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For those long-time Rush fans who've always enjoyed the group's early, pre-2112 straight-ahead hard rock, FEEDBACK will come as a welcome diversion from the Canadian trio's later, much more complex work. An album of 1960s-era cover tunes that were inspirational to the band members early in their careers, the disc brings Rush back to basics, stripping away the synthesizers, effects-laden guitar, and percussion triggers, leaving only guitar, bass, drums, and vocals. From the opening notes of "Summertime Blues" (seemingly inspired equally by the Blue Cheer and Who LIVE AT LEEDS versions), the band's love of these songs is obvious; this is the unadulterated sound of Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart having fun rocking out. Wisely, Rush never strays too far from the original arrangements, which allows the record to evoke the feeling of stumbling onto the world's greatest classic-rock bar band.
Recording information: Phase One Studios, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (03/2004 - 04/2004).
Rush: Geddy Lee (vocals, bass guitar); Alex Lifeson (guitar); Neil Peart (drums).
Liner Note Author: Neil Peart.
Feedback Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Rock 101 : Do your homework, sonny!
For supposed "rock fans" that hate this album: you've all missed the point!
RUSH became the musical monsters that they did because the music from their collective youths inspired them or does that make too much sense?!?!
You can hear the love and passion they had for that long gone era on every one of the tracks on this CD.
Go watch "American Idol" like everyone else and leave music to musicians like RUSH! Geddy, Alex & Neil are the Gods!
Submitted by dbotero (NYC, USA)
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 Excellent Work
Since I have not heard most of the orignal songs, it is an excellent Rush performance. I continue to enjoy their work even though this CD includes few songs.
Submitted by frailejon87 (Caracas, Venezuela) 
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THANK YOU RUSH
If You were there, You will love this set. These were the songs that made me fall in love with music too. note: listen to the Jefferson Airplane guitar work in For What It's Worth.
Submitted by gprins (Mtn. View, AR.)
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This is a phenomenal collection from Rush. All 8 tracks are covers of songs made famous in the '60s, and are tracks which members of Rush grew up listening to, and playing, in early bands before the current line-up of Rush got together. Alex's guitar, Geddy's vocals and bass and (of course!) Neil's drumming are all fantastic and the whole CD sounds fantastic. Any Rush fan will love this but I reckon its appeal will attract a lot of fans of "classic" rock. Rush make these songs sound tremendous and not dated. Utterly recommended!
Submitted by keith77772002 (Glasgow, Scotland, UK)
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This is Rush, but then again it is not. This was an interesting project for the band. I would say that this is a filler project. This is just something to hold us over until the next real Rush CD appears. The playing is good. They do a very good job of covering the material, and still while they do that, Rush still seeps through. You can't beat the price.
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Purchase Feedback CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Rush In Rio CDs (2003)
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 $22.99 
RUSH IN RIO is a unique 3-CD document that features an entire set recorded at a Rio de Janeiro show in November 2002 that was also the last date on the Vapor Trails international tour. Originally recorded for the Rush concert video/DVD of the same name, this collection is raw around the edges but still manages to capture the live might of this critically underrated progressive rock power trio. Playing South America for the first time, the Canadian threesome waded deep into their canon for this crowd of 40,000 rabid fans. In addition to serving up expected Rush perennials like "Tom Sawyer," "Limelight," and ...
| | Dream Theater - Images & Words/5 Yrs In A Live Time DVDs (1993)
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 $12.94  
This release gathers together two previous outings in the visual medium from progressive metal band Dream Theater. A concert recorded live in Tokyo from 1993 is included, alongside highlights from shows in Rotterdam, London, and a selection of music videos. See individual titles for more details.
With their progressive metal style and exceptional musicianship (learned at the Berklee School of Music) Dream
Theater grew to prominence with their MTV hit "Pull Me Under" in 1992. During that time Dream Theater developed
a rabid fan base that remains with them today-especially when it comes to their mind-blowing live shows.
This 2 DVD set, Images And Words: Live In Tokyo/5 Years In A LIVEtime, is a must-own for any Dream Theater fan. The
2-DVD set is jam-packed with over 3 hours of footage: live performances along with 6 music videos and memorable
behind-the-scenes interviews.
Disc One: Images And Words: Live In Tokyo is a riveting live performance captured in Tokyo, Japan, during Dream
Theater's 1993 Music In Progress world tour. Also included are the videos for "Pull Me Under," "Take The Time,"
and "Another Day," plus band interviews and home video footage that takes you behind the scenes on their first
world tour, the making of their album and ...
| | Rush Counterparts CD (1993) Remastered
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$7.65 
Principally recorded at McClear Pathe, Toronto, Canada from April to June 1993.
"Leave That Thing Alone" was nominated for a 1995 Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance.
Reuniting with POWER WINDOWS/HOLD YOUR FIRE producer Peter Collins, Rush released their fifteenth studio album (and nineteenth overall). During its recording, guitarist Alex Lifeson wanted the album to be more hard rock-oriented, while bassist Geddy Lee was content with their recent excursions in melodic pop. Lifeson must have won the battle, because COUNTERPARTS is a harder-rocking affair than Rush's previous several albums. It's also the strongest and most consistent set of songs the band had composed in a while, with a grittier feel (an element sorely missed by fans of the band's 1970s work).
COUNTERPARTS contains at least one track that deals with a topical issue (as in 1989's anti-suicide ...
| | Dream Theater Octavarium CD (2005)
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$11.15
As the sole major-label progressive-metal act, Dream Theater invariably set the standard as the flagship band of the genre. With the numerically themed OCTAVARIUM (including eight tracks signifying the band's eighth release) the shred-rock quintet continues to challenge themselves creatively. Opening track "The Root Of All Evil" picks up the thread that began with "The Glass Prison" (SIX DEGREES OF INNER TURBULENCE) and carried forward to "This Dying Soul" (TRAIN OF THOUGHT). Drummer Mike Portnoy's lyrics for these songs read like a set of deeply personal journal entries documenting his painful recovery experience, further disclosed by a footnote nod ...
| | Rush Snakes & Arrows CD (2007)
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$11.25
In the five years since their last full studio album, a covers EP (2004's FEEDBACK) and two live releases (2003's RUSH IN RIO and 2005's R30) hardly sated the throngs ...
| | Samantha Jones Surrounded By A Ray Of Sunshine: The Ua Recordings CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Golden Earring Continuing Story Of Radar Love CD (1989)
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| | Cocktail Mix Vol. 2: Martini Madness CD (1996)
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$6.95
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| | Sister Hazel Lift CD (2004)
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After years without ...
| | Helix No Rest For The Wicked CD (2008) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Art Pepper Eleven CD (2008) (Import) Japan
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$34.95
| | Orquesta Lucena You Never Heard It Like This! CD (2008)
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