Counterparts (Remastered) - Rush

Counterparts (Remastered)

Rush

  • Genre: Hard Rock
  • Release Date: 2013-05-10
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 11

  • ℗ 1993 Atlantic Records. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group C

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Animate Rush 6:03 USD 1.29
2
Stick It Out Rush 4:30 USD 1.29
3
Cut to the Chase Rush 4:48 USD 1.29
4
Nobody's Hero Rush 4:55 USD 1.29
5
Between Sun & Moon Rush 4:37 USD 1.29
6
Alien Shore Rush 5:47 USD 1.29
7
The Speed of Love Rush 5:02 USD 1.29
8
Double Agent Rush 4:52 USD 1.29
9
Leave That Thing Alone Rush 4:05 USD 1.29
10
Cold Fire Rush 4:27 USD 1.29
11
Everyday Glory Rush 5:11 USD 1.29

Reviews

  • The bands best release of the 1990s

    5
    By bisco2
    Fantastic all the way through.
  • Rediscovery!

    5
    By Don't be a sucker
    I had a tough time when this first arrived. It was so different. Many years later I have rediscovered and its one of my favs now. Animate leads off and just drives hard. Those strings just drip passion and urgency. Songs are all so diverse but all work together and each so well put together. Drums nice and punchy. Guitar is thick, chunky and oily - so good. Bass is thumping, rock steady and a little funky. A grand slam!
  • A mixed bag of apples

    3
    By Reckia6
    I love some of this album and hate some of it. Songs I hate...Nobody's Hero, Cold Fire, Everyday Glory. And I don't care for the vocal melody for the verses of Stick It Out, even though I love the guitar riff. Songs I love...Between Sun and Moon, Double Agent and Leave that Thing Alone. And I have a soft spot for Speed Of Love. This is the first Rush album where I don't love all of Peart's lyrics. I think he sounds too scientific, especially on the first line of Alien Shore, " You and I, we are strangers by one chromosome." It's nice to hear Rush rocking out again and cutting back on the keyboards and synthesizers. But I think there are more duds here than usual on a Rush album. Still, it's worth having for it's great moments, which there are quite a few of.
  • Nothing to say

    5
    By Deanlatemodel18
    It's Rush... Nothing else needs to be said.... Front row in Front of Geddy for R40 in Detroit😊All I have to say is wow!!!!!
  • Counterparts

    5
    By Rockstarboi5150
    After Rush's efforts on "Presto" and "Roll the Bones", the band were able to accomplish returning to a guitar driven style, but the production was thinning out. In 1993, Rush reunited with producer Peter Collins and brought in engineer Kevin Shirley, who helped the band find their newer, thicker sound that made them sound like a real rock band again. "Animate" has an amazing drive that drummer Neil Peart considers one of their best. "Nobody's Hero" discusses diversity amongst various relationships between people, which Geddy Lee conveys in such a sincere manner. Alex Lifeson generates a heavy riff with "Stick It Out". With a new found sound and style that is helping Rush to survive in the 1990's, what could or would they possibly do next? With Rush, they always seem to find things they can change up.
  • Excellent!

    5
    By JR0723
    What more can I say? Out of the post synthesizer era of Rush's catalogue, this is by far the hardest rocker beside Vapor Trails. The album is a gem from start to finish. This found a permanent home in my CD player in the car for months on end in 93'. Worth the Benjamins
  • Masterful songwriting and musicians

    5
    By bookworm83
    I am a die- hard fan of Rush and I throughly enjoy this album, as much as ones such as Hemispheres and Farewell to Kings! This is from their 90s era albums and you can tell, but the music arrangement is fantastic and the songwriting and the here is some of the most profound I have ever heard from Rush- and that's a tall order. This purchase is a no brainier is you are a Rush fan at all.
  • This was the beginning of how Rush sounds now.

    4
    By Ethan gentleman
    After the last prog rock album roll the bones, this began the new era for Rush that brought you the hard rock albums like test for echo, vapor trails, snakes and arrows, and clock work Angels. My favorite songs from this are stick it out and leave that thing alone.
  • A great album

    5
    By Snoopy3024
    If I have one complaint it is that this album came out when Grung/Alternative was in shifting into high gear. It was kind of overshadowed by those bands back then. If this came out in the mid to late 80s it would have been legendary.
  • Great album

    5
    By Rockstar fan22102
    It was a amazing album. Some of my favorite songs were double agent, and cold fire.