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NEIL PEART App Available For Free Download

December 14, 2010

The Neil Peart (RUSH) application and mobile web site, which has been accessible to anyone who purchases a pair of his limited-edition "Time Machine" tour Pro-Mark PW747W signature drumsticks, is now available to everyone. All you have to do is text "RUSH" to 247365 or scan the QR code on the label of any limited-edition PW747W and you'll get a link to the mobile site along with an opportunity to download the Pro-Mark Neil Peart mobile app. Of course, standard text message rates will apply, and if you're on a limited data plan, keep your eye on the amount of data you're transmitting.

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