Rush: Something Old, Something New & Echoes on the Stages

Two shows from Rush:

Something Old, Something New
Allentown, PA Fairgrounds 9/30/1980

2112: Overture/Temples
Freewill
By-Tor & The Snow Dog
Xanadu
Limelight
The Trees
Hemispheres: Prelude

The Spirit of Radio
Closer to the Heart
Beneath, Betwee & Behind
Tom Sawyer (Per-Moving Pictures Version)
Jacob's Ladder
A Passage To Bangkok
Natural Science


Echoes On The Stages

Time: D1 (55:08), D2 (55:14), D3 (50:41)
Catalog: Watch Tower (WT 2002083/84/85)
Source: SB
Date: 10-18-96
Location: Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York

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Track Listing
Disc One:

Dreamline 4:04
The Big Money 6:34
Driven 4:59
Half the World 3:58
Red Barchetta 6:50
Animate 6:38
Limbo 5:27
The Trees 5:13
Red Sector A 5:33
Virtuality 5:52

Disc Two:

Nobody's Hero 5:44
Closer to the Heart 4:28
2112 20:38
Test for Echo 7:04
Subdivisions 5:35
Freewill 5:35
Roll the Bones 6:10

Disc Three:

Resist 4:44
Leave That Thing Alone 4:38
The Rhythm Method 7:15
Natural Science 8:15
Force Ten 4:50
Time and Motion 5:02
The Spirit of Radio 4:59
Tom Sawyer 5:10
YYZ 5:48

LeeGeddy (EX+!):

This has to be one of THE greatest find for us RUSH fans. WHERE IN THE WORLD DID THIS SOURCE COME FROM?? WOW!!! The sound is crystal clear with nice stereo separation and a wonderful mix. Personally, only a wee bit more low end could help this great sounding source. According to the packaging, this source is taken from the rehearsal performance one night before the T4E tour opening night (19 October) at the Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY. There is no crowd noise, because there was none. RUSH is going through the entire setlist (probably) in front of the crew and perhaps few lucky individuals who had the privilege to be there. Sometimes Geddy throws in odd lyrics here and there; and during some of the older songs, Geddy doesn't sing the lyrics at all and just lets the music come through. Listen to TSoR for some of Geddy's humor!! What a great addition to anyone's list.

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Limbaugh???????

>Zephyr"]Limbaugh???????

Yes, his baritone voice nicely counters the high pitched falsetto of Geddy Lee. Especially on The Spirit of Radio.

ok, that one was really bad. Sorry.