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649.1 | | HPSCAD::WALL | I see the middle kingdom... | Mon Feb 23 1987 13:16 | 14 |
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Power Windows is a lot more like Signals than it is like Grace Under
Pressure. I took a LONG time to learn to like Grace Under Pressure,
and it is still my least favorite Rush album.
Power Windows doesn't bear any real resemblance to anything Rush
did before Permanent Waves. The album was produced by a guy named
Peter Collins, who appears to be a lot easier to get along with
than Peter Henderson, who produce Grace Under Pressure.
I'd say give Power Windows a shot, particularly on CD. My favorites
are "Grand Designs" and "Territories"
DFW
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649.2 | More PW info | CASPRO::DLONG | | Mon Feb 23 1987 13:59 | 22 |
| There's an awful lot to like about Power Windows. For one it's
DDD [Digital Recording/Mixing/Mastering].
A lot of emphasis has been put into production techniques. I sometimes
think you can't get a more polished sound then 'Mystic Rhythms'
because it all blends in sooooooo nicely.
The general consensus of the Rush fans I hang around is:
Signals - Real departure in the direction of keyboards
Grace Under Pressure - Almost an overreaction to get back to the
guitars
Power Windows - A near perfect mix of the two styles [ie: Big Money]
My personal favorites on P.W. are:
Marathon
Territories
Manhattan Project
Mystic Rhythms
Big Money
[Ooops! That's practically the whole thing!]
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649.3 | Prevention better than cure | STAR::BECK | Paul Beck | Tue Feb 24 1987 00:01 | 8 |
| RE .0
I find that by handling the disks by the edges to avoid putting
fingerprints on the surface, and always return a played disk
to its jewel box immediately, I don't need to clean mine.
I have a disk cleaning kit, just in case (used it once or twice),
but if the disk is clean, don't clean it.
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649.4 | Home town | KAOFS::D_GRANGER | | Sat Nov 14 1987 02:18 | 9 |
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I find all (every single one) of Rush's CD's GREAT!!!!
Of course I am biased since I lived in Toronto for a few years and
had the privilege of seeing their live performances in front of
their home crowd.
I find their music and Neil's lyrics very intelligent.
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