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The eighth installment of Rush: A Brief History of Time is now online. This segment of the Cygnus-X1.Net Rush fan site reflects a collection of old Rush related articles and advertisements from across the years. In the eighth installment, 46 new articles have been posted, primarily from the 1980's. Check it out HERE. Enjoy, all...

QUOTE (On TheRoad To Adventure @ Dec 2 2011, 06:04 PM) Am I the only one who feels uneasy about putting their address into these online forms? I would feel more comfortable if they just asked for the name and e-mail address. Then they could just contact the winner and get the address for shipping. Or am I too paranoid? That's a fair point, however I can assure you that your information is secure and safe. I only collect the address information so I can quickly prepare the package for delivery. But that is food for thought on my end for next year's contest And by the way, THIS year's contest is drawing to a close so if you haven't entered yet, now's the time to do it. Good luck, all-

http://www.cygnus-x1.net/links/rush/images/holiday-rush-contest.jpg With the holiday season now in full swing, it's time once again for the Rush fan website Cygnus-X1.Net to sponsor a Holiday Rush Contest. This is the fifth year of the contest which has offered up Rush-filled prize packages to fans the world over. This year, we're celebrating Rush's recent release of the Time Machine 2011: Live in Cleveland concert film along with the "Sectors" Box sets. One lucky winner will receive the following prize package: The Complete Rush Sectors Box Set (Sector One / Sector Two / Sector Three) The Time Machine 2011: Live in Cleveland Concert DVD The 2012 Rush Signals Wall Calendar And One Cygnus-X1.Net Inspired Mystery Gift To enter the contest, please click HERE. Good luck, everyone - and Happy Holidays!

With the release of the Sectors Box set, both the complete album information and package images are now online for your viewing pleasure at Cygnus-X1.Net For more information, click through to this LINK. Enjoy-

Outside of Rush, Triumph (of old) is one of my favorite bands so I thought it was pretty cool to here Rik Emmett cover Red Barchetta. Check it out HERE. The video w/Neil should be cool too (CORRECTED LINK - SORRY ABOUT THAT)

Since not many people are going to purchase the vinyl-only version of Moving Pictures: Live 2011, I've created a couple of pages on my site with the album information. For liner notes, tracks, lyrics, etc - click HERE. and for all of the package images, click HERE. I'm sure you're all chomping at the bit to see the images of the vinyl records Enjoy-

That's a good question. I can't say I've seen a list of every individual video Rush has released ... I'll see what I can uncover...

Actually, I run Cygnus-X1.Net -- Here's a link to my Videography page... The Complete Rush Videography Eric Hansen runs Power Windows at 2112.net (Great guy btw)...

Sorry all - shortly after I posted the entire article, Modern Drummer magazine contacted me and requested that I take it down. So as a compromise (for now) they allowed me to post a few paragraphs. I hope to have the entire article back online eventually... they were just concerned that having the complete article online would interfere with magazine sales. -John

Neil's featured on the cover of the December 2011 issue of Modern Drummer magazine. You can check out the entire article online via this LINK. It's a great read, particularly for Neil and drumming fans... Enjoy-

Hey Everyone- Happy November. Where HAS 2011 gone? Anyway, over the last couple of weeks, I've been scanning and transcribing some vintage Rush-related magazine articles and posting them online. Some of the most recent additions include: Rush's Concept is Rock and Roll from the June 1976 issue of Scene Magazine A Solid Gold Rush from the January 1977 issue of Cheap Thrills Magazine Rush 'n' Roll from the January 1983 issue of International Musician and Recording World Magazine Geddy Lee: Still Going from the December 1993 issue of Bass Player Magazine Rush Rolls Again from the Sep/Oct 2002 issue of Onstage magazine and Living in the Limelight from the March 2006 issue of Bass Player Magazine and to check out all of the articles that are currently online, simply access the main Biographies & Articles section of the site. Enjoy everyone-

And here's a link to all six known Rush-related comics... Rush Comics from Cygnus-X1.Net Enjoy-

QUOTE (USB Connector @ Oct 15 2011, 08:01 PM) Awesome! I would just like to point out that the video called "retrospective 3" is mislabeled. I'm pretty sure it came out in 2009 and not 1985. D'oh! Thanks

Hey Everyone- Just a quick note to point out a new section at Cygnus-X1.Net The Complete Rush Videography Where you will find detailed information on every Rush Video Collection, Concert Film, Documentary and more. The Videography section of the site leads you to individual pages on every Rush video/film. You'll find complete liner notes, essays, track listings, Easter Egg information, trailers and more. And, of course, all of the package images are also represented, most in high-resolution. Over 300 images in all! Enjoy everyone-

Pretty sweet! Rush "Sectors" Box Sets Coming November 21st A Farewell to Kings in 5.1 -- now that's going to be fantastic!

This is really starting to mess with my Xmas shopping Blu-Ray Version of Time Machine 2011: Live in Cleveland Pushed Back to December 20th

Pretty well done regardless... But I would think that the cover will have a steampunk theme to it...

Oops! Sorry for the double post

All three had also indicated that the Time Machine tour would be the first time they ever played "The Camera Eye" live. But of course they played it on the MP, ESL and Signals tour...

All three had also indicated that the Time Machine tour would be the first time they ever played "The Camera Eye" live. But of course they played it on the MP, ESL and Signals tour...

QUOTE (D3strukt @ Sep 21 2011, 09:52 AM) One of the older songs we're playing "Presto" is from '79. Neil, get your memory together, jesus christ old man. I know I had to literally stare at that passage in the magazine before transcribing it. He had me second-guessing myself!

QUOTE (Invisible To Telescopic Eye @ Sep 21 2011, 05:03 AM) Cool article. Did you notice the typos in the first paragraph where when Neil says "play a"...it's spelled playa...like "what up playaaaaa". Ugh. I hate typos. Thanks for pointing that out

Neil Peart was featured on the cover of the August 2011 issue of Rhythm (UK) Magazine. The issue included a multi-part interview / article with Neil and included numerous photos. The complete article - and images - are now online and can be viewed HERE. It's a great read ... Enjoy-

Check it out -- new label and a new live album, too! Rush Signs with Roadrunner Records

For those of you who want to get a peek at the new Rush 2012 Wall Calendar, you can see all of the internal images via this LINK. It has some great pics from the Signals era... Enjoy-