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Rush - Moving Pictures LP (180g DMM)

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Rush takes on synthesizers in this prog-rock commentary on the modern world in 1981... still relevant now, still kicking ass

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1. Tom Sawyer

2. Red Barchetta

3. YYZ

4. Limelight

5. The Camera Eye

6. Witch Hunt

7. Vital Signs

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