POWER WINDOWS

review #3 by jerome blanchet. ok, i am a big big fan of rush since a long time. and for me, this album is the top quality for the period 1980- 1990, (notice the exeption for moving picture of course.)

this is a pop, prog, thecno, rock album as many other album for the period 1980- 1990 for rush .very complex album. memorable at the vocal.

for me the sonority is perfect for this period of time (1985). wath is stunning with rush, this is the perfect balance between prog and pop this is not as alan parsons project (eve and other album) where pop is more present than prog (even if i love this albums)

i have to say that for me, the best thing for (prog fans) in this album is, odd time signature (of course) , complex bass. great sonority guitar, amazing guitar playing , keyboard sonority and arrangement, and of course amazing drum and cymbal by neil peart.

now, i talk about keyboard sonority and arrangement, for me this album is the finest hours for keyboard creativity. you have to listen the record but il tell to you right now, the keybord is this record is one of the best thing that i have ever heard. astonishing atmosphere and melody. sometime pure keybord sonority and sometime orckestration sonority. the keybord is more present than in , hold your fire album, but the other instrument are not negliger.

if il could meet rush members and ask only one question, i would ask . how was yours life at this period of 1985

thanks to alex lifeson for astonishing guitar playing, simple and so perfect. as a reviewer had say already this record has one of the best echoed guitar solos sounds ever made by Rush.