Rush 1983-05-12 Forest National, Brussels, Belgium

 

Belgian Delights
  
Media: 2 CDr (2 CDr SHN) 
Time: 42:30, 43:31 
Catalog: GG Productions 
Source: Audience 
Quality: See Reviews below 
Date: 05-12-83 
Location: Forest National, Brussels, Belgium 
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Track Listing:  

Disc One: 

Tom Sawyer 4:34
Freewill 5:40
Digital Man 6:49
Subdivisions 5:48
Vital Signs 5:09
Closer to the Heart 3:15
The Analog Kid 5:14
Broon's Bane 1:33
The Trees 4:28

Disc Two:

Red Barchetta 6:19
The Weapon 8:00
New World Man 3:57
Limelight 4:12
The Camera Eye 10:40
Time For A Dance 0:18
YYZ 2:11
Drum solo/YYZ reprise 7:54
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Comments 
and Reviews: 

Beijs015 (VG+): 

This is a good show from the Signals Tour. It's, as far as I know, their second and last performance in Belgium. The sound is as a lot of shows from the Signals tour. Nothing better, nothing less.

from Ron's Rush RoIO Review (B): 

One of the more rare Signals bootlegs, and not a bad one at that. It sounds as if there was a decent amount of echo in this arena and/or that the tapers were seated towards the back. The guitar and keys sound great, and even the cymbals manage to cut through fairly well. However, the toms and bass don't sound nearly as clear. Also, the version of "The Camera Eye" is not from this show. It is spliced in the wrong place in the setlist, and it's the complete version, which Rush only did on the MP/ESL tours. Judging by the audience reaction to the words "London" and "Westminster," I'd guess this song comes from either the 11/5/81 or 11/6/81 concert.

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Rush 2015-05-28 Greensboro Coliseum Greensboro, NC

RUSH- R40 TOUR
IEM Matrix- 3 STEREO SOURCE
GREENSBORO COLISEUM
GREENSBORO, NC (USA)
2015-05-28

UPLOADER/RECORDER: UNIVONC
AUDIO EDITING/MIXING/ARTWORK: STEVE7711

LINEAGE:

IEM Sources(3):  Neil Peart, Geddy Lee, Sound mix/Alex>
Multitrack recorder(48/24)>SD card>Hard drive
Adobe Audition 3.0 to edit, cut tracks and mix
Recorded at 48/24 to 44/16 to FLAC
FLAC (Traders Little Helper)/FFP> torrent (share)




COMMENTS:

Rush used three different setlists for this tour.  I felt that this night's setlist was the best. The band was tight, the sound was amazing and the show spectacular.

Geddy's voice was without strain and Neil/Alex on fire.

I was able to arrive early an record most, if not all of the soundcheck.  As far as I know this is the FIRST ever known capture of "Losing It" live.  The song debuted in Toronto, but this show was much earlier.  Please enjoy the first ever live capture of it.

The Matrix is a three STEREO source of Geddy, Neil, and a mix with emphasis of Alex.  Steve pulled off a "hat trick" in mixing.  I can't stop listening to this recording.

In the 40 years of this band there are many good/great audience recordings, as well as soundboards (both liberated and hoarded).  This recording is one that cannot be held down.  I wanted to wait until the band released their official version before I liberated this show.  I am extremely pleased with the result.

I have been a member of Dime for many years and received many great recordings and always felt the need to repay for such generosity.  To thak I say thank you.

Special shout out to Steve7711 for his work making three sources sound strong as one, and others who I will leave nameless.  You know who you are.

I had to make an equipment decision at the beginning of "Far Cry" which affects the first 2-3 minutes of the song but it is not anything other than noticable.  The move I made affected the rest of the show is an extremely positive way.  The samples should be example enough.



REQUESTS:

Please be mindful of the band and do not sell, or trade this show for personal gain.  It is free to share.

Do not try to remix the show.  It has been hamemred enough to anything else will affect your result.

IEM recordings may not be your "thing".  Your comments will not alter nor detract from me choosing this style of recording.

Recording this way requires a lot of practice, expense and patience.  If you do not have the time, money, nor control, then don't do it.

Please don't convert to mp3, then back to wave, and then trade it around. This stuff is too easy to find on torrents now.

Please do not attempt to remaster/remix this recording and spread it around. This has been heavily processed, and if you want to do your own mix, go get the wireless recordings (good luck) and do it yourself from scratch.

Also, please don't torrent on other sites without at least dropping me a line and asking. I may want to just torrent it there myself. Please ask (and wait for permission!) before putting it into any matrix + video. If you ask nicely, I will likely say “yes”.



DISCLAIMER:

This show is an alternative to my friend ottomustaine's audience recording of the same show found here  http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=529400




SETLIST (02:57:40)

01 The World Is...INTRO 1
02 THE ANARCHIST
03 THE WRECKERS
04 HEADLONG FLIGHT
05 FAR CRY
06 THE MAIN MONKEY BUSINESS
07 HOW IT IS
08 ANIMATE
09 ROLL THE BONES
10 BETWEEN THE WHEELS
11 SUBDIVISIONS
12 DRUM CHECK
13 NO COUNTRY FOR OLD HENS INTRO 2
14 TOM SAWYER
15 THE CAMERA EYE
16 THE SPIRIT OF RADIO
17 JACOB'S LADDER
18 CYGNUS x-1 (BOOK II) HEMISPHERES I PRELUDE
19 CYGNUS X-I (BOOK I) THE STORY SO FAR
20 CLOSER TO THE HEART
21 XANADU
22 2112 (OVERTURE, THE TEMPLES OF SYRINX, PRESENTATION, GRAND FINALE)
23 MEL'S ROCKPILE (EUGENE LEVY)
24 LAKESIDE PARK
25 ANTHEM
26 WHAT YOU'RE DOING
27 WORKING MAN-GARDEN ROAD FINALE- EXIT STAGE LEFT OUTRO
28 SOUNDCHECK- SUBDIVISIONS
30 SOUNDCHECK- JACOB'S LADDER
31 SOUNDCHECK- LOSING IT (First known Recording Live)
33 SOUNDCHECK- THE WRECKERS
34 SOUNDCHECK- THE ANARACHIST
39 SOUNDCHECK- LAKESIDE PARK GUITAR

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