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    Akmal Eky favorited and reviewed Power Windows

    The most powerful album by Rush indicated by Lee's vocal qualities, overall songs, Neil Peart's complex drumming techniques as well as Alex Lifeson's amazing guitar play. Being its eleventh album... more

    The most powerful album by Rush indicated by Lee's vocal qualities, overall songs, Neil Peart's complex drumming techniques as well as Alex Lifeson's amazing guitar play. Being its eleventh album, Power Windows covers various issues around the world such as money power (Big Money), talk (Grand Designs), weapons (Manhattan Project), persistance (Marathon), world domination (Territories), dreams (Middletown Dreams), emotions (Emotion Detector) and the unknown (Mystic Rhythms).

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    Rob Mallory Sr. favorited and reviewed Power Windows

    Rush's 1985 album 'Power Windows' kicks off with a powerful bang, the explosive "The Big Money", and right from the start you know that Rush are in fine form this time around.
    
    The keyboards are... more

    Rush's 1985 album 'Power Windows' kicks off with a powerful bang, the explosive "The Big Money", and right from the start you know that Rush are in fine form this time around.
    
    The keyboards are still largely evident in the mix, but the guitars are becoming more and more evident, as Rush learn to stike up the perfect mix between the two instruments. The reason could possibly be producer Peter Collins, who makes his Rush debut with this disc. And the proffesor, Neil Peart, has never sounded better with an aray of new percussion instruments added to his already massive drum kit.
    
    The songs are great, with no filler material on the set. Song's like the synth driven "Grand Designs", the historic "Manhattan Project", the driving "Marathon" (with amazing axe work from Lerxst) the tribal "Territories" and the haunting "Mystic Rhythms" make 'Power Windows' an obvious addition to any Rush collection.

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    Geoff Sims liked and reviewed Power Windows

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    Jake 'Stewie' Copeland liked and reviewed Power Windows

    Awesome album!! :)

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    Patrick Tobin liked and reviewed Power Windows

    Some peeps have a problem with Rush incorporating more synths on this album. I actually like the balance between synth and Lifeson's guitars. Amazing mix. Amazing album. My personal favorite of... more

    Some peeps have a problem with Rush incorporating more synths on this album. I actually like the balance between synth and Lifeson's guitars. Amazing mix. Amazing album. My personal favorite of theirs.

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