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On this day April 12, 1984, Rush released their tenth studio album Grace Under Pressure, a bold and intense record that reflected the tension and uncertainty of the Cold War era. Blending progressive rock with new wave influences and darker lyrical themes, the album showed the band continuing to...
On this day, February 12, 1981, Rush released their eighth studio album, Moving Pictures. This legendary album became the band’s biggest commercial success, blending progressive rock with a more accessible sound that helped them reach a wider audience. Featuring iconic tracks like Tom Sawyer...
On this day, October 29, 1981, Rush released their live album Exit…Stage Left. The album, which captured the band’s dynamic performances, peaked at #10 on the Billboard charts in the U.S. and reached #6 in the UK. Showcasing live renditions of hits like “The Spirit of Radio” and “Tom Sawyer,”...
On this day, October 14, 1985, Rush released their 11th studio album, Power Windows. Known for its incorporation of synthesizers and electronic elements, this album marked a departure from the band’s earlier, more guitar-driven sound. Power Windows reached #10 on the Billboard 200 and featured...
On this day September 9, 1982, Canadian rock band Rush released their ninth studio album, Signals. The album was a significant departure from their earlier, more progressive rock sound, showcasing a stronger emphasis on synthesizers and new wave influences. Signals was a commercial success...
On August 31, 1984, the Canadian music video channel MuchMusic made its debut, revolutionizing the way music was consumed in Canada. As the country’s answer to MTV, MuchMusic quickly became a cultural staple for music lovers. The first video ever played on the channel was “The Enemy Within” by...
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