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Rough sound. Rarely watch Rio, as great as the show itself is.

Id be surprised if we didnt get it this Xmas.

Lamneth, bc it has more historical significance for me....but Salmacis is absolutely fantastic.

I loved both those albums when they came out. Great stuff, good memories.

THIS exactly.

KINGS.

Im going with yes. But bet we wont see anything until 2017 the earliest...and the touring is over.

Better than Power Windows (which seems to be very overrated). But not in the top 10 of Rush albums. A nice listen from time to time.

Was at the MSG show: Distant Early Warning -- this is when they seemed to really kick it in, and the crowd was going nuts. Losing It - of course. Cygnus X-1 was simply mind-blowing. Jacobs Ladder was powerful as hell, and what an awesome laser accompaniment ...that second set was almost overwhelmingly good.

R40, no competition. Actually like the VT tour better than R30.

Was on the floor, 17th row. Astounding. The best Rush show I've ever seen, with the only exception being my first show ever - Signals tour, also at MSG. What a way to close it out.

My first Rush show ever was 1982 MSG, on the floor. Going to be back there next Monday, 33 years later, full circle. No place I'd rather see them. Can not wait!

The overrated Power Windows. Half good, half bad.

I read on rushisaband.com that they played the song in soundcheck in Montreal today. Which means they could potentialy play it again at somepoint. Your guess is as good as mine as to when that would be. Interesting news that theyre still soundchecking it... wonder if/hope they play it in NYC next week.

Power Windows, for sure.

One song = "represented well"?!?!? The synthetic era as a whole, which includes GuP, Power Windows and HYF, was over-represented. Particularly Power Windows....total overkill.

*Maybe* Bastille Day... more likely some instrumental Necromancer stuck in a medley.

Paul's album, easily. A true classic.

The sound is so good on Counterparts it often "covers" for some very average songs on that album. The answer overall is Permanent Waves.

The last great Rush album, in my opinion. Love it top to bottom (including red lenses).

Hold Your Fire.

Liked them since seeing that amazing US Fest performance. ThunderSeven is excellent top to bottom. Very good band, though Gil Moore's voice can be grating at times. They should try to tour again...who cares if they can't put on the pyro stage show, its about the music.

Recording is very good and clear- really picks up the band, which plays great. Roth strains to sing but is easier to digest when not seeing his ridiculous soft shoe vaudevillan antics. Better than I thought itd be, but not enough to prompt to waste money on tickets for the tour.

"STYNX"... now THATs funny. Not a great band by any stretch, IMO.

Yeah, I tried to listen to the post AV stuff, but seems like a real drop... and i *really* cant get into Elefante. I do have a soft spot for Power, though.