Recorded primarily at in Quebec, the sessions for Counterparts saw the band returning to a more guitar-driven sound, though "Leave That Thing Alone" still features prominent synthesizer work by Geddy Lee and guest keyboardist John Webster .
"Leave That Thing Alone" became a staple of Rush's live sets, often serving as the lead-in to Neil Peart’s drum solo. Notable live versions include: Rush-Leave That Thing Alone
Leave That Thing Alone: The Anatomy of a Modern Rush Instrumental Recorded primarily at in Quebec, the sessions for
"Leave That Thing Alone" is the ninth track from 1993 album, Counterparts . As a Grammy-nominated instrumental, it stands as a testament to the band’s technical evolution in the early 90s, blending their progressive rock roots with funk-inspired grooves and world music rhythms. Origins and Composition Recorded primarily at in Quebec