Classic Album Sundays Orkney host Adrian Holmes tells the story behind and discusses his personal recollections of Rush ‘Permanent Waves’. After the album presentation, we encourage you all to play the entire album from beginning to end, without interruption, following the Classic Album Sunday listening guidelines: turn off our phone, refrain from conversation and give yourself over to the music.
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