LiveBlues

I'm late to the party too. It sounds great! I can't wait for the album. Cygnus, thanks for your hard work on this.

QUOTE (R.G @ Oct 14 2005, 07:08 AM)Only one unofficial recording of this tour is in circulation, thus only one setlist is availalbe. It should be mentioned that the tracklist of All The World's A Stage is nearly identical to those performed in the known setlist, with "Fly By Night-Anthem-In The Mood" listed earlier in the show (after "Anthem", in place of "Lakeside Park"), possibly to conform to album sides. May 30, 1976: (only known setlist) Bastille Day Anthem Lakeside Park 2112 (with abbreviated Discovery, minus Oracle) Fly by Night In the Mood Something For Nothing By-Tor and the Snow Dog In The End Working Man Finding My Way Drum Solo Encore: What You're Doing i hope that helps I have a copy of this show: Date: October 25, 1976 Location: Paramount Theater, Seattle, Washington, USA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISC 1 Bastille Day 5:08 Anthem 5:04 Lakeside Park 4:20 2112 15:47 Fly By Night 2:04 In the Mood 3:02 Something for Nothing 3:51 Guitar and Drum Jam 3:10 <--- Alex plays the blues (I added this comment) In the End 6:42 By-Tor and the Snow Dog 12:11 Working Man / Finding My Way / Drum Solo 14:32 Best I Can 3:22 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Great thread so far! As one who has rediscovered Rush many times over the last 30 years, I can relate somewhat. It's easy to get sidetracked muscially, but oh so easy to get right back in the groove. I'm looking forward to each of your posts!