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Rush in Rio

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by: Rush

Release Date October 21, 2003
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

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Paint It Black

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by: David Malinich

Release Date August 22, 2006
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

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Bass Invader

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by: Martin Motnik with Gregg Bissonette

Release Date November 25, 2005
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

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Festival de Verao Salvador 2004

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by: LS Jack

Release Date April 06, 2006
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

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Rush in Rio

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by: Rush

Release Date October 06, 2003
Um but ISN'T THAT THE JOB OF THE ENGINEER?!?!

Insane performance. Insane Brazilians. What else can you expect?

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Different Stages: Live

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by: Rush

Release Date November 10, 1998
THE BAND: Geddy Lee (vocals, bass, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitars), Neil Peart (drums & percussion).

THE DISCS: (1998) 39 tracks on 3 discs totaling 200+ minutes (Disc-1 at approximately 70 minutes, Disc-2 at 69 minutes, and Disc-3 at 62 minutes). Included with the discs is a 7-page foldout containing band pictures, a collage of various tour paraphernalia, a list of crew members, and what songs were recorded where and when. Discs 1 and 2 capture the band somewhere between 1994 and 1997 (25 of the 28 songs are recorded in 1997 in support of the "Test For Echo" tour... cities included Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Toronto, Miami, Philly and Mansfield, MA). Disc 3 is a bonus disc of older material - recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon ... Read More:

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Different Stages: Live

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by: Rush

Release Date June 04, 2002
Do you remember why you first like Rush??? Was it the crisp dymanics, the silence between the notes, the freshness??? That was why I first liked them. Well... That is all gone on this over-produced NOISY, NO-DYNAMICS album. It is a constant hum, and it gives me a headache after the first song, and it just keeps going. Constant NOISE.

Alex, Geddy, Neil... I hope you are reading this. I think you have forgotten from whence you came... Get back to the beginning, or you have been reduced to over-produced GARBAGE.

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Exit... Stage Right: String Quartet Tribute to Rush

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 02, 2002
Calling this a "string quartet" tribute is a bit misleading, on two counts: firstly, (and granted, this is a nitpick) the traditional string quartet comprises two violins, a viola, and a cello (no bass or other add-ons); the second shortcoming is much more serious.

Other than the solo violins, most of the music has been produced electronically--that's right, the "quartet" is made up of a couple of violinists accompanied by a computer! Anyone who buys this recording expecting to hear the Canadian power trio re-invented by classical musicians is getting ripped off. Is it any wonder that the front cover describes the "artists" as a generic "string quartet," rather than telling you exactly to whom you're listening?

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Moving Pictures / Chronicles (CD/DVD Combo Pack)

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by: Rush

Release Date October 22, 2002
chronicles is a fantastic compilation from rush a great progressive rock band from canada.this fantastic compilation features classics like anthem,bastille day,subdivisions and working man.very very highly recommended.please ignore the one star reviews and get this masterpiece

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Different Stages: Live

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by: Rush

Release Date January 13, 2008
THE BAND: Geddy Lee (vocals, bass, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitars), Neil Peart (drums & percussion).

THE DISCS: (1998) 39 tracks on 3 discs totaling 200+ minutes (Disc-1 at approximately 70 minutes, Disc-2 at 69 minutes, and Disc-3 at 62 minutes). Included with the discs is a 7-page foldout containing band pictures, a collage of various tour paraphernalia, a list of crew members, and what songs were recorded where and when. Discs 1 and 2 capture the band somewhere between 1994 and 1997 (25 of the 28 songs are recorded in 1997 in support of the "Test For Echo" tour... cities included Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Toronto, Miami, Philly and Mansfield, MA). Disc 3 is a bonus disc of older material - recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon - London 1978. ... Read More: