RUSH - SECTORS - Box Sets (2011) [Official Trailer]

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RUSH RELEASE THREE BOX SETS SPANNING ENTIRE MERCURY RECORDS CAREER

Each Box Set To Include A Specially Mixed Album In 5.1 Surround Sound And Stereo
With more than 40 million records sold worldwide and countless sold-out tours, Rush -- Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart -- are not only one of the most successful and influential bands in rock history but continue to garner new fans and continue in popularity every year.
On November 21, 2011, Universal Music Group celebrates the legacy of Canadian rock trio Rush with the release of three separate six-disc box sets which together spans their entire historic Mercury Records recording career. Each "Sector" contains five of their 15 Mercury albums in chronological order, all transferred to high resolution 96kHz/24-bit audio and digitally remastered for optimal quality. In addition, each volume includes an exclusive booklet packed with unpublished photos, original album lyrics and credits, and features one album from each set specially remixed on DVD in high resolution 96kHz/24-bit, 5.1 surround sound and stereo, compatible with both DVD-Audio players and DVD-Video players. Each album is packaged in a replica vinyl mini-jacket of the original album release with all three box sets forming a Rush CD road case.
SECTOR 1
• RUSH (1974)
• FLY BY NIGHT (1975)
. CARESS OF STEEL (1975)
• 2112 (1976
• ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE (1976)
• DVD: FLY BY NIGHT
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SECTOR 2
• A FAREWELL TO KINGS (1977)
• HEMISPHERES (1978)
• PERMANENT WAVES (1980)
• MOVING PICTURES (1981)
• EXIT...STAGE LEFT (1981)
• DVD: A FAREWELL TO KINGS

SECTOR 3
• SIGNALS (1982)
• GRACE UNDER PRESSURE (1984)
• POWER WINDOWS (1985)
• HOLD YOUR FIRE (1987)
• A SHOW OF HANDS (1988)
• DVD: SIGNALS

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[cbeam2112]

Merry Christmas to me!

[rush2112mn]

Mercury still trying to make money off that band.....they come out with a new release of greatest hits every year....why not put all cds on 5.1 not just 1 from each set?.....that makes more sence to me......

[habichuelasparanoica]

@fishermanryan with the 3 sectors you will still need Presto, Roll the bones, Counterparts, Test for echo, Vapor trails and Snakes and arrows to have all studio albums...

[fendergibs]

@ChevKen bc rush last few studio records have been flops, MP still out sells the last 5 relases combined

[fendergibs]

@rush2112mn why not record it well the 1st time ( ie steely dan aja, pink floyd ect) so it doesnt need 3 re-mixes. all 3 musicans live, recording in the studio with limited compression is the key, and no loudness, watts is cheap and we all have a vol knob

[fishermanryan]

If I get all of these will I have every studio album from Rush? Or should I not bother with this because that's really all I'm interested in is the studio albums.

[GeorgeFKirk]

@shaun3701 Really? I'll have to check them out. I tend to shy away from remasters, usually they kill they dynamics by raising the level to a degree where everything sounds harsh, but I'll check this out for sure.

[shaun3701]

@GeorgeFKirk I would agree with you, except for the fact that these remasters are OUTSTANDING. It's like hearing these albums again for the first time. Much better than the 97 remasters

[jfitz1431]

Are they mini lp formats? or just normal digipacks?

[GeorgeFKirk]

Can anyone here spell C-A-S-H G-R-A-B. Great band, but this set is totally unnecessary.

[rush2112mn]

just my own opinion.....I have bought their boxed sets before going back to the lp archives......then chronicles...ect...ect.....