Remaster Details
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab issued a Gold CD remaster in 1994 that is currently out of print.
- In "The Weapon", one line of lyrics that appears on all other pressings is missing from the MFSL release (at 3:12). MFSL has stated that this was the case on the master delivered to them by the band.
- The ending of "New World Man" is a few seconds longer than the Mercury Records issues.
- The ending of "Digital Man" is significantly longer and contains lyrics not originally heard on the album version.
A Mercury Records remaster was issued in 1997.
- The tray has a picture of three fingerprints, light blue, pink, and lime green (left to right) with "The Rush Remasters" printed in all capital letters just to the left. All remasters from Moving Pictures through A Show of Hands feature this logo, originally found on the cover art of Retrospective II.
- Includes the infrared pictures of the band that were missing from the original CD issue.
- Includes the lyrics and credits.
Signals was remastered again in 2011 by Andy VanDette as part of the three-volume "Sector" box sets, which re-released all of Rush's albums recorded for Mercury. In addition to the standard audio CD, Signals was also included on an audio DVD in the Sector 3 set, remixed into 5.1 surround sound.
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