Rush
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
February 14, 1980
Pre-FM Recording - Reel to DAT to DAT Clone
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Lineage: Pre-FM Reel > DAT > DAT Clone > Tascam DAT Deck > Multitrack > Goldwave for tracking & gap removal > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8
01 - 2112 14:51
02 - The Spirit Of Radio 5:21
03 - Natural Science 8:32
04 - Beneath, Between And Behind 2:38
05 - By-Tor And The Snow Dog 5:30
06 - Xanadu 12:23
07 - Working Man Medley 14:57
08 - La Villa Strangiato 10:40
Total Playing Time: 1hr 14 mn 52sc
Medley Includes "Working Man", "Finding My Way", "Anthem", "Bastille Day", "In The Mood" & "Drum Solo"
There are a few bootlegs out that feature this show. There are from what I have seen 2 Pre-FM versions of this show. A Pre-FM vinyl version and this version from a Pre-FM Reel. From what I understand the uploader of this Pre-FM Reel version is not even a Rush fan. The concert recording was featured as filler on a DAT from a trade. Thankfully the uploader new what he had would make Rush fans very happy so he uploaded it to the net. This seems to be a raw transfer of the recording, no crossfades were done so a couple transitions are a little rough but all the music is a fantastic listen! And I get a live Pre-FM quality recording of my favorite Rush tune "Natural Science"!
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Sunday, December 1, 2024
Rush - Kiel Auditorium: St. Louis, Missouri, USA February 14, 1980 (Pre-FM) - Master Reel to DAT to DAT Clone
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had not seen this version before. thanks dave!
ReplyDeletethis was just 2.5 mos before my first live rush show - and last in a theatre.
mikeL
You're welcome mikeL! My first Rush was the Hemispheres show in Detroit. The Permanent Waves show in Detroit was my second. I would say the Permanent Waves show was my first as a real Rush fan. Something about the Permanent Waves album. It's my favorite Rush album to this day. This particular source only turned up at The Trader's Den this November not sure if it was at any other tracker before that, it's a great one to have.
DeleteDave
yea, i have a similar fondness for permanent waves. a pretty perfect album, they'd found a sweet spot between their epics and the writing of memorable songs. 44+ years on the material still sounds timeless to my ears.
ReplyDeletemikeL
Dave! This is a treasure. Thank you so much!!
ReplyDeleteYeah I love this Version of this show! You're welcome!
DeleteDave