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Thanks for clearing that up. I've watched that show so much (And I was there too.) that I got confused as to what was on the website and what wasn't.

You had a sealed copy of Caress of Steel and you opened it?

Cool! Can't wait to experience it.

The All The World's A Stage version is probably the best version of this I've ever heard. The 5/15/1975 version isn't bad either though.

Now $9

Queensryche covered one of he songs. "Gonna Get Close To You" which is on Rage For Order.

Carl is still a working drummer....just sayin....

I have one of these myself, but I never opened it. I have the Boys Brigade album too (and a few singles)

I almost drove off of the road myself. It was decent, but they really edited the crap out of his answers. It was so obvious;

Bet they don't make them like that anymore. A lot of the older albums were heavy. Later, they began to make them chintzy. I have the exact opposite experience. A lot of my older records from the 70s and 80s are flimsy. That would be right. They started to make them flimsy at some point in the seventies. I thought original pressings were fat but subsequent versions were skinny.. But the recent re-released stuff is fat like Rush ABC.. I don't know. All I know is that the old albums were thick; albums produced after a certain time were not so. All I know is Rush ABC is FAT! 180 gram fat. It's pretty juicy too! It may be fat but if it's from an MP3 source as many believe, it will only sound as good as an MP3. A better master on a "flimsy" record will sound better than a lesser master on a 200 gram record.

Rush put it on their website a few daya after the show for a while. I think the clip was around 10 minutes.

That's a great package. Only missing Closer To The Heart from Different Stages (One of their best videos ever.)

As fresh as the day it was released....

All of them for different reasons.

Would have been nice to have the whole show, but we'll take what we can get.

I prefer the Mobile Fidelity and Audio Fidelity releases myself. I haven't liked the '97 remaster since they day they came out. The low end took a huge hit when those came out. The Sector releases corrected this somewhat.

That won't help much if it isn't mastered properly. Hopefully, we'll find out who is mastering and pressing these.

I've never gotten any Rush music for Christmas (I've always had everything by the time it rolls around.) I did get that Neil statue one year and I've gotten a few Rush books over the years, but that's been it for Rush as far as Christmas is concerned.

That's about right....

I'd love to know how they found out about it in the first place....

All three for $21.12

Sorry, nothing other than the pictures from the usual books and albums.

I'm in ONLY IF they master these specifically for vinyl and not just put the master they use for the CD on vinyl. While it's great that they will be released on 180 or 200 gram vinyl, it won't mean a damn thing to me unless they are mastered properly.for vinyl.

Sorry to hear about that.. I've had to cut back a little myself.

My fave so far.....