I would buy it but no it should not be one. There following is not that huge in the US obviously they have devoted fans. There songs are too long to be used for modes, they would have to be chopped up. Great idea but I bet we see Van Halen, Ozzy, Motley Crue and a few others first.

Just think about bands that were huge successes in metal and rock and there income lets say is not what it used to be. Those are the bands that will be next.

Pink Floyd and Led Zepellin and Hendrix would be amazing but I doubt anyone can secure these license because of cost and friction between family who owns the rights or between living bad members.

Iron Maiden is there next music pin and I will have my Trooper LE DAMNIT! Oh the cabinet of the translite, and Eddie being eddie all over the playfield. "done deal"

Saw them last year voice was fine and he is one of the better bassist I have ever seen play besides Less Claypool and Flea.

The fans were sort of insane how into it they are and realized I am a fan but rush but not very hardcore to most.

I am no expert, the sound was very good at concord Pavillion. I will leave this to the bigger Rush fans as I bought my first rush album in 2012, I sort of ignored them in the eighties other than liking there hits.

I adore there long riffs, there instrument playing the lyrics and Geddys voice is just a bonus. In terms of Drummers Neil is one of the better ones I have heard or saw live.

Oh they do have the best light show I have seen in concert too, something I was told about in the eighties. After seeing the blending of light and sound that aspect was amazing and lends itself well to pinball. Imagine if ster consulted with there light guy on lighting design on a rush pin, pretty stellar stuff one can dream but I doubt any of it happens.

Well said cc I concur.