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Also, I've just discovered that the digital mag has a video embedded n the Geddy interview which has him talking about all the songs on CA for 20 minutes, it's pretty cool!

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QUOTE (PolarizeMe @ Dec 14 2011, 10:17 PM) I had a bad experience with digital downloads that I vowed to always buy hard and physical copies of albums if they are still available and in print ever since. One time I downloaded an album on iTunes and the thing got corrupted and the files were practically useless and unlistenable. I can easily bought a hard physical CD for the same amount and won't have to worry about it getting screwed up at all. If your digital files get screwed up you can usually download them again as many times as you want, you certainly can through iTunes, and I think Amazon. Can't say the same if your CD stops working.

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My most played songs are:- 1. Subdivisions 2. Limelight 3. The Big Money 4. Closer To The Heart 5. Tom Sawyer 6. Natural Science 7. Red Barchetta 8. Kid Gloves 9. Between The Wheels 10. Freewill

Thanks for the response! I managed to convince my wife to let me put it on our Credit card on the promise it will get paid back soon. I've only gone for the cheapest available (100.00 for 2) as i can't aford any more than that. Cheers

Hi all Fairly new Rush fan here, but really want to see them next year when they play the O2 in London! Been discussing with my wife, and she has agreed to go with me next year to this gig as a joint anniversary present (which is great as she isn't into Rock music!) but doesn't think we can afford to buy tickets until into December. My question is: will that be too late? How likely is it that tickets will still be available in a few weeks, or are they likely to sell out this weekend? Sorry if this is a silly question, i haven't been to any concerts (from 'big' bands) for a long time! Thanks

I'm a new Rush fan and am enjoying immensley discovering all the music they have already put out. I love it when i discover a band that has already released so many albums - so much to explore! It's great as i listen to a different album every night, and my favourites keep changing. I still have more to discover. Right now i'm saving so i'm ready if they tour the UK next year as i really want to see them. Having not seen them before, what sort of venues will they play in the UK Large arenas and stadia? Somewhere like Wembley or the O2?