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SE 1, EP 16: Rush - Permanent Waves

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Feb 21, 2021

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In this episode we turn our attention to Rush's 1980 album Permanent Waves, the album made before their breakthrough album, Moving Pictures. Rush fans are a unique in their fervid devotion to this band and we try to explore that devotion.

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Feb 21, 2021

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