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What i never realized till i started listening to boots was just how much Time stand Still was played before it was dropped for a while with T4E tour. Just an observation but it was a pleasant surprise. As i love that song.

 

Mick

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What i never realized till i started listening to boots was just how much Time stand Still was played before it was dropped for a while with T4E tour. Just an observation but it was a pleasant surprise. As i love that song.

 

Mick

 

Maybe they'll bring it back for this Tour, who knows?

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Got to be the Power Windows tour. Anybody have a link to that set list?

 

The Spirit of Radio (with "Three Stooges theme" intro)

Limelight

The Big Money

New World Man (dropped sometime after 4/22/86)

Subdivisions

Manhattan Project

Middletown Dreams

Witch Hunt (not played opening night, added 12/5/85 following Territories & The Weapon, would move to follow Middletown Dreams beginning 12/12/85)

Red Sector A

Closer To The Heart

Marathon

The Trees

Mystic Rhythms

Distant Early Warning

Territories

(The Weapon, only played first two nights)

YYZ

Drum Solo

Red Lenses

Tom Sawyer

Encore: 2112 (Overture/Temples of Syrinx)

Grand Designs

In The Mood

 

I absolutely love the song but Grand Designs sucks as an encore tune.

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What i never realized till i started listening to boots was just how much Time stand Still was played before it was dropped for a while with T4E tour. Just an observation but it was a pleasant surprise. As i love that song.

 

Mick

 

Maybe they'll bring it back for this Tour, who knows?

 

Or maybe play Open Secrets instead.

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What i never realized till i started listening to boots was just how much Time stand Still was played before it was dropped for a while with T4E tour. Just an observation but it was a pleasant surprise. As i love that song.

 

Mick

 

Maybe they'll bring it back for this Tour, who knows?

 

Or maybe play Open Secrets instead.

 

I would love to hear Open Secrets :)

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What i never realized till i started listening to boots was just how much Time stand Still was played before it was dropped...

I came to expect it and hope it makes the R40 cut.

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For me , nothing beats the "Permanent Waves" tour setlist. Although the Cygnus songs were abbreviated , you got "Natural Science" , "Jacob's Ladder" and the almost full "2112" song in there. Can't be more epic than that. I dream that somewhere there is a pro shot Permanent Waves tour video that will see the light of day.
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I saw P/G, PoW, HYF, Presto (twice), RTB, & CA. My best seats were for HYF so I'm going with that setlist. Edited by dtpoet
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I just want to hear full By-tor and the snow dog, as well as both books of Cygnus.

 

So I guess I want the ATWAS set list for the first set. Then the Hemispheres setlist for set II.

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Rush In Rio, while doesn't have amazing sound, has a damn awesome setlist. I mean, come on, Ceiling Unlimited was played once a while, and Between Sun & Moon + Vital Signs got played.
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I'm real partial to the Signals setlist. Wish I'd seen the tour.

 

 

 

For later career Time Machine

 

 


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In chronological order:

 

Permanent Waves Tour

Grace Under Pressure Tour

Test For Echo Tour

Vapor Trails Tour

Snakes And Arrows Tour

Clockwork Angels Tour

* First set of R40

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Might add I love T4E set as well. I like the album much more than most plus 2112 in its entirety.
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Might add I love T4E set as well. I like the album much more than most plus 2112 in its entirety.

That was a fantastic setlist, and the first if the "Evening with..." format. RUSH really delivered on the T4E, VT and Time Machine tours. IMO, S&A was weighed down by the long stretch of new material that seemed to suck the area out of both shows I saw. When Subdivisions followed those songs and the crowds seemed to erupt in a collective "Thank God!". :LOL:

 

I did get to see them front row on S&A, which was epic. Digital man - EntreNous - Mission - Freewill was a great run of songs.

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Might add I love T4E set as well. I like the album much more than most plus 2112 in its entirety.

That was a fantastic setlist, and the first if the "Evening with..." format. RUSH really delivered on the T4E, VT and Time Machine tours. IMO, S&A was weighed down by the long stretch of new material that seemed to suck the area out of both shows I saw. When Subdivisions followed those songs and the crowds seemed to erupt in a collective "Thank God!". :LOL:

 

I did get to see them front row on S&A, which was epic. Digital man - EntreNous - Mission - Freewill was a great run of songs.

 

Because of those various factors, I hold T4E very very high on the list...

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IMO, S&A was weighed down by the long stretch of new material that seemed to suck the area out of both shows I saw. When Subdivisions followed those songs and the crowds seemed to erupt in a collective "Thank God!". :LOL:

 

Wow, all of that preaching by Neil not only didn't seem to get through, but actually had the opposite effect of his intentions. ;)

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IMO, S&A was weighed down by the long stretch of new material that seemed to suck the area out of both shows I saw. When Subdivisions followed those songs and the crowds seemed to erupt in a collective "Thank God!". :LOL:

 

Wow, all of that preaching by Neil not only didn't seem to get through, but actually had the opposite effect of his intentions. ;)

To me, the lyrics on Snakes were fine, but they really needed to change tempos on some of the songs, or at least trim the album by a few. Do that, and you probs got one of the best Rush albums post-HYF.
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Why such different fortunes and fates?

Some are blessed and some are cursed

Some live behind iron gates

While others see only the worst

 

 

Neil demonstrating more of a real life world view.

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IMO, S&A was weighed down by the long stretch of new material that seemed to suck the area out of both shows I saw. When Subdivisions followed those songs and the crowds seemed to erupt in a collective "Thank God!". :LOL:

 

Wow, all of that preaching by Neil not only didn't seem to get through, but actually had the opposite effect of his intentions. ;)

To me, the lyrics on Snakes were fine, but they really needed to change tempos on some of the songs, or at least trim the album by a few. Do that, and you probs got one of the best Rush albums post-HYF.

As an EP with Far Cry and the instrumentals it would have moved up to 19th by itself from T19 (18 if you don't count Feedback.)

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Signals, definitely. I was 7 years old and wouldn't discover them for nine more years.

But every one is a winner on this list.

 

https://www.setlist.fm/stats/average-setlist/rush-13d6dd1d.html?year=1982

 

R30 looked pretty good too. Sorry that I skipped it.

 

My last show, on S & A, they sounded great, but it was outside, in the daylight, and with 7 new S & A songs in a row, which kind of killed it for everybody.

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Definitely MP for me, if not PW.

 

Alas my first Rush gig was the Signals tour so I just missed out!

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