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Rush - Grace Under Pressure Tour

Rush - Grace Under Pressure Tour

Musician: Rush
Album title: Grace Under Pressure Tour
Style: Prog Rock, Rock & Roll
Released: 1988
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1973 mb
Size APE version: 1191 mb
Size WMA version: 1770 mb
Rating ✫: 4.2
Votes: 185
Format: AAC AHX AU ADX MMF VQF APE
Genre: Rock

Rush - Grace Under Pressure Tour


Tracklist

A1 The Spirit Of Radio
A2 The Enemy Within
A3 The Weapon
A4 Witchhunt
A5 New World Man
B1 Distant Early Warning
B2 Red Sector A
B3 Closer To The Heart
B4 YYZ / Temples Of Syrinx / Tom Sawyer
B5 Vital Signs / Finding My Way / In The Mood
B6 The Big Money

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – PolyGram Records, Inc.
  • Copyright (c) – PolyGram Records, Inc.
  • Marketed By – PolyGram Records, Inc.
  • Copyright (c) – Core Music Publishing

Credits

  • Bass, Synthesizer, Lead Vocals – Geddy Lee
  • Drums, Percussion – Neil Peart
  • Electric Guitar, Synthesizer – Alex Lifeson

Notes

© artwork & design 1988 by PolyGram Records, Inc. [taken from the back cover]. The Big Money Video Is Full Length Release. Approximate Running Time 69 min. Release has CX Noise Reduction.

There is a CD Video logo on the cover but not on the labels.

Filmed at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 440-080103-1 9

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CFV 07352 Rush Grace Under Pressure Tour ‎(VHS, PAL) Channel 5 CFV 07352 UK 1986
60607 Rush Grace Under Pressure Tour ‎(VHS, NTSC) MusicVision, RCA / Columbia Pictures Home Video, PolyGram Music Video 60607 US 1986
6682520059 Rush Grace Under Pressure Tour ‎(DVD, NTSC) Anthem Entertainment 6682520059 Canada 2007
CMV1038, CMV 1038 Rush Grace Under Pressure Tour ‎(VHS, PAL) Castle Communications PLC, Castle Communications PLC CMV1038, CMV 1038 UK & Europe 1986
0602498798041 Rush Grace Under Pressure ‎(DVD-V, RE, PAL) Anthem Entertainment, Island Def Jam Music Group 0602498798041 Europe 2007

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Alsalar
I believe this is a Laserdisc, not a CDV. I read the preceding comments, but this bit of history from the Laserdisc branding area on Wikipedia is relevant here."After its introduction in Japan in 1981, the format was introduced in Europe in 1983 with the LaserVision name although Philips used "VLP" in model designations, such as VLP-600. Philips tried renaming the entire format in 1987 to "CD-Video", and while the name and logo appeared on players and labels for years, the 'official' name of the format remained LaserVision. In the early 1990s, the format's name was finally changed to LaserDisc."The disc carrys the "L" Logo with "Laservision" written underneath it on the disc. In addition, the disc contains both analog and digital audio, which is unique to the laserdisc format.CD-Video is simply a different branding of what we now call the laserdisc and should not be confused with Video CD or VCD.