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Rush – Hold Your Fire
Label: Mercury
Catalog#: 832 464-1
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1987
Genre: Electronic, Pop, Rock
Style: Prog Rock

Tracklist:
A1 Force Ten
A2 Time Stand Still
A3 Open Secrets
A4 Second Nature
A5 Prime Mover
B1 Lock And Key
B2 Mission
B3 Turn The Page
B4 Tai Shan
B5 High Water

Art Direction – Hugh Syme
Bass, Synthesizer, Bass [Pedals], Vocals, Producer – Geddy Lee
Conductor [Brass Band] – Andrew Jackman*
Conductor [Strings], Arranged By [Strings] – Steven Margoshes
Drums, Percussion [Acoustic & Electric], Producer – Neil Peart
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Producer – Alex Lifeson
Engineer – Jimbo*
Engineer [Pre-production] – Jon Erickson
Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
Mixed By – Philip Cusset
Other [Urban Developement] – Olivia Ramirez, Patrick Johnson, Scott Alexander
Performer – William Faerey Engineering Brass Band, The
Photography – Glen Wexler
Producer – Peter Collins
Producer [Executive] – Liam Birt, Val Azzoli
Recorded By [Air Studios] – Ken Blair
Recorded By [Lerxst Mobile] – Lerxst
Recorded By [Mcclear Place] – Martin Lee
Recorded By [Ridge Farm Studio] – Reynold Swan
Recorded By [The Manor] – Michael Ade
Synthesizer [Programming Assistant] – Jim Burgess
Synthesizer [Programming Assistant], Keyboards [Additional] – Andy Richards
Vocals [Additional] – Aimee Mann

Recorded at (between January and April 1987):
The Manor, Oxforshire
Ridge Farm Studio, Surrey
Air Studios, Montserrat
McClear Place, Toronto
Lerxst Mobile
Mixed at Guillaume Tell Studio, Paris, May 1987
Strings recorded at McClear Place.
Aimee Mann appears courtesy of Epic Records
Brass Band recorded at Mirage Studio, Oldham, England
Production work at Elora Sound.
Mastered at Masterdisk, NYC

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Hold Your Fire is the 12th studio album by the Canadian rock band Rush, released in the fall of 1987. The album was recorded at The Manor Studio in Oxfordshire, Ridge Farm Studio in Surrey, Air Studios in Montserrat and at McClear Place in Toronto.
In terms of songwriting, Rush continued to explore new territory with Hold Your Fire. The song “Tai Shan”, for example, has significant Eastern influences, and is a reference to Mount Tai, in the Shandong province. 'Til Tuesday bassist and vocalist Aimee Mann contributed the first vocals from an artist outside of Rush to "Time Stand Still" (she also appears in the Zbigniew Rybczyński-directed video for the song).
Hold Your Fire stalled at #13 (the first time a Rush studio album failed to reach the Top 10 since 1978's Hemispheres) and sold a million copies according to the band's then-international label Mercury Records (this is the band's last studio album for PolyGram before moving to Atlantic outside Canada). However, the American RIAA has the album listed at Gold.