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Now I am listening for the very first time on (just got it from the post office) Rush - Live In St. Catharines, April 1974 on vinyl record. This is a bootleg that was recorded at a school in the early days when John Rutsey still was the drummer. Rush have released this concert on DVD. But never as audio only. https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Live-In-St-Catharines-April-1974/release/13770532

First poll: Black Sabbath with Ozzy Second poll: Neither Third poll; Black Sabbath with Ozzy.

I see Queen, I click Queen.

This morning I am listening to Rush - Time Machine: Live In Cleveland 2011 on the 2019 vinyl record version. This was the tour where they played their whole studio record Moving Pictures live. It was amazing! I saw this tour, and I will never forget it! Best day ever!! https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Time-Machine-2011-Live-In-Cleveland/release/13726336

This morning I am listening to Rush - Time Machine: Live In Cleveland 2011 on the 2019 vinyl record version. This was the tour where they played their whole studio record Moving Pictures live. It was amazing! I saw this tour, and I will never forget it! Best day ever!! https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Time-Machine-2011-Live-In-Cleveland/release/13726336

Me neither...

You found Closer To The Heart from the Echo Tour? Could you please link it?

This evening, before going to sleep, I am listening to Rush - Permanent Waves World Tour 1980 on vinyl record, which was the bonus live concert that came with the 40th Anniversary box set of Permanent Waves. I still have not decided what I think about this bonus concert. I have to listen to it more I think. I really wish they would have one whole concert and the songs in correct order as they was played! Starting with the song Beneath, Between And Behind feels just weird! They started with 2112 on this tour as first song!! https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Permanent-Waves/release/15398398

This evening, before going to sleep, I am listening to Rush - Permanent Waves World Tour 1980 on vinyl record, which was the bonus live concert that came with the 40th Anniversary box set of Permanent Waves. I still have not decided what I think about this bonus concert. I have to listen to it more I think. I really wish they would have one whole concert and the songs in correct order as they was played! Starting with the song Beneath, Between And Behind feels just weird! They started with 2112 on this tour as first song!! https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Permanent-Waves/release/15398398

Today I am for the very first time listening to a Rush bootleg called Ohio 1975 on vinyl record (limited version on grey vinyl), released 2016. It's the second time they was in Cleveland, Ohio, and they had just released their second studio record (first one with their new drummer Neil Peart) called Fly By Night. The quality on this bootleg is listenable, but not perfect. It is a FM broadcast recording, but it is kind of muffed sound. And is not recommended to new Rush fans, only fans that want everything, no matter the quality. 3 of these songs (Anthem, Beneath, Between And Behind and Fly By Night) was released as bonus songs on a previous bootleg called ABC 1974, which was the first time they was in Cleveland, Ohio. And Neil was then kind of new in the band. It has a bit better sound quality to it as well. https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Agora-Ballroom-Cleveland-Ohio-May-1975/release/9168552

Today I am for the very first time listening to a Rush bootleg called Ohio 1975 on vinyl record (limited version on grey vinyl), released 2016. It's the second time they was in Cleveland, Ohio, and they had just released their second studio record (first one with their new drummer Neil Peart) called Fly By Night. The quality on this bootleg is listenable, but not perfect. It is a FM broadcast recording, but it is kind of muffed sound. And is not recommended to new Rush fans, only fans that want everything, no matter the quality. 3 of these songs (Anthem, Beneath, Between And Behind and Fly By Night) was released as bonus songs on a previous bootleg called ABC 1974, which was the first time they was in Cleveland, Ohio. And Neil was then kind of new in the band. It has a bit better sound quality to it as well. https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Agora-Ballroom-Cleveland-Ohio-May-1975/release/9168552

I remember when I was a kid, we used to have a lot of VHS tapes. But it's been a few years now since I last saw one in real life. We updated kinda quickly to DVD -> Bluray -> Streaming.

Ah finally friday... this morning I am playing a live record by Rush called All The World's A Stage on a 1976 original US pressing. I remember when I got this on vinyl record. It was a few years ago now. And I was so happy! It was my first Rush live record, and I was kinda new as a Rush fan. I have played this many times since then. But it's been a while ago. Since I got the 2015 reissue, that do sound better in my opinion. But I felt like playing this one now! Rush - All The World's A Stage

This morning I have been busy. I have gone thru my whole Rush vinyl record collection, make sure that all is in order, and that everything is listed correct on discogs. It was quite a few records that wasn't! But now it is. The work took about 2 hours. I still have to listen to every record to judge the sound quality, but that is work that is done while enjoying the music. I am just happy that every Rush record is listed correct on discogs. When I started collecting vinyl records about 15ish years ago, I did not care much (or was not skilled enough to know) about different pressings and such. I just looked at a record, if it looked clean, I bought it and enjoyed the music. Sometimes I wish I never learned about pressings. Because now it's much harder to collect... Anyway, now I am going to reward my self by listening to Rush - Hold Your Fire on the 2015 reissue vinyl record, before eating breakfast! https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Hold-Your-Fire/release/7982517

I am not even sure which part is which on The Fountain Of Lamneth. For me it's one whole song. And it's a masterpiece as it is. Why split it? So on side 1 the best song is The Necromancer, and on side 2 it is The Fountain Of Lamneth (the whole song!!!!) I have this one on a US 1981 reissue vinyl record, and two US 2015 reissue vinyl records. Still need to get a original pressing! And I have the 1997 remastered CD as well as the 2011 remastered CD that was part of the Sector box set.

I have this on the 2014 reissue vinyl record. The box set. I have two of it! I do not have a original pressing sadly, because it's so damn rare and expensive! I will get it some day tho! I also have it on the 1997 remastered CD and the 2011 remastered CD that was part of the Sector box sets.

I have multiple copies of this record on vinyl record. The EU 2015 reissue vinyl record, the US 2015 reissue vinyl record, a UK 1983 reissue vinyl record and a unofficial picture disc (release year unknown). I still need to get a original pressing and a japanese pressing of this! I also have it on the 1997 remastered CD and the 2011 remastered CD that was a part of the Sector box sets.

Before talking the morning walk with my dog, I decided to enjoy some music on vinyl record! And the record I picked was Rush - Grace Under Pressure on the 2015 reissue vinyl record! I have not heard this one in a long time so it's about time! https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Grace-Under-Pressure/release/7944996

Remix all the way. The original pressing gives me a headache that makes me sick just after 2-3 songs.

One of the greatest...

That does not even make any sense.... It should have been better if you would have spelled it like L I T A F O R D since this is a thread about letters... Besides, I have not even listened to her music in months... So maybe you are the one that have "Lita Ford" as your favorite? Since you keep mention her every time I write something. And you just can't admit it that you are a fan.

Favorites are: åäö / ÅÄÖ 3 letters that does not exist in this list, but it exist in my language (swedish)! It is A and O with dots over them. first letter got 1 dot over it, the other one got 2 dots over it, and the 3rd letter got 2 dots over it as well. Least favorites: Q and W

There is Queen in a poll, I do not even have to think.

2112 was by far the worst one. So bad that I sold it. Just lots of covers and bad quality live songs. This is the order, from best to worst: A Farewell To Kings (finally they released the whole Different Stages disc 3 concert! And I really like the skull ring that came with the box set! I am using it all the time now! I wish they would sell these rings alone on the Rush website, I would buy another one!) Hemispheres (This would have been my favorite if it had the whole Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres song! They should have taken the recordings of another concert on the tour!) Permanent Waves (Its not the whole concert that they played on the Permanent Waves Tour, the songs is not in correct order, and it got some silence gaps between some of the songs which is annoying! At least mix it so it sounds like its from one and same concert!) 2112 (Like I said, just bullshit covers that I do not give a damn about, then they had the live version of The Twilight Zone song in so bad quality that I could not even listen to it, and they had that stupid radio ad, which is just waste of space. Nah, so bad box set that I sold it!)

I hope it will be released on vinyl record then, just like My Favorite Headache!