RUSH en peinture

[flams]

Je vous partage ma video sur le groupe RUSH et différentes peintures sur des groupes de rock. Toutes ses peintures sont stockées dans un ebook nommé "Rock bands in painting" disponible sur amazon en format kindle. Cet ebook est fait pour les personnes qui apprécient l'art de la peinture sur le Rock. Il contient plus de 400 peintures et dessins sur une trentaine de groupes et artistes. Il est le fruit d'une sélection et d'un travail de plus d'une centaine d'heures.
la video présente les peintures sur le groupe RUSH et l'ebook, le tout sur l'excellent titre "XANADU". Bon plaisir à vous

[DaFrog]

J’ai une anthologie yé-yé au point de croix, si jamais il y a des amateurs

[nunu]

Rush, je peux pas les voir en peinture (en plus c'est pas vrai mais je recule devant rien pour une bonne blague)

[Monsieur-Hulot]

C'est pour ça...tout s'explique !!!

[Algernon]

En plus, le son de la vidéo est tout de même assez pourrave.

[whereisbrian]

J'ai un livre de recettes de cuisine filmées par Maïté, j'ai bon ?
Bon appétit!

[Algernon]

Le fusil pour chasser l'éléphant accroché sur la hotte de la cheminée.

[hamilcar]

Marrant ça... je pensais justement depuis 2/3 semaines que ce serait bien que , vu que je ne suis pas décidé à repasser au vinyl "juste pour les pochettes", je me procure des répliques de certaines pochettes de LPs... je pensais surtout aux pochettes bien psyché des albums de Funkadelic (Hard core jollies par ex).
Si quelqu'un a un bon plan je suis preneur

[bushi]

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[Cooltrane]

Marrant ça... je pensais justement depuis 2/3 semaines que ce serait bien que , vu que je ne suis pas décidé à repasser au vinyl "juste pour les pochettes", je me procure des répliques de certaines pochettes de LPs... je pensais surtout aux pochettes bien psyché des albums de Funkadelic (Hard core jollies par ex).
Si quelqu'un a un bon plan je suis preneur

pour certaines pochettes mythiques (à mes yeux) seulement.... Et plutôt les progressives (mais pas le trucs de Roger Dean, c'est souvent bcp trop kitsch)

Perso, je me dis que rien à branler de l'état de la tranche de saucisson noir à l'intérieur (que je ne dégusterai sans doute pas), mais si le carton de l'emballage est encore en (très) bon état.... Ce ne doit pas être un(e) PO/EO (surtout que les prix.... ), mais aussi principalement des pochettes "gatefold". Bon, j'ai déjà la majorité de ce que je veux/voudrais, en provenance de mes rares vinyles qui ont survécu à mon retour du nouveau monde (y compris les PO de 2112, Farewell et Hemispheres ).

Pour l'instant/moment, je cherche les 4 premiers King Crimson et le Monolith de Kansas... de préférence pressage nord-americain, parce trop de disques "européens" ont des pelliculages désastreux cheap qui vieillissent très mal, qui plus est. Le carton "gaufré" (texturé) par contre est le bienvenu (style pochette simple Wind & Wuthering et le premier Maneige - j'ai les deux), par contre.

[hamilcar]

Merci Bushi; mais en fait , rapport à Hardcore jollies, c'est plutôt un "intérieur" de pochettes que je cherche ... et d'une façon générale (peu importe le groupe ou l'album), des "détails" quasi invisibles quand il y a eu réduction .

T'es prêt à mettre combien Coooltrane? (au cas où je tombe dessus, perso, ya que Physical graffiti que je racheterais dans cette optique). Ils sont pas réédités en vinyl?

[Phil]

Un coffret intitulé R50 est sorti le 21 mars :

A 50-TRACK Super Deluxe Boxset including fan requested unreleased tracks:

Not Fade Away**
You Can’t Fight It**
Working Man (Vault Edition)**
Need Some Love (Live at Laura Secord Secondary School, St. Catharines, Canada – May 1974)**
Before And After (Live at Laura Secord Secondary School, St. Catharines, Canada– May 1974)**
Bad Boy (Live at Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio – August 1974)*
Garden Road (Live at Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio – August 1974)*
Anthem (Live at Electric Lady Studios, New York – December 1974)*
Fly By Night
Bastille Day
2112: Overture / The Temples Of Syrinx
By-Tor & The Snow Dog (Live at Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada – June 1976)
Something For Nothing (Live at Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada – June 1976)
Closer To The Heart
Xanadu (Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London – February 1978)
Drum Solo (Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London – February 1978)
The Trees (Vault Edition)*
La Villa Strangiato (Live at Pink Pop Festival, Netherlands – June 1979)
In The Mood (Live at Pink Pop Festival, Netherlands – June 1979)
The Spirit Of Radio
Natural Science (Live at Manchester Apollo, Manchester – June 1980)
A Passage To Bangkok (Live at Manchester Apollo, Manchester – June 1980)
Tom Sawyer
Limelight (Live at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada – March 1981)
Vital Signs (Live at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada – March 1981)
YYZ (Live at The Forum, Montreal, Canada – March 1981)
Subdivisions
Red Sector A
Witch Hunt (Live at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada – September 1984)
New World Man (Live at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada – September 1984)
The Big Money
Time Stand Still
Distant Early Warning (Live at NEC Arena, Birmingham – April 1988)
Superconductor
Dreamline
Stick It Out
Test For Echo
The Rhythm Method (Live at World Music Theatre, Tinley Park, Illinois – June 1997)
One Little Victory (Remixed)
Cygnus X-1 (Live at Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro – November 2002)
The Seeker
Between The Wheels (Live at Festhalle Frankfurt, Germany – September 2004)
The Main Monkey Business
Workin’ Them Angels (Live at Ahoy Arena, Rotterdam – October 2007)
Freewill (Live at Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, Ohio – April 2011)
Red Barchetta (Live at Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, Ohio – April 2011)
Headlong Flight
Manhattan Project (Live at US Airways Center, Phoenix, Arizona; American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas; AT&T Center, San Antonio, Texas – November 2012)
Jacob’s Ladder (Live at Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Canada – June 2015)
What You’re Doing / Working Man / Garden Road (Live at the Forum, Los Angeles, California – August 2015)*
* Previously unreleased  ** Previously unreleased on CD & LP

On March 21, UMe/Mercury and Anthem Records label groups celebrate the half-century milestone marker for Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame icons with RUSH 50  a wide-ranging 50-track super deluxe anthology that encompasses the entirety of the band’s long and storied career for the first time across all the band’s label groups, bookended with the first ever reissue of their debut 1973 single and a live recording of the last song they ever performed together as a band at their final concert in 2015 at The Forum in Los Angeles.

RUSH 50 will be available to fans in five distinct configurations, including the (1) Super Deluxe Edition, (2) Rush Store Exclusive Super Deluxe Edition, (3) 7-LP Deluxe Edition, (4) 4-CD Deluxe Edition, and (5) Digital Edition.

RUSH 50 can all be pre-ordered and pre-saved HERE.

Watch the RUSH 50 unboxing video, HERE.

“50? Is that all?…seriously…it’s a cool collection…but look at all those songs – I’m exhausted just reading the effin list!” – Geddy Lee

In July 1974, bassist/keyboardist/vocalist Geddy Lee, guitarist/vocalist Alex Lifeson, and the late, great drummer/lyricist Neil Peart came together to solidify Rush’s lineup that brought the world at large many multiple decades’ worth of masterful progressive-rock-leaning musicianship and scores of rock radio masterpieces, iconic lyrics and storytelling. RUSH 50 serves as a complete career-spanning Rush anthology on seven LPs and four CDs, featuring 50 tracks in total — seven of them previously unreleased — alongside numerous choice selections from every studio album, live release, and deluxe reissue the band has officially released over the years. Amongst the Holy Grail unreleased tracks are the first-ever official CD and LP reissue of Rush’s very first single on Moon Records from 1973, “Not Fade Away” and “You Can’t Fight It,” a pair of early gems that Rush fans have been clamoring to be released officially for decades – newly remastered from the original analog tapes. Other studio rarities found on RUSH 50 include Vault Editions of 1974’s “Working Man” and 1978’s “The Trees,” both of which showcase alternate guitar solos by Alex Lifeson, with the former track only having been available as a digital single while the latter cut has never been officially released beyond its appearance on instrument-based video games.

Additionally, five unreleased live songs have been culled from some of Rush’s most legendary performances. Four of them — including two non-album cuts, “Bad Boy” and “Garden Road” — originate from a pair of the band’s earliest live shows at (1) Laura Secord Secondary School in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, on May 15, 1974, and (2) the Agora Ballroom in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 26, 1974. The two live tracks from the Ontario show include original drummer John Rutsey (“Need Some Love” and “Before and After”), while the other two from the Cleveland gig feature Neil Peart behind the kit (“Bad Boy” and “Garden Road”). Rush visited New York’s iconic Electric Lady Studios in December of 1974 with their unreleased performance of “Anthem” being presented here. The RUSH 50 collection’s last unreleased live offering comes from Rush’s final career performance with Peart that took place at The Forum in Los Angeles, California, on August 1, 2015 — a masterful, nuanced medley construction of “What You’re Doing / Working Man / Garden Road” newly mixed from the multi-tracks by longtime Rush producer & engineer Terry Brown.

Besides these long-sought-after rarities, RUSH 50 embodies the full arc of Rush’s growth and ultimate prowess in the studio setting, as evidenced by the restless nomadic manifesto of “Fly by Night,” the vulnerability linchpin “Closer to the Heart” and the crackling energy of the airwaves in “The Spirit of Radio” and “Tom Sawyer.” The collection continues to showcase at least one studio track from all 20 official studios albums while also spotlighting officially released live recordings such as “YYZ,” “La Villa Strangiato” and two Neil Peart masterpiece drum solos.

The Super Deluxe Edition includes four CDs, seven LPs, and new artwork from Hugh Syme, the band’s longtime creative director who has designed the collection’s brand-new 50th anniversary graphics along with 29 new illustrations that celebrate the vibrant essence of Rush’s songs. The seven high-quality 180-gram audiophile black-vinyl LPs each feature additional new artwork from Syme in premium tip-on jackets. Each LP in the Super Deluxe Edition has been cut via Direct Metal Mastering and they have been pressed at GZ Media in the Czech Republic. The included 104-page hardcover book sports detailed essays from noted rock journalists David Fricke and Philip Wilding, who both recount their individual experiences with the band and convey their crowning achievements — and all of it is centered around incredible career-spanning photos of the band in action. Exclusives to the Super Deluxe Edition are 20 new illustration lithographs by Syme – showcasing one song from each studio album, and a second hardcover book, the brand-new 100-page graphic novel The Fullness Of Time. written and illustrated by Fantoons, the graphic novel visually brings to life a conversation between Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson reflecting on the trials, tribulations and successes recording each studio album with contributions from many of the producers and engineers who were instrumental in the evolution of Rush’s sound over the years — Terry Brown, Peter Henderson, Paul Northfield, Peter Collins, Rupert Hine, Kevin “Caveman” Shirley, Stephen W. Tayler, and Nick Raskulinecz. Finally, all of the contents in RUSH 50 are housed in a premium box with rotating lid and a “Rush 50” golden jubilee emblem.

The Rush Store Exclusive version of the Super Deluxe Edition of RUSH 50 will offer everything noted above plus four bonus lithos showcasing Rush through time, newly illustrated by Fantoons from the characters created for the graphic novel depicting the band in the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s.

The third configuration of RUSH 50 will be released in a seven-LP Deluxe Edition, which is the vinyl-only equivalent of the Super Deluxe Edition with slightly different outer gold graphics, and it also features the 104-page hardcover book with the aforementioned essays, photos, and new Syme artwork in tow.

The fourth RUSH 50 configuration will be the four-CD Deluxe Edition, which features all 50 tracks from the Super Deluxe Edition, and it includes Syme’s new artwork and the contents of the 104-page hardcover book as well.