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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Rush - 2011-05-19 - Manchester, UK (FLAC)



Rush - 2011-05-19 - Manchester, UK (FLAC)
Venue: MEN Arena (Ob)

Audience Recording

Taper: Ob

Lineage: Recorded on a Tascam Dr 08 with internal mics at 24/44.
Tracked and Flac'd in Reaper. Flac 8/16 bit. No EQ. No Compression. Limiter to capture the explosions.

Taper comments:
"Apologies for the chat during Tom Sawyer, but the stewards demanded that my 9 year old couldnt stand on his seat to see over the heads of others. Arses. It's only a few seconds". Ob

Tracklist:
Set 1
01. Intro Film "Rash: The Real History Of Rush - Episode No. 2: Don't Be - Rash"
02. The Spirit Of Radio
03. Time Stand Still
04. Presto
05. Stick It Out
06. Workin' Them Angels
07. Leave That Thing Alone
08. Faithless
09. BU2B
10. Free Will
11. Marathon
12. Subdivisions

Set 2
13. Intro Film "Rash: The Real History Of Rush - Episode No. 17: ...And Rock And Roll Is My Name"
14. Tom Sawyer
15. Red Barchetta
16. YYZ
17. Limelight
18. Camera Eye
19. Witch Hunt
20. Vital Signs
21. Caravan
22. Drum Solo
23. Closer To The Heart
24. 2112 Overture > The Temples Of Syrinx
25. Far Cry
26. La Villa Strangiato
27. Working Man
28. Outro Video "I Love You Man"


Rush - 2002-10-13 - One Big Victory (SBD - FLAC)



Rush - 2002-10-13 - One Big Victory (SBD - FLAC)
Venue: Phillips Arena, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Bootleg: One Big Victory
Media: 3 CDR
Time: 162:51
Catalog: ant@rushtrader.com
Source: Scanner (Monitor Mix)

Excellent Soundboard Recording

Note:
This is the same "One Big Victory" bootleg, the only change is the new artwork we did.

DRE Comments:
"Here is a monitor mix (mono) from the Vapor Trails tour. Monitor mixes are sent wirelessly to each band member, who listen through an earpiece. It's not clear to me if the source is directly from the soundboard or if it was intercepted by a scanner, but my best guess is the latter. While the sound is mono (indicative of scanners), the sound is consistently clear and fuller than I'd expect from a scanner source. Regardless, this is an absolutely superb recording of Rush on their Vapor Trails tour. The original source has been remastered and the new sound is very clear with nice depth and punch. While the low end isn't nearly as bottomless as "Rio" you can hear every detail here (including Geddy's impromtu cough in the first verse of "Limelight"). One of the nice things about this show is the band were playing their "B" setlist, which included "Between Sun And Moon", "Vital Signs", "Ceiling Unlimited" and the Monty Python break at end of "Big Money" (instead of The Simpsons). If you're looking for a great sounding show from this tour, definitely check this out! (Ant - Audio - 9.5)

Disc 1:
01. The Three Stooges Intro 1:01
02. Tom Sawyer 4:58
03. Distant Early Warning 5:01
04. New World Man 4:10
05. Roll The Bones 6:45
06. Earthshine 5:40
07. YYZ 5:05
08. The Pass 4:58
09. Bravado 6:19
10. The Big Money 6:33
11. Between Sun And Moon 4:46
12. Vital Signs 4:54
13. Natural Science 8:43


Disc 2:
01. Intro 4:40
02. One Little Victory 5:32
03. Driven 5:46
04. Ceiling Unlimited 5:35
05. Secret Touch 7:05
06. Dreamline 5:18
07. Red Sector A 5:19
08. Leave That Thing Alone 5:02
09. The Rhythm Method 8:39

Disc 3:
01. Resist 4:55
02. 2112 Overture/The Temples of Syrinx 6:59
03. Limelight 4:28
04. La Villa Strangiato 10:08
05. The Spirit Of Radio 6:57
06. By-Tor and the Snow Dog 4:46
07. Cygnus X-1 3:15
08. Working Man 5:34