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Rush In Rio has always been one of my favourite Rush shows. What artists! Bandleader Allen Clapp recalls how one stunning song blossomed.Disc One is completely devoted to that Rio show, which should soon become the stuff of legend amongst Rush devotees. The Documentary: The Boys in BrazilThe first Easter egg is the cartoon that plays during "By-Tor and the Snow Dog." Double-DVD set, containing 28 Rush songs. During the opening seconds of "Tom Sawyer" on Rush's new concert DVD, Rush in Rio, when the camera pans across the ecstatic crowd, you see … RUSH: R30 is much better.Great concert.Excellent condition as used. Few drummers are able to make a lengthy solo interesting, but Peart, surrounded by his massive, gold-trimmed kit, never fails to make audiences' collective jaws hit the floor.Whether you're at the beach, hanging out in the park, or stuck in a tiny flat, these 20 timeless summer classics are sure to make the summer sun shine a little bit brighter. Kooster McAllister Record Plant Remote . Not done very well at all. The Rio concert was the same one that passed through Salt Lake City a year earlier - Vapor Trails. But when Rush took the stage, mere minutes after their road crew had finished setting things up at 10 PM, and that unmistakable opening synth note of "Tom Sawyer" kicked in, it was smooth sailing for the rest of the night.Tatiana DeMaria reworks her punk band TAT's "Anxiety" into a searing, reflective acoustic number that's made all the more powerful by an intimate new performance video. Been to 6 concerts since 1978 and they have never disappointed.Should have hired David Mallet to do the filming though. Andrew MacNaughton's hour-long documentary "The Boys in Brazil" is an endlessly fascinating offstage look at the band's tumultuous trip. There is a companion DVD version of Rush In Rio as well. These guys know how to bring the "classical" rock to the stage. Assistant Engineer. "Although the concert is presented in widescreen format, with an incredibly sharp, high definition picture, the DVD is not enhanced for 16 x 9 televisions, which may annoy some people, but it's been revealed that if they wanted to make the DVD enhanced, the band would have had to sacrifice the image quality of the stationary mini-cameras around Peart's drumkit, so to preserve the image quality and overall consistency of the show, they opted not to go the enhanced route.New Orleans' Killer Whale land somewhere between Ariel Pink and JJ Cale with "Plenty of Love".The second disc of the set is a real treat for fans. Geddy, Neil and Alex have only gotten better. That said, the real treats are the selections from the early Rush albums, especially the pounding "2112: Overture / The Temple of the Syrinx" and the closing trifecta of "By-Tor and the Snow Dog", "Cygnus X-1", and "Working Man". They hadn't released a live DVD since A Show Of Hands in 1989 so this was one major overdue live release. The clear highlight, though, is "O Baterista", Peart's mesmerizing eight-minute drum solo, which mines the history of percussion, from African drumming, to jazz, to Latin, to rock. Two hidden features are also on the disc, a very funny cartoon that is projected during "By-Tor and the Snow Dog", as well as a rare promo video for 1975's "Anthem", showing a freakishly young, and frighteningly hairy Rush in action.There's something perversely entertaining for a memoir about the career of its successful author to stay so relentlessly focused on failures as Tomine.Tracks from Rush's more synthesizer-oriented '80s albums are superbly done, as "Distant Early Warning", "The Big Money", "Limelight", and "New World Man" sound as energized as they've ever been. Mastered by. The DVD. Despite numerous problems with a tropical storm during their stay, the band was able to film the third show in Rio de Janeiro, and the resulting two-disc DVD is the definitive live document Rush fans have been craving for decades. With Rush, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Neil Peart. First concert DVD ever from legendary rock trio Rush. Use the HTML below.A chronological account of the heavy metal band Iron Maiden's 2008 world tour through India, Australia, Japan, USA, Canada, Mexico and South America in a jet piloted by the band's front man, Bruce Dickinson. The upcoming reissue of the Orange Peels' 1997 debut album offers 40 tracks and plenty of insights into the group's creative process. I was thrilled to find out that it was going to be made available as a DVD. "We're not very smart," says bassist/singer Geddy Lee, when asked why it took the Canadian progressive rock legends so long to make their first appearance in South America in November of 2002.