Rush - Signals Album

Tracklist

1	Chemistry	4:56
2	The Weapon	6:27
3	Digital Man	6:23
4	Subdivisions	5:34
5	New World Man	3:44
6	Losing It Electric Violin [Electric Violins] – Ben Mink	4:53
7	Countdown	5:48
8	The Analog Kid	4:47

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ANR-1-1038	Rush	Signals ‎(LP, Album)	Anthem	ANR-1-1038	Canada	1982
MCR-4-1-4063	Rush	Signals ‎(Cass, Album)	Mercury	MCR-4-1-4063	US	1982
63 37 243	Rush	Signals ‎(LP, Album)	Mercury	63 37 243	Spain	1982
810 002-2	Rush	Signals ‎(CD, Album)	Mercury	810 002-2	US	Unknown
M 10037	Rush	Signals ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Melodies	M 10037	Saudi Arabia	Unknown

Credits

• Arranged By – Rush, Terry Brown
• Art Direction, Graphics, Design Concept [Cover Concept] – Hugh Syme
• Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Vocals, Other [Pitcher] – Geddy Lee
• Drums, Percussion, Other [Third Base] – Neil Peart
• Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Pedalboard [Taurus Pedals], Other [First Base] – Alex Lifeson
• Engineer – Paul Northfield
• Engineer [Assistant] – Robbie Whelan
• Executive Producer – Moon Records
• Lyrics By – Lifeson (tracks: A3), Lee (tracks: A3), Peart
• Management – Ray Danniels
• Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
• Mastered By [Digitally] – JVC
• Music By – Lifeson, Lee
• Photography By – Deborah Samuel
• Photography By [Photographic Colour Optics] – Kineblok Inc.
• Producer – Rush, Terry Brown

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Le Studio, April, May, June, and July 1982.

Ben Mink appears courtesy of FM

All lyrics © 1982 CORE Music Publishing (ASCAP) CAPAC, Canada.
©℗ 1982 Cat Productions Ltd.

Inner sleeve printed with lyrics, credits and photos.

Barcodes

• Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

Companies

• Made By – Polygram Dischi S.p.A.
• Marketed By – Polygram Dischi S.p.A.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cat Productions Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – PolyGram Records, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Cat Productions Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – PolyGram Records, Inc.
• Published By – Core Music Publishing
• Recorded At – Le Studio
• Mixed At – Le Studio
• Mastered At – Masterdisk
• Printed By – Graphyche Magica 2000

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Album

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