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#32 - Posted 8/13/12 @10:59AM by oldprogrockfan [contact]

Message #31

50p = Around $0.75 Cents in U.S.A. OR Canada!
£75 = Around $120.

Old prog rock fan
London England.

#31 - Posted 8/13/12 @10:33AM by jaeger [contact]

50p?!

#30 - Posted 8/13/12 @4:06AM by oldprogrockfan [contact]

Did you Guys and Girls see the band even Rush love last night "The Who" at the closing ceremony at London Olympic Stadium?
The best rock and roll from a London Band still playing after 48 years!
I have seen this band in concert since my first show at the Rainbow Theatre 41 years ago when my ticket cost just £0.50p! My concert ticket for Rush at the O2 Arena next May set me back £75.00P!

Old prog rock fan.
London (all over) 2012 England.

#29 - Posted 8/12/12 @5:45PM by Micky [contact]

flimbo ? Ahahahah....ahahahahahah.....ahahahahahahah...

#28 - Posted 8/12/12 @5:34PM by jaeger [contact]

Listened to Alex's solo album today. Love it! "I dont' ask for much..."

#27 - Posted 8/12/12 @11:40AM by CraigJ [contact]

#17 - Mmmmm, piss!

#26 - Posted 8/12/12 @11:25AM by RushFanForever [contact]

#11 - Taurus Pedal Boy in regards to the following comment.

I don't know...I'm obviously curious about the book, but I find it very interesting and perhaps rather telling that when Alex or Geddy have been questioned about the novel, they seem to always say (and I am paraphrasing, of course) "Well, that's really Neil's 'thing' and we don't have much to say about it...".

This comment reminds me of when Geddy and Alex were interviewed about the 'RUSH: Beyond The Lighted Stage' documentary, and they would always say 'Well it's Sam Dunn and Scot McFadyen's film really'. The band just happened to participate in something that was about them, which turned out to be a milestone in their career.

I'm referencing your comment in a good way with the similar comparisons.

In regards to the naysayers on here:

I believe Kevin J. Anderson' doing media interviews, upcoming book signings, and attending RushCon about the 'Clockwork Angels' novel are to promote the book strictly on its own merits in the bigger picture. It's not like he's doing this to push his own career further and be more famous.

He's already an established science fiction author in his own right.

See wikipedia entry below:
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Neil wouldn't feel comfortable attending a book signing for obvious reasons, so someone has to promote the book (which he co-wrote) and Kevin is the one doing the task.

There is a strong interest in the book because this is a new concept that has never been done before. 'Tommy' by The Who and 'The Wall' by Pink Floyd have been made into films, but not a book created from an album concept theme.

To those who believe that Kevin is simply promoting the book for his career needs only, well then you're all out to lunch I'm sorry to say.

#25 - Posted 8/12/12 @9:08AM by jaeger [contact]

Wooo Who!

#24 - Posted 8/12/12 @4:51AM by oldprogrockfan [contact]

Look out for The Who at the Olympic Closing Ceremony today.

Old prog rock fan
Last day London 2012 England

#23 - Posted 8/12/12 @2:31AM by KLR2112 [contact]

Some people need to lighten up. At least some of us hade an nice day.

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