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SPOILER BELOW QUOTE Or it's just representative of the Watchmaker's dalmatian from the book.

So what's the basic concert sign etiquette? Last tour at the Gibson in Los Angeles, some usher told me to put the sign away even though I would only hold it up during the very end of songs (when everyone's cheering), trying to get Neil to notice. Anyone have any tips?

As a drummer, I love it. You don't have to be playing every single moment, plus the guitar sounds amazing by itself. I feel like it adds suspense.

If you read the synopsis for BU2B2, it sounds like the main character is recalling it from memory after Headlong Flight. Doesn't seem like it was ever meant to be repeated on the record.

QUOTE (CantStopThinkingBig @ May 6 2012, 12:31 PM) Maybe this is just my imagination, but listening to HF on my iPod I always notice it sounds significantly quieter than all my other Rush songs. Maybe they're purposely mixing CA at a lower volume to preserve the dynamic range? I heard Porcupine Tree does the same thing with their albums. I have noticed this as well and was wondering what was going on. Headlong Flight definitely seems to have an inherent lower volume.

I got mine the other day too. Here's a pic: http://i.imgur.com/jJk2a.jpg

I got mine yesterday! http://i.imgur.com/jJk2a.jpg