Rash/Rarities 1974-1984

In the popular title “RARITIES ’74-’84”, which collects rare TV footage and professional shot live footage from 1974, when the album debuted, to 1984, there is a newly discovered “St. Catharines, ON,” Newly released with additional recording of “Canada 4.1.1974”. This is the definitive title packed with over 2 hours of professional shot footage of the early rush. The video “St. Catharines~”, which is considered to be the oldest new excavation (exactly one month after Flash’s Rush announcement), still appears to have John Rutsey on the drums. The heavy, hard driving, bluesy and thrilling performance is amazing. He probably retired soon after this. However, I was already playing “Best I Can” from my 2ND album “Night Flight” released the following year, and I must have felt a little disappointed because I was full of enthusiasm and was just about to do it. There are also rare footage from the first 10 years after Rush’s debut, including studio sessions, live shows with a stormy audience, normal live shows, interviews, performances after the introduction of synths, etc. are recorded in great detail. Also, the final tour has just ended. I’m sure you’ve seen the latest video, but how about adding this video, which can be said to be its origin, to enjoy all that Rush has to offer? The recording time will be 120 minutes. Laura Secord Secondary School, St. Catharines, ON, Canada 4.1.1974 Need Some Love / Before and After / Best I Can / I’ve Been Runnin’ / Bad Boy / The Loser / Working Man / In the Mood And much more tv & live footage