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''Test for Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush|Band}}, released in 1996. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
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''Test for Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush|Band}}, released in 1996.1996 through Anthem Records (in conjunction with Creator/AtlanticRecords outside of Canada). The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
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''Test for Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1996. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
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''Test for Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, Music/{{Rush|Band}}, released in 1996. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
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LighterAndSofter: Compared to the especially heavy ''Music/{{Counterparts}}''. Nevertheless, the album isn't entirely devoid of heaviness ("Driven" and "Time and Motion" particularly).
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* RearrangeTheSong: "Resist" went from a slow rock song to an acoustic number during the ''Vapor Trails'' and ''R30'' tours.
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** "Resist" went from a slow rock song to an acoustic number during the ''Vapor Trails'' and ''R30'' tours.
** "Resist" went from a slow rock song to an acoustic number during the ''Vapor Trails'' and ''R30'' tours.
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* CallBack: A line from "Dog Years" calls back to the album art for "Signals" with a dog sniffing a fire hydrant.
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''Test For Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1996. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound for the band. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
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''Test For for Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1996. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound for the band.sound. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
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''Test For Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1997. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound for the band. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
Fan and critc reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{Caress Of Steel}}'', it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
Fan and critc reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{Caress Of Steel}}'', it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
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''Test For Echo'' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1997.1996. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound for the band. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
Fan andcritc critic reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{Caress Of Steel}}'', ''Caress of Steel'', it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
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!! Carve Away The Tropes
* FanonDiscontinuity: A lot of people in the fandom like to pretend this album doesn't exist, and even the band aren't very happy with it. A lot of the derision goes toward Dog Years, a song with clunky and awkward lyrics that popular myth claims Neil wrote and presented to the band while drunk (and no one had the heart to tell him it was a bad idea).
* FanonDiscontinuity: A lot of people in the fandom like to pretend this album doesn't exist, and even the band aren't very happy with it. A lot of the derision goes toward Dog Years, a song with clunky and awkward lyrics that popular myth claims Neil wrote and presented to the band while drunk (and no one had the heart to tell him it was a bad idea).
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!! Carve Away The Tropes
* FanonDiscontinuity: A lot of people inthe fandom like to pretend this album doesn't exist, and even the band aren't very happy with it. A lot of the derision goes toward Dog Years, a song with clunky and awkward lyrics that popular myth claims Neil wrote and presented to the band while drunk (and no one had the heart to tell him it was a bad idea).Tropes:
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** This was done in order to give Neil a break after his drum solos, as the song was usually scheduled to be performed not long after (if not immediately after).
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: Neil Peart wrote "Virtuality" on how exciting it was that people can communicate over the internet and e-mail. In '''1996'''.
--> ''Net boy, net girl''
--> ''Send your impulse 'round the world''
--> ''Put your message in a modem''
--> ''And throw it in the Cyber Sea''
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Fan and critc reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{CaressOfSteel}}, it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
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Fan and critc reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{CaressOfSteel}}, ''Music/{{Caress Of Steel}}'', it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
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'''''Test For Echo''''' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1997. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound for the band. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
Fan and critc reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{CaressOfSteel}}, it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
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!! Tracklist:
# "Test For Echo"
# "Driven"
# "Half The World"
# "The Color of Right"
# "Time and Motion"
# "Totem"
# "Dog Years"
# "Virtuality"
# "Resist"
# "Limbo"
# "Carve Away the Stone"
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!!Principal Members:
* Geddy Lee - lead vocals, bass, synthesizer, sequencer
* Alex Lifeson - guitar, keyboard, mandola
* Neil Peart - drums, percussion, hammered dulcimer
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!! Carve Away The Tropes
* Instrumentals: "Limbo".
* LighterAndSofter
* NewSoundAlbum: The most progressive album the band did since Music/{{MovingPictures}}.
* OneWordTitle: "Driven", "Totem", "Virtuality", "Resist", and "Limbo".
* RearrangeTheSong: "Resist" went from a slow rock song to an acoustic number during the ''Vapor Trails'' and ''R30'' tours.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Neil Peart wrote "Virtuality" on how exciting it was that people can communicate over the internet and e-mail. In '''1996'''.
--> ''Net boy, net girl''
--> ''Send your impulse 'round the world''
--> ''Put your message in a modem''
--> ''And throw it in the Cyber Sea''
* TitleTrack: "Test For Echo"
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'''''Test For Echo''''' is the sixteenth studio album by Music/{{Rush}}, released in 1997. The last album produced by Peter Collins, it marked the return of a more complex and progressive sound for the band. It was also the last album that would be released by the band for 6 years, due to the personal tragedies in Neil Peart's life.
Fan and critc reception was mixed to negative, with the consensus being that while there were a few good songs, the album for the most part sounded very uninspired and that Rush was "on autopilot" for this album. Along with ''Music/{{CaressOfSteel}}, it is regarded to be the weakest installment in Rush's discography.
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!! Tracklist:
# "Test For Echo"
# "Driven"
# "Half The World"
# "The Color of Right"
# "Time and Motion"
# "Totem"
# "Dog Years"
# "Virtuality"
# "Resist"
# "Limbo"
# "Carve Away the Stone"
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!!Principal Members:
* Geddy Lee - lead vocals, bass, synthesizer, sequencer
* Alex Lifeson - guitar, keyboard, mandola
* Neil Peart - drums, percussion, hammered dulcimer
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!! Carve Away The Tropes
* Instrumentals: "Limbo".
* LighterAndSofter
* NewSoundAlbum: The most progressive album the band did since Music/{{MovingPictures}}.
* OneWordTitle: "Driven", "Totem", "Virtuality", "Resist", and "Limbo".
* RearrangeTheSong: "Resist" went from a slow rock song to an acoustic number during the ''Vapor Trails'' and ''R30'' tours.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Neil Peart wrote "Virtuality" on how exciting it was that people can communicate over the internet and e-mail. In '''1996'''.
--> ''Net boy, net girl''
--> ''Send your impulse 'round the world''
--> ''Put your message in a modem''
--> ''And throw it in the Cyber Sea''
* TitleTrack: "Test For Echo"
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-->''Video vertigo, test for echo''
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