1.29
5	Scars (2013 Remaster)	4:07	$1.29
6	Presto (2013 Remaster)	5:46	$1.29
7	Superconductor (2013 Remaster)	4:47	$1.29
8	Anagram (2013 Remaster)	3:59	$1.29
9	Red Tide (2013 Remaster)	4:30	$1.29
10	Hand Over Fist (2013 Remaster)	4:11	$1.29
11	Available Light (2013 Remaster)	5:03	$1.29
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1	Dreamline (2013 Remaster)	4:37	$1.29
2	Bravado (2013 Remaster)	4:35	$1.29
3	Roll the Bones (2013 Remaster)	5:30	$1.29
4	Face Up (2013 Remaster)	3:54	$1.29
5	Where's My Thing? (2013 Remaster)	3:50	$1.29
6	The Big Wheel (2013 Remaster)	5:13	$1.29
7	Heresy (2013 Remaster)	5:25	$1.29
8	Ghost of a Chance (2013 Remaster)	5:19	$1.29
9	Neurotica (2013 Remaster)	4:40	$1.29
10	You Bet Your Life (2013 Remaster)	4:59	$1.29
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1	Animate (2013 Remaster)	6:03	$1.29
2	Stick It Out (2013 Remaster)	4:30	$1.29
3	Cut to the Chase (2013 Remaster)	4:48	$1.29
4	Nobodys Hero (2013 Remaster)	4:55	$1.29
5	Between Sun & Moon (2013 Remaster)	4:37	$1.29
6	Alien Shore (2013 Remaster)	5:47	$1.29
7	The Speed of Love (2013 Remaster)	5:02	$1.29
8	Double Agent (2013 Remaster)	4:52	$1.29
9	Leave That Thing Alone (2013 Remaster)	4:05	$1.29
10	Cold Fire (2013 Remaster)	4:27	$1.29
11	Everyday Glory (2013 Remaster)	5:11	$1.29
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1	Test for Echo (2013 Remaster)	5:56	$1.29
2	Driven (2013 Remaster)	4:27	$1.29
3	Half the World (2013 Remaster)	3:42	$1.29
4	The Color of Right (2013 Remaster)	4:48	$1.29
5	Time and Motion (2013 Remaster)	5:01	$1.29
6	Totem (2013 Remaster)	4:58	$1.29
7	Dog Years (2013 Remaster) [Explicit]	4:55	$1.29
8	Virtuality (2013 Remaster)	5:43	$1.29
9	Resist (2013 Remaster)	4:23	$1.29
10	Limbo (2013 Remaster)	5:29	$1.29
11	Carve Away the Stone (2013 Remaster)	4:07	$1.29
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1	One Little Victory (2013 Remix)	5:08	$1.29
2	Ceiling Unlimited (2013 Remix)	5:28	$1.29
3	Ghost Rider (2013 Remix)	5:40	$1.29
4	Peaceable Kingdom (2013 Remix)	5:23	$1.29
5	The Stars Look Down (2013 Remix)	4:28	$1.29
6	How It Is (2013 Remix)	4:04	$1.29
7	Vapor Trail (2013 Remix)	4:58	$1.29
8	Secret Touch (2013 Remix)	6:34	$1.29
9	Earthshine (2013 Remix)	5:37	$1.29
10	Sweet Miracle (2013 Remix)	3:40	$1.29
11	Nocturne (2013 Remix)	4:49	$1.29
12	Freeze Part IV of "Fear" (2013 Remix)	6:21	$1.29
13	Out of the Cradle (2013 Remix)	5:03	$1.29
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1	Summertime Blues (2013 Remaster)	3:51	$1.29
2	Heart Full of Soul (2013 Remaster)	2:52	$1.29
3	For What It's Worth (2013 Remaster)	3:30	$1.29
4	The Seeker (2013 Remaster)	3:25	$1.29
5	Mr. Soul (2013 Remaster)	3:49	$1.29
6	Seven and Seven Is (2013 Remaster)	2:52	$1.29
7	Shapes of Things (2013 Remaster)	3:15	$1.29
8	Crossroads (2013 Remaster)	3:29	$1.29
Disc 7
1	Far Cry (2013 Remaster)	5:19	$1.29
2	Armor and Sword (2013 Remaster)	6:35	$1.29
3	Workin' Them Angels (2013 Remaster)	4:46	$1.29
4	The Larger Bowl (2013 Remaster)	4:08	$1.29
5	Spindrift (2013 Remaster)	5:21	$1.29
6	The Main Monkey Business (Instrumental) [2013 Remaster]	6:01	$1.29
7	The Way the Wind Blows (2013 Remaster)	6:28	$1.29
8	Hope (Instrumental) [2013 Remaster]	2:02	$1.29
9	Faithless (2013 Remaster)	5:31	$1.29
10	Bravest Face (2013 Remaster)	5:10	$1.29
11	Good News First (2013 Remaster)	4:52	$1.29
12	Malignant Narcissism (Instrumental) [2013 Remaster]	2:17	$1.29
13	We Hold On (2013 Remaster)	4:12	$1.29

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christopher

Beyer than the originals at an unbeatable price.

Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2022

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7 cds for the price of one. Can't beat it. The remasters are much better than the originals. However, it should be said that the originals were terribly mixed. These are better but still not the best audio quality. Only so much improvement you can make from the originals.

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Terrence J. Reardon

The Rush albums from the Atlantic Years get a superb remastering job

Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2014

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Canadian progressive rock titans Rush's 7 albums that they recorded for Atlantic Records were re-released in October of 2013 as the 7-CD box sets The Studio Albums 1989-2007.
When I first got wind that Rush would be updating their Atlantic Records catalog, I was at first reluctant on upgrading to this box set fearing that the remasters would not be as good as what Adam Ayan did in 2004 and Howie Weinberg, Bernie Grundman did with the albums from Vapor Trails onwards but since I've been a Rush fan for many years, I could not pass this boxed set up nd purchased on the day it was released. This box set does a great job capturing remastered versions of Rush's post-Mercury Records era studio albums in one set.
The albums in this fourth Rush boxed set of studio album are the band's seven studio albums for Atlantic Records (the 1989 Top 20 classic Presto, 1991's Top 5 million seller Roll the Bones, 1993's #2 charting masterpiece Counterparts, 1996's Top 5 charting Test For Echo, 2002's Vapor Trails now completely Remixed (see review), 2004's Top 20 mini-album Feedback and the 2007 Top 5 classic Snakes and Arrows). What's cool about this boxed set is that all of the albums are packaged in quazi-vinyl sleeves so it's just like buying the vinyl albums (which most were not released on vinyl initially in the US sans Presto, Vapor Trails, Feedback and Snaked and Arrows) and the remastering job done by Andy Vandette at Masterdisk in 2013 initially for iTunes then on this incredible box set.
I don't need to rehash the reviews of these seven albums again (if you want my opinion read the reviews of each one) but what I can say is that the sonic quality on this box set is incredible. The alternate remix of Vapor Trails is superior to the original mix and also seeing Feedback on CD again after it was discontinued in 2006 is a sight for sore eyes and ears and the two major reasons why I grabbed this set and sold my individual CDs of the album in this set once this came in the mail.
Also, the packaging is incredible with the miniature vinyl sleeves plus a booklet with lyrics to all of the tracks, only gripe is that it doesn't contain band photos nor the pictures that were on the original albums nor picture labels as they were on vinyl but the remastering done by Andy VanDette is superb and makes the Adam Ayan masters and Howie Weinberg look like they did not ever occur IMHO!
The Studio Albums 1989-2007 boxed set (like the three previous Sector box sets released by Mercury Records) by Rush is a must own and if you want to replace your 2004 remasters and/or original CD versions released by Atlantic during the 1989-2007 timeframe, then I say go for it.
RECOMMENDED!

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J. Duke

Almost Great.

Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2013

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I won't review the music as anyone who knows Rush knows exactly what they are getting with these albums, and the opinion of the Rush fan will vary wildly. I personally love every era of Rush for very different reasons, and these albums all have their musical and lyrical peaks.
What I will review is the packaging and quality of the set.
Going into this purchase it was very unclear whether these would be remastered, until the final word came that they were indeed remastered. I can confirm this - and the remasters do exactly what they say they will do - make these albums a little more mp3 player friendly. They don't sound radically different from the previously remastered CDs, but they have a slightly different sound stage and some definite areas that are cleaner. I won't review the differences in each and every album, as they are pretty subtle to my ears, but overall listening in the car on an mp3 player does sound better in a side by side comparison does sound better to the original releases.
Worth mentioning is the Vapor Trails Remixed album, which others have given exhaustive reviews to. It is a much different, more accessible recording now and can now be enjoyed fully than the original.
The packaging of this set falls a bit short, but this is understandable because of the price of the set. The album covers are faithfully reproduced as miniature album jackets. However, the liner notes are condensed into a single nondescript booklet without and frills - just lyrics and credits - no stories, amusing anecdotes, Jack Black tributes, etc.
All in all a very good set at an excellent price with a bonus of being remastered and sounding better in the car. Your mileage may vary.
I'd have given it five stars if the album liner notes were intact and they'd have given sleeves to the discs rather than just the cardboard sleeves, but overall it's worth the money for the casual and hardcore Rush fan alike.

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Mike M

What a deal!

Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021

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I've had most of these albums at one time or another. Unfortunately they were stolen from my home studio during a break in along with most of my other CD's. When I saw I could get 7 of Rush's albums for a fraction of what I spent originally, I had to purchase this set. I have had it for only a day and only had the chance to listen to the first two albums. I am very happy to report this set and packaging is a great value and sounds great.

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Hardcore Rush fans only.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2018

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All the greats and some not so...
You cannot deny the talent of Rush.
A 3 piece legendary band that has survived
and out lived more supergroups known to man...ok, maybe not the Rolling Stones then.
Every tune has that distinct Rush sound.
I thought I had heard every song that they had produced and immortalised in vinyl.
Not so.. this is there studio albums from 1989 to 2007 so none of their more
reknown albums like..
"2112" "Moving pictures" "A farewell to kings" etc... Apart from that, this boxed set
makes the grade with the "Feedback" covers album alone imo. Not that many gems, but enough to compliment your
existing Rush collection. A steal really.

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GSJF

WatchingRUSH documentary for R40 took me back,and brought me back into the fold..

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2020

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I first saw RUSH in a not quite sold out Liverpool Empire in the late 1970's..and followedtheir career for about 10 years..but lost track. To be honest I only bought this catch up box set,after seeing the documentary on them on SKY,and hearing of Nei Pearts death.
I can remember the amazing amount of pedals that bass and lead guitar went through. that made this 3 piece sound like a rock orchestra. at the Empire,and the deep thud of the bass through the venues floor that nearly knocked you over,and stopped your heart..Also the mammoth drum kit..and the drummer with the cavalier moustache.
Well any chance of reseeing them live again,has now sadly gone with Neil's death.But they do leave behind them a wealth of material for fans new and old to get into,or back into..this 7 cd set appart from neing staggerringly great value.more or less brings me up to date..and I look forward to hammering the volume on the cd player..
At last I will be able to hear the sound closer to what it was meant to sound like ,as the vinyl,though good never did have the dynamic range..

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Philip Dootson

Rush didn't make any bad albums

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 21, 2019

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I was a child of the seventies so grew up listening to my older brothers records Rush where one band i used to enjoy, he had all the vinyl albums up to Moving pictures but as i grew up and discovered other music Rush where shelved for a while and only revisited intermittently over the years. I was aware that they had made many albums down through the decades so my curiosity led me to check some of this out so i saw this boxset and for a mere £16 i thought if i didn't like it then i hadn't really lost much,however on the first listening of these albums in chronological order i was astonished just how good they are,when i read some reviews of Rush albums there are a couple included in this collection i was expecting to be poor even the much maligned Test for echo which according to most polls i had seen was considered their worst album is in my opinion rather good which leads to the question "if Test for echo is their worst album how good can the others be?" the answer in my opinion is pretty damn amazing!

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Paul

Rush just keep it going!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 10, 2020

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I have been a fan of Rush since the late 70’s, since first hearing 2112 and then seeing the band on the Moving Pictures tour in 1981 and I have to say I was totally blown away that night. I have been a fan ever since but must admit to loosing interest after the Signals album. I have played every Rush album from 2112 to Signals regularly since the early 80’s but didn’t even know any of the albums after Hold Your Fire.
I decided to purchase this box set of 7 CD’s after reading the many positive reviews , but was worried I would play a few of the cd’s, think ‘none of them are a patch on the 70’s and early 80’s Rush albums’ then put the whole box set in a drawer and forget about it.....
However i am still playing all the CD’s from this box set and enjoying each and every one. The ‘later’ Rush have moved on from the early 80’s but then bands who have staying power need to do just that.
So I won’t do reviews of each album, as many reviewers on this page have already done so in greater detail than I could. My favorite from the box set so far is Roll The Bones, closely followed by Test For Echo. It’s a real treat to play
7 albums I have never heard before from one of my favorite bands. So I absolutely give this Box set 5 stars.
My all time favorite Rush album is still Hemispheres but if you are an ‘early’ Rush fan, do not pass this box set by.
RIP Neil.

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FRS 102

Excellent collection

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 19, 2021

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Like many reviewers I gave up interest in Rush many years ago - around 1981. Liked the stuff before that, not keen at all on what they were then putting out. This was the era of metal and Rush were softening their sound and dreaded keyboards (not prog synths) were being heavily featured,

Anyway this box set was an ideal chance to catch up on their later years. So glad I got this as there is a great deal of excellent rock music here. Counterparts, Test For Echo, Feedback and Snakes and Arrows have all been listened to many times. Vapor Trails, Presto and Roll The Bones are all less accessible so far. Still think the later '80s Rush is beyond reach but this set, for any similar doubters, is highly recommended!

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