Twilight Zone & The Necromancer from Lisner Auditorium, Washington, District Of Columbia, USA April 17, 1977

[gestet2112]

RUSH - WE HAVE ASSUMED CONTROL

 

Published on Mar 23, 2013

 

Lisner Auditorium, Washington, District Of Columbia, USA

 

April 17, 1977

 

Bastille Day

Anthem

Lakeside Park

2112

Twilight Zone

Something for Nothing

By-Tor and the Snow Dog

The Necromancer

In the End

Working Man / Finding My Way / Drum Solo

Fly By Night

In the Mood

What You're Doing

Best I Can

 

Twilight Zone @ 32:27 & The Necromancer @ 51:46. The end of By Tor & start of The Necromancer were cut off in this recording.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvVZBHADB3M

[peter_heijnen]

THX!! :)

 

:Alex: :Neil: :geddy:

Edited March 27, 2013 by peter_heijnen

[Tommy Sawyer]

Good stuff, but it might get more attention in the Different Stages section, which is specifically for bootlegs/live recordings. :)

[ytserush]

One of the better recordings of the tour that has surfaced and certainly a unique show.

[Animate]

I listened to this today, before seeing your post! You are right- It is really good. And, of course have the By-Tor beginning with the Necromancer ending is always cool!

 

The version of "In the End" on it is really unusual. It has both (I think) Alex and Geddy singing together during the intro, almost as if they were testing out the idea of some sort of harmonizing.. hmmm... and when Geddy says "one, two, buckle my shoe" his voice is really distorted like the chipmunks or something.

[Sir Lerxst]

In the End: Sounds more like Geddy has an octave effect on his vocals. They were probably getting into all sorts of new fangled effects processing at the time - hence the 'chipmunked' phrase 'one, two, buckle-my-shoe'.