Rush - Sector One (2013) [Hi-Res]

Mastered by Andy Van Dette from Masterdisk from the original masters through analog console, equalizers and compressors before being recaptured at 96kHz.

We are proud to celebrate the legacy of Canadian rock trio Rush with three separate five-album sets which together spans their entire historic Mercury Records recording career. Each sector contains five of their fifteen Mercury albums in chronological order. In addition, each volume includes a booklet with unpublished photos, original album lyrics and credits.

Sector One

Rush (1974) - Their hard-rocking, self-titled 1974 debut hit the Billboard 200 and features classics such as “Working Man” and “Finding My Way.”

Fly By Night (1975) - Released in 1975, Fly By Night sees the debut of drummer Neil Peart who would help drive the band towards more complex material. Included are fan favorites such as the title track, “Anthem” and the eight-minute composition “By-Tor And The Snow Dog,” which shows the band’s musical growth and progression.

Caress Of Steel (1975) - Also released in 1975, Caress Of Steel hit the Top 200 and gives a further glimpse of the band leaning towards prog-rock and features Rush classics such as “Lakeside Park” and “Bastille Day.”

2112 (1976) - One of Rush’s all-time classics, 2112 was the band’s commercial breakthrough reaching the Top 100 on the album chart and remains one of their most popular albums, successfully merging prog-rock with their hard rock roots, a first for its time. 2112 features epic tracks such as the 20-minute title track “2112.”

All The World’s A Stage (1976) – Hitting Top 50, this was Rush’s first live album and features classics such as “Fly By Night/In The Mood” which reached the Top 100, “2112,” “Bastille Day” and “Something For Nothing.”