Crescendo

The selections are not totally predictable. While rockers like Cream's Crossroads and Blue Cheer's version of Summertime Blues are obvious choices, others like Neil Young's Mr. Soul and The Buffalo Springfield's For What It's Worth are more surprising. Laid back tunes are not something usually found in Rush's repertoire. Known more for their intricately planned out magnum opuses like 2112 and Hemispheres, the loose arrangements are a revelation and a pleasant diversion from their usual style.

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		The selections are not totally predictable. While rockers like Cream's Crossroads and Blue Cheer's version of Summertime Blues are obvious choices, others like Neil Young's Mr. Soul and The Buffalo Springfield's For What It's Worth are more surprising. Laid back tunes are not something usually found in Rush's repertoire. Known more for their intricately planned out magnum opuses like 2112 and Hemispheres, the loose arrangements are a revelation and a pleasant diversion from their usual style.