Artist	Song
Rush	Red Sector A
from Grace Under Pressure (1997)
Rush	Animate
from Counterparts (2004)
Rush	The Enemy Within, Pt. 1 of "Fear"
from Grace Under Pressure (1997)
Rush	Manhattan Project
from Power Windows (Remastered) (1997)
Bob & Doug McKenzie featuring Geddy Lee	Take Off
from Great White North (1996)
Rush	Vapor Trail
from Vapor Trails (2009)
Rush	Prime Mover
from Hold Your Fire (1997)
Rush	Scars
from Presto (2004)
Rush	Test for Echo
from Test for Echo (2004)
Rush	Chain Lightning
from Presto (2004)
Rush	Mission
from Hold Your Fire (1997)
Rush	Limbo
from Test for Echo (2004)
Rush	Dreamline
from Roll the Bones (2004)
Rush	Earthshine
from Vapor Trails (2009)
Rush	Mystic Rhythms
from Power Windows (Remastered) (1997)
Rush	Stick It Out
from Counterparts (2004)
Rush	Crossroads
from Feedback (2004)
Rush	The Larger Bowl
from Snakes & Arrows (2007)
Rush	Nobodys Hero
from Counterparts (2004)
Rush	YYZ (Live)
from Rush In Rio (2004)
Rush	The Spirit of Radio
from R30 (Live) (2005)
Rush	Subdivisions
from A Show of Hands (1997)
Rush	A Passage to Bangkok
from Chronicles (1990)
Geddy Lee	My Favorite Headache
from My Favorite Headache (2005)
Rush	Workin' Them Angels
from Snakes & Arrows (2007)

Comment:

Rush always tried to move with the times — the lion-maned '70s rockers embraced electronics and mullet mania in the '80s and went stripped-down modern in later years, never losing their old-school gusto. "Red Sector A" sports an absolutely '80s sequencer pulse and near-dance beat, but its post-apocalyptic lyrical landscape is more Philip K. Dick than Frankie Goes To Hollywood. You could almost mistake the grinding guitars and lean, mean groove of "Test for Echo" for grunge until you start catching non-flannel phrases like "plausible deniability." The more mature Rush got, the more comfortable they were with showing their roots, though, like their blues-rocking cover of "Crossroads" in homage to the original power trio, Cream.

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