Rush: Retrospective 3 Video Collection Trailer (2009)

"The DVD component of Rush's Retrospective 3 CD/DVD edition, gathering together the band's 10 stunning music videos produced during their Atlantic year" 03 March 2009 Music 57 mins

The DVD component of the Rush: Retrospective 3 CD/DVD edition, gathering together the band's 10 stunning music videos produced during Rush's Atlantic years, including fan favorites such as "The Pass," "Roll The Bones," "Stick It Out," "Driven," and the Grammy Award-nominated "Malignant Narcissism." What's more, the collection includes a trio of live videos filmed in Frankfurt, Germany during Rush's 2004 "R30: 30th Anniversary World Tour," highlighted by a masterful performance of The Who's classic "The Seeker" (originally recorded by Rush for 2004's "Feedback"). As an added bonus, the band has included a rare televised performance of the classic "Tom Sawyer" and an on-camera interview featuring all three members on "The Colbert Report."

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Cast

Geddy Lee as Self

Neil Peart as Self

Alex Lifeson as Self

Stephen Colbert as Self

Crew

Hugh Syme Art Direction

International Titles

Retrospective 3 Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 03 March 2009

Production Companies

Atlantic Recording Corporation

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