[Progressive Rock] (1981) Rush - Moving Pictures [24-96] [DarkAngie]

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(1981) Rush - Moving Pictures [24-96]
  • 05. The Camera Eye.flac (225.5 MB)
  • 02. Red Barchetta.flac (128.6 MB)
  • 07. Vital Signs.flac (98.2 MB)
  • 01. Tom Sawyer.flac (97.5 MB)
  • 03. YYZ.flac (94.1 MB)
  • 06. Witch Hunt.flac (93.9 MB)
  • 04. Limelight.flac (92.6 MB)
  • cover.jpg (34.0 KB)
  • downloaded from katcr.co.txt (0.0 KB)

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(1981) Rush - Moving Pictures [24-96]




Review:
Since the arrival of drummer Neil Peart in the summer of 1974, Rush had produced six consecutive quality albums rock albums, up to and including Permanent Waves in 1980. Then came Moving Pictures which, in many ways, was their musical masterpiece and in all ways would become the most popular album they ever released. This album also would represent a crossroads for the band, at once showcasing many elements of the sound that they had forged throughout the late 1970s while also mildly previewing their new wave influenced sound of the early 1980s. In this sense, it may well be the most diverse album that Rush ever produced as well as the most complete and rewarding album overall of 1981, making it Classic Rock Review’s Album of the Year for that year. Following the success of the 1976 concept album, 2112, the group delved further into progressive rock with the “Cygnus X-1” concept which spanned two albums and culminated with the 12-part instrumental “La Villa Strangiato” from the 1978 album Hemispheres. With Permanent Waves, released on the first day of the new decade, Rush began to alter their style with some reggae and new wave elements to complement the hard rock core, a sound they expanded upon when production began on this album in late 1980. Moving Pictures was the seventh consecutive album produced by Terry Brown, who played a huge role in forging Rush’s sound during this classic phase of the career. It is also the first album where Geddy Lee plays some keyboards and bass on each and every song, complementing Alex Lifeson‘s guitar style and sound, which is distinct on every song. As a premiere rock drummer, Peart had long experimented with different styles and time signatures, and he continues to do so on Moving Pictures. But as the band’s primary lyricist, Peart explores more diverse subjects than he had in the past, finding lyrical inspiration in classical literature as well as contemporary events.





Tracklist:
01. Tom Sawyer
02. Red Barchetta
03. YYZ
04. Limelight
05. The Camera Eye
06. Witch Hunt
07. Vital Signs


Summary:
Country: Canada
Genre: Progressive rock



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