As a musician, I totally share that opinion. I’ve been playing for better than 40 years and when I watch these guys, I feel like I don’t know a damn thing about my instrument. 😂. There’s a LOT going on when these three play.
I think this was when Geddy's voice was in its prime. He sounds just like the albums here with no straining at all on the high notes. The Presto material sounds exactly like it did on the album. Just flawless.
@@2ToyBoys Yeah, for some reason a lot of people shit on it, because it’s more poppier and has a thin mix. But, that doesn’t really bother me, because the instrumentation on this album is just incredible, and Neil’s lyrics are incredible as well.
@rj zander YES,HE HAD HIDDEN THE FACT THAT HE HAD GLIOBLASTOMA FOR 3 1/2 YEARS.SULLY ERNA(GODSMACK )WAS PRETTY CLOSE TO HIM&SAID FOR LAST 3 MONTHS NEIL WAS WHEELCHAIR BOUND&LOST ABILITY TO SPEAK.I'VE NEVER HAD ANY ENTERTAINMENT HUMAN AFFECT ME FROM SUCH A YOUNG AGE(ABOUT 12)I'M 52 NOW AND PERCUSSION HAS RULED MY LIFE FOR 40+YEARS BECAUSE OF MR PEART.WITHOUT OBCESSING OVER MY DRUMS AWHILE BACK MY LIFE MAY HAVE HAD A MUCH MORE TRAGIC OUTCOME.ALL THE TIME I THOUGHT HE WAS IMMORTAL,BUT NOPE....ANOTHER HUMAN LIKE US😢
And 2 hours before he did this he rode his BMW motorcycle 300 miles to get to the show and changed the oil... Come on.. And we accept today's BS?? Losers go home and eat a bullet
He was indeed unusually reserved for a guy who is considered to have been one of the best rock drummers that ever lived... but his drum kit... now that wasn't humble lol. But his wide range of styles, often within the same song, genuinely commanded the equipment, it wasn't just for show. In fact, he rarely brought to the stage the full kit he used in studio. One rare chance we had to see the full Monty was when he performed on Letterman.
He's a very funny guy in general. Yeah, a bit of a ham. Wish I had a hairstyle like he's got, very 80s Hybrid. Presto seems to have gotten a lot of flak for whatever reason. But I love THIS song. Its pretty straight ahead for Rush, Neil is playing with a lot of rock power on this one, a more simple drum attack. Its all good.
The album got flak because I believe it was thinnish sounding, like GUP was. Nowadays, tho..forget it. The fans can beef it up pretty easy,...but carefully...respectfully.
I was at this show and it was my first 'big venue' concert. I never knew recordings of this performance existed. I was 18 at the time of this concert and now I'm one day away from 48. 30 years later this performance still holds up perfectly and is exactly as I remember it. I'm still friends with the girl who got the tickets and we still talk about this show like we just walked out of the Palace. Happy early birthday to me! This video is an unexpected treat.
I was also there, was to the rear of the palace.had just gotten married and the wife did not want to go...she now regrets it. when they played subdivisions the place vibrated, you could feel the power the put out, a very incredible and loud show
Geddy Lee- singing lead vocals, while he’s playing a synthesizer and the bass guitar and working foot pedals. That’s the reason they were a three-piece band.
(that blonde guy) plays guitars, mandolin, moog taurus bass pedals, and midi controller pedals to trigger digital samples, and sings harmony....but other than that, nah he's not doing much...hahaha
When I was 15 in 1975 I was in a K-Mart feeding my model building habit and I meandered over to the record aisle...they were vinyl then kids, and I came across a band I'd never heard of named Rush. All The World's A Stage. The cover looked so cool. I bought the album instead of the 55 Chevy Belair model that I had intended to buy. I took it home and put it on my 8 track, AM/FM record player combo....hey it had 2 way speakers! Anyway Bastille Day starts and I'm hooked on the riff and guitar tone to start with...I'm a guitarist see. I listened to the entire album while staring at all the pictures on the album sleeve. I was blown away. I was taken aback at first by Geddy's vocals but it grew on me because it fit the music and the lyrics. Incredible lyrics. Incredible bass playing. Incredible drumming. Music that reached me and touched my soul. I have listened to every phase of Rush. Alex Lifeson has been an inspiration to my playing. His tone and style is constantly evolving. Thank you Rush for so many years of inspiring and incredible music. RIP Neil Peart.
that's crazy Seneca Guns.....as your story line went along I realized I must have done that too...with Rush and many others.....tough choice, lol... 55 chevy or Rush...bam Rush it is, 15 in 75 yep, we were much alike! I must have listened to Fly By Night (headphones) layin in bed on school nights, till 3am a hundred times, just the way it was....
Working Man did for me in '74, my brother made a metal cassette tape copy from a friend of his Master vinyl. I loved Finding My Way and don't get me started on 2112 … Lol
@@elbee5191 FYI 'Rush" released 3/1/74 (recorded with John Rutsey on drums!) "Fly by Night" released 2/15/75 "Caress of Steel" released 9/24/75 "2112" released 4/1/76 "A Farewell to Kings" released 9/1/77
Unbelievable! RUclips! This is the first Rush concert I ever went to and I am standing first row right under Alex Lifeson. Tix were $100 and worth every bit.
For all of those that put the clips online I thank you. This is musical history and to capture any of it no matter what the condition is worthy of saving. And with RUSH it is all great no matter the condition! RIP Professor
T Chow Yep.... I pawned my guitar and drove 11 hours one way to see them. As soon as the concert was over I drove 11 hours back and went straight in to work that morning. No joke.... three of us did exactly that.
I saw the PRESTO tour in Largo Md ( Capital Center) and they had 2 giant Rabbits 1 on each side of the stage .... ROLL THE BONES PRESTO COUNTERPARTS were actually. my 3 favorite s . Unfortunately they tore the Capital Center do own not long after the COUNTERPARTS tour which would be my laSt time seeing the BOYYZ live .The memories and the library of music they have given us .I'm 60 and I've been a fan since I was 16. I remember waiting for tickets to go on sale and camping out all night to get them . And not being able to sleep the night before the show .It was like waiting for my brother to come visit .... Im Honored & proud to be a RUSH FAN ...
The last tour that Neil did w/ double kicks. I also loved how the drumheads were basically plain with a small rock,paper,scissors graphic across the front.
I never saw a show of theirs (granted, only managed to get to 8 of them) where they DIDN'T "lay it down". Then pick it back up and stick it to the wall. And lay it down again. If there was ever a bad Rush concert, I've never heard of it.
@@felsinferguson1125 Well said.. I swat them several times.. The last time was on my 50 birthday in Calgary at their last tour. Inspiring band and the huge part of my the soundtrack of my life.
Neil was a man you fully admired _while_ he was alive (we didn't have to wait for his death to fully appreciate him). Thanks to RUclips and the internet, we can all continue to enjoy him in all of his glory. I don't play the drums, but his words and his books and mostly his determination to get past truly painful life experiences have really inspired me to be the best I can be. I continuously work every day at being 100% loving and appreciating every hour of every day. 19:14 *"all of us get lost in the darkness, dreamers learn to steer by the stars"* Thank you Professor. You won't be forgotten sir.
Yes he could have been and was admired as a man, not just possibly the best progressive rock drummer of all time. In death though it seems who the person was is amplified many times over - resonation. Then you can fully feel the impact that someone had or has. Surely you are punched in the face when you heard the news. Double whammy when Eddie Van Halen passed too. These guys are innovators, artists and in their own right, geniuses. Love how it's the arts that truly inspire us more than something AI. The reason is that we have hearts, we are mortal and AI just doesn't care.
OMG !!! My heart is very heavy 😢. I lost my hero on 01/07/20. Near the saddest day of my life . Love Rush as a whole and will never let Neil out of my heart ! Thanks for all and God bless all of you !
You know when you’re watching something that makes you so happy and so sad at the same time ; you can’t stop watching & sobbing... and laughing and weeping then smiling... 😢😀🥺😭... Man I love those guys. RIP Professor.
This was my very first Rush show it took place in FL the Presto tour. I was about 18 and got second row front center was my seat the closest I would have ever got to see Rush I loved it when the two rabbits inflated on stage and one rabbit shot the other great concert. Rush is always a class act!!!
I have followed Rush for 38 years , always listening to them, never tire of this blasting into my eardrums, hearing the bass, guitar, drums, synths, every beat! Its great when music of this quality is made and Rush will live on forever.
I was at this show. I took 2 friends who had never seen them preform. I am really hurting over the loss of Neil. I cry every time I listen to their music now.
So in awe..every concert I went to. Just stood there and gawked. Always loved the rabbits on Tom Sawyer. Best band ever. Miss them. R.I.P Neil. Just brilliant.
Just about every single song they play is an amazing air drum session. Thank you Neil Peart for all the many years of your brilliance behind the kits you played. Will love and continue to listen what you left behind for us and miss you dearly. R.I.P. The Professor.
Watch his every move.....SUPERCONDUCTOR WATCH HER EVERY MOVE... SUPERCONDUCTOR FANTASY FOR SALE......THATS ENTERTAINMENT...... What an amazing show. I saw this live at the convention center arena in San Antonio, Texas. It reminds me of how great Rush has been throughout my life. HOW LUCKY WE ALL ARE TO HAVE BEEN ABLE TO EXPERIENCE THIS GREATNESS FOR SO MANY YEARS.
I was at this show. My first concert. I still have the ticket, a mint conditioned program and a T-shirt. I have seen so many concerts since then and this one will always be my favorite. Thank you for posting this as I now get to relive the moment...brings tears to my eyes. RIP Neil, thank you for the joy you gave me over the years.
My wife and I saw them on this tour in my hometown of Greenville, SC. Our first Rush concert and their first gig on this tour. What a show! Talk about a tight performance! And now that Neil is gone it's such a bittersweet memory. What's worse is my wife passed from colon cancer three years later in 1993. If there is an afterlife, I hope somehow she has crossed paths with Neil and both can remember that show as a pleasant memory.
My first of many Rush concerts, drove up from Columbia. The Old Municipal Auditorium was a very cramped venue, stood on the floor in general admission. Sorry about your wife. Cancer sucks.
@@PatrickUTubeify Thanks Patrick. Hope you and yours are doing well during this Coronavirus pandemic. Dang. Never thought I'd ever have to wish someone well through something as apocalyptic as a pandemic.
I'm not a hardcore fan of Rush per se but my ex-wife was and in the late 80's she dragged me to see Rush in Anaheim, CA and that night I became a hardcore fan of Rush live. I had never seen anything like that before, not from Van Halen, Boston, Aerosmith or any other show I had attended prior. Rush shows are very efficient, for lack of a better word, everything was so well organized the show went on without a glitch, which is rare. The band delivered the goods swiftly, from the opening with Tom Sawyer and the end with excerpts from 2112. Sound quality was stellar for an arena, I had seen Van Halen at that same venue some years before and the sound had been horrible. Rush sound engineers had planned this well in advance (I assume) with large acoustic panels strategically positioned to kill resonance and echo. I can still feel my bones vibrating as we were pounded with generous bass and kick-drum thumps. Speaking of drums I had never seen such a huge kit before, nor had I ever heard a better drummer, still haven't to this day. He really used all of his equipment both acoustic and electronic to effect. Best live performance I have ever attended, and by far.
Kaveman Karl Cool that your wife is a hardcore fan of Rush! Rare bird. My wife would never listen to their music, nor attend one of their shows. I guess I shoulda asked that before proposing? LOL. I’ve always found the sound mix to be good at a Rush show. I believe Presto was the tour where they lowered the “mosquito netting” screens on all sides of the stage and flashed or projected lights onto the screens. I found that to be more odd than effective.
What a "blast from the past". Rush is one of those bands that never gets old. Even if you don't listen to any of their music for years or decades, when you hear it again, it's like an old friend.
Hope they release some concerts as live albums, like they did with AFTK, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, even though those were 40th anniversary, you get my point 😂
By this time RUSH was living the dream and loving every second. The back screen, animated lighting and better sound equipment gave them a whole new freedom.. Satisfaction secured..
Rich, lush, complex songs performed live. Twenty years into their careers, these hard working musicians delivered a masterful show for their adoring fans. Presto! Beautiful sounds and sights, from before the internet, on the internet. Giant bunnies too.
Love Scars! Very underrated song from Rush. The standout track on Presto in my opinion. I saw this show at Irvine Meadows in July 1990. Killer! RIP Neil.
As I remember that it’s been nearly a year since Neil’s passing it’s hard to keep a dry eye. Neil, we weren’t family. We’re just fans. But we sure love and respect you. Let’s hope the next generation never forgets your contributions.
I'll never understand why they never played Superconductor live very much after this tour. It was such a good, upbeat song. It would have been cool to hear that one brought back on a later tour.
My first Rush show was during this tour Presto was such a good album looking back. Great songs great lyrics by The Professor. The Pass was one of the best songs they ever did.
A very close friend of mine introduced me to Rush in the late 70's. Never had the chance to see them live. They must've been amazing. Alex is a passionate guitarist that does not get the recognition he deserves. The music that these 3 create ....just wow!
My mind is blown this is on here. My first concert. I was 15 at the time and made up a story of what I was doing to my parents so I could go unsupervised with some older, and quite honestly asshole friends. Huge memories.....so glad this exists. I know it was a 2 day show, I believe it was the second night I went to but not positive.
The first CD I ever listened to on my very first CD player back in 1989 was Presto, every time I hear that song I get transported back in time! Thanks boys for the memories!
Neal you will be missed by all. R.I.P. Of all the times I have seen these guys my first time seeing them is still my most memorable. I was 17 Driving from my home in southern Michigan to Toronto in 1977 for "A Farewell to Kings". What a great show... Thanks guys for a lifetime of outstanding music..
This is a fantastic upload- thank you. It has some unique versions of some songs- like Neil doing "Subdivisions" on his last double-bass kit. Presto is an album that comes alive in live performance. The depth and range of the different parts on the "Presto" songs really come out- and more of the true nature of Rush at that time is revealed. (They brought back the guitars, of course, even more so for RTB). The Pass and Show Don't Tell are good examples of hard Rush was jamming at the time.
This exact show was my first ever concert, I was 15 at the time and had to lie to my parents about where I was going to be able to go to the next state with older kids. Learned a lot that day. I did get caught but not in too much trouble. My mother passed away in 2014 of brain cancer at 66. I just learned that Neil passed at 67 from brain cancer as well. Rest in peace legend.
@@kingsethos5108 Shared this space in time, sight and sound unaware of each others existence until a random moment on a thing called the "internet" some 30 years later. Too cool man.
This was my first ever Rush tour; saw them in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. I didn’t know Presto that will but was excited to see them perform their “classics” I knew very well at the time. We had decent seats and was locked on Neil the legend most of the time.
This was my 1st RUSH concert 😳 My friends cousin worked security and moved us to Geddy’s press seats. We were just to his left and the only ones there. He kept looking at us like he knew we weren’t supposed to be there. Never thought this existed!
Tears in my eyes...I was 17, this my first Rush show and first show I'd been to at the palace. Odd luck and magic - 4 tickets fell into my lap for free and my girl, my buddy and his date had the absolute time of our lives. I may never have that natural a buzz again in my life - watching this and listening I was transported back to that night...that's true entertainment. Thank you to Rush for a lifetime of of smiles and experiences. For a short bit I was 17 again just now - how powerful our minds truly are.
This is so good! Brought back amazing memories! I’m literally listening to Manhattan Project right now while typing this. I made it this far now I balling like a little bitch! I was at this show. I was a Junior in high school. Neil had such a profound impact on me as a musician as did the whole band. I’m 46 now and can’t believe he’s gone. This amazing footage makes me happy and sad at the same time! I’m thankful for you posting this! R.I.P. Neil! And Thank you Rush for all the amazing music and memories!
Wow, just another example of how freakin great these guys are. That Presto CD stayed in my pull out car CD player for months. It was an amazing show at the LA Forum that year too.
It's been three months now, and I'm finally beginning to breathe. The PRESTO Tour is one of my favorites. The guys brought down the House here in Seattle. Where there have been tears of profound sorrow, I now shed tears of incredible joy once again...
Judith Goldfine I get home from work everyday and potter around the house, garage, backyard...where ever with earphones on and drift away in their music, shutting the world out. Being fairly new to Rush (Australia didn't play many Rush songs) and in my mid 50s, I have the luxury of listening to all their songs as if they are new, but getting them in one hit. Neil's passing hit me hard as I was getting right into them....pretty much all I listen to atm.
Thank you! I cant believe it! This was my first concert ever! I was 16 and I talk about this show to my kids and wife. Thank you Mikr Peshik for inviting me. Bow I get to live it all again. So much goose bumps. Thank you thank you. This is weird. I'll never forget when Neil threw his stick like 50 ft up in the air and caught it! Wow.
Thank you for putting this out for every Rush fan. N.Peart looks so happy after Tom Sawyer performance. Thank you to The Professor for all the music, words, and inspiration.
I remember seeing them just a few years later on the Roll The Bones tour in Dallas, TX, and I remember thinking "yeah, they're new stuff is alright I guess," haha! Now it's classic rock in and of itself! Getting old is strange.
Rush got me started playing guitar over 35 years ago. Saw them on their Signals tour. They still blow me away. RIP Neil - you left a legacy which will live on.
I saw this tour in Calgary Canada back when..I didn’t really dig the Presto album at the time or so I thought. But watching this makes me long for those days and makes me realize how much it’s till ingrained in my memory. RIP Neil Peart. Thanks for the video
How 3 Men made an Orchestra and cover so many styles and impossible techniques, rhythms and make it a RUSH of adrenaline is something I will take to my grave. Since all the Worlds a stage to their very last note, I am humbled by these gifted Men who are Family even though they don't know it 😂 RUSH FOREVER ❤
Dam this is hard to watch. I still have the ticket stub from this show. My high school buddies and I went to this and it changed our lives. At white Castle after, then had the cops called on is for stealing a coffee cup. I still have the cup. Haha. Thanks for the show and all the ones that followed.
Shot in glorious 720p, the show captures their performance in a different perspective that most others, the audio is clean & solid. Neil is also in the best form I’ve ever seen! The encore is very well the best I’ve ever seen also. I’ve never seen Neil playing a portion of Wipeout, which made the ending very cool. Thanks a lot for posting this GEM👍.
wow! Thanks Snowdog. Every tour I would see Rush in Detroit/Auburn Hills, but that year I saw them in Cleveland. Guess I get to see them at the Palace after all. They sound killer even 30 years later. I was fuckin' 20 back then, where'd it all go? I don't know, but Rush is still rockin' my 50 year old ass and may that never come to an end.
It's thanks to a Cleveland rock radio that dared put "working man" on air circa 1974 when no one even in Toronto knew them as anything other than a bar band. Following the broadcast from Cleveland all of a sudden they were all over the Midwest and their label couldn't press enough records to meet the demand. The show would go on for 40+ years. Moving Pictures in 81 is what really turned them into a world-famous major act and cult band. Also John Bonham has passed the previous year and Peart's fame as a genius stellar drummer grew so fast it soon lifted him to stratospheric heights as a serious candidate for the #1 slot. Whether or not he attained it is still under debate but he was the one most often mentioned for the lofty status. Personally I don't if he was numero uno but no one will argue that he was one of the top 5.
I absolutely loved the songs off of Presto! This concert inspired me so much! I was a Jr. in high school when I saw this show! Proud to have been there. It really takes me back. I’ve watched this 3 times and I’ve cried every time! Life was so much simpler back then! Thank you for posting this!
They did the final demolition explosion of The Palace of Auburn Hills yesterday. It went better than the Silverdome... ;) Couldn't help but hear Rush still reverberating through the rafters before they came down... Many awesome memories of every Rush show at The Palace for me, but this was the only one I missed. Thanks for filling in the gap!!!
I wish Time could Stand Still, so we could see Rush Live again! I also saw this tour in Toronto. One of many shows over the years, never a bad performance. So many great memories. Thank You gentlemen! Seeing video’s like this is the next best thing.
0:10 - 101:13.....HOLY SHIT NEIL !!! Its been a long ride, it was a privilege to have caught it a very early age. RIP Professor... Be with Selena and Jaqueline again
As a music teacher that I am for so many years already, I just have something to say, Neil Peart was ,is and will always be The Greatest and also the best drummer of all times period, RUSH for ever and ever , órale Cabrones🎼🥁🎵🥁🎼🥁🎵🥁🤘🤘🙌🏻🙌🏻‼️
Exactly how I remember them looking a couple days before this at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincy; was 15 for maybe a couple weeks and went with my neighborhood lady friend SC. She'd told me a few years ago she didn't understand what I was waiting on...told her that I wasn't a mind reader. Still have my t-shirt and tour program, though. Thanks for posting!
Back in a time when musicians played their instruments. They sound almost exactly like the studio recordings live. Wish I could have seen them once live. Neil you surely will be missed.
Rush gave me a lifetime of wonder, and the older I get, the deeper the appreciation grows.
Wonder? What the fk?
As a musician, I totally share that opinion. I’ve been playing for better than 40 years and when I watch these guys, I feel like I don’t know a damn thing about my instrument. 😂. There’s a LOT going on when these three play.
Rush was so strong in their Presto/RTB era, it's a very overlooked part of their history
😢😢😢😅 😊BN😊. N.
The encore medley was kind-of cheap...
Agree. The álbuns have great songwriting with catchy songs and great lyrics. I personally like more the Presto and later albums
Presto is in my top 5 favorite Rush albums.
I've been having nightly listens of Presto lately and HYF, so much energy in these albums
Let's be real, losing any one of these guys would end Rush. They are all irreplaceable. The greatest rock band.
Seeing your comment now just broke my heart. RUSH forever 🙏
Únicos! Rush vive !
Just like Zeppelin 👍 🕉
It did.
As much as I will miss Neil, I hope Rush still plays a few more shows. Honestly, they are the greatest band ever.
Somebody did a great job upscaling this show.
I think this was when Geddy's voice was in its prime. He sounds just like the albums here with no straining at all on the high notes. The Presto material sounds exactly like it did on the album. Just flawless.
I agree. Presto is an underrated album, imo. Everybody shits on it but I think it’s really good.
@@nickavenoso7851 .I really love Presto....It's one of my all time favorites!!!
@@2ToyBoys Yeah, for some reason a lot of people shit on it, because it’s more poppier and has a thin mix. But, that doesn’t really bother me, because the instrumentation on this album is just incredible, and Neil’s lyrics are incredible as well.
@@2ToyBoys Presto is definetely in my top 5 Rush albums
@@nickavenoso7851 I think it sounds really modern......even now....
Rest in Peace Neil. You will be well and truly missed from this Earth.
@rj zander YES,HE HAD HIDDEN THE FACT THAT HE HAD GLIOBLASTOMA FOR 3 1/2 YEARS.SULLY ERNA(GODSMACK )WAS PRETTY CLOSE TO HIM&SAID FOR LAST 3 MONTHS NEIL WAS WHEELCHAIR BOUND&LOST ABILITY TO SPEAK.I'VE NEVER HAD ANY ENTERTAINMENT HUMAN AFFECT ME FROM SUCH A YOUNG AGE(ABOUT 12)I'M 52 NOW AND PERCUSSION HAS RULED MY LIFE FOR 40+YEARS BECAUSE OF MR PEART.WITHOUT OBCESSING OVER MY DRUMS AWHILE BACK MY LIFE MAY HAVE HAD A MUCH MORE TRAGIC OUTCOME.ALL THE TIME I THOUGHT HE WAS IMMORTAL,BUT NOPE....ANOTHER HUMAN LIKE US😢
31:05 _Imagine a man, where it all began_
@@ericking4072 The wheelchair unable to speak is on;y a rumor. It's been rebuked by close friends.
@@ericking4072 the wheelchair and the not being able to talk was proven false
@@maziu27 🤔🤔🤔🤔UMMM,TRY TO KEEP UP.ALL YOU HAFTA DO IS PREREAD!
A very humble drummer who never sought the spotlight and never sought fame, best percussionist ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Being into Rush since 74 ! Why they so good year after year ??? Can't figure it ...
The greatest
And 2 hours before he did this he rode his BMW motorcycle 300 miles to get to the show and changed the oil...
Come on..
And we accept today's BS?? Losers go home and eat a bullet
He was indeed unusually reserved for a guy who is considered to have been one of the best rock drummers that ever lived... but his drum kit... now that wasn't humble lol. But his wide range of styles, often within the same song, genuinely commanded the equipment, it wasn't just for show. In fact, he rarely brought to the stage the full kit he used in studio. One rare chance we had to see the full Monty was when he performed on Letterman.
He’s kinda an extreme at that imo. But if he feels that way then so be it. Fans of pop groups are sometimes so toxic and intrusive.
I love watching Alex playing live. He’s always smiling and having a blast.
He's a very funny guy in general. Yeah, a bit of a ham. Wish I had a hairstyle like he's got, very 80s Hybrid. Presto seems to have gotten a lot of flak for whatever reason. But I love THIS song. Its pretty straight ahead for Rush, Neil is playing with a lot of rock power on this one, a more simple drum attack. Its all good.
Superconduc-TRRRRRRRR!
The album got flak because I believe it was thinnish sounding, like GUP was. Nowadays, tho..forget it. The fans can beef it up pretty easy,...but carefully...respectfully.
“Suddenly you were gone... from all the lives you left your mark upon.” - Neil Peart.
I was at this show and it was my first 'big venue' concert. I never knew recordings of this performance existed. I was 18 at the time of this concert and now I'm one day away from 48. 30 years later this performance still holds up perfectly and is exactly as I remember it. I'm still friends with the girl who got the tickets and we still talk about this show like we just walked out of the Palace. Happy early birthday to me! This video is an unexpected treat.
Thanks!!! I'm always happy memories of people who were at RUSH concerts many years ago :) Good luck!!!
yeah, I was 16 when I saw this in Cleveland and somewhat into Rush. Got BLOWN AWAY that night. LOVE that it is out here. Many shows since.
I was there, too, and we're roughly the same age. Very cool
I was there as well. 20 years old at the time. I had gotten fired from a crummy job at Meijer that same day. Things picked from here on out. :)
I was also there, was to the rear of the palace.had just gotten married and the wife did not want to go...she now regrets it. when they played subdivisions the place vibrated, you could feel the power the put out, a very incredible and loud show
Geddy Lee- singing lead vocals, while he’s playing a synthesizer and the bass guitar and working foot pedals. That’s the reason they were a three-piece band.
Is Geddy the blonde fellow? He's not doing very much, it looks very suspicious...
j freed Idk if you’re joking but no that blonde guy is Alex Lifeson
(that blonde guy) plays guitars, mandolin, moog taurus bass pedals, and midi controller pedals to trigger digital samples, and sings harmony....but other than that, nah he's not doing much...hahaha
He is the reason they were able to explore so many different levels of diversity, but they still rocked before Geddy incorporated those instruments.
@@j_freed, go back to your boy bands.
When I was 15 in 1975 I was in a K-Mart feeding my model building habit and I meandered over to the record aisle...they were vinyl then kids, and I came across a band I'd never heard of named Rush. All The World's A Stage. The cover looked so cool. I bought the album instead of the 55 Chevy Belair model that I had intended to buy. I took it home and put it on my 8 track, AM/FM record player combo....hey it had 2 way speakers! Anyway Bastille Day starts and I'm hooked on the riff and guitar tone to start with...I'm a guitarist see. I listened to the entire album while staring at all the pictures on the album sleeve. I was blown away. I was taken aback at first by Geddy's vocals but it grew on me because it fit the music and the lyrics. Incredible lyrics. Incredible bass playing. Incredible drumming. Music that reached me and touched my soul. I have listened to every phase of Rush. Alex Lifeson has been an inspiration to my playing. His tone and style is constantly evolving. Thank you Rush for so many years of inspiring and incredible music. RIP Neil Peart.
that's crazy Seneca Guns.....as your story line went along I realized I must have done that too...with Rush and many others.....tough choice, lol... 55 chevy or Rush...bam Rush it is, 15 in 75 yep, we were much alike! I must have listened to Fly By Night (headphones) layin in bed on school nights, till 3am a hundred times, just the way it was....
Working Man did for me in '74, my brother made a metal cassette tape copy from a friend of his Master vinyl. I loved Finding My Way and don't get me started on 2112 … Lol
Man... you're about a year ahead of this album's release... I was there, too.
@@elbee5191 FYI 'Rush" released 3/1/74 (recorded with John Rutsey on drums!)
"Fly by Night" released 2/15/75
"Caress of Steel" released 9/24/75
"2112" released 4/1/76
"A Farewell to Kings" released 9/1/77
Yeah right , All the world's a stage was released in '76.
Every time I see and hear "Rush", they impress me, no matter the year, they always get over it. They really are incredible. Greetings from Chile.
The most influential, technical, and humble Prog band of all time. Prove me wrong.
08/11/24: OK. By fiat, you're wrong.
Subdivisions always gets to me! Masterpiece...
Rush's magical musicality has been feeding my soul for more than 35 years, and counting...
Me too buddy, and I couldn't have said it better!
Unbelievable! RUclips! This is the first Rush concert I ever went to and I am standing first row right under Alex Lifeson. Tix were $100 and worth every bit.
This was my first Rush concert too, just a kid!
Nice!
For all of those that put the clips online I thank you. This is musical history and to capture any of it no matter what the condition is worthy of saving. And with RUSH it is all great no matter the condition! RIP Professor
My first Rush concert. Traveled 15 hours in a Greyhound to get there.
I made many road trips and flew to see them too. RUSH fans are one of a kind and RUSH will never be replaced...
T Chow Yep.... I pawned my guitar and drove 11 hours one way to see them. As soon as the concert was over I drove 11 hours back and went straight in to work that morning. No joke.... three of us did exactly that.
Where in Canada??
That's awesome 👍
My first show too. Wow, man....15 hours? That's dedication!
Rush music.....the well spring from which I've drank my entire life.
Farewell to one of the three travelers.
yes, three weary travelers
I saw the PRESTO tour in Largo Md
( Capital Center) and they had 2 giant Rabbits 1 on each side of the stage ....
ROLL THE BONES
PRESTO
COUNTERPARTS were actually. my 3 favorite s . Unfortunately they tore the Capital Center do own not long after the COUNTERPARTS tour which would be my laSt time seeing the BOYYZ live .The memories and the library of music they have given us .I'm 60 and I've been a fan since I was 16. I remember waiting for tickets to go on sale and camping out all night to get them . And not being able to sleep the night before the show .It was like waiting for my brother to come visit ....
Im Honored & proud to be a RUSH FAN ...
The last tour that Neil did w/ double kicks. I also loved how the drumheads were basically plain with a small rock,paper,scissors graphic across the front.
Peart in his prime . The man was just lethal. All three of the boys laid it down at this concert.
I'd say Neil's prime was probably around 1974-2015
@@superslayerguy Not sure when Tect for Echo came out but to me that was high point for Neil's drumming . I just love that whole album.
I never saw a show of theirs (granted, only managed to get to 8 of them) where they DIDN'T "lay it down". Then pick it back up and stick it to the wall. And lay it down again. If there was ever a bad Rush concert, I've never heard of it.
@@felsinferguson1125 Well said.. I swat them several times.. The last time was on my 50 birthday in Calgary at their last tour. Inspiring band and the huge part of my the soundtrack of my life.
Love Presto. Very underrated. Probably because people expect it to be what its not.
Neil was a man you fully admired _while_ he was alive (we didn't have to wait for his death to fully appreciate him). Thanks to RUclips and the internet, we can all continue to enjoy him in all of his glory. I don't play the drums, but his words and his books and mostly his determination to get past truly painful life experiences have really inspired me to be the best I can be. I continuously work every day at being 100% loving and appreciating every hour of every day. 19:14 *"all of us get lost in the darkness, dreamers learn to steer by the stars"* Thank you Professor. You won't be forgotten sir.
Yes he could have been and was admired as a man, not just possibly the best progressive rock drummer of all time. In death though it seems who the person was is amplified many times over - resonation. Then you can fully feel the impact that someone had or has. Surely you are punched in the face when you heard the news. Double whammy when Eddie Van Halen passed too. These guys are innovators, artists and in their own right, geniuses. Love how it's the arts that truly inspire us more than something AI. The reason is that we have hearts, we are mortal and AI just doesn't care.
OMG !!! My heart is very heavy 😢. I lost my hero on 01/07/20. Near the saddest day of my life . Love Rush as a whole and will never let Neil out of my heart ! Thanks for all and God bless all of you !
You know when you’re watching something that makes you so happy and so sad at the same time ; you can’t stop watching & sobbing... and laughing and weeping then smiling... 😢😀🥺😭... Man I love those guys. RIP Professor.
The Pass really is a beautiful piece of music
My sister took her own life when I was young. That song makes me think of her and understand her a bit more.
This was my very first Rush show it took place in FL the Presto tour. I was about 18 and got second row front center was my seat the closest I would have ever got to see Rush I loved it when the two rabbits inflated on stage and one rabbit shot the other great concert.
Rush is always a class act!!!
I have followed Rush for 38 years , always listening to them, never tire of this blasting into my eardrums, hearing the bass, guitar, drums, synths, every beat!
Its great when music of this quality is made and Rush will live on forever.
The professor,,, all the best maestro
This is the Ludwig kit that sounded the best of all Rush albums. Great look and punchy sound.
I was at this show. I took 2 friends who had never seen them preform. I am really hurting over the loss of Neil. I cry every time I listen to their music now.
I love listening to this Canadian band...!!!
So in awe..every concert I went to. Just stood there and gawked. Always loved the rabbits on Tom Sawyer. Best band ever. Miss them. R.I.P Neil. Just brilliant.
Tammi Davidson catch the spirit catch a fish! Love the Rocking Rabbits too!
Just about every single song they play is an amazing air drum session. Thank you Neil Peart for all the many years of your brilliance behind the kits you played. Will love and continue to listen what you left behind for us and miss you dearly. R.I.P. The Professor.
They sound so on top of their game! The good old days can't stay young forever, best Ive heard of them!
Rush in Rio is really really good too. Also includes a documentary on the band.
Watch his every move.....SUPERCONDUCTOR
WATCH HER EVERY MOVE... SUPERCONDUCTOR
FANTASY FOR SALE......THATS ENTERTAINMENT......
What an amazing show. I saw this live at the convention center arena in San Antonio, Texas. It reminds me of how great Rush has been throughout my life. HOW LUCKY WE ALL ARE TO HAVE BEEN ABLE TO EXPERIENCE THIS GREATNESS FOR SO MANY YEARS.
I was at this show. My first concert. I still have the ticket, a mint conditioned program and a T-shirt. I have seen so many concerts since then and this one will always be my favorite. Thank you for posting this as I now get to relive the moment...brings tears to my eyes. RIP Neil, thank you for the joy you gave me over the years.
My wife and I saw them on this tour in my hometown of Greenville, SC. Our first Rush concert and their first gig on this tour.
What a show! Talk about a tight performance! And now that Neil is gone it's such a bittersweet memory. What's worse is my wife passed from colon cancer three years later in 1993. If there is an afterlife, I hope somehow she has crossed paths with Neil and both can remember that show as a pleasant memory.
My first of many Rush concerts, drove up from Columbia. The Old Municipal Auditorium was a very cramped venue, stood on the floor in general admission. Sorry about your wife. Cancer sucks.
@@PatrickUTubeify Thanks Patrick.
Hope you and yours are doing well during this Coronavirus pandemic.
Dang. Never thought I'd ever have to wish someone well through something as apocalyptic as a pandemic.
I'm not a hardcore fan of Rush per se but my ex-wife was and in the late 80's she dragged me to see Rush in Anaheim, CA and that night I became a hardcore fan of Rush live. I had never seen anything like that before, not from Van Halen, Boston, Aerosmith or any other show I had attended prior. Rush shows are very efficient, for lack of a better word, everything was so well organized the show went on without a glitch, which is rare. The band delivered the goods swiftly, from the opening with Tom Sawyer and the end with excerpts from 2112. Sound quality was stellar for an arena, I had seen Van Halen at that same venue some years before and the sound had been horrible. Rush sound engineers had planned this well in advance (I assume) with large acoustic panels strategically positioned to kill resonance and echo. I can still feel my bones vibrating as we were pounded with generous bass and kick-drum thumps. Speaking of drums I had never seen such a huge kit before, nor had I ever heard a better drummer, still haven't to this day. He really used all of his equipment both acoustic and electronic to effect. Best live performance I have ever attended, and by far.
Kaveman Karl Cool that your wife is a hardcore fan of Rush! Rare bird. My wife would never listen to their music, nor attend one of their shows. I guess I shoulda asked that before proposing? LOL.
I’ve always found the sound mix to be good at a Rush show. I believe Presto was the tour where they lowered the “mosquito netting” screens on all sides of the stage and flashed or projected lights onto the screens. I found that to be more odd than effective.
@@PatrickUTubeify She's a spirited girl that's for sure. She thought they had perfect rhythm for her dancing.
Love how much enjoyment they had playing together. Love ya Neil!! RIP!!!!
What a "blast from the past". Rush is one of those bands that never gets old. Even if you don't listen to any of their music for years or decades, when you hear it again, it's like an old friend.
Although the PROFESSOR has left us doesn't mean I'm gonna stop listening to Rush...RIP Neal!!!!
I was at this concert. Top Notch!
Nice to see this put on a DVD. Good Lord, I miss these guys.
Hope they release some concerts as live albums, like they did with AFTK, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, even though those were 40th anniversary, you get my point 😂
I love RUSH. Saw them 6 times. RIP Mr. Peart. You were my first drum teacher.
Presto is a lovely album. The Pass is a fantastic song.
By this time RUSH was living the dream and loving every second. The back screen, animated lighting and better sound equipment gave them a whole new freedom.. Satisfaction secured..
Rich, lush, complex songs performed live. Twenty years into their careers, these hard working musicians delivered a masterful show for their adoring fans. Presto! Beautiful sounds and sights, from before the internet, on the internet. Giant bunnies too.
Love Scars! Very underrated song from Rush. The standout track on Presto in
my opinion. I saw this show at Irvine Meadows in July 1990. Killer! RIP Neil.
As I remember that it’s been nearly a year since Neil’s passing it’s hard to keep a dry eye. Neil, we weren’t family. We’re just fans. But we sure love and respect you. Let’s hope the next generation never forgets your contributions.
I'll never understand why they never played Superconductor live very much after this tour. It was such a good, upbeat song. It would have been cool to hear that one brought back on a later tour.
My first Rush show was during this tour Presto was such a good album looking back. Great songs great lyrics by The Professor. The Pass was one of the best songs they ever did.
bore
A very close friend of mine introduced me to Rush in the late 70's. Never had the chance to see them live. They must've been amazing. Alex is a passionate guitarist that does not get the recognition he deserves. The music that these 3 create ....just wow!
My mind is blown this is on here. My first concert. I was 15 at the time and made up a story of what I was doing to my parents so I could go unsupervised with some older, and quite honestly asshole friends. Huge memories.....so glad this exists. I know it was a 2 day show, I believe it was the second night I went to but not positive.
Does anybody else think that this is absolutely incredible and from 30 years ago...THE TALENT...MISS YOU N/P :(
The first CD I ever listened to on my very first CD player back in 1989 was Presto, every time I hear that song I get transported back in time! Thanks boys for the memories!
My favorite drummer, my favorite lyricist and my favorite band ❤❤❤
RIP Neil Peart ❤
I was there and will never forget it. Thanks for allowing me to share this my other favorite drummer, my son.
Neal you will be missed by all. R.I.P. Of all the times I have seen these guys my first time seeing them is still my most memorable. I was 17 Driving from my home in southern Michigan to Toronto in 1977 for "A Farewell to Kings". What a great show... Thanks guys for a lifetime of outstanding music..
This is a fantastic upload- thank you. It has some unique versions of some songs- like Neil doing "Subdivisions" on his last double-bass kit. Presto is an album that comes alive in live performance. The depth and range of the different parts on the "Presto" songs really come out- and more of the true nature of Rush at that time is revealed. (They brought back the guitars, of course, even more so for RTB). The Pass and Show Don't Tell are good examples of hard Rush was jamming at the time.
Rest in Percussion Neil Peart
Love it! Thanks for the smile in this time of mourning.
Resonate In Percussion.... :)
Nice pun
This exact show was my first ever concert, I was 15 at the time and had to lie to my parents about where I was going to be able to go to the next state with older kids. Learned a lot that day. I did get caught but not in too much trouble. My mother passed away in 2014 of brain cancer at 66. I just learned that Neil passed at 67 from brain cancer as well. Rest in peace legend.
My Rebuilt Life thanks for posting this. Saw them same tour in Seattle. Thy had the rabbit coming out of the hat stage prop.
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My Rebuilt Life So Sorry for your loss 😢 RIP NEIL and your Mom 🙏❤️
My first Rush show as well....nice to meet a fellow audience member.
@@kingsethos5108 Shared this space in time, sight and sound unaware of each others existence until a random moment on a thing called the "internet" some 30 years later. Too cool man.
This was my first ever Rush tour; saw them in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. I didn’t know Presto that will but was excited to see them perform their “classics” I knew very well at the time. We had decent seats and was locked on Neil the legend most of the time.
This was my 1st RUSH concert 😳 My friends cousin worked security and moved us to Geddy’s press seats. We were just to his left and the only ones there. He kept looking at us like he knew we weren’t supposed to be there. Never thought this existed!
fantastic story, Geddy is so cool
Tears in my eyes...I was 17, this my first Rush show and first show I'd been to at the palace. Odd luck and magic - 4 tickets fell into my lap for free and my girl, my buddy and his date had the absolute time of our lives. I may never have that natural a buzz again in my life - watching this and listening I was transported back to that night...that's true entertainment. Thank you to Rush for a lifetime of of smiles and experiences. For a short bit I was 17 again just now - how powerful our minds truly are.
Ahhh, those memories... I'm "crying" and I'm happy with you. Good luck in life for you and your family!!!
This is so good! Brought back amazing memories! I’m literally listening to Manhattan Project right now while typing this. I made it this far now I balling like a little bitch! I was at this show. I was a Junior in high school. Neil had such a profound impact on me as a musician as did the whole band. I’m 46 now and can’t believe he’s gone. This amazing footage makes me happy and sad at the same time! I’m thankful for you posting this! R.I.P. Neil! And Thank you Rush for all the amazing music and memories!
Love the drum kit here it's the best
Wow, just another example of how freakin great these guys are. That Presto CD stayed in my pull out car CD player for months. It was an amazing show at the LA Forum that year too.
I really wish they had worked Show Don't Tell into their later tour setlists.
It's been three months now, and I'm finally beginning to breathe. The PRESTO Tour is one of my favorites. The guys brought down the House here in Seattle.
Where there have been tears of profound sorrow, I now shed tears of incredible joy once again...
Judith Goldfine I get home from work everyday and potter around the house, garage, backyard...where ever with earphones on and drift away in their music, shutting the world out. Being fairly new to Rush (Australia didn't play many Rush songs) and in my mid 50s, I have the luxury of listening to all their songs as if they are new, but getting them in one hit.
Neil's passing hit me hard as I was getting right into them....pretty much all I listen to atm.
Thank you! I cant believe it! This was my first concert ever! I was 16 and I talk about this show to my kids and wife. Thank you Mikr Peshik for inviting me. Bow I get to live it all again.
So much goose bumps. Thank you thank you. This is weird. I'll never forget when Neil threw his stick like 50 ft up in the air and caught it! Wow.
Dallas Barr my first ever concert was Rush in ‘85. I was 16. Pretty good choice for your first show huh? 😀
@@adamsasso1 yes yes yes!
So much
Marry me.
Got turned on to Rush in 1977. Still listening to them.
Thank you for putting this out for every Rush fan. N.Peart looks so happy after Tom Sawyer performance. Thank you to The Professor for all the music, words, and inspiration.
I love RUclips. Being able to find the concert I saw thirty years ago. What a great memory.
I remember seeing them just a few years later on the Roll The Bones tour in Dallas, TX, and I remember thinking "yeah, they're new stuff is alright I guess," haha! Now it's classic rock in and of itself! Getting old is strange.
Rush got me started playing guitar over 35 years ago. Saw them on their Signals tour. They still blow me away. RIP Neil - you left a legacy which will live on.
Amazing - thanks so much for sharing. Rush were such a creative force. Lifeson, like Geordie Walker, is such a underated guitarist.
They'll only ever recognize him when he passes I fear
herrkaliyuga with rush being my fav of all time, I am a massive Killing Joke fan and I totally agree, Lifeson and Geordie are fuckin awesome!
I see a lot of similarities in how they use arpeggios to colour the sound
Thank you for the Geordie Walker reference..he and Alex are in my top 5!
I feel lucky to have been able to see them a bunch of times in the 90's. They were in their prime then.
You're about 10 years off. Early 80's was their prime. Exit Stage left was their peak....but they were still solid in the 90s
I saw this tour in Calgary Canada back when..I didn’t really dig the Presto album at the time or so I thought. But watching this makes me long for those days and makes me realize how much it’s till ingrained in my memory. RIP Neil Peart. Thanks for the video
How 3 Men made an Orchestra and cover so many styles and impossible techniques, rhythms and make it a RUSH of adrenaline is something I will take to my grave. Since all the Worlds a stage to their very last note, I am humbled by these gifted Men who are Family even though they don't know it 😂
RUSH FOREVER ❤
Best band ever
I am 76 years old and still listening to Rush
Dam this is hard to watch. I still have the ticket stub from this show. My high school buddies and I went to this and it changed our lives. At white Castle after, then had the cops called on is for stealing a coffee cup. I still have the cup. Haha. Thanks for the show and all the ones that followed.
first Rush tour ever saw hard not to ball watching this. Atlanta Omni with Mr Big opening. Neil you made our world better!!!!
Shot in glorious 720p, the show captures their performance in a different perspective that most others, the audio is clean & solid. Neil is also in the best form I’ve ever seen! The encore is very well the best I’ve ever seen also. I’ve never seen Neil playing a portion of Wipeout, which made the ending very cool. Thanks a lot for posting this GEM👍.
wow! Thanks Snowdog. Every tour I would see Rush in Detroit/Auburn Hills, but that year I saw them in Cleveland. Guess I get to see them at the Palace after all. They sound killer even 30 years later. I was fuckin' 20 back then, where'd it all go? I don't know, but Rush is still rockin' my 50 year old ass and may that never come to an end.
It's thanks to a Cleveland rock radio that dared put "working man" on air circa 1974 when no one even in Toronto knew them as anything other than a bar band. Following the broadcast from Cleveland all of a sudden they were all over the Midwest and their label couldn't press enough records to meet the demand. The show would go on for 40+ years. Moving Pictures in 81 is what really turned them into a world-famous major act and cult band. Also John Bonham has passed the previous year and Peart's fame as a genius stellar drummer grew so fast it soon lifted him to stratospheric heights as a serious candidate for the #1 slot. Whether or not he attained it is still under debate but he was the one most often mentioned for the lofty status. Personally I don't if he was numero uno but no one will argue that he was one of the top 5.
Just superb. Geddy's voice sounds great. Really wish this entire concert was available.
I absolutely loved the songs off of Presto! This concert inspired me so much! I was a Jr. in high school when I saw this show! Proud to have been there. It really takes me back. I’ve watched this 3 times and I’ve cried every time! Life was so much simpler back then! Thank you for posting this!
Their rendition of "The Pass" is simply excellent. Actually better than the album version, I'd daresay.
This is a great version, my favorite is the 'Rush In Rio' version, give that a listen as well.
totally agree best version anywhere
They did the final demolition explosion of The Palace of Auburn Hills yesterday. It went better than the Silverdome... ;) Couldn't help but hear Rush still reverberating through the rafters before they came down... Many awesome memories of every Rush show at The Palace for me, but this was the only one I missed. Thanks for filling in the gap!!!
Man....Neils attack on subdivisions amazing. Rest In Peace Professor
Look at those rich colours from the Vari*Lite 200 series lighting fixtures !! .... Good Job Howard and Matt!
How can 3 guys sound like 2 or 3 bands playing at the same time? their sound is HUGE!
By playing their balls off.
@@x00p3 using copious amounts of backing tracks including vocals didn't hurt either.
I wish Time could Stand Still, so we could see Rush Live again! I also saw this tour in Toronto. One of many shows over the years, never a bad performance. So many great memories. Thank You gentlemen! Seeing video’s like this is the next best thing.
10:55
Holy SHIT, Neil.
Rest in power.
Looks incredible even at 0,5 playback speed.
The power and speed + precision is incredible.
0:10 - 101:13.....HOLY SHIT NEIL !!! Its been a long ride, it was a privilege to have caught it a very early age. RIP Professor... Be with Selena and Jaqueline again
it's like a triple ending! So great!
Phenomenal
As a music teacher that I am for so many years already, I just have something to say, Neil Peart was ,is and will always be The Greatest and also the best drummer of all times period, RUSH for ever and ever , órale Cabrones🎼🥁🎵🥁🎼🥁🎵🥁🤘🤘🙌🏻🙌🏻‼️
Exactly how I remember them looking a couple days before this at Riverfront Coliseum in Cincy; was 15 for maybe a couple weeks and went with my neighborhood lady friend SC. She'd told me a few years ago she didn't understand what I was waiting on...told her that I wasn't a mind reader. Still have my t-shirt and tour program, though. Thanks for posting!
Was at that very same Cincy show, my first big concert.
I was at that show too. It was my 4th time seeing them.
I was at this show. I didn't appreciate then how awesome this band was. Glad to see it here immortalized.
Back in a time when musicians played their instruments. They sound almost exactly like the studio recordings live. Wish I could have seen them once live. Neil you surely will be missed.
They sound great here. I have seen the guys 6 times and never disappointed me.