℗ 1996 Atlantic Records
Released May 14, 2013
Duration 53m 25s
Record Label Rhino Atlantic
Genre Rock (Pop)
 

Test For Echo

Rush

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1.1
Test for Echo
Rush
5:55
1.2
Driven
Rush
4:27
1.3
Half the World
Rush
3:42
1.4
The Color of Right
Rush
4:48
1.5
Time and Motion
Rush
5:01
1.6
Totem
Rush
4:58
1.7
Dog Years
Rush
4:55
1.8
Virtuality
Rush
5:43
1.9
Resist
Rush
4:23
1.10
Limbo
Rush
5:28
1.11
Carve Away the Stone
Rush
4:05
Test for Echo is Rush’s 16th studio album. It was recorded from January-March 1996 at the legendary Bearsville Studios in New York state (now defunct) and at Reaction Studios (also defunct) in Toronto in April 1996. The band returned after nearly a two-year hiatus with a power and ferocity that rivals some of their earliest material. From the metallic feel of the title track, to the driving force behind “Driven” and the heavy feel of “Dog Years,” the guys beefed-up their sound and crafted a Rush record for the ’90s. Neil recorded a majority of his drum tracks for the album using traditional grip, after receiving drum lessons from jazz instructor Freddie Gruber.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Rhino Atlantic Studio Masters

Tracks 1-11 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source Tracks 9, 10 – 44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM, mastered in 96 kHz / 24-bit
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.30
-0.30 to -0.30
-12.23
-13.07 to -11.26
-9.38
-10.20 to -8.10
8
6 to 9
1
Test for Echo
-0.30-12.81-10.28
2
Driven
-0.30-12.27-9.68
3
Half the World
-0.30-11.26-8.16
4
The Color of Right
-0.30-12.67-9.68
5
Time and Motion
-0.30-12.31-9.58
6
Totem
-0.30-12.17-9.68
7
Dog Years
-0.30-12.43-9.59
8
Virtuality
-0.30-12.49-9.79
9
Resist
-0.30-13.07-10.28
10
Limbo
-0.30-11.39-8.57
11
Carve Away the Stone
-0.30-11.70-8.77

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