Rush - 2112/Moving Pictures - Blu-ray

Blu-ray released in 2010 by Eagle Rock Entertainment, 112 minutes.

It's a Classic Album movie that focuses on the events and songs of the two reference albums in the Rush Discography, 2112 in 1976 and Moving Pictures in 1981. In a familiar and friendly presentation, artists Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee, Neal Peart with instruments in hand, outlines the riffs that are characteristic of the songs and together with producer Terry Brown discusses the process of creating and recording the music of the two albums. The documentary reveals Neal Peart's passion for books and describes how the inspirational lyrics of the Rush music have appeared. The band reveals interference with influences of other musical genres, different stylistically, but which did not lead to the loss of the band's identity. Blu-ray includes comments by Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters) and journalist David Fricke from Rolling Stone. The original 112 minutes version is completed with another 50 minutes of bonus pictures.

1. Scene Selection:Before 2112
2. 2112
3. Passage to Bangkok
4. The twilight zone
5. Move to moving pictures
6. Red barchetta
7. YYZ
8. Tom Sawyer
9. Limelight
10. Bonus:2112 Overture
11. Influences
12. Something for nothing
13. This is not a Drum Solo
14. Geddy on Neil & Alex
15. Neil on Geddy & Alex
16. Red barchetta
17. Neil waxes lyrical
18. Tom Sawyer
19. Alex on Geddy & Neil
20. Why YYZ
21. YYZ