TEST FOR ECHO

No one ever noticed the great effort that has to be done to create this record, even if this is not a "materpiece" is one of the most solid Rush record ever... why you may say, well, first the complete transfomation of the playing of Neil Peart trying to understand the basics of jazz and the constant "waving" of the classic grip in drumming, the sharp orientation of Geedy Lee into a more straight compositions avoiding the "easy" bridges, and the understanding of the music by numbers by Alex Lifeson; this record starts with a very nice tune, creating a complex sound that is followed by "Driven" a nice syncopated song with a very fluid music. The whole record acts as an entity, solid and very rational. For those who has doubts to buy it, just give a chance to hear it at least twice to understand the hard work behind it.