Rush / Classic Logo Tee

The new-wave-meets-hard-rock approach of 'Permanent Waves' is honed to perfection on Rush's 1981 crossover masterpiece 'Moving Pictures'. Highlights include the singles "Tom Sawyer", "Red Barchetta", and "Limelight".

Rush's 'Signals', originally released in 1982, marked the band's increase use of electronic instrumentation, especially sequencers and electric violin. Includes singles, "Subdivisions", "New World Man", "The Analog Kid," "The Weapon" and "Countdown".

Rush 'ICON' celebrates the band's legendary career with this collection of greatest hits taken from Rush's first eleven studio albums. It features eleven hit singles like "Working Man", "Fly By Night", "Closer To The Heart", "Freewill", "Tom Sawyer" and "

'Permanent Waves' is one of Rush's finest moments, second only to their album 'Moving Pictures'. Though there are only 6 songs on 'Permanent Waves' - it's enough. The album features two Rush classics "The Spirit of Radio" and "Freewill".

Rush's '2112' first released in 1976, proved a breakthrough, highlighted by its seven-part title suite. Most Rush fans consider it the band's definitive recording and remains the band's biggest selling album. This 2016 remaster is the hologram edition!

Rush were just on the brink of being embraced by the album rock mainstream when they recorded 'Hemispheres' in 1978. It explores the political, social economic, and sci-fi themes prevalent on their early work.

The first half of Rush's 1975 album 'Caress Of Steel' features the anthemic "Bastille Day" and "Lakeside Park". Later come two odysseys that signal their voyage into prog: "The Necromancer" and the nearly 20-minute "The Fountain of Lamneth".

Rush's 1977 studio album, 'A Farewell To The Kings' has been long considered a landmark release. Highlights include the singles "Closer To The Heart" and "Cinderella Man".