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Rush to Release Expanded 40th Anniversary Editions of “Moving Pictures”

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Rush will release an extensive 40th anniversary album series with new, expanded editions of the band’s groundbreaking 1981 release, Moving Pictures, April 15th, UMe/Mercury and Anthem Records label groups. The Moving Pictures-40th Anniversary collection will be available to fans in six distinct configurations, including the (1) Super Deluxe Edition, (2) three-CD Deluxe Edition, (3) five-LP Deluxe Edition, (4) one-LP Edition, (5), Digital Deluxe Edition, and (6) Dolby Atmos Digital Edition and can be pre-ordered and pre-saved at the link below. Watch an unboxing video now for the sets. 

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Rush Celebrates The 40th Anniversary of “Moving Pictures” by Making Rare Photo Outtakes Available

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Photographer Deborah Samuel is credited for capturing the now-iconic album cover images for the Rush albums Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Exit…Stage Left, and Signals. Now in the 40th anniversary year of Moving Pictures – long considered one of rock’s all-time classic albums – fans will be able to obtain extremely rare photograph outtakes from the album cover shoot. Incredibly, these Moving Pictures photographs have never been made public. No alternate versions have appeared in magazines, in calendars, in books, or online anywhere, and have now been made available for the first time ever with the release of the Deborah Samuel Collection. Contained in this ultra-limited-edition curated collection are: three alternate front album covers, three alternate back album covers, and twelve alternate interior album art photographs of both Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee taken from the original ‘Moving Pictures’ photo shoot.

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Rush Best Album Debate Held In An Episode Of “Billions”

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Rush featured prominently in a recent episode of the Showtime series Billions. Main character and investing genius fund manager Bobby Axelrod and his lieutenant/CIO Taylor Amber Mason debate what the best album by the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame band is in a humorous exchange. The banter namechecks the albums 2112, Moving Pictures, A Farewell To Kings. The show frequently references rock and metal bands and songs, with Axelrod often sporting band shirts, and Metallica even making a cameo in a 2017 episode.

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