Roll the bones

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Roll the bones
Studio album by Rush
Publication (s)	September 1991
Label (s)	Atlantic Records
Format (s)	CD
Genre (s)	Hard rock , progressive rock
Title (number)	10
running time	48 min. 04 sec.
occupation	Geddy Lee - bass, synthesizer, keyboard, vocals Alex Lifeson - electric and acoustic guitars, vocals Neil Peart - drums, cymbals
production	Rupert Hine and Rush
chronology Presto (1989) Roll the bones Counterparts (1993)

Roll the Bones is the 14th studio album by the Canadian rock band Rush . It was released in September 1991.

style

The album marks a departure from the band's earlier style in which the synthesizers dominated. The keyboards are mixed down, but the guitar can be heard more clearly than on previous releases.

The song Where's My Thing? is the band's first instrumental track since the song YYZ from the Moving Pictures album .

Rush also integrated other genres, the title track contains rap parts. These are spoken by an animated skeleton on a screen at concerts . Heresy deals with the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany.

reception

Roll the Bones is rather unpopular with fans and critics. Above all, the poor production is criticized.

title

1. "Dreamline" - 4:36
2. "Bravado" - 4:35
3. "Roll the Bones" - 5:30
4. "Face Up" - 3:53
5. "Where's My Thing ('Gangster of Boats' Trilogy, Pt. 4)" - 3:49
6. "The Big Wheel" - 5:13
7. "Heresy" - 5:25
8. "Ghost of a Chance" - 5:19
9. "Neurotica" - 4:40
10. "You Bet Your Life" - 5:00 am

occupation

• Geddy Lee - bass, synthesizer, keyboard, vocals
• Alex Lifeson - electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
• Neil Peart - drums, cymbals

Web links

• Reviews of Roll the Bones on the baby blue pages