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Encyclopedia > Retrospective II
Retrospective II
Retrospective II cover
Compilation album by Rush
Released June 3, 1997
Recorded compilation
Genre Progressive rock
Length 76:42
Label Anthem Records (Canada)
Mercury Records
Producer(s) Rush and others
Professional reviews
Rush chronology
Retrospective I
(1997)		 Retrospective II
(1997)		 Different Stages
(1998)

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This compilation album is now disc two of the 2006 Rush 2-disc compilation album Gold. Gold is a compilation album by Canadian rock band Rush, expected to be release in 2006. ...

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Track listing

  1. "The Big Money" – 5:35
  2. "Red Barchetta" – 6:09
  3. "Subdivisions" – 5:33
  4. "Time Stand Still" – 5:09
  5. "Mystic Rhythms" – 5:53
  6. "The Analog Kid" – 4:47
  7. "Distant Early Warning" – 4:57
  8. "Marathon" – 6:09
  9. "The Body Electric" – 5:00
  10. "Mission" – 5:16
  11. "Limelight" – 4:19
  12. "Red Sector A" – 5:09
  13. "New World Man" – 3:42
  14. "Tom Sawyer" – 4:33
  15. "Force Ten" – 4:31
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The Analog Kid is a song by the Canadian rock band Rush off of their album Signals. ... Limelight is a song by Canadian progressive rock band Rush. ... Red Sector A is a song by Rush that chronicles The Holocaust. ... Tom Sawyer is a 1981 song by the Canadian Progressive Rock band Rush. ...

Personnel

  • Geddy Lee - bass guitars, synthesizers, vocals
  • Alex Lifeson - electric and acoustic guitars, synthesizers
  • Neil Peart - drums, percussion, electronic percussion
Rush
Geddy Lee | Alex Lifeson | Neil Peart
John Rutsey
Discography
Albums: Rush | Fly by Night | Caress of Steel | 2112 | A Farewell to Kings | Hemispheres | Permanent Waves | Moving Pictures | Signals | Grace Under Pressure | Power Windows | Hold Your Fire | Presto | Roll the Bones | Counterparts | Test for Echo | Vapor Trails
Live albums: All the World's a Stage | Exit...Stage Left | A Show of Hands | Different Stages | Rush in Rio | R30: 30th Anniversary World Tour | Rush Replay X 3
Compilations: Archives | Chronicles | Retrospective I | Retrospective II | The Spirit of Radio: Greatest Hits 1974-1987 | Gold
Other records: Not Fade Away (Single) | Feedback (Cover album)
Related articles
Rush instrumentals | Burning for Buddy | Burning For Buddy, Vol. 2 | Victor | My Favorite Headache | A Work In Progress | Anatomy of A Drum Solo | "Fear" Series | Cygnus X-1 Series
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Judgment 2239 - ILO Administrative Tribunal (3433 words)
Given that the retrospective insurance of German civil servants was a case that was necessarily envisaged by those who drafted the Implementing Rules, it must be assumed that they did not intend that particular case to be covered by Rule 12.1/1(ii).
The inherent disadvantages of the retrospective insurance mechanism are the result of German legislation, and the complainants' assumption that the EPO must have envisaged the case of retrospective insurance contributions when drafting the Implementing Rules is unfounded, as noted by the Appeals Committee.
Moreover, the retrospective calculation system is not based on an evaluation of the actual increases in the value of the pension rights which occurred in each year, but involves a flat-rate deduction mechanism which may create an impression of unfair treatment amongst staff, or at least some of them.
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