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Rush s Time Machine shows in 2010 / 11 were one of the most anticipated tours ever. Celebrating 30 years since the 1981 release of their classic bestselling album Moving Pictures the band performed the entire album live for the first time as the centrepiece of the concerts. The shows also featured favourite tracks from across their lengthy career and two new songs expected to feature on their next studio album. As ever the concerts were a visual feast and sounded great with the band playing at the top of their form. Reviews for the tour have been amazing from both fans and critics alike and this DVD release is guaranteed to appeal to Rush fans everywhere. Bonus Features Alternative ending for The Real History Of Rush: Episode 2 ; Outtakes from History Of Rush: Episodes 2 & 17 ; Outtakes from I Still Love You Man ; Live from Laura Secord Secondary School (full clip from BLTS); Live from Passaic, NJ (full clip from BLTS).
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
Hello everyone!
I'm sorry to disagree with some of the review written about this blu-ray concert, but this is an absolute must for any Rush fan!
The band performs very well, with a lot of enthusiasm and creativity, and the audio quality is astonishing (the video quality is good, but between music lovers- it doesn't matter at all, the audio quality counts!!!).
Enjoy!
I'm sorry to disagree with some of the review written about this blu-ray concert, but this is an absolute must for any Rush fan!
The band performs very well, with a lot of enthusiasm and creativity, and the audio quality is astonishing (the video quality is good, but between music lovers- it doesn't matter at all, the audio quality counts!!!).
Enjoy!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
When I read all the negative reviews, I thought what a bunch of moaners. And then I put my DVD into the player. I got no sound either and was about to launch it out the window like my Test For Echo CD/Frisbee until I realized I had to change the audio settings ... and then all was well.
I then sat back and heard the perfect audio accompany the less than perfect visual. So this is what they meant about it being hazy/fuzzy/whatever. I must confess that it isn't HD, but was it supposed to be? It reminds me of '80s concerts that have been transferred from VHS to DVD and that is its charm. Even the intro video has an auditorium sound to it (all be it an empty one).
Time Machine has a 'being there' feel about it and yes its not perfect and yes although the camera angles are creative they do switch too much. But its warm and welcoming like a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord at your local pub. Its not as clinical as S&A, nor badly mixed as R30: a bit like the 3 bears porridge; one was too hot, one was too cold, but this is one is just right.
So for those of you that still think its poor quality, just pretend you're down the front at the gig, watching the show through a haze of sweet smelling concert smoke, whilst clutching your over-priced t-shirt and already creased program. Because it is more than just a concert, it is a show ... and a mighty fine one at that!
I then sat back and heard the perfect audio accompany the less than perfect visual. So this is what they meant about it being hazy/fuzzy/whatever. I must confess that it isn't HD, but was it supposed to be? It reminds me of '80s concerts that have been transferred from VHS to DVD and that is its charm. Even the intro video has an auditorium sound to it (all be it an empty one).
Time Machine has a 'being there' feel about it and yes its not perfect and yes although the camera angles are creative they do switch too much. But its warm and welcoming like a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord at your local pub. Its not as clinical as S&A, nor badly mixed as R30: a bit like the 3 bears porridge; one was too hot, one was too cold, but this is one is just right.
So for those of you that still think its poor quality, just pretend you're down the front at the gig, watching the show through a haze of sweet smelling concert smoke, whilst clutching your over-priced t-shirt and already creased program. Because it is more than just a concert, it is a show ... and a mighty fine one at that!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Stunning. I went to the Sheffield and Birmingham shows on the tour so knew that this dvd would be amazing. Voted the best live band in the world earlier this year and after seeing them on every tour since 1981 it was recognition long overdue. The show cant really be described as there isnt a word to express how incredible this band are. Only downer for me is the extras. Wont watch the live clips from the early 70s again and would have preferred more interviews or poss soundcheck footage. Not a criticism that affects the best dvd of any band anywhere in the world. Lights, pictures, everything and 3 of the best musicians you will ever see.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great!
Fantastic show...makes me remember my two shows (Santiago de Chile - Frankfurt). Sounds great, the HD is great, Moving Pictures in its entirety...wow!
Published 3 months ago by Titofino
Sheer Genius from the Holy Trinity Rush!
DVD in 5:1 captures the full atmosphere of this stunning set. Having seen the lads in Dublin earlier this year I can vouch that this DVD of the Cleveland gig really gets the live... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Paul Alexander
Fantastic from start to finish
I don't normally write reviews but having read a particularly negative one thought I must.
I've been a fan since the mid seventies, own all the CDs / videos and DVDs... Read more
I've been a fan since the mid seventies, own all the CDs / videos and DVDs... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jimbo
roo
i got the dvd for christmas and ive not actually watched it yet. just needed to say i saw them in glasgow and IT BLEW MY LITTLE 14 YEAR OLD MIND i had allready bought like 10 of... Read more
Published 4 months ago by roo
B & W playback? You may have an NTSC copy
The 5 stars is for the DVD itself, I love it, another great effort on a Rush DVD which not many other acts put so much into. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Martin J. Brown
The very best of the best
Having read some of the reviews prior to writing this I feel a little, nay disturbingly shocked to note some of the comments on quality of vision and sound. Read more
Published 5 months ago by John R. Baird
They've still got it.
I loved this live DVD. Wonderful performances, a strong set list and an incredibly enthusiastic audience. What's not to like? The "True History of Rush" sections are also lovely. Read more
Published 5 months ago by RossP2112
Rush?? Rubbish more like!!!
This has got to be THE worst Rush offering ever. Even worse than Presto(the most pointless album they ever put out). It should have been a musical treat. Just look at the playlist. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Jade D
well crafted concert dvd
I don't agree with previous reviewers that criticise Geddy's voice; it's mellowed and matured but not in a bad way in my view. Read more
Published 5 months ago by martino
Excellent Gig.
Superb sound/vision. Typical Rush gig, all the favourites plus some new ones from the as yet un-released album. Haven't heard 'The Camera Eye' live before now.
Published 5 months ago by Mr. M. L. Hyde
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