Rush - Test For Echo Tour 97

 

Rush - Test For Echo Tour 97

A really nice compilation from various venues during there 1997 Test For Echo Tour.

1. Zarathustra Intro (00:57)

2. Dreamline (04:53)

3. Limelight (04:21)

4. Stick It Out (05:07)

5. Driven (05:06)

6. Half The World (03:55)

7. Red Barchetta (06:45)

8. Animate (06:55)

9. Limbo (05:14)

10. The Trees (05:30)

11. Virtuality (06:19)

12. Nobody's Hero (05:01)

13. Closer To The Heart (05:23)

14. 2112 Part One (16:51)

15. 2112 Part Two (04:20)

16. Test For Echo  (06:48)

17. Freewill (05:29)

18. Red Sector A (05:14)

19. Roll The Bones (06:33)

20. Resist (04:22)

21. Leave That Thing Alone / Neil Peart Drum Solo (13:18)

22. Natural Science (08:02)

23. Force Ten (04:40)

24. The Spirit Of The Radio (04:53)

25. Tom Sawyer (06:21)

26. Cygnus X-1 (05:12)

https://workupload.com/file/Vs8xd6vNg4m

Rush / Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis NBC The Source 1980 (recorded Feb 1980)

 Rush
NBC The Source
FOR BROADCAST: March 28, 29, 30, 1980
Recorded at:
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis, MO
February 11-13, 1980

01 Rush - 2112
02 Rush - The Spirit of Radio
03 Rush - Natural Science
04 Rush - Beneath, Between & Behind
05 Rush - By-Tor & The Snow Dog
06 Rush - Xanadu
07 Rush - Working Man
08 Rush - Anthem
09 Rush - Bastille Day
10 Rush - In The Mood
11 Rush - Drum Solo
12 Rush - La Villa Strangiato
13 Announcer - Outro

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music
From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection.

I've included low resolution scans from Discogs.  Yes, they're just awful, but what do you want for free?  To make up for my supplying you with fuzzy scans, I included print ads and a concert review from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Notes from DISCOGS:
"Recorded in front of 30,000 people on 3(three) consecutive nights at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis, MO, USA on February 11-13, 1980 during RUSH's Permanent Waves Tour.

This is the only ORIGINAL one time famous "St. Louis" Concert Broadcast in USA by The Source and found the way to many Bootlegs in numerous names but is NOT a COMPLETE CONCERT.

There is 1(one) extra song, Jacob's Ladder, from the same performances included in a "Permanent Waves" 40th Anniversary Deluxe 2CD Edition (2020).

Matrix/Runout : Etched number "46859" incorrectly shown as "48659" on Side One.
Matrix / Runout (Side One, Etched): A ch CM V 48659-1 | 03060
Matrix / Runout (Side Two, Etched): A ch CM V 46859-2 | 03060
Matrix / Runout (Side Three, Etched): A ch CM V 46859-3 | 03060
Matrix / Runout (Side Four, Etched): A ch CM V 46859-4 | 03060"

https://mega.nz/file/PVx32ZyT#7xBVVmachE8eZV2QAAzIEjxm7LB4j3__ZnZyU1LkCUY

RUSH (BP) 74...

THIS is a Voodoo Wagon EXCLUSIVE!

Now, I Know You're sayin' to Yourself - I Already Have THIS!

Well, YES and NO!

I've had this concert of RUSH from 1974 for a long time and have seen it on many a blog and website...
BUT...
They're ALL from the Same Source!
Apparently there was a Canadian TV Show called BANDSTAND who filmed this RUSH concert at St. Catharines, Ontario's Laura Second Secondary School with John Rutsey on Drums.
(You can watch it on YouTube in Living Colour, eh!)

AND, They ALL have the same problems and glitches and gremlins, etc:
The Vocals in the First couple of minutes of "Need Some Love."
"In The Mood" still fades out, 'cause, well that was the end of the broadcast! (Nothing could be done for that!)
And, the Sound Quality had a certain Muddy-ness to it overall...
Then Again IT WAS Filmed in 1974!

Apparently, some or all of the Original was released with R40 as a Bonus...

AGAIN! - THIS IS NOT THAT!

THIS is a Remastered Version of the Original TV Source 
Available Nowhere Else!
It's NOT on ANY OTHER Blog or Website - 'Cause I Didn't Get It from Any Other Blog or Website (IF That Makes sense?)...

It's Not Perfect, BUT - To These Old Ears, It's Much Improved!

Compare Before YOU D/L:

Original Source:

Rocket · Need Some Love

Remastered Version:

Rocket · Need Some Love (Remastered Version)

NEW LINK: 2/3/21

https://workupload.com/file/eHXpvmprg8M

Artwork (for the Bootleg DVD Version) I forgot to include in .zip file:
(In case, You like it Better!?)

Rush - Live Cobo Arena 1978

Music provided by Drums McBashington!

Rush -  Cobo Hall Arena 

December 2, 1978
Detroit, Michigan 

Soundboard @320

aka - Rush - Oak Oppression

 

Time:

CD1 - 67:38

CD2 - 50:28

Digital Rush Experience

DISC 1:

01 - Intro 0:40

02 - Anthem 4:14

03 - A Passage To Bangkok 4:02

04 - Bytor And The Snow Dog 5:18

05 - Xanadu 12:05

06 - Something For Nothing 4:34

07 - The Trees 4:37

08 - Cygnus X-1 10:14

09 - Hemispheres 18:24

10 - Closer To The Heart 3:29

DISC 2:

01 - Circumstances 4:21

02 - A Farewell To Kings 5:33

03 - La Villa Strangiato 10:04

04 - 2112 18:27

05 - Working Man 2:24

06 - Bastille Day 1:42

07 - In The Mood / Drum Solo 7:56

pass - fbsvw

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Rush - Electric Lady Studios - 1974

Music provided by our friend Drums McBashington!!

Rush - Electric Lady Studios

December 5, 1974

New York, NY.

FM Source @320

Another bootleg recording turned into a CD, this one from a show Rush played in 1974 at Electric Lady studios in New York City. The recording has been floating around for years in an unofficial CD, called 'Rush Hour'  but about two years ago it was repackaged into an unofficial import CD, called Rush - Live at Electric Lady Studios

Rush’s show was on December 5th. The band played its standard set from its first tour: “Finding My Way,” “Best I Can,” “In the Mood,” “Anthem,” “Need Some Love,” “Fly by Night,” “Here Again,” the Larry Williams cover “Bad Boy,” and “Working Man.”
“Here Again” is played at an extremely slow tempo and the applause afterward is tepid. Geddy then says they’re going to speed things up a bit and they go into “Bad Boy.” The set ends with “Working Man” and a Neil solo.
The view of unofficial CDs like this one is always mixed, but the recordings are worth listening to. The sonic quality is raw and the playing is raw. Whether you want to part with $39.99 to buy the CD on Amazon is another matter.
~Rushvault.com

Track List:

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Rush - Houston, TX - Dec 5, 1996

Lemme tell ya that this came from a BIG flac file; breaking it
down to loadable pieces is why there's four links.

320kbps of storm-warning mp3

http://rapidshare.com/files/245005521/rusone.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/245018265/rustoo.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/245035442/rusee.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/245232495/forsh.zip

Rush - The Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis Feb. 11-13, 1980

For Bonger and the Milk Maids!

Broken down from flac into
320kbps of virtuoso mp3

(This must be Geddy's comeback to me for saying someone wrote he sounded like Donald Duck mixed with a vacuum cleaner. I have a big nose too, so I won't go there.)

http://rapidshare.com/files/234142614/RuStLo.zip