RUSH Rush In Rio (2003 Taiwanese limited edition triple CD set featuring 31 classic tracks spanning their thirty year career which was recorded at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on the final night of their 'Vapor Trails' tour in frontof a spirited crowd of over 60,000 people. The three discs are UNPLAYED sealed inside the tri-fold picture sleeve which comes with the wrap-around obi-strip) more...
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RUSH Signals Signals (Rare 1994 US Mobile Fidelity Original Master Recording 8-track remastered Gold CD issue of their 1982 ninth studio album, as part of the 'Original Master Recording, Ultradisc II' series, including the singles New World Man, Subdivisions and Countdown. The disc looks barely played issued in the special jewel case complete with the picture / lyric booklet inlay) more...
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RUSH Signals (Mega Rare 1983 West German first issue 8-track CD - After exploring deeper into the world of synthesizers on their previous album 'Moving Pictures', 'Signals' witnesses the band submerge fully into utilising keyboards. To this day a fan favourite, understandable with its up-tempo songs and super tight musicianship. With some outstanding musicianship and great songs like 'Subdivisions', 'Chemistry' and 'Digital Man', the band may have ventured into new territory, but the result is accomplished, clinical progressive art rock. Printed with a green arrow design with a light metallic background, the disc remains in the original 'Patent Pending' plastic jewel case complete with the lyric booklet and back inlay which has the catalogue number '810 002-2' printed on the plain white area hidden under the plastic tray. The sleeve & back inlay both show a small amount of fading, however, the disc remains very clean with no marks on the playing surface. A fantastic example of this extremely hard to find pressing almost forty years old!) more...
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