Austin, Texas fan gathering

[RushFansInCentralTexas]

[RushFansInCentralTexas]

[clem]

I'm pretty sure the DVD won't be out in September. Look around this BB, it's being postponed until at least December. Unless we're thinking about two different things.

 

You may have to postpone your party. Then again, what do Rush fans need a new release for, just 'cause they wanna throw a party ?

 

Clem

[RushFansInCentralTexas]

QUOTE (clem @ Sep 25 2011, 09:27 PM)

I'm pretty sure the DVD won't be out in September.  Look around this BB, it's being postponed until at least December.  Unless we're thinking about two different things. You may have to postpone your party.  Then again, what do Rush fans need a new release for, just 'cause they wanna throw a party  ? Clem

An edited version of the concert will premiere on VH1Classic on Wednesday, which is why we're having a party. We'll have another one for the theatrical release, 'cuz that's the way Rush fans do it in Austin! Only the Blu-ray version has been delayed. Here's the scoop from RushIsABand:

 

 

Rush Time Machine 2011: Live in Cleveland Blu-ray release date pushed back

 

UPDATE - 9/25@11:55AM: Reader David_MSP did find a Best Buy listing for the Blu-ray, which shows the release date as November 8th. Amazon is usually first with any release date changes so things should start to shake out with other retailers' listings in the coming days/weeks.

 

According to Amazon.com, the release date for the Blu-ray version of Rush's upcoming Time Machine 2011: Live in Cleveland has been pushed back all the way to December 20th - just barely in enough time for Christmas (thanks angiodan). The DVD version is still listed with a November 8th release however. There's no explanation for the delay but it's possible this could be due to some kind of exclusive early Blu-ray release deal - similar to what was done with the Moving Pictures Deluxe edition earlier this year where Best Buy released the Blu-ray version one month earlier than other retailers. Best Buy currently has no listing for the Blu-ray at all though, so maybe there's an exclusive deal with another retailer such as the Rush Backstage Club (who currently still has a November 8th release date listed) - or it's just a universal delay for some other reason. More information as we learn it. Last week Rush revealed via a press release that a 2-CD audio companion to the concert video would be released on November 8th - the same day as the DVD/Blu-ray, along with a package containing only the live tracks from the Moving Pictures album titled Moving Pictures: Live 2011, available only in vinyl or digital formats. The press release also contained details regarding the DVD/Blu-ray bonus features, and announced that the film would be getting a theatrical release beginning October 26th. In addition to that, VH1 Classic will be premiering an edited, 2-hour version of the concert as part of their Rush Hashanah celebration on Wednesday, September 28th.