Rush

Radio City Music Hall

New York

August 18th 2004

DVD set

This is fan footage from the R30 tour.

You have to admire the dedication and cooperation involved.

There's a bonus disc with an interview/clips of the band etc.

I had to use some alternative hosts.

Hope it all works OK.

regards

Titus

DVD 1

DVD 2 or here

DVD 3 or here

DVD 4

Rush/Ian Hunter

KZAM FM 92 Seattle

first aired October 18th 1981

Another remastered KBFH show.

The Rush tracks were a pre-release sample from Exit Stage Left.

A great Ian Hunter set rounds off the broadcast.

regards

Titus

Rush

Forum de Montréal

Montreal, QC

March 27th 1981

01 intro

02 Tom Sawyer

03 La Villa  Strangiato

04 Jacob's Ladder (Glasgow 1980)

Ian Hunter

Pier 84, New York

September 11th 1981

05 Central Park ‘n’ West

06 I Need Your Love

07 Gun Control

08 Cleveland Rocks

09 All The Young Dudes

10 outro

link

Rush

Pink Pop Festival

Burgemeester Darmen Sportpark

Geleen, Netherlands

June 4th 1979

 

Remastered FM mp3 taken from two sources.

regards

Titus

1 intro/A Passage to Bangkok

2 Xanadu

3 The Trees

4 Hemispheres-The Sphere/Closer to the Heart

5 La Villa Strangiatto

6 2112-Discovery/Presentation/Soliloquay/Grande Finale

7 In the Mood/drum solo

8 Something for Nothing/outro

link

Rush

The Palace of Auburn Hills

Michigan

March 22nd 1994

A two-disc, pro-shot DVD.

I'm not sure of the original source.

Some hammy edits here and there

give it a slightly amateurish feeling.

The celebrated Toronto trio are on fine form here.

Generally good quality and a must-have

for any Rush fan worth his or her salt.

regards

Titus

DVD 1

DVD 2

Rush & AC/DC

Downsview Park

Tortonto, Canada

July 30th 2003

This has been on my mind for a while.

Rush washing their dirty laundry in public

and AC/DC offering dirty deeds for those on a limited budget.

Sometimes known as SARS-stock,

it was was a fund raiser in response to the SARS epidemic.

Funny how this led to an event with pushing 500,000 people

crammed shoulder to shoulder in a field.

Very different to Covid then huh?

SARS just went away as far as I know.

No lockdowns, no vaccines.

I haven't researched it so maybe I'm wrong.

I'd be interested to hear any views and/or info.

The Rolling Stones headlined

and other acts performed including Justin Timerlake.

Sorry I don't have any Stones footage.

Less sorry about the lack of Timerlake :)

I'm not a huge Rush fan but I like

the Farewell to Kings to Moving Pictures era

which makes up the bulk of their set.

Loved Bon Scott but can't stand Brian Johnson.

It's a full 4GB+ DVD so a big DL.

Good luck to those with poor bandwidth

although there seems to be much less complaining

about file size these days than there used to be.

regards

Titus

Rush set

Tom Sawyer

Limelight

YYZ

Dreamline

Freewill

Closer to the Heart

Pait it Black

AC/DC set

Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be

Back in Black

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Thunderstruck

If You Want Blood

Hell's Bells

The Jack

TNT

You Shook Me All Nite Long

Whole Lotta Rosie

Let There Be Rock

Highway to Hell

link

Rush

Stadthalle Offenbach
Offenbach am Main
Germany
May 28th 1979

Here's the three amigos thrashing away

on their Hemispheres tour.
Well known soundboard that goes by many names.
Black Forest, Hemispheres in Frankfurt etc.
Doubt the good folks of Offenbach
would appreciate being tagged as Frankfurt!
They first played in Germany in 1977
and they were Offenbach (sorry)
Mrs. Luxor is German and she says she had
never heard of Rush before coming to the UK.
But Germans think Barclay James Harvest
are as good as Led Zeppelin.
And Saga are the best thing since sauerkraut.
I saw Rush on this tour about a month before
this recording. Support was from the wonderful
Max Webster who were promoting their
Million Vacations album at the time.
Which is a better album than
anything Rush ever did IMO.
There were free promotional flexi-discs
left on each seat. Might still have one somewhere.
I remember Kim Mitchel in his long stripy socks.
I still have the ticket...£3.50
Which a quick google told me
is equivalent to £17.50 in today's money.
About the price of two beers at the venue bar.
If you're lucky!
regards
Titus

DISC 1

01 - Intro
02 - Anthem
03 - A Passage To Bangkok
04 - By-Tor & the Snow Dog
05 - Xanadu
06 - Something For Nothing
07 - The Trees
08 - Cygnus X-1
09 - Hemispheres
10 - Closer To The Heart

DISC 2

01 - A Farewell To Kings
02 - La Villa Strangiato
03 - 2112
04 - Working Man
05 - Bastille Day
06 - In The Mood
07 - Drum Solo

Disc 1

Disc 2