RUSH - Grace Under Pressure Tour (Full Concert)
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- RUSH - Grace Under Pressure Tour.
Recorded live on Ontario, Canada. 1984.
Song's List.
1. "Intro"
2. "The Spirit of Radio"
3. "The Enemy Within"
4. "The Weapon"
5. "Witch Hunt"
6. "New World Man"
7. "Distant Early Warning"
8. "Red Sector A"
9. "Closer to the Heart"
10. "YYZ/2112: Temples Of Syrinx/Tom Sawyer"
11. "Vital Signs"
12. "Finding My Way/In The Mood"
All Rights belong to Rush and Anthem & Mercury Records.
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1. The Spirit of Radio - 1:53
2. The Enemy Within -
7:00
3. The Weapon
- 12:10
4. Witch Hunt
- 19:35
5. New World Man
- 24:00
6. Distant Early Warning -
29:06
7. Red Sector A
- 34:16
8. Closer to the Heart
- 39:35
9. YYZ - 43:08
10. 2112: Temples Of Syrinx - 46:20
11. Tom Sawyer - 48:10
12. Vital Signs - 52:55
13. Finding My Way - 57:45
14. In The Mood - 58:57
Rock on Rush geeks.
Thanks buddy! This
concert is a gem!
@@malphas249
Great Find
Surprised they didn't play
The Body Electric
Thanks for this
What a set list. Old school classic rush songs. Oldie but goodie here. Love me some old school R U S H.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS
🤘🏻🤘🤘🏻🤘🤘🏻🤘🤘🏻🤘🤘🏻🤘🤘🏻🤘🤘🏻
Hey booby it's a quarter to eight!!
The longer I live, the more I realize what this band meant to me.
Que música de abertura ,passa exatamente o sentimento
Word! 👊❤️
Exactly. I was a fan from the first time I heard "Working Man" in 70something. But as the years went on and I see the whole picture of what Rush created and achieved I am perpetually more awestruck. Their music was truly a timeless gift.
And the less time they have to live too. They're only going to be around for a finite time. :(
Saw them 7 times, more than any other band.
I have been fortunate enough to see this band 10 times, they have been a part of my life since I saw them open for Kiss in December of 1975. I still get goosebumps listening and watching this.
I'm sorry to hear that your life is so hollow.
The saving grace here is that you saw a great Band like KISS.
I hope they played DETROIT ROCK CITY, just before it was released in 1976.
RUSH are terrible.
@@alanstrom2221 Wow! You're really out there mate.
You're really lucky to have seen them 10 times! I sadly missed them, I became a fan at the time when they were doing their last tour and I'm from Europe, so I had no chance to see them. At least there are many live recordings like this to get an impression of how it was like. Amazing band!
I'm not sure if I was there, I saw Kiss (not sure why, but I was still in junior high) and later saw Rush, perhaps in 80-81, on a Brief Tour of Some of the Hemispheres, while they were working on Permanent Waves. Once I realized what they were saying and playing, well, it changed everything.
@@alanstrom2221 I saw Kiss back in junior high, it would have been 75-76. It was cool, but I was way up front, and as a young bass player, even I could tell that they kind of sucked as musicians. Not long after I saw Rush, it was like night and day: the difference in musicianship, songwriting, composition, technique, precision and lyrics. Once I got into high school, and realized that there was more to life than getting drunk in the woods and self-aggrandizement (you can look it up) I left Kiss behind and grew up. Rush was the type of band that progressed through the years and we grew together. That's one of the keys to their success. Some bands stay 18 years old forever, as do their fans; both becoming irrelevant before too long.
It’s incredible how much “noise” three musicians can make. Someone build a time machine please
Controlling Interests manipulated throughout the generations, supply meets demand, where they began and where you end. MIND CONTROL JUSTICE NOT FOR SALE.
@@MostlyLostbet youre a real joy at parties, shut the fuck up
Haha I agree, I want a time machine to go back in time and see them live!
I saw this tour at the Lakeland Civic Center in Lakeland, Florida.
enjoyed this thanks
I remember clearly the days of cigarette lighters in the audience during shows like this… back. In. The. Day
Totally agree.
Never seen a drummer more comfortable and in control of a drum rig than Neil Peart.
RIP Maestro.
There's a few more to add to that list. Danny Carrye and John Bonham
That tour was one of their best. Neil was just incredible.
@@jorgelimon964 Tommy Lee
Lars? Asking for a friend...
@@itsfrediguess7844 hahahaha what da fucckkk mannn???
Best three man rock band to ever grace a stage. We will NEVER see their like again.
Cream is better as a 3 man rockband. ELP is better as a 3 man prog band. Rush is not prog.
You obviously have a very small vista of music that you're aware of . Rush was great , but your last sentence shows your limited scope of reality .
@@whatizreality0124 Why is everyone an asshole about what someone else thinks? Thank you for the attempt at shaming me for having an opinion. You won.
@@apolloniusbeitsman5444 Rush is not prog...??
@@apolloniusbeitsman5444 Good one! Thanks for the laughs!
I love RUSH more and more the older I get. I’m 45, so I discovered them later than most of the die-hard fans but f*ck, I get it now and I’m in love! Thank you so much for taking me on this ride. I never want to leave.
Long live RUSH! 👏🥁🎤🎸♥️
I loved them starting at a young age, I was too young for this concert when it was passing through, but I got to see them on Roll the Bones, Counter Parts, Test for Echo, Vapor Trails, Snakes and Arrows, and Time Machine tours.
cool !!!
Fuck ya Rush is like fine wine Rush always gets better in time.
The greatest rock trio in history…..period
Chevelle are the next greatest!
ZZ Top, Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Triumph….are all in the conversation…all amazing
I'm from Toronto and was at this show at Maple Leaf Gardens, Fri Sep 21, 1984. I still remember it vividly. I was 16 yrs old, still have the ticket stub....also snuck in a camera and took some photos. The opening act was Red Rider. We were so proud of Rush as fellow Torontonians.
You and a million other commenters were there 😆
I was at the May 18 ‘84 show at the Tacoma Dome. I believe Primus opened.
@@danarildson4523 Nice! I wasn't crazy about their new haircuts and wardrobe in those days, but it was still Rush!
@@Mar.T.365 Geddy's "stick" bass wasn't a pretty thing either. His Rickenbacker and then Fender Jazz looked more proper! I believe this tour was when they brought out the green laser effect for the first time. They used it a lot, probably to get their money's worth out of an expensive piece of equipment. But when you close your eyes and just listen :-)
I absolutely love that they are just as tight live as they are in their albums. They get alot of shit for their late 80s and 90s albums but they are masterpieces in their own right. Power Windows has a phenomenal sound, Roll the Bones has a great sound, Counterparts has one of their best instrumental songs and even Vapor Trails is a very great comeback. This band doesn’t have any dull moments. The prog epics are beyond words and keep even the most ADHD ridden fans like myself interested in songs like 2112 and the Cygnus books, the more popular songs like Tom Saywer and Subdivisions and Spirit of Radio are complex and have very intricate lyrics and instrumentation. Long live Rush! I’m 15 and I’m lucky to be able to listen to their music.
Agreed wholeheartedly!!!
Awesome! I saw them for the 1st time when i was your age in the mid 80's, too many times to count up through their last show in Philly 2015. The only band i traveled to other venues to see. RUSH for life!
Here's the correct answer, everything post Power Windows has some strong tunes and .. lesser ones. And a few that are totally bogus.
Power Windows was the epitome of Rush evolving into the 80's. Every track strong. Incredible leads. Bad decision excluding keys from last few album's, would have been much stronger. Love the early stuff. All the worlds a stage was my 1st Rush album. Power Windows, Hold Your Fire era was incredible. The full maturing of the band.
Roll the Bones is a gem
Good God thank you for allowing me to share time on this planet with these fine gentlemen.
I’m a big Rush fan as well. I’m truly surprised at 2 things they did as a band. 1. Release such a horrible distorted mix on “Vapor Trails” and it took them years to remix it and 2. they did the R40 tour. By the time they did that tour Geddy’s voice was shot. I still love the band but after the “Clockwork Angels” tour that should have been it. Actually “Snakes and Arrows” was the last tour that I thought Geddy’s voice sounded good but that’s just my opinion.
Absolutely.
Amen Brother! Their influence is beyond measure.
I attended all 3 nights at Maple Leaf Gardens ( I have been to 51 shows in total).
Unfortunately a couple of songs are cut out of the final, but by the magic of video editing, I am in this twice. Different nights. Once wearing a Signals t-shirt and with a home made "we have assumed control" on back of shirt with starman logo on front.
This was a tremendous concert and thanks for posting a wonderful life long memory.
RIP. NEP and thanks Rush for the soundtrack of my life!
I haven't been to that many only 7 shows and I was on floor no further back then row 21 I think. incredible their view when I turned around
Hailing from So. Cal. in the 70s and 80s where their tours started and ended,
I got to see these guys 19 times.
Became a Rush fans in "75, I remember recording each album to reel to reel tape, and putting all the lyrics to paper and tacking them, along with their albums, to the wall in my room.
📀📀🎸🥁🎸📀📀
COOL!😎
The way Geddy and Alex interact is the one of two friends living the dream.
My absolute favorite Rush era, this is amazing!
RUSH have ERAs just like the Dinosaurs they've always been.
StickHits channel has remastered this and Exit: Stage Left. It’s beautiful.
My 1st concert ever!! St. Louis MO
I find this to be their weakest era, to each his own
@@rblue6589I used to as well but its grown on me
"And the magic music makes your morning mood". I remember in the 80's hearing The Spirit of Radio on the radio and getting goosebumps after that line.
Same here - alliteration at its best! Neil was a lyrical genius.
I remember listening to CFNY, the Toronto radio station that this song is about.
I can still remember the very day I heard my first ever Rush song, and it was The Spirit of Radio. My cousin put the Permanent Waves tape in the deck and I insisted we listen to the whole album after hearing the opening track's intro.
What a band...
That alliteration....
Absolutely mind blowing to hear the Grace Under Pressure material being played and sounding exactly the same note for note as the studio album, a true testament to what an amazing band Rush really were. No miming, no lip synching or autotuning, just good old fashioned god gifted talent and tight musicianship
This was the first concert I ever saw as a kid. I didn't see it live, my dad had it on LD. I watched it every single day for almost 4 years. RUSH will always be my favorite band of all time. I know every last quirk and nuance of this recording and concert. I love it, so so so much. Thank you for posting.
My first too. The best!
Ahhh.. LazerDisc..I'm getting whimsey.. It was the creme de la creme of the first home video disc player.. My friends and I couldn't afford LazerDisc. Good ol' VHS.. Got to see Rush at Red Rocks.
Saw Rush twice and between those two shows they played most of these songs twice.They were just as good and better as they are here.
Wow! I still have that laserdisc! It is a great show. I was fortunate to see Rush live with a close friend at Frankfurt's Festhalle. Wonderful time. I "discovered" Rush from when Moving Pictures came out. ALMOST saw that show live, also in Germany. Duty called and well, I didn't get to go. The Grace Under Pressure show was my first Rush concert. Great memories. Thanks, Joseph, for posting! Be well.
my first as well but for the power windows tour..
holy crap I haven't listened to this in years and it has aged so well. With headphones this is just quintessential 80's RUSH through and through. Awesome.
I had this maxed on my headphones the whole time.
80s Rush -the best era 'they grasped synth and new wave -combined it with pop sensibility -but retained the prog lite Rush feel and nuances
Red Sector A will always get me. It's so suffocating and dark and terrifying, yet filled with the primal urge to live against the greatest odds and suffering. And the song is made deeper by knowing it was inspired by Geddy's parents' experiences in the concentration camps in World War II. It's really one of their best moments.
The Enemy Within, followed by The Weapon, than Witch Hunt! Amazing! Never before, and never again!! Stunning that they put all three back to back
Shame no Limelight, saw them Birmingham UK this tour,incredible
The Trilogy of Fear!
Yes the 3 songs make up the "Fear" trilogy. Spanning the albums, Moving Pictures, Signals, an Grace Under Pressure. My favorite Rush era as well. They left everyone in the dust!
I'm 65 still rockin to this keeps my blood flowing!☮️
Been a fan since 79 and am still listening in 2023
Same here, almost exactly, except I didn't like anything after Hold Your Fire.
80s Rush is my fav era -amazing guitar solos, crazy bass lines, catchy songs - and the vocals! 90s Rush and beyond was a bit too muddled -with a few exceptions. 70s Rush is great too. My fav band - saw them about 7-8 times including the last tour.
It's great to see the Fear trilogy played live. Thanks for this and thanks to Rush for all of the great music over the years. What an amazing legacy they have left for us.
It is no longer a trilogy :-) Love pt IV ♫
@@howardjohny Yes, you're right. I forgot about Freeze, from Vapor Trails. Cheers!
What's so impressive about Rush's live concerts is how perfect they were in reproducing every note and beat from their albums without error. I'm sure they would say they made mistakes but I couldn't hear it and I'm an avid musician and Rush fan.
Robots don't make mistakes because they are programmed.
RUSH are hollow and sterile, they lack humanity.
😎👍💯
I saw them seven times and they definitely did make mistakes but they were pretty few and far between.
I'd rather hear more emprov and more mistakes. When it's done to perfection, that's when I suspect something is fake. These guys would never do that of course but I like LIVE performances that both match AND deviate from the original songs
@@supercommando440I don’t think they do match tbh. But, like you, I don’t necessarily have an expectation that they should. I view live as it’s own thing and I can appreciate both.
One of the most closely matched bands between studio and live I’ve seen recently is The Warning. Their music is way less complex than Rush's of course, but it’s still impressive that they are able to do it. However, they are siblings who started as a band from tweens and early teens, so they’ve honed it. Though even early on they were tight, just less polished obviously.
Rush will never be topped. The three most talented musicians ever.
I agree 💯
Absolutley
Just the Beatles.
I was there, Maple Leaf Gardens, in the gold seats off to the right of the stage. My friends dad had got us tickets had a corporate membership. Anyway, was a great night. BTW, enjoyed the clockwork angels tour in Hamilton more, they just kept getting better with age!
Neil, Geddy and Alex were in top form...just amazing, truly fantastic playing...Neil Peart will live on forever!
They really were here...top form!
I'm from Brazil...and I keep thinking about the critics who insist that Rush bothered to make songs to play on the radio...Rush never sold out to the system. His creativity and artistic development has always been spontaneous. Everyone who says that has never picked up an instrument 😝
Excelente sua crítica, disse tudo! Rush nunca foi realmente uma banda pra ter músicas ticadas no rádio, eles eram únicos!!
Is that a joke? There's at least 2 songs on most of their albums that were clearly written for radio play 😂
RUSH was and always will be themselves,smoke up people
40 Years Listening to Rush and Still Love em Just Like the first day I heard em.
You will never see more air drumming than at a Rush concert. It's hilarious because not one of them would have any hope of actually pulling it off in real life. All good fun though. Thanks for posting this!
But they all move accurately and each and every roll, crash and break is on point!!!!!!.... It's like a coreographed dance!
I think you might be surprised at the amount of people in any Rush audience that would be able to knock off large chunks of those tunes- musicians liking Rush is pretty much the core of the audience. At any show, you could probably assemble 5 to 10 pretty good Rush cover bands.
I'll always regret never seeing this band play live.
Same for me.
Same
I was at this concert. It was first time I saw Rush. Nothing like seeing them at the Maple Leaf Gardens!
I was there too. Both nights.
I bought the VHS tape of this concert in 1984 and played it constantly.
I bought the VHS of this concert over 25 years ago. Then when the DVD came out I bought that. Awesome concert!
I can't believe I found this again! My brother gave me the VHS tape for my birthday in 1987 and I never saw it again after I moved in 1990. In my opinion this is Rush at their absolute best. They were young, energetic and truly amazing.
They call this the Rush synth period, all I can do is be impressed by Alex incredible guitar playing and tone!
I think on this one you can hear the full lifeson experience
There’s lots of videos where they mix in a different version with less effects.
There’s a RUclips vid where you can hear everything coming from his speakers and that’s is an epic sound
@@Lorneplumber
GUITAR GOD. ALEX LIFESON
🤘🤘🤘🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Lifeson has always blown me away with his different tones, especially those of the synth period
@@maximilianodelrio
I was Lucky to meet him 4 different times
He's a really nice guy. He signed my CDs 💿. . 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@alexsaucedo8032 You're lucky as hell!
Señor, bendice y protege a todos los que lleguen a este portal en busca de paz y descanso. Guarda su tranquilidad, ahora y siempre. AMEN.
When Alex was going through his Flock of Seagulls phase.
hahahaha, indeed hahahahaha
Rush didn’t change all that much through their career. All of the albums have the same core work ethic and songwriting approach. Anyone who rejects specific eras of Rush for being different is missing the whole point of the band.
They held true to their craft and their style. Amazing band.
I'd never question their work ethic and integrity, but it was Grace Under Pressure that for me was a turning point away from the guitar-driven sound I liked.
@@amcsibozgor6791 I reject specific eras because they are not good. GUP is one of my favorite albums but it is a little dated. Some complain about the synths but I think is their heavy reliance on Reggae. Even the Police were moving away from Reggae in 1983 with Synchronicity. They always have had synths from 2112 on so I don't buy that argument.
@@amcsibozgor6791 Closer to the Heart is the first song in this concert that has no trace of that Reggae beat (in the original recording at they add a bit at the end of this version). In every other song up to this point it shows up at one point or another. YYZ has it half way through the song.
Actually they changed a lot. They continued to learn and evolve.
This is still the best thing to happen at Maple Leaf Gardens. We will never know another Rush. 3 men who didn’t sell out to the system and, maintained their dignity. Incredible to think of in the world we live in. RIP Professor. You are THE best. 🇨🇦🙏
Wonderfully said. What are your thoughts on their last album, Clockwork Angels?
23:26 Alex multitasking masterfully, playing the Taurus pedals AND doing a lead solo at the same time.
Rush is the Greatest Band Ever to me. ❤❤❤❤❤
THE greatest band of all time! I was lucky to go to their "Grace Under Pressure" tour in Portland, Oregon. What a concert!
The Who, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones ?
Yes man they are better than all those bands
My 1st concert. St. Louis MO
It's so great to see that RUSH lives on in the hearts, souls, lives & minds of all the people who love RUSH. With great performances captured visually such as this fantastic concert here, they will continue to inspire us & hopefully generations to come. I believe that they will!
Geddy sounds good here - they were in their prime
Unbelievable! Sounds huge...my favorite rush period
I crack up on watching Leifson acting like an annoying sibling coming up behind Lee, trying to get him to mess up. As they were master craftsman, he failed and Lee never missed a word or a note.
Good god.. I was there at Maple Leafs Gardens in Toronto for this show. Hometown brilliance
And now look at the tatters of your country....
Don't know if anyone commented about this or not, but songs 2, 3 and 4 are the Fear trilogy played in order, which is reverse chronological order (part 3, Witch Hunt, came out first).
RUSH is the best live band ever
most talent per member hands down.
What a load of crap!!!!!
RUSH are one of the worst Bands I've ever heard.
RUSH fans think that only RUSH fans are going to read the comments on You Tube.
How wrong you are because I'm always monitoring.
There are only a few Bands I despise with vitriol and RUSH are one of them.
The music I'm into is a trillion times better than RUSH.
That would be The Who followed by Queen. As much as I love Rush, they weren't really in the same league as a live band as Daltrey/Townshend/Entwistle/Moon or Mercury/May/Deacon/Taylor.
@@karmicselling4252 I love you man.
Ill have what he's smoking
The 80's was a great period in Rush history! I really miss those days!! I saw every tour since Moving Pictures and Rush always put on a fantastic concert!! Thanks for the 40 + years of incredible music!
The 80's was a great period for Post-Punk and New Wave's superior music.
A plethora of music acts that wouldn't urinate on RUSH if they were on fire.
It was at the end of the Three Stooges intro that I realized that I had smoked a little too much hash. True story at this show.
1984 the first year of the full 80’s vibe lasted until 1992…good times
How this video only has 280.000 views is beyond me. And in a sense im glad . This was my life's soundtrack. Not sharing it with just anyone
Once broadcast in Los Angeles in 1987, KTTV-TV Channel 11, my father recorded this on VHS and I watched it the next day.
It was one of the most breathtaking live musical performances I had Ever seen. I ended up idolizing Alex Lifeson and wanted to play like him for Years. By 19, I finally figured out how to approximate Spirit of the Radio and even did a light cover of it when I was 25 with a drummer friend (who came REAL close to Peart's technique, he was pretty good).
How blessed were we all to be alive during what may very well likely be the greatest era in the history of recorded music. I was very thankful to had made it to a few RUSH shows starting 2002 at Staples Center while we still had Peart with us... They still had it. YYZ sounded better than ever. Spirit of the Radio sounded better than ever. Just when you thought they were already the best, they got even better. I can rarely say that about any other band.
Fourth song and I am completely asleep good grief this album. This whole thing is horrid so many people here are saying what a wonderful concert. This was good grief guys it’s terrible.
@@ScottMabry-v3k or no and you're not getting it doesn't much matter to anyone- we really, really don't care
Me and my friend hotboxed my garage and watched the video of this concert genuinely the best live show I have ever witnessed and I wasn’t even there nor alive to see it! Incredible that they can play their songs with note for note precision as if it was the track with the beef of live sound our jaws were on the floor.
Rush forever!!!
Hah ROCK ON!
my favorite rush album and yes I have them all. the most inventive song on this album is kid gloves.
Love how Geddy moves the mic with his mouth while singing on The Enemy Within at 9:09. The ultimate multitasker :)
Just wait: he moves it with his nose.
I saw this concert Oct. 30, 1984 in Nashville, TN at Municipal Auditorium. I remember as if it was this morning! Any others out there who were there? I had bruises under my arms for a week being mashed up on the security wall under Geddy!!!
But they were totally worth it though 😁
You saw them on October 29, 1984, and the reason I know that is because I saw them in Atlanta on October 30th.😀
@@lisasmithline1386 Correct. I was off by one day. I still remember it well! RUSH!
@@williamlowe4815 , it was a fantastic show; have a great weekend, fellow Rusher!
incredible how this was recorded in the 80s. the sound is better than any show nowdays.
...and it's only 360p!
Lol like the 80s was the dark ages of audio technology. You must be going to some really awful shows "these days".
And it continued to be up until their last show. When you heard these songs live it was godly. I saw them twice in Boston and the second and final time was still to this day the greatest show I’ve ever seen.
Totally agree! Real musicians (and super talented of course), real music, no autotune, no simulators..
@@britneyschweigert9555 umm did you go to any concerts in the 80’s? Rush, Genesis, Scorpions, Jethro Tull, Yes, Grateful Dead… it wasn’t the dark ages - it was incredible
Grace Under Pressure, the first Rush cassette I was able to have with allowance money at age 13...
Me too!!! Seriously! Hooked every since!
The magic of video. This takes us back 39 years when all was well in Rushland.
What an absolutely perfect depiction of our world today! Prophetic! The sound track for our times!
Thank you! Awesome concert! They are top musicians all. Imagine if they wanted to show off! They really have great chemistry to play so tight as a group. I would give anything to see them live, but this is almost as good!
Sound is awsome. I can hear the bass perfectly!!
Neil with a tail. So 1984!! I had a tail in 84 too 😂😂😂😂
This Grace Under Pressure Tour was pre tiktok days
Two things
1. Listen to this with headphones and experience those glorious Taurus Bass pedals
2. For me this will always be the definitive performance of Distant Early Warning and Red Sector A
Yeah! You are Wright...Heard this makes me remember so many good things that are Lost in the past, that lives insiste me!! Afterimage is amazing too...
Totally agree. Those two songs have such an incredible ability to stir up the emotions of that era and bring back such nostalgia.
I love the extended ending to CTTH.
I remember reading endless reviews in various music mags in the 80s about Rush not being a charismatic live act. What absolute bollocks! For fuck's sake, how much more do you need?
they were a tight band in this period .... right after moving pictures or signals ... they aged beautifully ... always loved RUSH
You never lose the music that got you thru high school. First time was Moving Pictures. This one after I was out. Thought Geddy was selling out with that "paddle bass" and the looks of the 80s. He brought Rickenbacker popularity to new levels. Pretty sure they played Red Barchetta at the Providence show.
I think he switched to the Steinbergers because his bass tech constantly pissed and moaned about having to maintain his Rics. The 'Berger is definitely by far his weakest sound and I have no idea why anyone says they like it, doesn't really sound like Geddy to me at all. He had a pretty great sound with the WAL's he switched to later, at least in the studio.
@@Sheehy223 The Steinbeger (it sounds awesome in it's own way, find one) was deployed because it was small and wouldn't get in the way of the keys.
I believe they did too …from RI..
We called this the “Success Under Pressure” tour when my gang saw them in Nashville on this tour. Awesome show. Saw them before in 1981. Always loved Rush shows.
Ah yes, the period where Alex Lifeson used the Marshall combos that he and the crew laughingly referred to as the Marshall combos.
Thanks for sharing, 64yr Canadian man grew up on Rush, they are my favourite all time band and in my opinion Geddy, Alex and Neil are the best ever in their instruments, if they’re not your thing they are probably your favourite bands band 🇨🇦😎🇨🇦
Thank you so much. Shariing
I’m laying in bed watching this
Out of all of the great songs they made, I’m not sure why I dig Red Sector A so much. LoL RUSH Forever!
I Wish I could have seen this Concert Live.
One of my most favorite albums. I played to this Album all summer long. Along with hotel California and Ghost in the machine Police.
This is anticlimactic because we all know there will never, never ever be another drummer like Niel Peart or a band like RUSH
Grace Under Pressure is one of my favorite Rush albums. Thanks for posting this.
Hard to believe this was 3 years after Moving Pictures and feels like a different decade.
I wasn’t a huge Rush fan post Signals but I must admit that Ged’s voice was absolutely PRISTINE here…… especially on witch-hunt. Sounded phenomenal.
HE SINGS LIKE A GIRL.
TERRIBLE.
Brian Gordon Rush 1984 and in 1991 in Tulsa Oklahoma with Todd Canton Kevin Rutherford Steve Johnny read my ex-wife Alicia and other friends some of the best times of our life
Anyone else notice the guy yelling "rock on" at 43:43
i love how much fun Alex is having. This is a time right after moving pictures where they really hit their stride and were making tons of money at this point. They really made it and it shows in this performance. They are really on top of their game. And having a blast
I saw this tour. My favorite Rush album too. The drum sound was stellar. Red Sector A was devastating.
This show was beautifully remastered on the StickHits channel.
Thanks for sharing, my favorite era of Rush.
I pass by the venue where this was recorded almost daily. It's now a massive grocery store where College meets Yonge...right at the heart of Toronto. Fun to think about when I pass. Love this video.
First time I saw Rush was in 10/74 in the Starwood Club in Hollywood. CA
Fukn A ole dog. You're one of the rare humans that have super rare insight on possibly three top 3 greatest rock bands of all time. 1 the Beatles. 2 Led Zeppelin 3 RUSH. YES SIR!!!
The Enemy Within. This is Rush in all their glory. Such a powerful performance! All so amazing. Neil is like a human drum machine, like a swiss clock, but living!
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This tour was my first time seeing Rush in concert. And it was my second concert ever. The first being Yes' 90125.
It's not the selist for me but one has to give it to how incredible they sound in this period.
its not the whole concert. they played longer than an hour on this tour
Geddy paved the way for 1990’s hockey hair. Jaromir Jagr would be jealous.
My first Rush concert, Cow palace San Francisco!
I was 15 it was one of the best nights of my life amazing show.
RIP Neil, you keep the beat of are hearts.
I was there too. Great memories and my first of many Rush shows. I will never forget it. Man I sure miss these guys. RIP Professor.
saw this in Radio City Music Hall in late 83 when the grace under pressure stuff wasnt released yet. it was unbelievable.