Tracklist
| A1 | The Big Money | |
| A2 | Grand Designs | |
| A3 | Manhattan Project | |
| A4 | Marathon | |
| B1 | Territories | |
| B2 | Middletown Dreams | |
| B3 | Emotion Detector | |
| B4 | Mystic Rhythms |
Companies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Quality Record Pressings
- Distributed By – Universal Music Distribution
- Remastered At – Abbey Road Studios
Credits
- Arranged By – Rush
- Arranged By [Choir], Conductor [Choir] – Andrew Jackman*
- Arranged By [Strings], Conductor [Strings] – Anne Dudley
- Art Direction, Artwork By [Graphics And Cover Painting] – Hugh Syme
- Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Synthesizer [Bass Pedals], Vocals – Geddy Lee
- Drums, Percussion, Percussion [Electronic] – Neil Peart
- Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Alex Lifeson
- Engineer – Jimbo "James" Barton*
- Engineer [Pre-production] – Mr. Head*
- Executive-Producer – Moon Records
- Keyboards [Additional] – Andy Richards
- Lyrics By – N. Peart*
- Mastered By [DMM Mastering Engineer], Lacquer Cut By [Runout Etching i…i] – Sean Magee
- Music By – G. Lee*
- Photography By – Dimo Safari
- Producer – Rush
- Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Jim Burgess (2)
- Recorded By [Assistant, Air Studios] – Matt Butler
- Recorded By [Assistant, Sarm East] – Paul Wright
- Recorded By [Assistant, The Manor] – Steve Chase*
Notes
Lyrics sheet inserted with lyrics, credits on one side and band-member photo-portraits on other. Clear plastic inner sleeve with paper padding. Including a voucher to a 320kbps MP4 Vinyl rip of the album. (Expired December 31, 2016.) Voucher also includes credits for reissue and DMM info; front side of voucher is a 12.8 x 12.8 cm (slightly larger than a CD-cover) replica of cover art.
Direct Metal Mastering (DMM) technology used. Pressed on 200 g vinyl.
Direct Metal Mastering (DMM) technology used. Pressed on 200 g vinyl.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 602547118288
- Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): B0022385-01 A
- Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): B0022385-01 B i..i
- Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): (Matrix Side A, Variant 2): B0022385-01 A SB1
- Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): (Matrix Side B, Variant 2): B0022385-01 B SB1 i...i
Other Versions (5 of 132)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Power Windows (LP, Album, Stereo) | Mercury | 826 098-1 | Europe | 1985 | ||
| Power Windows (LP, Album) | Anthem (5) | ANR-1-1049 | Canada | 1985 | |||
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Power Windows (LP, Album) | Vertigo | VERH 31 | UK | 1985 | ||
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New Submission
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Power Windows (Cassette, Album, Dolby System) | Mercury | 826 098-4 M-1 | US | 1985 | ||
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Recently Edited
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Power Windows (LP, Album, Stereo, 72 - Richmond) | Mercury | 422 826 098-1 M-1, 826 098-1 M-1 | US | 1985 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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Watch out collectors! Tons of cheap recent reissues are sold here as 200 gram pressing but don't be fooled, ask for pics of either the 200 gram hype sticker or of the card with 2016 expiration date otherwise you'll be getting a 180 gram later reissue.... -
Are the new repressings labeled with a 2015 copyright date? Bought a copy on Discogs under the 200g, 2016 listing and they notified me that it would be a 180g copy. Shortly thereafter, a backorder I had from forever ago was fulfilled that was also listed as 200g. Now I have two copies that feel like they're 180g with 2015 copyright dates. As far as I can tell they are the same pressing, but was curious if there's any other way to differentiate.
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Edited 2 years agoAlways loved rush synth 80s sound as well as the hard rock just a outstanding band all the way around love these qrp 200 gram pressings glad i bought most of them still missing roll the bones and counterparts though
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Does anyone else' record skip on Middletown Dreams? No scratches present? Vinyl is beautiful, sounds phenomenal otherwise.
My favorite band and very underrated sound quality from the Rush Production team. -
My favorite Rush record. It's the record of theirs I always go back to. Paid a bit of a for my copy since I'd felt my strong VG original was perfectly fine. Now, I'm chasing the QRP reissues that I didn't buy back in 2015-2016.
To my ears, the definitive version of Power Windows. Crank it up! -
Wonderful pressing of a great album. Instrument separation, soundstage and warmth are all top notch on this version. As for the album itself, I can understand why it’s not a favourite of Rush purists, but if you consider it an 80s pop-rock album with a Rush veneer it stands up incredibly well as the songs are so catchy and strong. Great stuff.
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This sounds so much better than my original LP from 1985. I too was surprised that it was a heavier record at 200grams but that wasn't why I bought it. I had lost my original record from moving around and countries. It was only just yesterday that I got to replace it and am happy that I got this version. The band built on what they put out in Signals and Power Windows is a darn good album. -
Purchased this album on a whim. I'm not the biggest Rush fan, but really love one of the songs on this album. I was also curious about the 200gram pressing as I'd never heard anything heavier than 180gram. Have to say this pressing sounds magnificent. This instantly became one of my "demo pressings." Fantastic. Very dynamic, lots of separation. Sounds great at all volumes.
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