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Yes, 'tis I, one of the lost children of By-Tor, and I wanted to say hello again to my faithful Rush friends. What's new, PV? I'm afraid I've betrayed my New Jersey heritage.

Until next time...

P.S. Rush is a great band, and I can't wait either.

It's a really intriguing route for them to take? it seems to diverge almost completely from their recent releases. Perhaps this (admittedly fun) round of celebratory live videos has created a need to return to their high-minded concept-driven tendencies, which really haven't seen the light of day si...

I also voted for P/G, but I'd have to say the Moving Pictures cover is about equal. They really can't be topped, ever.

Hi, Amarok.

This is not the most interesting of stories, but I found them after reading about how incredible Neil Peart's solo at a concert was. As a drummer, I simply had to listen to it. I eventually bought Moving Pictures, then 2112, and eventually everything they've ever released.

Definitely not, he has always been involved in many different projects. I doubt that they'll be "on the shelf" at any point in the near future.

I have no idea of what might make me love Power Windows so much, but regardless of that, Mystic Rhythms is still tied with Tai Shan as my absolute favorite Rush song released in the history of Earth.

Digital Chopsticks

http://www.keneally.com

He's a simply amazing guitarist, as well an incredible (and incredibly unconventional) songwriter as well. You must listen to some of his stuff, especially if you consider yourself a fan of great progressive rock already.

Insanity

Yes, and I thank you as well. It must have required a lot of effort, and I appreciate it.

Also, I apologize for my lack of... thanking creativity, I hope you understand.