Rush
Signals

The ninth studio album by Canadian rock band Rush, released on September 9, 1982. The album peaked at No. 1 in Canada, No. 3 in the United Kingdom, and No. 10 in the United States. In November 1982, the album was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America for selling one million copies in the United States.

The best edition in terms of sound quality on CD. Impeccable quality, beautiful printing, booklet. Previously, he did not attach importance to this album, but in vain. Wonderful music in its direction of progressive rock. Very pleased with the purchase.

Rush Signals was released early in 80's and shows the band in excellent form. Subdivisions is the opening track, and one of the most complex and greatest Rush songs - alone, it deserves to buy this album. But here all songs are very good to say the minimum. Great album!!

Singal is rush middle age album. My favorite song is subdivisions, losing it, countdown. Near peart drum is very good. geddy keyboard is also good.

Signals is still interesting album for fans of progressive rock band Rush. It is not as great as Moving Pictures or Permanent Waves. Subdivisions is a very strong opening song and is still on concert playlist. Signals is good, standard albom of Rush and I like it. I recommned it.

This is one of my favourite Rush albums. However, at the time it was actually released I was not very impressed, I mean where was the huge guitar wall of sound ,the side long epics like Hemispheres, now that is an absolute classic record if a little hard to get into at first listen?

El ultimo disco con Terry Brown y el primero de su etapa con el dominio de los sintetizadores y teclados. Pero mantienen toda su fuerza. Un gran continuador de Moving Pictures.