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About Test for Echo Test for Echo, Rush’s 16th studio effort, was released in September 1996. The album reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200, while the title track topped the Mainstream Rock tally.

“Whitey” can be heard on all the Rush albums from A Farewell to Kings (1977) to Test for Echo (1996) and was played by Lifeson on stage during all their tours from 1977 to 2015.

By 1997, when the band had augmented their credibility and success with the albums Counterparts (1993) and Test For Echo (1996), Rush were forced to take an extended break, as Neil suffered a ...

Test for Echo (1996) After setting a blistering pace with 15 studio albums in their first 20 years, Rush finally started to slow down, with longer breaks and the first significant side projects ...

First on Power Windows (’85), then Hold Your Fire (’87), Counterparts (’93) and Test For Echo (’96),” the band’s post reads. “We loved seeing him in Nashville when we came through on ...

“Whitey” was featured on a total of 12 Rush albums, beginning with 1977’s A Farewell to Kings and ending with 1996’s Test for Echo. Lifeson also regularly used the guitar on tour and in ...