Reply #12: The good ones were [View All]

[LudwigVan]

"Force Ten"
"Time Stands Still" (with Aimee Mann)
"Lock and Key"
"Turn The Page"
"Prime Mover"
"Mission"

It wasn't their best in my opinion, but they began to show a lot of maturity, and even more with Presto, which I count as one of their best.

I also had A Show Of Hands, the 1989 live album that came after Hold Your Fire. Unfortunately, I have never had the chance to actually go to a Rush show. And I had the chance too, dammit.

Edit: I just contradicted myself. I meant they were in my city, but I had to work or something, or I was broke.