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I would like to find out how much of this is from the Heavy Horses Anniversary edition. I'll likely get it but still need to balance how much new material to justify the $. A little surprised they chose to re-visit Bursting Out as Heavy Horses really seemed to cover it.

JETHRO TULL/ CD 1 Claude Nobs – Introduction by Claude Nobs (Live) [2024 Remaster] No Lullaby (Live) [2024 Remaster] Sweet Dream (Live) [2024 Remaster] Skating Away (On the Thin Ice of the New Day) [Live] [2024 Remaster] Jack-in-the-Green (Live) [2024 Remaster] One Brown Mouse (Live) [2024 Remaster] Heavy Horses (Live) [2024 Remaster] A New Day Yesterday (Live) [2024 Remaster] Flute Solo Improvisation / God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen / Bouree (Medley) [Live] [2024 Remaster] Living in the Past (Live) Songs from the Wood (Live) [2024 Remaster] No Lullaby (Live) Sweet Dream (Live) Heavy Horses (Live) Botanic Man (Live) 4.W.D (Low Ratio) [Live] CD 2 Thick As a Brick (Live) [2024 Remaster] Hunting Girl (Live) [2024 Remaster] Too Old to Rock ‘n’ Roll: Too Young to Die! (Live) [2024 Remaster] Conundrum (Live) [2024 Remaster] Minstrel In The Gallery (Live) [2024 Remaster] Cross-Eyed Mary (Live) [2024 Remaster] Quatrain (Live) [2024 Remaster] Aqualung (Live) [2024 Remaster] Locomotive Breath (Live) [2024 Remaster] The Dambusters March (Live) [2024 Remaster] Conundrum (Live) Quatrain (Live) The Dambusters March (Live) CD 3 Sweet Dream Fanfare (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Sweet Dream (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) One Brown Mouse (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Heavy Horses (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Thick As a Brick (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) No Lullaby (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Flute Solo Improvisation (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Songs From the Wood (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Quatrain (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Aqualung (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Locomotive Breath (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) The Dambusters March (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) A Single Man (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Too Old to Rock ‘n’ Roll: Too Old to Die! (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) My God (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) Cross-Eyed Mary (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) DVD 1 Claude Nobs – Introduction by Claude Nobs (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] No Lullaby (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Sweet Dream (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Skating Away (On the Thin Ice of the New Day) [Live] [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Jack-in-the-Green (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] One Brown Mouse (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Heavy Horses (Live) [96/24 Stereo] A New Day Yesterday (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Flute Solo Improvisation / God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen / Bourée (Medley) [Live] [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Living in the Past (Live) [96/24 Stereo] Songs from the Wood (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] No lullaby (Live) [96/24 Stereo] Sweet Dream (Live) [96/24 Stereo] Heavy Horses (Live) [96/24 Stereo] Botanic Man (Live) [96/24 Stereo] 4.W.D (Low Ratio) [Live] [96/24 Stereo] Claude Nobs – Introduction by Claude Nobs (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] No Lullaby (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Sweet Dream (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Skating Away (On the Thin Ice of the New Day) [Live] [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Jack-in-the-Green (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] One Brown Mouse (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Heavy Horses (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] A New Day Yesterday (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Flute Solo Improvisation / God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen / Bourée (Medley) [Live] [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Living in the Past (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Songs from the Wood (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] No lullaby (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Sweet Dream (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Heavy Horses (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Botanic Man (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] 4.W.D (Low Ratio) [Live] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] No Lullaby (Live) [Flat Transfer] Sweet Dream (Live) [Flat Transfer] Skating Away (On the Thin Ice of the New Day) [Live] [Flat Transfer] Jack-in-the-Green (Live) [Flat Transfer] One Brown Mouse (Live) [Flat Transfer] A New Day Yesterday (Live) [Flat Transfer] Flute Solo Improvisation / God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen / Bourée (Medley) [Live] [Flat Transfer] Songs from the Wood (Live) [Flat Transfer] Thick As A Brick (Live) [Flat Transfer] DVD 2 Thick As A Brick (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Hunting Girl (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Too Old To Rock ‘n’ Roll: Too Young To Die! (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Conundrum (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Minstrel In The Gallery (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Cross-Eyed Mary (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Quatrain (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Aqualung (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Locomotive Breath (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] The Dambusters March (Live) [2024 Remaster] [96/24 Stereo] Conundrum (Live) [96/24 Stereo Quatrain (Live) [96/24 Stereo] The Dambusters March (Live) [96/24 Stereo] Thick As A Brick (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Hunting Girl (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Too Old To Rock ‘n’ Roll: Too Young To Die! (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Conundrum (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Minstrel In The Gallery (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Cross-Eyed Mary (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Quatrain (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Aqualung (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Locomotive Breath (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] The Dambusters March (Live) [2024 Remaster] [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Conundrum (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Quatrain (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] The Dambusters March (Live) [DD & DTS 5.1 Surround] Hunting Girl (Live) [Flat Transfer] Too Old To Rock ‘n’ Roll: Too Young To Die! (Live) [Flat Transfer] Conundrum (Live) [Flat Transfer] Minstrel In The Gallery (Live) [Flat Transfer] Cross-Eyed Mary (Live) [Flat Transfer] Quatrain (Live) [Flat Transfer] Aqualung (Live) [Flat Transfer] Locomotive Breath (Live) [Flat Transfer] The Dambusters March (Live) [Flat Transfer] DVD 3 Sweet Dream Fanfare (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Sweet Dream (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) One Brown Mouse (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Heavy Horses (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Thick As A Brick (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) No Lullaby (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Songs From The Wood (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Quatrain (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Aqualung (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Locomotive Breath (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) The Dambusters March (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) A Single Man (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Too Old Too Rock ‘n’ Roll: Too Old To Die! (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) My God (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video) Cross-Eyed Mary (Live at Madison Square Garden October 1978) (Music Video)

Maybe The Tragically Hip

Guy Cabellero and Count Floyd were my faves and his excellent Floyd Robertson

Big time - Motley Crue would later carry on the tradition

I like Dynasty, it was a perfect follow-up to the 4 solo records. Dirt Livin' is batter than anything found on that dreadful Peter Criss solo record. I don't think of Dynasty as an underrated record. It had a massive hit on it and Kiss was still at the tail end of their massive popularity era. The Elder is the album I think of as under-rated. Ignored by radio, not sure they even toured with that record. That Unmasked stinker is easily my least favorite KISS album from the original line-up maybe overall, but there are a few albums post make-up era that I've never heard (Carnival of Souls/Monster/Sonic Boom). Overrated Kiss albums to me are Love Gun and Rock and Roll Over. Massively popular records at the time, I think still regarded as great KISS records by their Army, but I would have to drop half the songs from each to make a really good single album from the both of them Rock and Roll Over/Love Gun Compilation Side One I Want You Take Me Calling Doctor Love Mr. Speed Makin' Love Side Two I Stole Your Love Shock Me Love Gun Almost Human Plaster Caster there, that's a pretty decent Kiss record - and no Peter Criss songs, so Peter would have been plenty pissed

another fantastic, amazing incredible Rush sighting @ 5:51

Tears instead of The Twilight Zone for sure

I'd like to hear Stern interview Geddy. Stern has the ability to conduct very goo interviews and this book clearly shows Howard sees Rush in a different light. Not normally Stern's kind of music but Howard will turn for or against you if there's something he likes or dislikes personally about someone. I think he liked Pink Floyd until Waters criticized Israel. Stern's one of those Bruce Springsteen/Bo Jovi fans - Rush isn't going to be something he can understand. He claims to know "all the songs" but what he knows is The Spirit of Radio and Tom Sawyer and since those songs aren't about sex/cars or in 4/4, he rejects them.

David Bowie - 1980 Floor Show. I played that "Dollars in Drag" vinyl boot to death back in the eighties. Now YT has the original Midnight Special show in near perfect quality. I miss the comedy bits that TAKRL put in between the songs though

A guy who loves music and has a pretty decent YT channel with other guys who love the music that we do. I like Sea of Tranquility and think ol Pete delivers his thoughts without being obnoxious about it. Dude must have a crazy large cd collection. I like when he has Martin Popoff on, very informative. Odd thing with Popoff, we like a lot of the same bands but seemingly for very different reasons

My ear and technical musical knowledge isn't as good as yours so I don't really notice the tempo changes in ESL. I'll just say that I don't think they had lots and lots of MP live shows to choose from for the ESL album. My guess is that all 3 Toronto shows and the Montreal show were recorded multi-track. The only other MP show recording we have confirmation on is the Edmonton show June 25th, and I don't know if that's a multitrack recording or just a board tape. Having listened to a fair bit of live recordings from MP tour and editing compilations using various performances stitched together and then trying to sync that to video, I found Rush's tempos very consistent. Now the Signals tour... whoa, that's a different story

Ok I really tried to find an all encompassing "Rush sighting" thread but failed, but this sighting is far too important to let it pass by. Second album from the top of the stack of albums that Neiman is holding 3:40 into the video

1976 Presence - Led Zeppelin Station to Station - David Bowie Rocks - Aerosmith 1977 Animals - Pink Floyd High Class in Borrowed Shoes - Max Webster On Stage - Rainbow 1978 Hemispheres - Rush Van Halen - Van Halen Heavy Horses - Jethro Tull (Although I think this is peak year for the 70's double live album that I love so much, so I could easily have 3 double live records as my faves) 1979 Triumph - Just A Game An Act of Goddo - Goddo Teenage Head - Teenage Head (went all Canadian here) 1980 Permanent Waves - Rush Women and Children First - Van Halen Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath 1981 Moving Pictures - Rush You Are What You Is - Frank Zappa World's Apart - Saga 1982 The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden Blackout - Scorpions Screaming for Vengeance - Judas Priest 1983 Da Da - Alice Cooper Holy Diver - Dio Queensryche - Quennsryche (technically an EP but man I played it to death) 1984 Ride the Lightning - Metallica Thing Fish - Frank Zappa Powerslave - Iron Maiden 1985 Power Windows - Rush The Last Command - WASP Misplaced Childhood - Marillion I started in 1976 because that's the first year I started buying albums I tried not to just automatically list a Rush album for every year - but I could have

Probably, but if they're not listed and maybe you have to search for them, makes it a bit more interesting. Like Nevermind had that unlisted track way after the album proper was over, or The X-Files soundtrack where you had to hit pause on your cd player and then search backwards to discover the "secret" track. But yeah bonus tracks on every edition of a new album kinda pointless yikes - should have re-read my post before submitting - edited for terrible goofs

If you haven't hard this yet, here is something that will make up for Live Magnetic Air falling a little short Check this set list out 1) Charmonium (tape) 2) High Class in Borrowed Shoes 3) Oh War! 4) Here Among the Cats 5) In Context of the Moon 6) Gravity 7) Coming Off the Moon 8) Diamonds Diamonds 9) Toronto Tontos 10) Rain Child 11) Astonish Me 12) Waterline 13) The Party 14) Beyond the Moon 15) Hangover 16) America's Veins 17) Let Your Man Fly 18) Research (at Beach Resorts)

Didn't see this anywhere here but didn't want to start a new thread. Geddy on PBS News Hour

He had a long career. I remember when they did a push to get popular overseas in the early eighties and kind of marketed as a heavy rock/metal band. They were not. They were a rock band with some heavy moments and much more softer moments. Electric Jewels and Stand Back were my favourite records. Harder Faster too. Too much so-so material for me to put them in a top tier level, still a Canadian Rock legend. Thanks for the music Myles, you were a good one

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my ears are burning

Love them, one of my all time faves. Small discography. 5 studio albums, 1 single live album and 1 best of released shortly after the band's demise. Pye's lyrics were a bit Beefheartesque which is not for all tastes but I loved them. Not a bad record in the bunch. A couple of years ago the fellow who runs maxwebsterlive.ca had a treasure trove of live board tapes, unreleased studio material and audience recordings and shared them. What a gift he gave to all of us fans. There was enough unreleased songs included in those tapes that would make up another 3 maybe 4 studio records. A little bit of prog, a little Zappa, a little Beefheart and a lot of Canadiana High Class in Borrowed Shoes is generally considered their best album but all 5 records have plenty to offer

I haven't watched any of these things but I have enjoyed the CBC interviews he has done - that's all I need. I just went to TicketMaster for the Massey Hall event and first off, am surprised it's being held at such a large venue and then completely blown away at the prices of tickets from $120 up to $600 for front row - not re-sale. Yikes. This is the kind of thing I might have considered if it was at the local bookstore and free