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RUSH Photographer Selling Autographed Prints For Charity

April 17, 2007

According to a posting on the RUSH fan site Power Windows, RUSH photographer Andrew MacNaughtan is selling a new set of autographed, limited-edition photographic prints for charity.

Commented MacNaughtan: "For years, I've wanted to make a documentary of RUSH in the recording studio, and tell the story of the process of making an album. So, it was the opportunity of a lifetime to be a 'fly on the wall' and capture rare footage of the guys at work on their upcoming release, 'Snakes & Arrows'. The documentary, entitled 'The Game of Snakes & Arrows', was filmed over the course of 20 days at a beautiful studio in New York's Catskill Mountains.

"To complement the documentary and to celebrate the release of the new CD, RUSH have agreed to sign a very limited edition of prints to raise money for several of my favorite charities. These photos were shot exclusively at the studio sessions, during the filming of the documentary. This is a rare opportunity to own a little piece of RUSH history, and it's all for a good cause!"

"The Game of Snakes & Arrows" will be included on the limited-edition DVD version of RUSH's new album, "Snakes & Arrows", which is scheduled for release on May 1.

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