Rush - Roll the Bones LP

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$ 42

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Nov 14, 2013 Sold Date

Nov 4, 2013 Start Date

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Rush - Roll the bones LP

Media: Excellent
Only fine hairline surface marks

Sleeve: Excellent
No splits, some storage rubs
Inner again no splits

Barcode: 0 7567-82293-1 2
Other: UK: WX 436
Label Code: LC 0121
Rights Society: GEMA/BIEM
Matrix / Runout (A Side): WMME Alsdorf 756 782293-1-A2
Matrix / Runout (B Side): WMME Alsdorf 756 782293-1-B2

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Packaged in card mailer with 2 stiffners

Rush: Geddy Lee (vocals, synthesizer, bass); Alex Lifeson (guitar, background vocals); Neil Peart (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Rupert Hine (keyboards, background vocals).Recorded at Le Studio, Morin Heights, Quebec, Canada.Many Rush fans were pleased to see the band return to a more straightforward approach with 1989's PRESTO, and break out of their "synthesizer rut" of the mid-to-late-'80s (after all, Rush had made a name for themselves with technically proficient hard rock). Cut from the same musical cloth is their follow-up, 1991's ROLL THE BONES, which was the second consecutive Rush release co-produced by the band and Rupert Hine. Easily their most rock-oriented album since 1984's GRACE UNDER PRESSURE, ROLL THE BONES contains several of Rush's best-known tunes from the '90s.The title track is a natural extension of their 1989 single "Show Don't Tell," which boasts more prominent funky rhythms and guitar work, and a surprising "rapped" section in the middle (a first for the band). Another funk-rocker is "Where's My Thing? (Part IV, 'Gangster of Boats' Trilogy)," which was Rush's first instrumental since 1981's classic "YYZ." Other highlights include the melodic pop of the album-opener "Dreamline" and a coming-of-age love song, "Ghost of a Chance." It's one of the better progressive rock albums of the '90s.

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