Rush - Mystic Rhythms
The 8th track (and a pretty damn good one) from Rush's 1985 album Power Windows.
Tom Cochrane & Red Rider - The Untouchable One
From the self titled album of Tom Cochrane & Red Rider from 1986.
Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe
Another perfect song by Tom Cochrane and the Red Rider boys, from the album "As Far As Siam" from 1981. This is also probally, one the greatest songs of all time along with "White Hot".
Streetheart - Under My Thumb
Probally the best Streetheart song ever, the last song from their second album "Under Heaven Over Hell" from 1979. Also the probally the best or one of the best covers of a Rolling Stones song ever.
Streetheart - Miss Plaza Suite
Song: Miss Plaza Suite Band: Streetheart Album:Streetheart Year: 1982
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Max Webster - Toronto Tontos
A pretty crazy song from Max Webster, from their debut album from 1976. This defentley one of the crazyist songs i've ever heard, I LOVE IT.
Kim Mitchell - Patio Lanterns
Kim Mitchell's big hit from the album "Shakin' Like A Human Being" from 1986.
Steve Hackett - Every Day
An amazing song by Mr.Steve Hackett, from his third album "Spectral Mornings" from 1979. With an incredible guitar solo to close it off.
Rush - Lakeside Park (Live)
A great song by Rush (origianlly from "Caress Of Steel" 1975) form thier 1rst live album "All The World's A Stage" from 1976. The album was recorded at Massey Hall in Toronto on June 11, 12th and 13th during their 2112 tour. Lyrics by Neil Peart and music by Lee and Lifeson.
Kim Mitchell - Go For A Soda
YES! A really good song that I have waited to long to upload. It is "Go For A Soda" by the great Kim Mitchell from the album "Akimbo Alogo" from 1984.
Rush - Kid Gloves
A cool Rush song from thier 1984 album Grace Under Pressure. It is one of the album's few songs to feature Lifeson upfront insted of having Geddy's synth take the lead.
Rush - In The End
In the End is the eighth and last song from Rush's second album "Fly By Night" from 1975. The music was written by Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson and the lyrics were written by Lee. This song is an example of Lifeson starting a song by playing an acoustic guitar, then switching to an electric after t...
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