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    Posted: March 02 2005 at 19:58

Though I'd trow VT in as well.  I am looking into getting some more Rush, and I was wondering which albums are good from this era?

your thoughts are appreciated
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get them all, I couldn't decide so I just got them all and I don't regret buying a single one of them
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Counterparts. Stick It Out is great! I also like Cold Fire. Presto would be my #2, with Test coming in at #3. Haven't heard the other two. 
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I suggest to you to buy COUNERPARTS - the most powerfull and innovative reecord among these 5. Roll The Bones would be No 2, but, believe me, be careful with Test For Echo! (Only if you like Seatle's grunge influences mixed with Chris Rea )...
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Counterparts for me as well.
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COUNTERPARTS

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I only own Counterparts...and it really sucks!!!
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Originally posted by el böthy el böthy wrote:

I only own Counterparts...and it really sucks!!!


honestly hahahha they all do... but find Roll the Bones scores less on the suckiness scale and is probably the one post 'classic' era Rush album I still occasionally listen to.
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  1. Counterparts
  2. Test For Echo
  3. Feedback
  4. Vapor Trails
  5. Roll The Bones
  6. Presto
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Why if the title for this thread is Rush in the ´90 is Vapor Tails as an option?
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Counterparts  (7.5/10)   and Presto (7.5/10)  (Presto isn`t 90`s its 80`s) are both pretty good , the others on your list  are ...     But remember Rush Havent been perfect since Signals so don`t go expecting anything life changing after that   (I`d be exploring 2nd & 3rd phase Rush if you havent already  from  Fairwell to Kings  to Signals)

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Presto is '89, haha it doesnt matter.

Counterparts is the best 90's rush album though.
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