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 "Madly over-produced," that's how Neil Peart described the album Power Windows.

 "Power Windows is certainly a great album, not a masterpiece but very good and different even when compared directly to its predecessor, Signals."

Power Windows marks Rush's 1980s phase, focusing heavily on synths and keyboards over guitar. Despite some overproduction, the album blends instruments well and features strong progressive rock traits. Lyrically, it explores themes of power with standout tracks like "Marathon," "Mystic Rhythms," and "Manhattan Project." While not a masterpiece, it remains a significant and quality release during Rush's golden period. Discover the rich synth textures and powerful themes of Rush's Power Windows — listen and dive into this classic 80s progressive rock album today!