This album largely continues the same sort of "adult contemporary/easy listening" style of the previous album "Presto," but with a warmer sounding production where the bass has a stronger presence. For the most part it's a pretty hit-or-miss disc, with some really strong songs (like Bravado, Heresy, and Ghost of A Chance) and others that don't quite hit the mark. Not a terrible album as there are at least a couple songs to satisfy fans, but it's definitely not the most consistent release to listen to front-to-back.

Another ok Rush album. It's more or less the same as Presto, but this time the production quality is million times better, making it more pleasant to listen to despite inconsistent quality of the actual songs. I think Neil Peart sounds noticeably better here than on two previous albums, the man just kept honing his skills despite already being one of the best ever.

90s are a new rock/metal era, and i love this "New Rush", is different but still is good.