Original Album Mix (2025 remaster)
CD One
Distant Early Warning (4:59)
Afterimage (5:04)
Red Sector A (5:10)
The Enemy Within (Part I of Fear) (4:34)
The Body Electric (5:00)
Kid Gloves (4:18)
red lenses (4:42)
Between The Wheels (5:44)
Original Album - 2025 Terry Brown Mix
CD Two
Distant Early Warning
Afterimage
Red Sector A
The Enemy Within
The Body Electric
Kid Gloves
red lenses
Between The Wheels
Grace Under Pressure Tour:
Live In Toronto 1984
CD Three
The Spirit Of Radio
Subdivisions
The Body Electric
The Enemy Within (Part I Of Fear)
The Weapon (Part II Of Fear)
Witch Hunt (Part III Of Fear)
New World Man
Between The Wheels
Red Barchetta
CD Four
Distant Early Warning
Red Sector A
Closer To The Heart
Kid Gloves
YYZ
2112: The Temples Of Syrinx
Tom Sawyer
Red Lenses / Drum Solo
Vital Signs
Finding My Way
In The Mood
Blu-Ray
- Grace Under Pressure Tour: Live In Toronto 1984 – Concert Video in Dolby Atmos / Dolby TrueHD 5.1 / PCM Stereo
- Grace Under Pressure – Original Album Surround & Stereo Mixes
- 1984 Album Mix – Dolby Atmos / Dolby TrueHD 5.1 / PCM Stereo
- 2025 Album Mix – PCM Stereo
- Bonus Promo Videos in Dolby TrueHD 5.1 / PCM Stereo
- Distant Early Warning
- Afterimage
- The Enemy Within
- The Body Electric
Notes
- Released March 13, 2026 in four formats: (1) Super Deluxe Edition 4-CD + Blu-ray, (2) Super Deluxe Edition 5-LP + Blu-ray, (3) Super Deluxe Digital Edition, (4) Dolby Atmos Digital Edition, and (5) Grace Under Pressure Tour: Live in Toronto 1984 at video DSPs.
- Includes the original album mix remastered in 2025, as well as an all new Terry Brown mix plus the first-ever complete setlist of Rush at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on September 21, 1984, newly mixed from the original multitrack audio masters and retitled Grace Under Pressure Tour: Live in Toronto 1984. The Blu-ray features the concert on video newly edited & newly remastered in HD with the audio soundtrack offered in 48kHz/24-bit Dolby Atmos, 96kHz/24-bit Dolby TrueHD 5.1, and 96kHz/24-bit PCM stereo options, all newly mixed by Terry Brown. Its previous incarnation as 1986's Grace Under Pressure Tour concert home video and CD was somewhat incomplete, and this new full concert experience features 37 minutes of unreleased performances. Also on the Blu-ray, the full 1984 studio album is newly mixed in 48kHz/24-bit Dolby Atmos and 96kHz/24-bit Dolby TrueHD 5.1 by longtime band associate, producer/engineer Richard Chycki, from the original album’s multitracks along with the newly remastered 192kHz/24-bit and 96kHz/24-bit PCM stereo.
- This release includes the first reissue of "The Body Electric" promotional video in over 40 years; it was one of three videos originally included on the Through The Camera Eye video compilation but not included on the subsequent Chronicles video collection. The other two missing videos were "Vital Signs" (included on both the Moving Pictures 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition and 40th Anniversary Super Deluxe Editions) and "Countdown" (included in the Signals 40th Anniversary Edition).
In Their Own Words
"Although Grace Under Pressure was the first Rush studio album not produced by Terry Brown after a decade long healthy working relationship, CD2 now features Brown's brand-new stereo mix of the album, as created from the original studio album's analog multitracks. To get the ball rolling, Brown reached out directly to surviving bandmembers Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee. Regarding his involvement, Brown confirmed that he 'suggested it to Alex and Ged by saying to them, "Let me do a couple of tunes. If you love it, we can move forward." As it turned out, they did love it.' Brown's goals for his remix were quite pure. 'I had to give the guys something they would be excited about,' the producer continued, 'so I went for a little more detail, different reverbs, and a larger footprint, all while maintaining the integrity of the original record." - Rush.com, January 20, 2026
"Terry called Alex and I, and he said, 'Guys, I’d like to remix this record. What do you think?' I said, 'Sure. Have at it!' Nothing to lose, everything to gain. It’s not gonna change that version that fans love. But it's another take, and I think it sounds great. I think he did a great job because he is a good producer, and because Peter Henderson did a terrific job recording that record, it’s kind of a win-win." - Geddy Lee, MusicRadar.com, January 22, 2026
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