Feedback
Studio album by Rush
Released	June 29, 2004
Recorded	March–April 2004 Phase One Studios Toronto
Genre	Progressive rock
Length	27:08
Label	Anthem Records (Canada) Anthem/Atlantic Records
Producer(s)	David Leonard and Rush
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link Rolling Stone link
Rush chronology
Rush in Rio (2003)	Feedback (2004)

For other albums of the same name, see Feedback (album).

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The tour following the album would become known as the 30th Anniversary Tour.

Track listing

1. "Summertime Blues" (Jerry Capehart/Eddie Cochran, arr. by Blue Cheer) – 3:52
2. "Heart Full of Soul" (The Yardbirds) – 2:52
3. "For What It's Worth" (Stephen Stills, arr. by Buffalo Springfield) – 3:30
4. "The Seeker" (Pete Townshend, arr. by The Who) – 3:27
5. "Mr. Soul" (Neil Young, arr. by Buffalo Springfield) – 3:51
6. "Seven and Seven Is" (Lee, arr. by Love) – 2:53
7. "Shapes of Things" (The Yardbirds) – 3:16
8. "Crossroads" (Robert Johnson, arr. by Cream) – 3:27

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Personnel

• Geddy Lee – bass guitar, synthesizers, vocals
• Alex Lifeson – electric and acoustic guitars
• Neil Peart – drums, percussion

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Charts

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