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    Posted: June 06 2010 at 16:04
The film is being shown at selected cinema's around the UK tomorrow (7 June) for one night only.The DVD is coming out later in the month.
 
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I'm lucky that its playing in my area (Swindon) as there are only 5 locations (and 2 of those are in London)
 
ticket cost £10 which is also a bit pricey with the DVD release not long due.
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This looks great and is definitely a must get DVD this year. Keep us posted.
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I had to post this too in case pple could not access the website
 
Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage” coming to DVD and Blu-rayWritten by admin on May 26, 2010 – 10:02 pm -

Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage DVD and Blu-ray The acclaimed documentary “Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage” will be available on Blu-ray and DVD on June 29, following a one-night only worldwide theatrical release.

“Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage” tells the story of the Canadian trio’s 40 year career, from their early days in Toronto, through each of their albums and up to the present day. The documentary features rare concert and backstage footage, as well as interviews with the band’s admirers, including Gene Simmons, Billy Corgan, Sebastian Bach, Jack Black and Kirk Hammett.


Trailer for “Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage”
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The documentary will play at cinemas in the US and Canada on June 10 and many other countries on June 7. Click here for ticket information.

“Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage” on DVD and Blu-ray

The Blu-ray and DVD will include a bonus disc with the following features:

  • Being bullied and the search for the first gig
  • Reflections on the Hemispheres album
  • Presto and Roll The Bones rap
  • The Rush fashion
  • Hobbies on the road
  • Pre-gig warm-up
  • Best I Can – never before seen footage from 1974, with original drum John Rutsey
  • Working Man – never before seen footage from 1974, with original drummer John Rutsey
  • La Villa Stangiato – Live at Pinkpop in Holland, 1979
  • Between The Sun And Moon – Live at Hartford, Connecticut, 2002
  • Dinner with Rush at a hunting lodge
  • Far Cry live – from the Snakes & Arrows DVD
  • Entre Nous live – from the Snakes & Arrows DVD
  • Bravado live – rare footage from the R30 Blu-Ray
  • YYZ live – rare footage from the R30 Blu-Ray.


“Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage” was directed by Scot McFadyen and Sam

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Wow this looks like a real must-have for any Rush fan
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looks good..   Gene Simmons?  Sebastian Bach?  Is this really the cream of Rush's admirers?  Good gravy.
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It's a sign! It releases on the day of my Graduation! Not only that, but the Time Machine tour happens to start on that day as well!
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Extremely enjoyable film. Covers very well the early years including home cine film of Alex and Neil as teenagers as well as some rare concert footage with John Rutsey. I never realised how close they got to packing it in after Caress Of Steel. That album seriously bombed and they ended up playing gigs to audiences of just 20 people at the worst. The record company put pressure on them to release something commercial so Rush being Rush came up with the complete opposite! 2112 .They were determined to do it their way and go down in a blaze of glory if nothing else.Of course 2112 was a massive success being spread by word of mouth more than radio airplay.
Lots of interviews with mostly prog metal luminaries plus Jack Black.
The film covers Neil's terrible personal tragedies that could have sunk them for good.Peart talks quite a bit about his rehabilation and the relief of finding he could still do it when they returned with the gig at Hertford (USA)
Anyone with any interest in Rush whatsoever will find this film uttlerly compelling.
 


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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Extremely enjoyable film. Covers very well the early years including home cine film of Alex and Neil as teenagers as well as some rare concert footage with John Rutsey. I never realised how close they got to packing it in after Caress Of Steel. That album seriously bombed and they ended up playing gigs to audiences of just 20 people at the worst. The record company put pressure on them to release something commercial so Rush being Rush came up with the complete opposite! 2112 .They were determined to do it their way and go down in a blaze of glory if nothing else.Of course 2112 was a massive success being spread by word of mouth more than radio airplay.
Lots of interviews with mostly prog metal luminaries plus Jack Black.
The film covers Neil's terrible personal tragedies that could have sunk them for good.Peart talks quite a bit about his rehabilation and the relief of finding he could still do it when they returned with the gig at Hertford (USA)
Anyone with any interest in Rush whatsoever will find this film uttlerly compelling.
 
Great review - Were there any full songs played that were rare? 
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Originally posted by AtomicCrimsonRush AtomicCrimsonRush wrote:

Great review - Were there any full songs played that were rare? 
 
Not full songs but there was stuff like Garden Road, awesome song Thumbs Up


Edited by Tursake - June 08 2010 at 04:03

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Gonna see it on Friday night in Columbia, SC.  Can hardly wait.
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This new footage documentary reminds me the new muse´s documentary, but Rush are legends! So, I´ll be waiting for this new release!
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Back in my hotel room after seeing the movie and I still can't get rid of the smile on my face.  It was fun, entertaining, a joy to watch.  A must see and must have for all Rush fans.
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Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Back in my hotel room after seeing the movie and I still can't get rid of the smile on my face.  It was fun, entertaining, a joy to watch.  A must see and must have for all Rush fans.
 
Wow it seems you enjoy a lot this film, Im waiting for have the same experience! Big smile
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Originally posted by squire4001 squire4001 wrote:

Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Back in my hotel room after seeing the movie and I still can't get rid of the smile on my face.  It was fun, entertaining, a joy to watch.  A must see and must have for all Rush fans.
 
Wow it seems you enjoy a lot this film, Im waiting for have the same experience! Big smile
Anyone want to post a review of the film
 
 
Btw your avatar is awesome!
 
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Saw it at Gurnee IL theater . What a great story. Amazing early footage of the band.  Covers every career phase concisely.  They handled the whole tragic situation with Neil in a very non-Oprah way.  You could see how much they care about each other without it going all mushy. Funny commentary from Jack Black. Must see again, can't wait for Blu-Ray.
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Originally posted by AtomicCrimsonRush AtomicCrimsonRush wrote:

Originally posted by squire4001 squire4001 wrote:

Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Back in my hotel room after seeing the movie and I still can't get rid of the smile on my face.  It was fun, entertaining, a joy to watch.  A must see and must have for all Rush fans.
 
Wow it seems you enjoy a lot this film, Im waiting for have the same experience! Big smile
Anyone want to post a review of the film
 
 
Btw your avatar is awesome!
 
i synched Wizard of Oz to Pink Floyd a few times and its mind bending
Heheh thanks dude, I think this effect is called "The dark side of the Rainbow" is very interesting how the film and the music is mixed, and I want to write a review about the film but I need to see it first...
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I just saw a commercial for it about 10 minutes ago. They are playing here in the states on a channel called Palladia.  I happen to get it with my cable package.  Gonna air June 26 for the first time and they will probably run it a few times.
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I was not able to see it in theaters here in Tacoma/Seattle.....but it is now playing on Palladia HD. Saw last Saturday.....excellent documentary. Exposes a lot of stuff I did not realize as a huge Rush follower for the past 30 yrs.
Really makes you appreciate the fact that they have never slowed down (on purpose) and certainly does not look like they are going to anytime soon.
They seem to be having just a huge amount of fun recording, touring and just living la vida loco!!
 
Their musical minds do not seem to be wanning at all, nor their desire to be contempt with their musicianship......the movie gives you the distinct impression they are still looking for that personal masterpiece of an album.
Looks like we are in for a bunch more stuff from Rush....which should be amazing!!
 
 
 
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