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It's the last album on which I could find some magic in the band's music; after that, Rush was not the same.

I must have watched this video 100 times and never saw this knob thing. I guess I don't have the mind of a musician or technician.

The whole "The Garden" song made me cry when it came out; the passing of my father at that time was still in my mind. I think it's a unique song in the whole catalog of the band.

If they don't hire an excellent engineer to mix this in surround, I won't buy this even with an unreleased live album.

I have download the whole album with Winrar and this is the sofware that leave me a message that the file are corrupted. (so it won't open any files)

Files corrupted!

They did the art work but forget to include something with this to justify the high price it's going to cost us. We are going to have a terrible 5.1 mix of Mr. Chycki, many lp, maybe a live cd that we already have and a tons of beautiful pictures we already seen.

Virtuality i still enjoy but dog years i don't have a great memory of that one. " hate" is not the proper word. But if I have to pick hits that I don't want to listen again is "Limelight". "Tom Sawyer and "Subdvisions" which I consider good songs but like any other kind of music, you need to explore others songs.

Is there someone here that really hate a Rush song? Give me 4 minutes of silence with a note of guitar and I am satisfied. Rush don't do Hits but the band is a big homerun...

Richard Chycki doesn't know what is a discrete surround mix and is a bad influence on Alex.

Too close to the original, perfectly played. but it's like listening to the same album with a new vocalist...

I would not put those songs on that list but otherwise i am ok with the rest... Twilight Zone Madrigal Hand Over Fist Resist

Yes, I know what you mean. I have tried to contain my emotions in some passages with limited success.

Live at Massey Hall: Geddy and Alex

In this interview, at the half of it, a little reference to Neil : Copeland, Stewart