When on TV?

[shabadoo25]

The Time Machine and CA tours run fairly regularly on the cable/satellite music stations, like MTV Live.

 

Why has R40 not made an appearance yet? Any idea?

[blueschica]

Ray Danniels is still hoping to sell more copies? I dunno, I got nuthin'.

[ytserush]

The Time Machine and CA tours run fairly regularly on the cable/satellite music stations, like MTV Live.

 

Why has R40 not made an appearance yet? Any idea?

 

VH1 Classic ended a few months before R40 was released. That's my guess anyway.

Edited September 18, 2018 by ytserush

[J2112YYZ]

Since it's copy written content, the station probably has to pay somebody something in order to show it on tv. Maybe that's why R40 hasn't been aired yet.

[Airship2112]

why bother with R40 on tv if you already own it on dvd

[blueschica]

why bother with R40 on tv if you already own it on dvd

I like when they're on TV, even when I own the DVD. The idea of a shared experience is cool, and there's always the chance that someone new will see it and become a Rush fan! :heart:

[toymaker]

why bother with R40 on tv if you already own it on dvd

I like when they're on TV, even when I own the DVD. The idea of a shared experience is cool, and there's always the chance that someone new will see it and become a Rush fan! :heart:

 

As much as I hate to say it . . . and I love the effort and passion that Lee pours into his singing . . . I am starting to find it tough to watch him struggling. R40 is an incredible feat as a show, a fantastic sendoff . . . but I think I'd want any prospective fans watching some of the older classic shows.

[J2112YYZ]

why bother with R40 on tv if you already own it on dvd

I like when they're on TV, even when I own the DVD. The idea of a shared experience is cool, and there's always the chance that someone new will see it and become a Rush fan! :heart:

 

As much as I hate to say it . . . and I love the effort and passion that Lee pours into his singing . . . I am starting to find it tough to watch him struggling. R40 is an incredible feat as a show, a fantastic sendoff . . . but I think I'd want any prospective fans watching some of the older classic shows.

 

But a new fan has nothing to compare Geddy's voice to like long time fans. So it would probably sound good to their ears.

[snowdogged]

why bother with R40 on tv if you already own it on dvd

I like when they're on TV, even when I own the DVD. The idea of a shared experience is cool, and there's always the chance that someone new will see it and become a Rush fan! :heart:

 

As much as I hate to say it . . . and I love the effort and passion that Lee pours into his singing . . . I am starting to find it tough to watch him struggling. R40 is an incredible feat as a show, a fantastic sendoff . . . but I think I'd want any prospective fans watching some of the older classic shows.

 

But a new fan has nothing to compare Geddy's voice to like long time fans. So it would probably sound good to their ears.

I find that you get more bang for your buck from Geddy's voice on R40. There are many more syllables than on any of the other live shows.

[ytserush]

why bother with R40 on tv if you already own it on dvd

I like when they're on TV, even when I own the DVD. The idea of a shared experience is cool, and there's always the chance that someone new will see it and become a Rush fan! :heart:

 

As much as I hate to say it . . . and I love the effort and passion that Lee pours into his singing . . . I am starting to find it tough to watch him struggling. R40 is an incredible feat as a show, a fantastic sendoff . . . but I think I'd want any prospective fans watching some of the older classic shows.

 

I prefer Clockwork Angels Live myself. I think it has more vitality to it.