Rush 1992-01-30
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA
Set 1
Force Ten
Limelight
Freewill
Distant Early Warning
Time Stand Still
Dreamline
Bravado
Roll the Bones
Show Don't Tell
The Big Money
Ghost of a Chance
Subdivisions
The Pass
Where's My Thing?
The Rhythm Method
Closer to the Heart
Xanadu
Superconductor
Tom Sawyer
The Spirit of Radio
2112 Overture
Finding My Way
La Villa Strangiato
Anthem
Red Barchetta
The Spirit of Radio
Limelight
Freewill
Distant Early Warning
Time Stand Still
Dreamline
Bravado
Roll the Bones
Show Don't Tell
The Big Money
Ghost of a Chance
Subdivisions
The Pass
Where's My Thing?
The Rhythm Method
Closer to the Heart
Xanadu
Superconductor
Tom Sawyer
The Spirit of Radio
2112 Overture
Finding My Way
La Villa Strangiato
Anthem
Red Barchetta
The Spirit of Radio
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
Taken from Ron's Rush ROIO Review:
This is widely regarded as the definitive Rush show -- the legendary Oakland performance. In my opinion, this was the last great tour, featuring a remarkably well-balanced set list. All the RTB songs come alive with extended solos, and long intros or outros. "Bravado" is most notable, with Alex delivering a truly inspired end solo. You can?t listen to the studio album quite the same way after this. This tour also has Neil?s best drum solo to date and the best closing medley, IMHO. A truly excellent soundboard recording. The balance and mix are almost perfect, and you could really believe that this is an official release. The flaws in Rush-n-Roulette ?92 are corrected here -- there are NO dropouts at all. The sound is also better mixed. The bass on this one will shake your house at high volumes. This CD was obviously a labor of love by a true fan. The booklet has many pictures, and lists every date on the RTB tour. The inside of the CD case lists the dates of all previous tours. If you can find "Mirrors," get it. It is definitely better quality than RNR ?92.
This is widely regarded as the definitive Rush show -- the legendary Oakland performance. In my opinion, this was the last great tour, featuring a remarkably well-balanced set list. All the RTB songs come alive with extended solos, and long intros or outros. "Bravado" is most notable, with Alex delivering a truly inspired end solo. You can?t listen to the studio album quite the same way after this. This tour also has Neil?s best drum solo to date and the best closing medley, IMHO. A truly excellent soundboard recording. The balance and mix are almost perfect, and you could really believe that this is an official release. The flaws in Rush-n-Roulette ?92 are corrected here -- there are NO dropouts at all. The sound is also better mixed. The bass on this one will shake your house at high volumes. This CD was obviously a labor of love by a true fan. The booklet has many pictures, and lists every date on the RTB tour. The inside of the CD case lists the dates of all previous tours. If you can find "Mirrors," get it. It is definitely better quality than RNR ?92.
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Updated At
Tue Jul 10 2001 22:15:08 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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