this was an awful era of concert video editing, where each frame is like 1/2 second or less. What an amazing performance. Super enjoyable just to play loud while you do something else.
I had this on VHS when it came out. I saw them in 82 and 83 (signals and GUP) First time hearing them was 2112 on 8track that people were passing around in 77. Good stuff and good memories!
I remember watching this on vhs with my roommate in college. Super cool. Watching it now: great playing but instruments need to be changed. Not a fan of that chorusy, thin guitar sound and geddys fender is greatly missed. Keys and drums sound great😉👍
@@analogkid4557 what do you mean? The video footage of Subdivisions, Distant Early Warning, Time Stand Still and part of the Rhythm Method don’t exist.
They sucked so bad at this point. Look at them. Sellouts. Trendy. They were taylor swift. They were a boy band. Absolute garbage. Just like flock of seagulls.
They definitely didn't stay static like other bands such as the Rolling Stones or AC/DC but if they hadn't grown as musicians and refined their approach to songwriting, there never would have been a Moving Pictures. Yes, they kept on going but I can honestly say that growing up in the 1980's, I found something on every single album back then I liked and their last 3 albums were absolute BANGERS which all of their years together contributed towards. They were each very gifted musicians and I can't fault them for trying to keep up with the times. Otherwise, they would have just been another old band that played tribute to themselves. Rush wasn't like that. They always had new material to play along with their classics.
@@Brent-y1x exactly! And they kept making music because they WANTED to, and because they had awesome ideas, not because they just wanted more money. If you compare them to other bands, they’re some of the most honest and humble guys in the music business.
![Rush - Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres [Vinyl]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ni_pNsAZjWE/mqdefault.jpg)
My first album as I discovered them !
So nerdy and so awesome.
Love and miss RUSH so much!!
My all time favourite Rush live concert
yes
Same here. Incredible
Incredible concert, brilliant playing. Top notch production values. They don’t get better than this.
I was actually at this performance
Sat next to the mixing desk
Awesome band and loved every second - still looks and sound incredible
this was an awful era of concert video editing, where each frame is like 1/2 second or less. What an amazing performance. Super enjoyable just to play loud while you do something else.
the best band of the galaxy¡¡¡ thank you.
Fabulous, thanks for preserving this 🌟✨🧡👍
amazing concert!!!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Excelente. Gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Venezuela.
I was there, it was an amazing show and the Choir like crowd added to the occasion.
I had this on VHS when it came out. I saw them in 82 and 83 (signals and GUP)
First time hearing them was 2112 on 8track that people were passing around in 77.
Good stuff and good memories!
Interesting to see them without in-ear monitors...GReat music.
Pure magic!
Im in the audience wonderful memories
❤😊
Is this what is called a power trio?
RUSH - назавжди!!! RESPECT!!!👍✌️🤘
I remember watching this on vhs with my roommate in college. Super cool. Watching it now: great playing but instruments need to be changed. Not a fan of that chorusy, thin guitar sound and geddys fender is greatly missed. Keys and drums sound great😉👍
Did you loose the video? I have it.
@@analogkid4557 what do you mean? The video footage of Subdivisions, Distant Early Warning, Time Stand Still and part of the Rhythm Method don’t exist.
"loose" and "lose" are completely different words.
@@JosephSterle well saying if I “loose” the video makes no sense, so it would be reasonable to assume that they meant “lose”.
They sucked so bad at this point. Look at them. Sellouts. Trendy. They were taylor swift. They were a boy band. Absolute garbage. Just like flock of seagulls.
@@MarkTurner-vs7uc nah
They definitely didn't stay static like other bands such as the Rolling Stones or AC/DC but if they hadn't grown as musicians and refined their approach to songwriting, there never would have been a Moving Pictures. Yes, they kept on going but I can honestly say that growing up in the 1980's, I found something on every single album back then I liked and their last 3 albums were absolute BANGERS which all of their years together contributed towards. They were each very gifted musicians and I can't fault them for trying to keep up with the times. Otherwise, they would have just been another old band that played tribute to themselves. Rush wasn't like that. They always had new material to play along with their classics.
@@Brent-y1x exactly! And they kept making music because they WANTED to, and because they had awesome ideas, not because they just wanted more money. If you compare them to other bands, they’re some of the most honest and humble guys in the music business.