Rush/PA, USA 2015

RUSH, the hero of the rock world, summed up his 40-year history with the 2015 “R40 LIVE TOUR” and went into an eternal sleep. The video work that allows you to experience the scene of the last tour is back. This work was filmed on June 25, 2015: Philadelphia performance. It is a masterpiece audience shot that tells the whole story. Since this is the last tour for the heroes, our store has been reporting on various items in real time since the beginning. This is also a time when there is a renewed focus on Neil Peart’s death, so let’s organize your collection according to the dates at that time. ・May 8th “TULSA 2015” ・May 10th: Lincoln Performance ・May 12th “ST. PAUL 2015” ・May 14th – June 8th (10 performances) ・June 10th “FIRST NIAGARA” CENTER 2015” ・June 12th + 14th (2 performances) ・June 17th + 18th: Toronto performance ← *Official video ・June 21st – July 23rd (13 performances) ・June 25th: Philadelphia Performances ←★This work★・June 27th: Phoenix performance・June 29th “MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 2015”・August 1st: Inglewood performance In total, 35 performances. Speaking of this tour, the official work “R40 LIVE” is the symbol, but that work was a show in his hometown of Toronto. The Philadelphia performance of this work was a concert one week later. This work, which records such a show, is a masterpiece video that was famous at the time. As mentioned above, the first day video “TULSA 2015” and the third day video “ST. He gave it to me. However, although the image and sound quality of both films were satisfactory, the angles were either too close or too slanted. Particularly for this tour, the screen footage that gives you a sense of the band’s history is an important highlight, but sometimes it didn’t fit on the screen or was difficult to see at an angle. In comparison, this work maintains the super quality of image and sound quality, and is very easy to see from a suitable distance angle. Although it is slightly to the right rather than directly in front of you, you can see the screen image straight on without distortion. You can clearly see the animation at the beginning of Parts 1 and 2, the comedian introducing the band while waiting for the encore, the footage of them saying goodbye after the show, and the characters on each album jacket moving around. Furthermore, since the shots were taken with a full view of the stage, the highlights, such as the washing machine installation in “Headlong Flight”, were captured more perfectly than in “TULSA 2015” and “ST. PAUL 2015″. This work, which was both high quality and had easy-to-see angles, was praised as “Tour No. 1” at the time. However, this does not mean that there are no drawbacks, and the screen freezes in some places. Each of them lasts from a few seconds to 30 seconds, but in total there are about 6 still images (the audio is smooth with no interruptions). That said, even a full show lasts about 2 minutes in total. It is a masterpiece that lasts for 2 hours and 46 minutes in total, so you can enjoy the best experience in over 90% of the parts, and the visuals are so beautiful that even these shortcomings are so fulfilling that you don’t care. This work, which is of such high quality, is an ultra-luxurious set list that condenses 40 years of history. For the “R40 LIVE TOUR,” we basically prepared two types of setlists, and with some arrangements added, we changed the songs depending on the day. It is different from the official work “R40 LIVE”, so let’s compare and organize it. Part 1 (2012 → 1982)・CLOCKWORK ANGELS: The Anarchist/Clockwork Angels (★)/Headlong Flight・SNAKES & ARROWS: Far Cry/The Main Monkey Business・VAPOR TRAILS: One Little Victory (★)・COUNTERPARTS: Animate ・ROLL THE BONES: Roll The Bones ・GRACE UNDER PRESSURE: Distant Early Warning (★) ・SIGNALS: Subdivisions Part 2 (1981→197) ・MOVING PICTURES: Tom Sawyer/YYZ ・PERMANENT WAVES: The Spirit of Radio /Natural Science/Jacob’s Ladder・HEMISPHERES: Hemispheres Prelude/Cygnus X-1・A FAREWELL TO KINGS: Closer To The Heart/Xanadu・2112:2112 Encore (1975→1974)・CARESS OF STEEL: Lakeside Park・FLY BY NIGHT: Anthem・RUSH: What You’re Doing/Working Man *Note: Songs marked with a “★” cannot be seen on “R40 LIVE”… and so on. It is the same as “ST. PAUL 2015”, the third performance of the tour, and you can also enjoy “Clockwork Angels”, “One Little Victory” and “Distant Early Warning”, which were not performed in the official video. Once again, the quality of this work is absolutely perfect. The image quality is super clear, even the flickering of the flames burning on the screen, and the audio is also excellent, with rave reviews calling it “like a soundboard.” With its high quality, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the stage, the members’ own performances, and animations full of historical tidbits, and you can get a sense of the scene that you can’t get from official videos. Four and a half years have passed since this show, and we have also lost Neil Peart. At that time, we were watching this work to relieve the frustration of not being able to experience the “R40 LIVE TOUR”, but now we want to heal the feeling of loss that cannot be filled. This is an essential piece for that purpose. Live at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA. USA 25th June 2015 AMAZING SHOT!!! Disc 1(67:38) 1. Video Intro (The World is … The World is) 2. The Anarchist 3. Clockwork Angels 4 Headlong Flight 5. Far Cry 6. The Main Monkey Business 7. One Little Victory 8. Animate 9. Roll The Bones 10. Distant Early Warning 11. Subdivisions Disc 2(97:41) 1. Video Intro (No Country for Old Hens) 2. Tom Sawyer 3. YYZ 4. The Spirit of Radio 5. Natural Science 6. Jacob’s Ladder 7. Hemispheres Prelude 8. Cygnus X-1 9. Closer To The Heart 10. Xanadu 11. 2112(Overture/The Temples of Syrinx/Presentation/Grand Finale) Encore 12. Video Intro (Mel’s Rock Pile starring Eugene Levy) 13. Lakeside Park 14. Anthem 15. What You’re Doing 16. Working Man 17. Video: Exit Stage Left COLOUR NTSC Approx. 166min.