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Figured they would drop already. Signed copies seem to be everywhere. I'll check again in a few months.

Unless something surfaces to say otherwise it doesn't seem like they played it based on what we know now.

Finally got as far as the Japanese Tour. Fills in a few more details than what was previously known.

Wonder where that's from. My booklet is mostly green in color. No red at all. Vinyl maybe?

And yet no printed lyrics...

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I'll throw one on the CD player or turntable once in a while and reflect.. Nice to have them online at the touch of a button though.

I'm shocked! Just shocked!

I think it's just as good as anything he's ever done. Might be his best yet. Having those different mixes is like a bonus. Totally changes the character of the music.The man knows what he's doing.

Sounds like that's exactly why they are doing other things.

I've checked a few times and the prices are insane. I'm not going to go crazy looking for a signed copy. Going to save the money for the audio book when that price comes down. What I REALLY want is the 1200 page manuscript which is between highly unlikely and impossible.

Doesn't get much better than that...

I think I like the bright side mix more. I really can't believe how good this album is. I really wish the lyrics were included in the CD package. I know they're on his website, but that doesn't really improve my listening experience much.

I can believe it.

Five post Moving Pictures songs. Can't believe I forgot about Losing It. Same preshow music from Geddy's tour was used too. Including Geddy's two new songs after the show.

Definitely a mixed bag. Musical special guests made the show and of course the Rush crew ran the show which was awesome. Four post Moving Pictures tunes too (Although only 2 each from Signals and Grace Under Pressure) so a definite improvement on that front.

Now $10.

Have to figure there's a ton of Rush lyric videos on you tube. Of course, all Rush studio albums have lyrics with the liner notes.

I think this was the first radio interview I ever bought in the '80s. Never knew they existed until I found this one at Pier Platters in Hoboken. That was the first step down the Rush interview rabbit hole. They're great to pull out when I'm feeling a bit nostalgic. I'm going to check these out.

Rush -- ReplayX3 Advance Promo 3DVD/CD (VG) set in plastic clam shell CD case (VG-) Rush -- ReplayX3 Promo Sticker Set Rush -- ReplayX3 Promotional Postcard Set (featuring cover art from 3 dvds and box cover) $80 Free Shipping in US Paypal, Check Money Order

That's the version that I want to read.

The needles are a lot smaller and the haystacks a lot bigger.

Though it may not be historically accurate that moment belongs to Glasgow since it was immortalized on Exit..Stage Left just as Rio owns a bunch of their moments because of that live album.

Thanks. This one is much better.

Going to one and watching the half-dozen or so others that are on you tube I kind of get the sense that this book tour is a victory lap and giving him the closure that he didn't get from R40.