The Digital Men begin their look at Rush's live albums with the first (as far as we know) recorded live performance complete with John Rutsey on the drums.

The Digital Men take an episode to look back at everything they've acomplished with their album retrospective and give some acknowledgement to those who helped them get ot where they are today.

Ryan and Brent, The Digital Men, apply the tried and true album discussion format to a non-Rush album. This time, they're discussing Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell

In this episode, the Digital Men take a look at the 40th Anniversary reissue of 2112, all the new covers from it and albums that influenced them.

The Digital Men tackle the final studio album from Rush, 2012's "Clockwork Angels."

The Digital Men talk about Rush's religion-themed album "Snakes and Arrows" which leads them into some discussion of personal beliefs and philosophies. Appologies for the lack of theme song and editing issues. Editing was a nightmare on this one.

The Digital Men talk about Rush's 2004 covers album Feedback as well as some of their favorite covers and some stuff that has nothing ot do with hte topic at hand.

The Digital Men talk with Rush chronologist Patrick Lemieux about looking for music back before the internet and just what would make someone want to chronicle 40 years of history. They also talk about the other books that Patrick has written, namely The Barenaked Ladies Chronology.

The Digital Men take a bit of a break from Rush discussion to talk about Christmas music favorites and why Rush hasn't released a Christmas album.