savagegrace26 Posted October 10, 2014 Share Posted October 10, 2014 ready...go Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
savagegrace26 Posted October 10, 2014 Author Share Posted October 10, 2014 Off the top of my head I will go with: 2112 Overture/TemplesLa Villa StrangiatoBy-TorXanaduWorking Man from R30... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
len(songs) Posted October 10, 2014 Share Posted October 10, 2014 If medleys count as one song: Lakeside Park2112ByTorIn The End[Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum Solo] 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
savagegrace26 Posted October 10, 2014 Author Share Posted October 10, 2014 (edited) If medleys count as one song: Lakeside Park2112ByTorIn The End[Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum Solo] I don't think All the World's a Stage is an accurate setlist... There are only two unofficial recordings of this tour in circulation; both are headlining shows, with the only difference being the placement of "In The End" in the setlist, and the encore changing from "Best I Can" to "What You're Doing". This later setlist is virtually identical to the All The World's A Stage tracklist, with the only change being that the "Fly By Night-In The Mood-Something For Nothing" medley is listed earlier in the show (inserted between "Anthem" and "Lakeside Park"), possibly to conform to album sides. The earlier show, recorded in Seattle in March of '76, this tour poster from March supports the belief that Rush was in fact the headlining act, while this tour poster from June leaves no doubt. More importantly, it has been pointed out that Moog Taurus pedals are not present in the Seattle '76 recording; if recorded in October they would likely be present, as Rush were definitely using Moog pedals by then (if not throughout the entire All The World's A Stage tour), as seen in this live photo from October 26th taken two days before the October Seattle show (the pedals are seen on the floor next to Geddy's mic). Lastly, although not as conclusive, during the Seattle recording, "In The End" preceded "By-tor And The Snowdog", whereas by the later May recording it immediately followed "By-tor", a position it would regularly hold in the setlist on multiple tours until it was last played on the Signals warm up tour. Headlining sets: March 26(?), 1976: Seattle, WashingtonBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingIn The EndBy-Tor and the Snow DogWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: Best I Can May 30, 1976: Nelson Center. Springfield, IllinoisBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (with abbreviated Discovery, minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingBy-Tor and the Snow DogIn The EndWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: What You're Doing Edited October 10, 2014 by savagegrace26 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ancient Ways Posted October 10, 2014 Share Posted October 10, 2014 Tom Sawyer, red barchetta, yyz, limelight, the camera eye Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
len(songs) Posted October 10, 2014 Share Posted October 10, 2014 If medleys count as one song: Lakeside Park2112ByTorIn The End[Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum Solo] I don't think All the World's a Stage is an accurate setlist... There are only two unofficial recordings of this tour in circulation; both are headlining shows, with the only difference being the placement of "In The End" in the setlist, and the encore changing from "Best I Can" to "What You're Doing". This later setlist is virtually identical to the All The World's A Stage tracklist, with the only change being that the "Fly By Night-In The Mood-Something For Nothing" medley is listed earlier in the show (inserted between "Anthem" and "Lakeside Park"), possibly to conform to album sides. The earlier show, recorded in Seattle in March of '76, this tour poster from March supports the belief that Rush was in fact the headlining act, while this tour poster from June leaves no doubt. More importantly, it has been pointed out that Moog Taurus pedals are not present in the Seattle '76 recording; if recorded in October they would likely be present, as Rush were definitely using Moog pedals by then (if not throughout the entire All The World's A Stage tour), as seen in this live photo from October 26th taken two days before the October Seattle show (the pedals are seen on the floor next to Geddy's mic). Lastly, although not as conclusive, during the Seattle recording, "In The End" preceded "By-tor And The Snowdog", whereas by the later May recording it immediately followed "By-tor", a position it would regularly hold in the setlist on multiple tours until it was last played on the Signals warm up tour. Headlining sets: March 26(?), 1976: Seattle, WashingtonBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingIn The EndBy-Tor and the Snow DogWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: Best I Can May 30, 1976: Nelson Center. Springfield, IllinoisBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (with abbreviated Discovery, minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingBy-Tor and the Snow DogIn The EndWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: What You're DoingThe applause and crowd noise fades pretty much seamlessly in places where it wouldn't if that was the setlist for the night. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
savagegrace26 Posted October 10, 2014 Author Share Posted October 10, 2014 If medleys count as one song: Lakeside Park2112ByTorIn The End[Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum Solo] I don't think All the World's a Stage is an accurate setlist... There are only two unofficial recordings of this tour in circulation; both are headlining shows, with the only difference being the placement of "In The End" in the setlist, and the encore changing from "Best I Can" to "What You're Doing". This later setlist is virtually identical to the All The World's A Stage tracklist, with the only change being that the "Fly By Night-In The Mood-Something For Nothing" medley is listed earlier in the show (inserted between "Anthem" and "Lakeside Park"), possibly to conform to album sides. The earlier show, recorded in Seattle in March of '76, this tour poster from March supports the belief that Rush was in fact the headlining act, while this tour poster from June leaves no doubt. More importantly, it has been pointed out that Moog Taurus pedals are not present in the Seattle '76 recording; if recorded in October they would likely be present, as Rush were definitely using Moog pedals by then (if not throughout the entire All The World's A Stage tour), as seen in this live photo from October 26th taken two days before the October Seattle show (the pedals are seen on the floor next to Geddy's mic). Lastly, although not as conclusive, during the Seattle recording, "In The End" preceded "By-tor And The Snowdog", whereas by the later May recording it immediately followed "By-tor", a position it would regularly hold in the setlist on multiple tours until it was last played on the Signals warm up tour. Headlining sets: March 26(?), 1976: Seattle, WashingtonBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingIn The EndBy-Tor and the Snow DogWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: Best I Can May 30, 1976: Nelson Center. Springfield, IllinoisBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (with abbreviated Discovery, minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingBy-Tor and the Snow DogIn The EndWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: What You're DoingThe applause and crowd noise fades pretty much seamlessly in places where it wouldn't if that was the setlist for the night. That can be done during mixing. Here's the setlist from one of the nights that it was recorded. Someone else may have more info. http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/rush/1976/massey-hall-toronto-on-canada-53db0f71.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Narps Posted October 10, 2014 Share Posted October 10, 2014 If medleys count as one song: Lakeside Park2112ByTorIn The End[Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum Solo] I don't think All the World's a Stage is an accurate setlist... There are only two unofficial recordings of this tour in circulation; both are headlining shows, with the only difference being the placement of "In The End" in the setlist, and the encore changing from "Best I Can" to "What You're Doing". This later setlist is virtually identical to the All The World's A Stage tracklist, with the only change being that the "Fly By Night-In The Mood-Something For Nothing" medley is listed earlier in the show (inserted between "Anthem" and "Lakeside Park"), possibly to conform to album sides. The earlier show, recorded in Seattle in March of '76, this tour poster from March supports the belief that Rush was in fact the headlining act, while this tour poster from June leaves no doubt. More importantly, it has been pointed out that Moog Taurus pedals are not present in the Seattle '76 recording; if recorded in October they would likely be present, as Rush were definitely using Moog pedals by then (if not throughout the entire All The World's A Stage tour), as seen in this live photo from October 26th taken two days before the October Seattle show (the pedals are seen on the floor next to Geddy's mic). Lastly, although not as conclusive, during the Seattle recording, "In The End" preceded "By-tor And The Snowdog", whereas by the later May recording it immediately followed "By-tor", a position it would regularly hold in the setlist on multiple tours until it was last played on the Signals warm up tour. Headlining sets: March 26(?), 1976: Seattle, WashingtonBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingIn The EndBy-Tor and the Snow DogWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: Best I Can May 30, 1976: Nelson Center. Springfield, IllinoisBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (with abbreviated Discovery, minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingBy-Tor and the Snow DogIn The EndWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: What You're DoingThese will do.... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
savagegrace26 Posted October 11, 2014 Author Share Posted October 11, 2014 This looks good from Moving Pictures tour:The Camera EyeYYZ/Drum Solo/YYZBroon's Bane/The TreesXanaduThe Spirit Of Radio Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
len(songs) Posted October 11, 2014 Share Posted October 11, 2014 If medleys count as one song: Lakeside Park2112ByTorIn The End[Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum Solo] I don't think All the World's a Stage is an accurate setlist... There are only two unofficial recordings of this tour in circulation; both are headlining shows, with the only difference being the placement of "In The End" in the setlist, and the encore changing from "Best I Can" to "What You're Doing". This later setlist is virtually identical to the All The World's A Stage tracklist, with the only change being that the "Fly By Night-In The Mood-Something For Nothing" medley is listed earlier in the show (inserted between "Anthem" and "Lakeside Park"), possibly to conform to album sides. The earlier show, recorded in Seattle in March of '76, this tour poster from March supports the belief that Rush was in fact the headlining act, while this tour poster from June leaves no doubt. More importantly, it has been pointed out that Moog Taurus pedals are not present in the Seattle '76 recording; if recorded in October they would likely be present, as Rush were definitely using Moog pedals by then (if not throughout the entire All The World's A Stage tour), as seen in this live photo from October 26th taken two days before the October Seattle show (the pedals are seen on the floor next to Geddy's mic). Lastly, although not as conclusive, during the Seattle recording, "In The End" preceded "By-tor And The Snowdog", whereas by the later May recording it immediately followed "By-tor", a position it would regularly hold in the setlist on multiple tours until it was last played on the Signals warm up tour. Headlining sets: March 26(?), 1976: Seattle, WashingtonBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingIn The EndBy-Tor and the Snow DogWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: Best I Can May 30, 1976: Nelson Center. Springfield, IllinoisBastille DayAnthemLakeside Park2112 (with abbreviated Discovery, minus Oracle)Fly By NightIn The MoodSomething For NothingBy-Tor and the Snow DogIn The EndWorking ManFinding My WayDrum SoloEncore: What You're DoingThese will do....Yes, those would be my choices from that set as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
apetersvt Posted October 11, 2014 Share Posted October 11, 2014 Three Options ATWAS Tour - June 1, 772112XanaduSomething For NothingBy-TorNecromancer AFTK TourBy TorXanaduAFTKSomething For NothingCygnus X1 PeW warmup tourXanadutSoRTreesCygnus X1Hemispheres(By Tor is before Xanadu so if this were to turn into a six song block, it would be the clear winner) If I had to choose, I would go with the first. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Disk98 Posted October 11, 2014 Share Posted October 11, 2014 Red BarchettaYYZLimelightThe Camera EyeWitch Hunt (from the Time Machine Tour—and yes, WH > TS) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LocalsBandGuy Posted October 12, 2014 Share Posted October 12, 2014 YYZScarsWar PaintMission Tom Sawyer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sdhonda Posted October 12, 2014 Share Posted October 12, 2014 Off the top of my head I will go with: 2112 Overture/TemplesLa Villa StrangiatoBy-TorXanaduWorking Man from R30... This thread is over. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Geddy's Soul Patch Posted October 12, 2014 Share Posted October 12, 2014 From the Hemispheres tour:XanaduSomething for NothingThe TreesCygnus X-1Cygnus X-1 Book II 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
losingit2k Posted October 12, 2014 Share Posted October 12, 2014 from Moving Pictures tour: The Camera EyeYYZ/Drum Solo/YYZBroon's Bane/The TreesXanaduThe Spirit Of Radio :haz: :rush: :haz: 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bathory Posted October 15, 2014 Share Posted October 15, 2014 there have been countless great 5 song blocks throughout rush history 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fraroc Posted October 15, 2014 Share Posted October 15, 2014 1."Subdivisions"2."The Big Money"3."Force Ten"4."Grand Designs"5."Middletown Dreams"6."Territories" I did six because I felt like it :) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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