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Signals - CD, LP, SP, Blu-ray

Name: CD Rush: Signals
SKU: 896965
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Rush

Rock | Progressive rock | Hard Rock

1982

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LP Rush: Signals

Remastered 200g Vinyl US/Canada

Mercury | Anthem (5) | Universal Music Enterprises 12. June 2019 USA and Canada

Album Reissue Remastered

More ID: 331181 EAN: 0602547118264 Discogs ID: 7576882

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Title	Signals
Artist	Rush
More info	Remastered 200g Vinyl US/Canada
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Mercury \| Anthem (5) \| Universal Music Enterprises
Country of issue	USA and Canada
Date of publication	12. June 2019
First released	1982
Weight	230 g
EAN	0602547118264
Product ID	331181
Discogs ID	7576882

Rush: Signals version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in USA and Canada in publishing company Mercury in cooperation with Anthem (5) and Universal Music Enterprises on 12. June 2019.

Rush The 1982 album Signals is considered one of the band's most progressive and eclectic works. The album includes the hit singles "New World Man" and "Subdivisions" and is often praised for its musicianship and lyrical depth.

Album spans genres Rock, Progressive rock and Hard Rock. 200 Gram Vinyl.

Track list

A1	Subdivisions
	Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
A2	The Analog Kid
	Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
A3	Chemistry
	Lyrics By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee, Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
A4	Digital Man
	Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
B1	The Weapon
	Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
B2	New World Man
	Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
B3	Losing It
	Electric Violin [Electric Violins] Ben Mink \| Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee
B4	Countdown
	Lyrics By Neil Peart \| Music By Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee