From the legendary progressive rock band; Rush; this collection covers their 30+ year career. Commencing in the mid-70s and concluding with chart success Snakes and Arrows this 22 song collection is a tribute to prog-rock; master bassist Geddy Lee. All of Geddy Lees amazing bass parts fully transcribed in TAB.Titles: * The Big Money* Closer to the Heart* Distant Early Warning* Dreamline* Far Cry* Fly by Night* Freewill* Ghost of a Chance* The Larger Bowl* Limelight* New World Man* One Little Victory* Red Barchetta* Show Donrsquo;t Tell* The Spirit of Radio* Subdivisions* Test for Echo* Tom Sawyer* The Trees* Vital Signs* Working Man* YYZ
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. The perfect companionBy John D. CaseyA fantastic book thats just the right size to take along with me when Im out shooting photos.I use it to complement the full guide. so that I can check to make sure Ive remembered the right steps to take to ensure I get the best result out of my camera.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not for everyoneBy HairyI am an amateur photographer who has used a Nikon D3000 for five years and recently decided to upgrade to the D5500. The main reason I only gave the David Buschrsquo;s Compact Field Guide (Kindle version) three stars is because it does not contain an Index making finding specific information on a particular subject extremely difficult as the Table Of Contents only contains generic main chapter titles. Also. although Irsquo;ve had experience using the D3000 and much of the D5500 looked familiar (all-be-it a significant upgrade). I had difficulty following some of the discussions on how to use certain features. I do not think this compact version by itself will be very useful to either someone with only point-and-shoot experience or someone new to Nikon cameras.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful BookBy AllanThis is a wonderful book. Just what I was looking for to explain my camers operation. Easy to read and understand. It really is a "page turner". Not overly technical but enough to explain certain aspects of the camera s operation. Next to this book the User Manual for the Nikon D5500 is not even close to being helpful.
