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Overall Rating:2.75 based on 4 ratings
ItemImageRush's self-titled first album was released in 1974, and includes the songs 'Working Man', 'Finding My Way' and 'In The Mood'.

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ILikePie (49)
03/25/2008
Seriously misses the mesmerizing drumming work of Neil Peart, but contains a few nice little numbers. 'In the Mood' is awesome, as is 'Need Some Love' and the Sabbath-esque near-epic of 'Working Man'. However, the little-too-Zeppelin-esque 'Finding My Way' serves to irritate sometimes.
It's very good, but it's just not quite the 'real' Rush.

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Jonnn (0)
02/06/2008

KICKS ASS


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oscargamblesfro (76)
10/12/2007
Dull debut record, not horrid, but pretty boring. The one notable track in my opinion, "Working Man," is a good song, albeit a ripoff of Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath. I wonder what listeners must have felt when first hearing the track, which sounded as if Black Sabbath had a gnome for a lead singer or used Jon Anderson of Yes trying to sing with laryngitis AND right after getting kicked in the nuts on the cut.

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