LaVillaStrangiatoESL

QUOTE (Animate @ Oct 18 2012, 09:53 AM)Isn't the best way to date Rush footage by Neil's kit? Here is an image: looks pre-ATWAS to me? But someone here probably knows better? http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o586/animate2112/MysteryBTLSFindingMyWay_zpsa552f8f1.png That's a good call actually, might actually revise what i originally said and say its definitely pre-AFTK, around about the time of ATWAS (as its the kit thats featured on the cover). Also there's a noticable lack of keyboards near Geddy. Yeah, would be nice to know if there's any more of that lurking around in the Rush vault. I'm sure they must have some material like that under lock and key (no pun intended ) Its puzzled me since i first saw the movie too. Just struck me as to how well shot it was (in colour no less!) making it better looking than the black and white 2112 tour footage thats already been released

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENpvQAUw3IA&feature=related 43:51 exactly in that, apologies for the other link

Anybody know where this footage is from (starts at 43:51 and ends at 44:13) as seen in the BTLS movie? Its only a very short excerpt, but it looks like a proshot clip from roughly 1977 and you can just hear that its 'Finding my Way'. I've never seen it before, is there any more in existence? It looks great! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...6-bCOBc#t=2631s

Read all your feedback and I have to say I agree with a few of you. First of all, I don't believe it was shot at a soundcheck. We all know Rush were capable of performing this sort of thing live, so they would gain nothing from recording a soundcheck. Also, I've heard bootleg tapes from the Moving Pictures tour, recorded from audience mics and they can cut it, theres no question. You raise a good point about cost, but theres a bit of evidence that leads me to believe it was all filmed. In the intro, when the Camera Eye is playing over footage of them setting up, it shows a shot of Alex doing a sort of Pete Townshend windmill on his guitar, footage that doesnt appear in the concert. Also, for the end credits, theres shots of Geddy jumping up in the air that doesnt appear anywhere else. (yeah i've watched it a lot ) It shows the cameras must have been there the whole time... I hope it will surface someday. I would also agree, would love to see the full GUP and ASOH concerts restored too. Just cant help but think that the hopes of seeing those are gone since nothing was added in the Replayx3 releases. Who knows?

My favourite concert video of all time, of any band, full stop. I've watched it more times than I dare to think of. There's only one thing about it that bugs me. The concert video does not contain the full performance from that night. It was filmed in Montreal on the Moving Pictures tour, a tour that many a fan would give a lot to have seen. This means that it's missing the following tracks which would have been played on that night: 2112 (Overture/Temples of Syrinx) Hemispheres: Prelude Beneath, Between and Behind The Camera Eye YYZ Broon's Bane The Spirit of Radio Vital Signs Natural Science Working Man Hemispheres (Armageddon) La Villa Strangiato Now I don't know about anyone else on here, but that list makes a die hard 74-85 era fan like me wish for a full release. Immediately! I understand that when it was oringially released on VHS back in the day they had to work around the constraints of the limits of capacity. This is why I was puzzled when the Replay x3 DVD releases came out with no additional content, even with the added capacity of DVD. They must have filmed the whole show. Anyone thinking the same? Anyone think they'll ever release the rest?