The National Midnight Star #141

Errors-To: rush-request@syrinx.umd.edu Reply-To: rush@syrinx.umd.edu Sender: rush@syrinx.umd.edu Precedence: bulk From: rush@syrinx.umd.edu To: rush_mailing_list Subject: 01/03/91 - The National Midnight Star #141
** ____ __ ___ ____ ___ ___ ** ** / /_/ /_ /\ / /__/ / / / / /\ / /__/ / ** ** / / / /__ / \/ / / / / /__/ / \/ / / /___ ** ** ** ** __ ___ ____ ** ** /\ /\ / / \ /\ / / / _ /__/ / ** ** / \/ \ / /___/ / \/ / /___/ / / / ** ** ** ** ____ ____ ___ ___ ** ** /__ / /__/ /__/ ** ** ____/ / / / / \ ** The National Midnight Star, Number 141 Thursday, 3 January 1991 Today's Topics: Update to images file Re: RUSH on eMpTyV End Of Year Tidbits Archive Server update Re: 01/02/91 - The National Midnight Star #140 ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Update to images file Date: Thu, 03 Jan 91 11:49:27 EST From: RUSH Fans Digest Manager <rush-mgr> The CONTENTS file in the images directory for anonymous ftp (on Syrinx) has been updated. I originally guessed (incorrectly) that the images were circa 1987 or so; actually they were scanned from the _Rush Profiled_ CD, released in 1990. Editor, The National Midnight Star (RUSH fans mailing list) ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 2 Jan 91 12:26:12 EST From: crossman@ghoti.LCS.MIT.EDU (Paul Crossman) Subject: Re: RUSH on eMpTyV When I was 12, about 8 years ago, everytime I turned on MTV, now known as eMpTyV, eMpTyV showed rush like they were going out of style or something. They showed more Rush videos in a day than you could count on your fingers. Just some food for thought on how bad eMpTyV has gotten in the recent past. Paul Crossman "A straight line is the shortest pcrossma@hawk.ulowell.edu distance between two points, but it is by no means the most interesting." -- Dr. Who ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 2 Jan 91 12:36:32 EST From: warsaw@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (Barry A. Warsaw) Subject: End Of Year Tidbits Just a couple quick interesting notes. The Washington Post today has a list of the top 10 grossing tours of 1990. While Rush isn't in the top 10 (#1 went to New Kids), they did get a note as one of 19 acts (after the top 10) to gross more than $10 million. Also, a couple of days ago, the local classic rock station printed their "top 500 songs of all time." Tom Sawyer was the only Rush song to make the list (that I could see). It barely made it at #499! Ah, what do they know? :-) -B ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Archive Server update Date: Wed, 2 Jan 91 13:04:14 CST From: Keith E. Ford <infonode!fordke@uunet.UU.NET> Changes to index of server@ingr.com since Sat Dec 8 02:30:15 1990 BYTES FILENAME CHANGE DESCRIPTION ------- -------------------- ------------------------------------------- 14515 rush/misc/grp_of_dec :Alex iv, Canada's Group of the Decade award 20127 rush/misc/rston2_ivs :more Rolling Stone interviews/articles 25759 rush/misc/sounds82 :1982 article from British magazine SOUNDS 40802 rush/misc/rush_faq :frequently asked questions about Rush 79156 rush/misc/mod_drmr :4/84 Modern Drummer interview with Neil 17358 rush/misc/mp_tp :Moving Pictures tour program 107457 rush/misc/rast_fbn :FBN raster image of album cover 28172 rush/misc/bass_playr :added Sat Dec 22 02:30:37 1990 and more TNMS's of course To the person that sent me the GIFs, thanks, but I goofed and deleted them. Will ftp some from syrinx, but would appreciate it if you could remail them. :-) ---------------------------------------------------------- From: kennb@clmqt.marquette.Mi.US (PeartLee) Subject: Re: 01/02/91 - The National Midnight Star #140 Date: 2 Jan 91 15:59:59 EST (Wed) Hello all ya RUSH heads from the place known as "Someplace special" (hahaha), someplace cold is more like it. Anywayz, I just got Caress Of Steel for Xmas and it's pretty cool. But, I was kinda wondering something, does ANYONE out there have P/G on CD?? And does anyone know where I can get it??? I really like the album and I want to get it but I can't find it in this place that don't know good music if it came up and bit them in the a**. Anywayz, would anyone be nice enough to tell me??? And if it's possible that I send them the $$$ to get me it since I'm up here and stuff. But if anyone knows where to get one and would be willing to buy iy for me if I send them the $$$ I'll be really gratefull.. [ Hmm, this is odd - around the Washington DC area, it's one of the Rush CD's you can count on finding. Have you tried checking your local mega- music store (like Tower records)? :rush-mgr ] Thanks! RUSH on dudes!! -- --=+<<| kennb@clmqt.marquette.Mi.US |>>+=-- / \ | "We have nothing t fear but | |fear it's self."--Rush | ------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------
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