The band Rush pushed their capabilities to the limit during the creation of their album "Hemispheres," crafting an eighteen-minute epic and other complex tracks that demanded immense synergy from the three musicians. This album represents a peak in their early progressive period, before they shifted towards shorter, more impactful songs on "Permanent Waves" and later "Moving Pictures," which featured hits like "Tom Sawyer." AI
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- A Farewell to Kings
- Cygnus X-1, Book II: Hemispheres
- Cygnus X-1, Book I: The Voyage
- Hemispheres
- Moving Pictures
- Permanent Waves
- Rush
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