What makes Entre Nous by Rush notable?

'Entre Nous' received critical acclaim for its intricate musicality and lyrical depth, contributing to Rush's rise in popularity during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The song exemplified the band's ability to blend progressive rock with more mainstream appeal, helping solidify their place in rock history. Released in 1980, 'Entre Nous' is part of Rush's eighth studio album, 'Permanent Waves', marking a transition toward a more radio-friendly sound. This period followed their commercially successful albums 'Hemispheres' and 'A Farewell to Kings', showcasing their evolution as they began to incorporate shorter song structures and more accessible themes.