RUSH. " PERMANENT WAVES " LP UK 1980. MERCURY LABEL.
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Rush – Permanent Waves
Label: Mercury – 9100 071 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: UK Released: 1980 Genre: Rock Style: Hard Rock, Prog Rock A1 The Spirit Of Radio 4:54 A2 Freewill 5:23 A3 Jacob's Ladder 7:50 B1 Entre Nous 4:37 B2 Different Strings 3:50 Natural Science (9:27) B3a Tide Pools B3b Hyperspace B3c Permanent Waves Published By – Core Music Publishing Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Cat Productions Ltd. Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Phonogram Ltd. Copyright © – Phonogram Ltd. Marketed By – Phonogram Recorded At – Le Studio Mixed At – Trident Studios Mastered At – Trident Studios Lacquer Cut At – Trident Studios Pressed By – PRS Ltd. Printed By – Robor Ltd. Artwork By [Covergirl Couturiere] – Ou La La Artwork [Colour Collaboration] – Peter George (3) Bass, Synthesizer [Oberheim Polyphonic, Ob-1, Mini-moog, Taurus Pedals], Vocals, Composed By, Engineer [Mix Assistant] – Geddy Lee Design Concept, Graphics, Art Direction – Hugh Syme Drums, Timpani, Timbales, Bells [Orchestra, Tubular, Bell Tree], Wind Chimes, Triangle, Crotales, Design Concept – Neil Peart Engineer – Paul Northfield Engineer [Assistant] – Robbie Whelan Engineer [Mix Assistant Cameo Appearances] – Steve S. Hort* Engineer [Mix Assistant] – Adam Moseley, Craig Milliner Executive-Producer – Moon Records Guitar [6-string Electric, 12-string Electric], Acoustic Guitar, Synthesizer [Taurus Pedals], Composed By – Alex Lifeson Lacquer Cut By – Geoff's*, Ray's* Management – Ray Danniels, SRO Productions, Vic Wilson Mastered By – Ray Staff Photography By – Deborah Samuel, Fin Costello, Flip Schulke Producer, Arranged By – Rush Producer, Arranged By, Engineer [Mix] – Terry Brown Steel Drums – Erwig Chuapchuaduah Recorded at Le Studio, Morin-Heights, Quebec, during September and October 1979. Mixed at Trident Studios, Soho, London in November 1979.
On initial pressing the News paper cover that is blowing in the wind reads "Dewei Defeats Truman". On later copies the headline was blanked out. Apparently the Chicago Tribune who erroneously published this headline objected. These early copies also have a much thicker (card) inner sleeve. Later copies had a thin, shiny paper inner sleeve that tore easily.
Marketed by Phonogram.
Made in England
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