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Rush
Rush Replay X3


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Review

by MeaninglessPhoto USER (1 Reviews)
September 3rd, 2006 | 8 replies


Release Date: 2006 | Tracklist


This DVD is a great item for any Rush fans, old or new. It shows 3 classic concerts; Exit Stage Left in 1981, Grace Under Pressure in 1986 and A Show of Hands in 1988. Each DVD comes with a miniature version of the concert tour books that were avaliable at the time of the concerts. Not to mention an unreleased music CD of the Grace Under Pressure concert.

Exit Stage Left shows Rush at the top of their game with classics such as Tom Sawyer, Limelight, Xanadu and many others. It shows Neil Peart in his glory with his Rosewood Tama's with the full percussion department behind him. YYZ is only on this DVD for a minute or 2, which is a pity because it shows Neil going straight into his drum solo. Great concert none-the-less.

Grace Under Pressure is a great concert that shows Rush performing the timeless songs that were on the CD of the same name. This is the first and only time that the Fear trilogy (The Enemy Within, The Weapon, Witch Hunt) was played and recorded to be put on CD and DVD. This is also the first concert recorded to show Peart and his 360-Degree drum set with the electronics. Great concert overall.

A Show of Hands isnt a concert for the fans who only like the big hits. It showcases some songs that werent as popular like Mission, Marathon, Territories and others. There is however a medley of 2112/La Villa Strangiato/In the Mood. It also shows Peart doing a drum solo called The Rhythm Method. There are a few parts that wont be seen much like Alex Lifeson breaking a string or a joke warning during La Villa while Alex was mumbling into the shut off microphone.

The Grace Under Pressure concert CD has every song that was played on the concert, plus 3 others that were recorded at other concerts.

Overall, this is a great DVD to have if you like the Canadian Prog Rock trio.


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Shadows
Moderator
September 3rd 2006


2530 Comments


What you have is good, but you really need to add more detailed information. This looks like a long release, so getting a longer review out of it shouldn't be difficult. You've got a few grammar mistakes in there too.

Zebra
Moderator
September 3rd 2006


2647 Comments


Just listen to what ShadowsFallen said and you'll be fine.

Storm In A Teacup
September 3rd 2006


45689 Comments


Also be sure to describe the overall sound of the band too. :thumb: This is a great band. The vocals and drum work are what stand out a lot to me. Just be sure to talk about what you like the most about the band and give a few songs as example of that.

tom79
September 3rd 2006


3935 Comments


This DVD seems really good, and I always see it around too, but it was quite expensive. The review, while super short, was a brief and informative insight on it.

Kenny_Fever
September 4th 2006


13 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I bought this DVD a little while ago, and It's pretty damn cool seeing the band live back in the day.



The review, while being breif, was decently written.



Overall, I thought it was a great value, and very entertaining.

peartdrummer
October 16th 2006


92 Comments


very worth while to buy. I encourage all Rush followers to go and purchase it if not already done so.

BludgeonySteve
March 4th 2007


558 Comments


I have this set and it's fantastic. It's great watching them playing their songs when they're young and had just written them.

6Dark6Cell6
December 9th 2010


260 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This is probably the best box set any rush fan could hope for. Its got something for everyones taste, prog to new wave.



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