Counterparts [Original recording remastered]

1. Animate

2. Stick It Out

3. Cut to the Chase

4. Nobody's Hero

5. Between Sun & Moon

6. Alien Shore

7. Speed of Love

8. Double Agent

9. Leave That Thing Alone

10. Cold Fire

11. Everday Glory

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Counterparts [Original recording remastered]

Average customer rating: Counterparts Shifts The Rush Sound Once Again I Second That... My favorite rock album ever. Light at the end of the tunnel Finally some recognition for Counterparts!!!!

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Tracks:

1. Animate
2. Stick It Out
3. Cut to the Chase
4. Nobody's Hero
5. Between Sun & Moon
6. Alien Shore
7. Speed of Love
8. Double Agent
9. Leave That Thing Alone
10. Cold Fire
11. Everday Glory

Customer Reviews:

Counterparts Shifts The Rush Sound Once Again.......2007-07-11

The first thing that becomes apparent as soon as Animate comes on is that the sound of Rush has shifted once again. From Roll The Bones to this point, Geddy's bass has taken back over in the front of the mix. Alex is cranked up. Neil's drums have that acoustic sound once again (sampled?). Is this the influence of the popularity that is Alternative? I seriously doubt it. Rush are great musicians and they when they decide to shift direction, they do not take it lightly. What we have here is a reshaping of the signature Rush sound. No matter how bass-heavy it is, no matter what the shred factor is pushed to, it still sounds distinctly like Rush. This was never one of my favorite Rush outings, but it grows on me with each listen, even after all these years. One reviewer called this possibly Rush's best album. PLEASE! He also said that it was the best of Rush's 90s efforts. Maybe. Roll The Bones had a plethora of cool songs on it, though. Does the heavy sound make people think that this is better than the Rush of the past? I think it does, and that's deceiving. There are good songs here and weak songs. Rush will never produce another Moving Pictures. Sad but true. They will produce a ton of great material, but the perfect album scenerio has played out for the boys from Toronto. Let's go down the song list:

Animate - Great driving opener. Animate pushes the new Rush envelope, creating a heavy, pounding groove that we haven't heard in years. Excellent start.

Stick It Out - At first I hated this song. It sounded like Rush trying to be someone else trying to sound like Rush. Does that make sense? Alternative or metal clones of Rush. After a couple of hundred listens, it's one of the better songs on this album. Again, the mauling, crushing sound that Rush manages to create while still staying true to Rush is enthralling.

Cut To The Chase - Like Roll The Bones, Counterparts boasts most of its good tunes at the beginning. This is a great song and the solo is one of Alex's shining spots on the album. Tight. Killer.

Nobody's Hero - Haunting. This is one of those songs like Afterimage or Losing It that creeps you out and gives you chills and makes you like it all the same. Honest. Meaningful. Classic.

Between Sun & Moon - This song is so f*cking driven it just plain rocks. The first time I listened to Counterparts, this was the one song that stood out the most. Great!

Alien Shore - Alex is definitely rocking on here. Slave to the hormone, body and soul. Neil's lyrics lift this obscure song to the surface. Complex.

The Speed Of Love - Hmmm. It's all right. Mediocre? Would I go that far? Maybe. This song drags. Downer. Boring.

Double Agent - When you start getting used to the songs on Counterparts, get familiar with them, you start to realize that Alex has the guitar sound from hell on this album. The trippy Geddy vocals distorted to Necromancer-esque quality make me flinch. This song has the potential in places to be great, but it just misses. The music is very cool.

Leave That Thing Alone - Two instrumentals in two albums after a decade- long hiatus. All right! Whenever Rush decides to do this, you know it's going to be good. Leave That Thing Alone rocks out loud. I can't ever get tired of hearing Alex, Geddy & Neil just jamming away. Perfection.

Cold Fire - The opening Alex riff is killer. This deep into the album, you start to get tired. That is the biggest problem with Rush ever since they entered the Age of CD (Hold Your Fire). They want to give you a full CD worth of songs, but towards the end it becoms tedious. This is the name of a Dean R. Koontz book that I once read. I hated that book. I don't hate this song, but it's never going to be one of my favorites. Too bad because Alex wails on this song.

Everyday Glory - I don't think I've ever heard this song.... Just kidding. God, I can't tell you that I think this song is good. It feels like filler to me and that isn't in the Rush repitoire to have filler tunes, but it is extremely bland.

Overall, Counterparts finds Rush creating a sonic redecoration of themselves. Heavy, for sure. Once again, the musicianship is excellent. Rush doesn't get sloppy with their song structures, they just miss the hooks. Every song can't be memorable, can it? Long gone are the days of Hemispheres and Signals and Power Windows. This is newer (older) Rush. As usual, there are some gems and some yawners. Not the best album they've ever created. People who think that should seek treatment for delusions of grandeur. Good, but not great.

Dig it!

I Second That..........2007-06-02

I completely agree with the reviewer named Chris. Counterparts is definitely one of Rush's finest albums. I also agree that the lyrics on this album are among Peart's best. I think it's definitely the best album since Moving Pictures. I don't really have anything interesting or original to say here. I just wanted to voice my agreement that this album is a rock masterpiece.

My favorite rock album ever........2007-05-26

I feel that this is probably overall the best rock album that I have ever purchased. Every song (except for maybe "Speed of Love") ranks as one of my favorites. The instrumental track, "Leave That Thing Alone," is one of the best rock instrumentals I have ever heard. Every song is thought provoking and the musicianship is top notch.

Light at the end of the tunnel.......2007-05-24

It took me a long time to admit to myself that I liked Rush. Coming from a hardcore punk/speedmetal/psychotic underground musical background, Rush always struck me as a group of sensitive ponytail milquetoasts, playing lightweight rock for geeky music nerds. Over the course of several years, I finally realized that I did in fact like songs such as Fly By Night, Spirit of Radio, Freewill, Tom Sawyer, Limelight, etc. The coup de grace hit me when I heard one of my favorite bands (i.e. Thrones) perform a song called The Oracle and I complimented them that it was one of their best songs. "Oh, uh... that's actually a Rush song, it's from 2112." My jaw hit the floor and that was when I started buying Rush albums. I started with the debut and went chronologically. Everything was great until I reached their 1982 album Signals. This was when the keyboards and synthesizers took over and the guitars were shoved to the back burner. I lost interest instantly and stopped buying the albums.

That was several years ago. Very recently, something made me want to hear more Rush. I bought Grace Under Pressure, Power Windows, Hold Your Fire, and Roll the Bones. As soon as I started listening to Grace Under Pressure, I knew that I had been right to stop buying albums after Signals. Such ineffectual, weaksauce synth drivel. Then I moved on to Power Windows, and I was absolutely certain that the album was in fact a dimensional doorway that led straight to Hell. I contemplated suicide at least 12 times before the album was over. It sounded like the soundtrack to the most generic mid-80s inspirational teen movie you can imagine. I could close my eyes and see some spotty faced kid training hard to learn martial arts, pushing himself too hard, failing, and then getting up and trying harder... sweet Lord, it was unbearable. Hold Your Fire was a mild improvement, or at least slightly less painful. Still quite horrid and much too 'lite rock' for my tastes. Roll the Bones was another slight improvement. It was nice to hear more guitars and almost no keys.

And then finally this morning I came to Counterparts. Not a return to form, but definitely the sound of a band who had finally remembered after many long years how good it feels to simply ROCK. This is the best thing they'd done since Moving Pictures, hands down. This makes all the pain and suffering I endured listening to mid-80s Rush all worth it, because it puts this album into context.

For the record, I just finished listening to Test For Echo, which is good but not as good as Counterparts. Right now I'm taking in my first listen of Vapor Trails... which I can already tell is their hardest and heaviest album ever. Tomorrow I believe I shall pick up a copy of Snakes & Arrows.

Finally some recognition for Counterparts!!!!.......2007-05-18

Thank God!!! In many Rush fan circles, Counterparts is possibly the most underrated album in the band's entire repertoire. It's good to see these reviews. I personally believe its Rush's best album since Moving Pictures. I know thats drastic to some, but even ex-Rush fans give this album a lot of praise (like my brother). Lyrically this album is among the best of any Rush album with the possible exception of the classic Rush period up to Moving Pictures. I put this album above Grace and Power Windows because I believe it is lyrically superior, but also that it is far more daring and experimental while also bringing the guitar driven roots back the band's work. Thanks for reading.
-Chris

Average customer rating: BEST OF SHOW SCHWEEEEEET Wow, these guys are great! Good album please

Closer to the Sun Slightly Stoopid Manufacturer: Reincarnate Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ska Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk-Pop | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Third Wave Ska | Ska | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Electric Blues Guitar | Blues | Styles | Music Acoustic Blues | Blues | Styles | Music Similar Items: Everything You Need Live & Direct: Acoustic Roots Kona Town Give'n It Flying Ship of Fantasy ASIN: B00082ZQX6 Release Date: 2005-04-19

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Babylon Is Falling
3. Somebody
4. Fat Spliffs
5. Bandelero
6. See It No Other Way
7. Nothin Over Me
8. This Joint
9. Older
10. Ain't Got a Lot of Money
11. Till It Gets Wet
12. Don't Care
13. Basher
14. Righteous Man
15. Up On A Plane
16. Waiting
17. Closer To The Sun
18. Zeplike
19. Comb 4 My Dome
20. Open Road

Customer Reviews:

BEST OF SHOW.......2007-07-25

If you know good music you know Slightly Stoopid.
Rock, Reggae, Rap, Punk, Ska, their music appeals everyone!

SCHWEEEEEET.......2007-04-28

It's really hard to point a finger at Slightly Stoopids best cd....they're all so damn good! CLOSER TO THE SUN really blew me away though and if you're in the mood to kick back and hang out with some friends (especially over the summer) this is the most chill cd to listen to. I would definitely put this one in my top ten. It never gets old.

Wow, these guys are great!.......2007-02-01

Smooth easy Cali sound. A little like Sublime, a little like OPM. Very good stuff.

Good album.......2006-08-21

I loved the first album. The second one is very good as well. You have to see Slightly Stoopid in Concert. Its a great show.

please.......2006-05-20

i'm from san diego, this band sucks. sublime rip-offs. stop playing at canes. please. chicks named "zil" go to your show. no original thought put into this. horrible.

Average customer rating: Rush - a band that keeps on keeping on with "Counterparts" Rush's 2nd best album ? Up there with Signals and Moving pictures for consistency A disappointment Catchy Songs, But a Few Bad Ones Too

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Tracks:

1. Animate
2. Stick It Out
3. Cut To The Chase
4. Nobody's Hero
5. Between Sun & Moon
6. Alien Shore
7. The Speed Of Love
8. Double Agent
9. Leave That Thing Alone
10. Cold Fire
11. Everyday Glory

Amazon.com

The production on Counterparts is a bit too smooth, which means that the passion that normally infuses Rush's music (and prevents it from being too coldly intellectual) is weakened. The songs themselves are good, including the singles "Animate", "Nobody's Hero", and "Stick It Out". Other standouts are "Cut to the Chase" and "Cold Fire". Though Rush's brand of slick, sophisticated progressive rock isn't exactly trendy, it is what they do best, and they've wisely stuck to it. Therefore, although Counterparts isn't on a par with Moving Pictures or Permanent Waves, it's still a strong effort. --Genevieve Williams

Customer Reviews:

Rush - a band that keeps on keeping on with "Counterparts".......2007-02-01

Rush is a band that perhaps shows how to evolve and change musically more than most, without compromising to generation trends or industry pressures. Counterparts was their 1993 release that fell between 1991's "Roll the Bones" and the 1996 album "Test for Echo". If one had never heard of this band and actually took a single consecutive listen to every album in their discography, they would realize an innovation and artistic approach that produced diamonds and gems. With Counterparts, we get an album that is far removed from the folksy space rock (sorry, that's the best description I could come up with) of the 1970's material and yet still retains some of the more uplifting pop that is experienced in later albums through the 80's.

Don't take uplifting as something heartfelt or light, because there is still plenty of electric power on here that is backed by the Canadian Trio's masterful musicianship. The single "Stick it out" is stoic and steadfast, and still remains a staple of their modern material to date. Themes of despair as well as hope are still prevalent, as well as a touch in the songwriting that once again hinges often on societal storylines. "Cut to the Chase" is a rollicking rocker that still features vocalist Geddy Lee belting out soulful tones that are encompassed by Alex Liefson's guitar. "Between Sun and Moon" starts out with a powerful and dark opening that features one of the greatest drummers of all time in Neil Peart. This song has some changeups that are energetic and soulful. To me it is by far one of the best tracks on the album.

"Alien Shore" is a beautifully written song that never climbs to high but has a lot of meaning behind the words. "Double Agent" seems to stem into different territory as it has a narrative style to it that doesn't feature Geddy on vocals the entire time. "Cold Fire" is another staple from their modern catalog and is a great rocking tune that is top notch in catchy tones and memorable lyrics.

The album is fairly smooth and despite it often getting cut down by many when compared to what came before it, this listener prefers to judge it on its own. Counterparts is in between the lines of the Rush Empire, but still to me is a complete, enjoyable album. If you are new to Rush, I suggest you start at the beginning, as their music is a journey as much as it is simply superb musicianship. When you get to Counterparts, just don't overlook it, because each Rush album has its place in the sun.

Rush's 2nd best album ?.......2007-01-15

This is one of Rush's best albums (2nd best?), serious and very musically & lyrically interesting. I recommend it. Check out song "Animate". Rush is an interesting and unusual band. They've been together for 3 decades and the quality of their newer music seems to get musically lyrically and rhythmically better on average with each decade, though not with each and every album. They've released so much work, that some "perspective" might be helpful. This particular album (Counterparts, 1993, 4.2 stars) marked a darker harder rougher grungier turning point in their work. It's very captivating. In retrospect, their upward trend started in 1982 with:
Signals (1982) ~3.3 stars
Grace Under Pressure ~4.0 stars <==Rush's 3rd best album ?
Power Windows (1985) ~3.8 stars, nearly as good as Grace Under Pressure.
Hold Your Fire (1987) ~3.7 stars,
Roll The Bones (1991) ~3.4 stars,
CounterParts (1993) ~4.2 stars, <==I recommend Counterparts.
Test For Echo (1996) ~3.4 stars,
Vapor Trails (2002) ~4.6 stars. <==WOW! RUSH's best album?
[In general with the older CDs, pay attention to re-mastered vs original release, make sure which alternative sounds better to you.]
I rate on an absolute scale, so 4 out of 5 rating is really enjoyable music. In my opinion, most big name pop albums rate only 2 or 3 stars.

Up there with Signals and Moving pictures for consistency.......2006-06-20

11 tracks and no bummers. As another reviewer said, naturally, you will prefer certain ones over others. This isn't my personal favorite Rush album, but it might be in the top 5 just because it's so consistent. And I like some more modern alternative music. Let's get to the songs:

Animate- 11/10- Easily the best on the album. This song would be the best on a lot of albums. I like how it's rocking and going really fast then suddenly it's a ballad, then it picks up again. Awesome.

Stick It Out- 10/10- You're coming off the high of Animate and you encounter another really good song. Very heavy, but very catch melody.

Cut to the Chase- 10/10- And that's for the lyrics alone!!! The music just compliments!

Nobody's Hero- 9.5/10- Okay, the first verse is awkward, so I'll take 0.5 points off. Don't use the word "sexuality" in an emotional song.

Between Sun and Moon- 9/10- Not as flourishing as the rest. Lyrics are kind of dumb "Ahh yes to yes to ahh yes to ah...." What?

Alien Shore- 9.5/10- Cool!

The Speed of Love- 8.5/10- The worst on the album. Not bad, just kind of meh... Ya know...

Leave That Thing Alone- 10/10- Funky bassline. Just cool in general

Cold Fire- 10/10- Just because it's commercial doesn't mean it's bad! It's catchy, like The Spirit of Radio, but in a VERY different way.

Everyday Glory- 10/10- Caps off the album very well.

In conclusion: I would not recommend starting your Rush catalogue with this album, I'd recommend Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, or Signals, but maybe your 5th or 6th buy. Gets a 9.9/10 from me because it's not quite perfect, but it's consistently very good.

A disappointment.......2006-03-03

Two words: Rush Lite.

I still saw them twice on that tour, and the songs weren't any better live.

Catchy Songs, But a Few Bad Ones Too.......2005-07-18

Counterparts is a fantastic album with some very powerful songs and lyrics. Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart have completely outdone themselves this time. From some of their most powerful songs (Nobody's Hero, Everyday Glory) to some of their catchiest (Between Sun & Moon, Stick It Out). This song does have a number of songs on it that I disliked which caused me to give it four stars rather than five. Popular songs like Animate didn't appeal to me that much, as well as songs like Double Agent and The Speed of Love. I've only listened too a few Rush albums (Fly By Night, 2112, Hold Your Fire, Test for Echo,
Roll the Bones, Moving Pictures, Permanent Waves) and this album (to me) is better than FBN, HYF, and PW). Here's the tracks.
1. Animate-3/5-(It's not that this is a bad song, but the chorus sounds...stupid. Peart's drumming shines.)
2. Stick It Out-5/5-(Great lyrics and gets stuck in your head)
3. Cut to the Chase-5/5-(I like this song a lot. Chorus is well written)
4. Nobody's Hero-5/5-(A powerful Rush song. An awkward first verse spawns one of their best songs)
5. Between Sun & Moon-5/5-(Really catchy, chorus is great although a bit strange. I love it)
6. Alien Shore-2/5-(Too long. Nothing is really that good about the song)
7. The Speed of Love-3/5-(As with all love songs written by Neil Peart, lyrics are interesting but song just doesn't hold itself up)
8. Double Agent-1/5-(I don't know what's up with this song. It's just bad. Bad music, bad lyrics, stupid part with Geddy Lee talking...Worst song on the album)
9. Leave That Thing Alone-5/5-(Great instrumental. Bass line is great.)
10. Cold Fire-5/5-(Drums are great. Catchy song, interesting lyrics)
11. Everyday Glory-5/5-(Powerful lyrics, Geddy Lee sings them with a lot of feeling)

B (or B-)

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Counterparts Hong Kong Counterfeit Manufacturer: Kinetik Media ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music | Goth | Industrial ASIN: B000A39L7A Release Date: 2007-07-16

Tracks:

1. Can't Resist Your Love
2. Hong Kong Garden
3. Obsession
4. Paradise
5. Private Tokyo
6. Go Go Go
7. Emotion
8. In the White Room
9. Obscure Desire
10. Frantic Love
11. Midnight Radio
12. 8: 15 to Nowhere
13. Magnetic Superfuture
14. Japanese Plastique
15. X-Ray Eye

Average customer rating: Challenging & Creative !

Counterparts Gregg Bendian Project Manufacturer: Cimpr ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Avant Garde & Free Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B000028221 Release Date: 1996-12-14

Tracks:

1. Current
2. Riff(t)s
3. After Chomaklou Was a Desert (Threnody to the Victims of the ...)
4. Herald Days
5. Walken
6. Running

Album Details

Features Mark Dresser, Vinny Golia, and Paul Smoker.

Customer Reviews:

Challenging & Creative !.......2004-02-10

There are too many CDs around us today.But who can tell which CD is worth listening ? Smooth jazz is not a real jazz. That is only a cheap BGM,I think.What is the meaning of "creative" ? Unfortunately , creative sound is nowhere to be found these days.But if you try this CD, you will realize how music can be so thrilling and dynamic.If you are searching for a serious improvised music , maybe you will find this satisfying.
Death for the smooth jazz ,life for the creative music!

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Housekeeping Manufacturer: Counterparts ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000BQO0FO

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A raucous record by this Philadelphia-area band.

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No More Long Goodbyes Manufacturer: Big Cactus ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CA7BLY Release Date: 2001-11-20

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COUNTERPARTS DENANDER / GAITSCH Manufacturer: ANGELYNN MUSIC ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | New Age | Styles | Music ASIN: B000NY80DC

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HELLEVATOR MUSIC, CRAWFISH BLUES, SIRENS, LONG DISTANCE, FALCONS GROOVE, STEAMROLLIN, FRETWALKING, THE SECRET, UNSPOKEN JOY, NEVER FORGET YOU

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