Album Results

Rush

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Atlantic Recording Corporation
Release date: 1998


Disc 1 of 3
1. Dreamline: set one		more

2. Limelight: set one		more

3. Driven: set one		more

4. Bravado: set one		more

5. Animate: set one		more

6. Show Don't Tell: set one		more

7. The Trees: set one		more

8. Nobody's Hero: set one		more

9. Closer To The Heart: set one		more

10. 2112: set one		more

11. Bonus Track: set one		more

12. Bonus Track: set one		more

13. Bonus Track: set one		more

14. Bonus Track: set one		more

15. Bonus Track: set one		more

16. Bonus Track: set one		more

Disc 2 of 3
1. Test For Echo: set two		more

2. Analog Kid: set two		more

3. Freewill: set two		more

4. Roll The Bones: set two		more

5. Stick It Out: set two		more

6. Resist: set two		more

7. Leave That Thing Alone: set two		more

8. The Rhythm Method: set two		more

9. Natural Science: set two		more

10. The Spirit Of Radio: set two		more

11. Tom Sawyer: set two		more

12. YYZ: set two		more

Disc 3 of 3
1. Bastille Day: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

2. By-Tor & The Snow Dog: set three, Hammersmith Odeo...		more

3. Xanadu: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

4. Farewell To Kings: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, L...		more

5. Something For Nothing: set three, Hammersmith Odeo...		more

6. Cygnus X-1: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

7. Anthem: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

8. Working Man: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

9. Fly By Night: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

10. In The Mood: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, London 1978		more

11. Cinderella Man: set three, Hammersmith Odeon, Lond...		more

Featured Review
	The Fear Lily Allen
Lily Allen was getting itchy feet after her record label repeatedly postponed the release of her second effort, "It's Not Me, It's You"; but finally, in the new year, her turn to revalidate herself will arrive, beginning with another slice of shiny pop, in which the singer indulges into pop stars' usual temptation of ranting about the difficulties of a newly acquired celebrity lifestyle. No panic, though; "The Fear" is not another of those self-pitying pats in the back. Instead, is pretty much "Alright Still" once again; with Lily's witty lyrics underlined by light electronic touches, making it even more chart-friendly. A strong return, only overshadowed by the sudden impact caused when her spontaneous version of Britney's "Womanizer" leaked from producer Mark Ronson's online radio show. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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