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. 'High Water' (USA). ' (UK)ReleasedOctober 19, 1987Length5: 07(Canada)(USA)(lyrics)and (music)and Rushsingles chronology'(1986)' Time Stand Still'(1987)'(1988)' Time Stand Still' is a song by band, featured on their 1987 album.

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Released as a single in 1987, credited to 'Rush (featuring ),' 'Time Stand Still' peaked at No. 3 on the U.S. Mainstream rock charts. It was also a minor hit single in the United Kingdom, peaking at No. 42 on the Singles Chart. A music video for the song was directed.

The song received positive reviews from critics and remains a fan favorite. Contents.Development and composition 'Time Stand Still' was the first track wrote for.

According to Peart, he wrote the lyrics for 'Time Stand Still' based on his time with:'All through the '70s our lives were flying by; we spent so much time on the road that it became like a dark tunnel. You start to think about the people you're neglecting, friends and family. So the song is about stopping to enjoy that; with a warning against too much looking back. Instead of getting nostalgic about the past, it's more a plea for the present.' 'Time Stand Still' is played in the key of at a moderately fast rock. The song starts in 74 before going to by the first verse.

Frontwoman briefly sings in each chorus of the song, marking Rush's first collaboration with another vocalist, with Rush guitarist adding that the band thought a female singer 'would suit the song'. Initially, the band had hoped to recruit to sing the part, then later approached ' because, according to Lifeson, 'we thought she'd be perfect. But Chrissie was unavailable at the time.'

Rush later recruited Mann and paid her $2,000 to sing on the track, with Lifeson saying that 'her voice blends with Geddy Lee's perfectly and I think it creates the right atmosphere for the song. It's just something new for Rush.' Critical reception In 2013, writer Adrian Begrand listed 'Time Stand Still' at #8 on his '10 Songs That Will Make You Love Rush,' calling it 'Rush’s best pop moment.' Music video.

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I just watched Rush / Time Stand Still with my 20 yr old son. We are Rush fans, although not as hardcore as some of the fans in the film - some fans have been to well over 100 Rush concerts. What stands out in the doc is the band's dedication to their music and their fans.

The band never worried about having singles on the charts or the criticism / dismissal they received from the mainstream music media. They kept slogging away, touring touring touring and perfecting their craft. And now, after 40 years, they are an overnight success.

Other musicians are coming forward to talk about how they admire or were inspired by the band, and also how funny and nice Alex, Geddy and Neil were/are in person. This doc will make you laugh at times, but overall there is a sense of looming sadness because you know the final curtain is about to fall. It's like when Wayne Gretzky made his final skate around Madison Square Gardens waving at the fans. It's the end of an era. Thanks guys for all the great music.