Attention

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Update

All SHN and FLAC files now can be any other kind of file, I learned to convert! Thats a small update for you.

Update

Hello, its Vaughn speaking. I'm saying I cannot currently burn DVD's because I am having troubles burning the DVD's, simple as that. I am not going out of trading, I just cannot trade DVDs as of this moment, I can trade anything else. Another thing, I changed e-mails. Here is my new e-mail: vaughnrush@hotmail.com so don't hesitate to e-mail me.

Organized list

Here is a more organized list. Its by the date, so this might be a little easier for you to navigate than my last post here, so enjoy!

Rush Dates:

August 14, 1974 At the Civic Center Remastered (AUD C+)
August 14, 1974 Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down (AUD Ver. 1 B ver 2. C-)
August 26, 1974 The Fifth Order of Angels (FM A+)
November 01, 1974 Come in and Feel the Show (AUD B-)
November 19, 1974 Music is Paramount (AUD A-)
November 27, 1974 Rushian Whiskey 74 (AUD B/B+)
December 05, 1974 Electric Rush (FM A)
December 16, 1974 Finding Prime (FM A-)
December 16, 1974 Here Again At The Agora - Platinum Edition (FM A)

Fly By Night Dates:

March 19, 1975 Fly By Detroit (AUD C)
May 15, 1975 Bad Boys in Cleveland (FM A-)
June 25, 1975 In the Beginning (AUD B+)
June 25, 1975 Live Anthem 1975 (AUD B)

Caress of Steel Dates:

November 15, 1975 Stainless Steel (AUD B-)
November 15, 1975 Steel Breeze (AUD B-)
December 16, 1975 Lakeside Springfield (AUD C+)
January 10, 1976 Bastille Toronto (AUD C+/B-)

2112 Dates:

May 30, 1976 Tuning Man (SBD A-/B+)

All the Worlds a Stage Dates:

September 22, 1976 Bastille Nights (AUD B-)
October 25, 1976 By-tors Battle VCR 2.01 (SBD B+)
November 26, 1976 The Winterland (AUD C)
November 27, 1976 Tear the Temples Down (AUD B)
November 28, 1976 The Work of Gifted Hand Platinum Edition (AUD A+)
December 10, 1976 Out of hiding (PRO A-)
December 31, 1976 Auld Lang Syne (AUD B-/C+)
April 17, 1977 We Have Assumed Control (AUD B+)
April 22, 1977 Rons Vault Release #6 (AUD B)
May 10, 1977 You can trust your car to the man inside the star (AUD B+)
June 02, 1977 Sign of Eth (AUD B)
June 02, 1977 Summer Nights (AUD A-)
June 04, 1977 Thank you for your Warm Welcome (AUD B-)
June 11, 1977 Live in Newcastle, U.K. (AUD C)

A Farewell to Kings Dates:

September 28, 1977 Ron's Vault release #5 (AUD A-)
September 30, 1977 Short Takes (AUD B/B+)
October 20, 1977 The Magic Hall (AUD B)
November 12, 1977 The Art of Sound (AUD B+)
November 12, 1977 New York 1st Gen (AUD A-/A)
November 19, 1977 Live in Rochester, New York 1977 (AUD B-/B)
November 26, 1977 Lost Tapes (AUD C/C-)
December 10, 1977 The Sport of Kings (AUD B)
December 10, 1977 Canadian Bacon Platinum Edition (AUD A-)
December 10, 1977 Hollywood FM (SBD B/B+)
December 12, 1977 Three Hellions come to Frogtown (AUD B)
December 12, 1977 Cinderella Kings (AUD B+/A-)
December 12, 1977 3 at the Forum (AUD C+)
December 12, 1977 Fly in the Night (AUD F)
December 29, 1977 Kings on the Stage (AUD C+)
December 29, 1977 Toronto, ON 1977 (AUD B+/A-)
February 14, 1978 Drive 'til you die (AUD B)
February 16, 1978 Premium Export (AUD B-)
February 16, 1978 Premium Import (AUD B+/A-)
February 17, 1978 Castles in the Distance (AUD A-)
February 17, 1978 Where's That Tape? (AUD B/B+)
February 19, 1978 Waterproof (AUD B)
February 22, 1978 Sound and Fury (AUD B)
February 23, 1978 Nineteen Hundred And Seventy-Eight (AUD C+)
February 23, 1978 Manchester Master (AUD B+/A-)

Archives Dates:

May 10, 1978 Niagra Falls Revisited (AUD A-)
May 10, 1978 Niagra Falls (AUD B)
May 16, 1978 Ancient Archives (AUD C+)

Hemispheres Dates:

November 04, 1978 Waltz of Sherves (AUD A)
November 04, 1978 Rocinante Remastered Edition (AUD B+)
November 15, 1978 Looking Down From Olympus (AUD A-)
November 20, 1978 A Dessert Passage Platinum Edition (SBD A+)
November 20, 1978 Every Soul a Battlefield (SBD A-)
November 20, 1978 Cygnus Gold Edition (SBD A-)
November 20, 1978 Cygnus (SBD B)
November 20, 1978 A Desert Passage (SBD B+)
December 02, 1978 Buenas Nochas! Motor City (SBD A+)
December 02, 1978 Oak Oppression (SBD A-)
December 07, 1978 Rush in Milwaukee (AUD C)
December 14, 1978 Hemispheres from Chicago (AUD C+)
December 16, 1978 Fallen Trees Platinum Edition (AUD B+/A-)
December 29, 1978 Welcome back home (AUD B+/A-)
December 31, 1978 New Years Eve Bash 1978-1979 (AUD B-/B)
January 11, 1979 Live in Boston 1979 (AUD A)
January 21, 1979 Spinning in a Spectrum of Hemispheres (AUD C+)
February 03, 1979 Dedication Platinum Edtion (AUD B+)
March 10, 1979 Held Hostage in Hollywood (AUD A-)
April 04, 1979 Turn the Pages of History (AUD C+)
April 24, 1979 Belt up and Listen (AUD B-)
April 29, 1979 Fun in England (AUD B)
April 30, 1979 Armed with Sense and Liberty (AUD B+/A-)
May 02, 1979 Secret Empire (AUD B-)
May 05, 1979 Instant Attraction (AUD B)
May 18, 1979 Belgium 1979 (AUD C-)
May 23, 1979 Lost Circumstances (AUD B+)
May 23, 1979 Forgotten Kings (AUD B/B+)
May 24, 1979 A Passage to Oslo (AUD B+)
May 24, 1979 A Passage to Olso Platinum Edition (AUD A+)
May 25, 1979 Tivoli Gardens (AUD B/B+)
May 27, 1979 Invasion from Canada (AUD B/B+)
May 28, 1979 Black Forest (SBD A+)
June 04, 1979 A Right to Passage (SBD A-)

Tour of the Semi-spheres Dates:

August 22, 1979 Premature Waves (AUD C+)
August 31, 1979 Check this out (Semispheres Portion) (AUD C)
September 02, 1979 Preludes of the Future (AUD B-)
September 08, 1979 Practice makes Perfect (AUD B+)
September 12, 1979 Tour of the Semispheres (AUD B-)
September 12, 1979 Tour of the Semispheres Platinum Edition (AUD A-)
September 12, 1979 United the Allentown '79 Master (AUD A-)
September 12, 1979 Allentown Remastered (AUD A-/A)

Permanent Waves Dates:

January 20, 1980 The Spirit of Montreal (AUD B)
January 21, 1980 Distnat Overture (AUD B+)
January 26, 1980 National Sound (SBD B+/A-)
February 02, 1980 The Three Magicians (AUD B)
February 02, 1980 The Three Magicians-Remastered Edition (AUD B)
February 02, 1980 Timeless Wavelength Platinum Edition (AUD A-/A)
February 14, 1980 St. Louis '80 - Remaster Edition (SBD A+)
February 14, 1980 Taurus Pedals from Hell (SBD A)
February 14, 1980 The Spirit of St. Louis (SBD A-)
March 2, 1980 Raw source (AUD B-)
March 10, 1980 Setting the Course (AUD B/B+)
March 10, 1980 A Year Later & Another Hostage Released (AUD A-)
March 19, 1980 Permanent Tour (AUD B)
March 21, 1980 History in Ruins (AUD B/B+)
April 04, 1980 The Appliance of Science (AUD B/B+)
May 08, 1980 Freedom of Music (AUD B+)
May 20, 1980 Elm City Waves (AUD B-)
June 04, 1980 Permanent Hammersmith (AUD C+)
June 05, 1980 On the Bar (AUD A-)
June 05, 1980 Hammersmith Remastered (AUD A-/A)
June 06, 1980 Big Ben (AUD B+)
June 07, 1980 Rush of Hammersmith (AUD C/C-)
June 11, 1980 Live Glasgow Apollo '80 (AUD B-/B)
June 15, 1980 Generations Lost (AUD B-/C+)
June 20, 1980 Birmingham 1980 (AUD C)

Pre-Moving Pictures Dates:

September 16, 1980 Moving to Baton Rouge (AUD D)
September 26, 1980 First Contact (AUD B/B-)
September 30, 1980 Something Old, Something New (SBD A+/A)

Moving Pictures/Exit...Stage Left Dates:

February 26, 1981 Moving Chicago (AUD C-)
March 01, 1981 Exit...Stage Right (AUD A-)
March 01, 1981 Chicago, IL 3-1-81 - The Definitive Edition (AUD A+)
March 23, 1981 Toronto's Last Stand 1 (AUD B)
March 24, 1981 Toronto's Last Stand 2 (AUD B+)
March 24, 1981 Living in the Limelight (AUD A-)
March 25, 1981 Toronto's Last Stand 3 (AUD B+)
March 27, 1981 Red Barchetta (SBD A)
March 27, 1981 Red Star of the Solar Federation (SBD A+)
April 04, 1981 Pictures of Phoenix (AUD B+/A-)
April 12, 1981 For What its Worth Platinum Edition (AUD B+)
April 19, 1981 Closer to the Magic (AUD B+/A-)
May 17, 1981 Live in Largo 1981 (AUD B)
May 18, 1981 Picture This (AUD B+)
May 22, 1981 Philidalphia Signs (AUD B+)
May 24, 1981 Streets of Diversity (AUD A-)
May 24, 1981 Short Takes (AUD B/B+)
June 05, 1981 Mechanicl Music (AUD B-)
June 06, 1981 Exit the Warrior (AUD B)
June 14, 1981 Moving Stage (AUD A-)
June 16, 1981 Anaheim, CA 6-16-81 - The Definitive Edition (AUD A+)
June 16, 1981 Caught in the Camera's Eye (AUD B+/A-)
July 02, 1981 Living in Bloomington (AUD B)
October 31, 1981 On European Holiday (AUD B+/A-)
November 02, 1981 Freewill and a Broken String (AUD A/A+)
November 04, 1981 Ron's Vault Release #1 (AUD B/B+)
November 11, 1981 Vital Signs Platinum Edition (AUD A-/A)
November 12, 1981 Hemmerlian Halls (AUD B-)
November 12, 1981 Breaking Sound Barriers (AUD B+)
November 19, 1981 Live In Stuttgart 1981 (AUD B-)
December 02, 1981 Municipal Auditorium Nashville NT (AUD B-)
December 12, 1981 Today's Tom Sawyer (AUD B/B+)
December 20, 1981 Moving Pictures Story (SBD B+/A-)
December 20, 1981 Permanent Pictures (SBD A-/A)
December 20, 1981 Tempest (SBD A-)

First tour of the Nadars Dates:

April 03, 1982 Biloxi Nights (AUD B-/B+)
April 11, 1982 Live in Lakeland Platinum Edition (AUD A-)

Signals Dates:

September 04, 1982 Signals From Wisconsin (AUD B-/C+)
October 09, 1982 In the Middle (AUD B)
October 12, 1982 Take me out to the Ball Game (AUD B)
October 15, 1982 Take me out ot the Ball Game (AUD B)
November 08, 1982 Digital Men (AUD B+)
November 17, 1982 Distant Signals (AUD B/B+)
November 29, 1982 New World Largo (AUD B-/B)
December 08, 1982 Electronic Countermeasures (AUD B/B+)
December 09, 1982 Music in the Abstract (AUD A)
December 09, 1982 Autumn Woods and Winter Skies (AUD C+)
February 18, 1983 The L.A. Kid (AUD B+)
February 26, 1983 Excitement so Thick (AUD C/B)
April 01, 1983 Live in Hartford 83' (AUD B+/A-)
April 01, 1983 Hartford 1983 1st Gen (AUD A/A+)
April 02, 1983 Signalling Syacuse (AUD A-)
April 07, 1983 Signals De Quebec (AUD A-)
April 08, 1983 Stories from Signals (AUD B-)
April 09, 1983 A Digital Forum (AUD A-)
April 09, 1983 Visual Chemistry (AUD B)
May 03, 1983 Mass Production Zone (AUD B+)
May 03, 1983 Xanadu (AUD B/B+)
May 08, 1983 Hydrant (AUD A-)
May 10, 1983 New World (AUD B+)
May 11, 1983 Signals From Suburbia (AUD B-)
May 12, 1983 Belgian Delights (AUD B-)
May 14, 1983 Suite Signals 1 (AUD B)
May 15, 1983 Suite Signals 2 (AUD B+)
May 21, 1983 Signals from london (AUD B)
May 21, 1983 Signals from London Remastered (AUD B+/A-)
May 21, 1983 Countdown to London (AUD A/A+)
May 21, 1983 Music of the Spheres (AUD A-/A)
May 22, 1983 Suite Signals 3 (AUD B)
May 25, 1983 Mad Cows And Scotsmen (AUD B+/A-)

Pre Grace Under Pressure Dates:

September 18, 1983 Countdown Platinum Edition (AUD A-)
September 23, 1983 Row in a Night (AUD B+)

Grace Under Pressure Dates:

May 12, 1984 Spinning Wheels (AUD A-/B+)
June 25, 1984 Experience to Extremes Remastered (AUD A)
July 15, 1984 Seeing Red (AUD A-)
September 17, 1984 P/G/MSG (AUD A)
September 21, 1984 Fear (SBD A-)
September 21, 1984 Currently in Vogue (SBD A/A+)
September 27, 1984 Cool under fire (SBD A/A+)
September 27, 1984 Tip of the Iceberg (SBD A-)
September 27, 1984 Bottle of Booze (SBD A-)
September 29, 1984 Graceful Meadowlands (AUD B+)
September 30, 1984 Paz's Attic Release #6 (AUD D+/C-)
October 30, 1984 Omni Under Pressure (AUD B-)
November 20, 1984 Made in Japan (AUD A)

Second tour of the Nadars Dates:

March 11, 1985 The Digital Wait (AUD B-/B)

Power Windows Dates:

October 1985 Power Windows Demo (SBD A+)
December 08, 1985 Different Degrees (AUD A-) 1st Gen
March 20, 1986 Ron's Vault Release #2 (AUD A-/A)
March 21, 1986 At the Horizon (AUD B-)
March 24, 1986 Mid-American Dreams Platinum Edition (AUD A)
March 24, 1986 Mid-American Dreams (AUD B+/A-)
March 24, 1986 Mid-American Dreams Platinum Edition Speed Corrected (AUD A/A+)
March 25, 1986 Twin Territories (AUD A-)
March 25, 1986 Northern Territories (A/A-)
April 16, 1986 Mystic Dreams (SBD A-)
April 16, 1986 Visions And Illusions - Version 2.01 (SBD A)
May 12, 1986 Different Circles (AUD B-)

Hold Your Fire Dates:

November 12, 1987 Invisible Force (AUD A-/A)
January 23, 1988 JD3-The Definitive Edition (AUD A)
January 26, 1988 The Mission (AUD A-)
February 28, 1988 Force without Form (AUD A)
March 04, 1988 Great Balls of Fire (AUD A-)
April 02, 1988 Leaving Omaha Again Platinum Edition (AUD A+)
April 02, 1988 The Dream Ignites (AUD A-)
April 05, 1988 Imaginations on Fire (AUD B+/A-)
April 23, 1988 Birmingham '88 - Remaster Edition (SBD A+)
April 24, 1988 A Desperate Voice (SBD A)
April 30, 1988 Live in London '88 (AUD B)
May 02, 1988 Ahoy, Eh? (AUD B+/A-)

Presto Dates:

February 17, 1990 For our First trick (AUD B/B+)
February 19, 1990 Second Edition (AUD B)
February 20, 1990 Voices from the Sea (AUD B+/A-)
April 02, 1990 Live Art (AUD B)
April 07, 1990 Atmospheric Changes (AUD B+/A-)
April 24, 1990 Full Spectrum (AUD A-)
April 24, 1990 Wanting to Explode (AUD B/B+)
May 01, 1990 Target Mass Appeal Platinum Edition (AUD A)
May 01, 1990 Target mass appeal (AUD B)
May 08, 1990 War Paint (SBD A)
May 08, 1990 The Hartford '90 (SBD A+)
May 13, 1990 Une Nuit Magique (AUD B+)
May 16, 1990 The Spirit of Rabbits (AUD A-/B+)
June 02, 1990 High and Away (AUD B-)
June 07, 1990 A Difference of Perspective (AUD B+)
June 17, 1990 Scars of Pleasure (AUD A/A+)
June 20, 1990 Hare Raising (AUD A-)
June 29, 1990 The Last Orange (AUD B+/A-)

Roll the Bones Dates:

November 01, 1991 A Chicago Dreamline (AUD A/A-)
November 07, 1991 Row the Boats (SBD A)
December 07, 1991 Garden Road (SBD A)
December 16, 1991 Home Again Platinum Edition (AUD B)
January 30, 1992 Mirrors (SBD A/A+)
April 17, 1992 Run from the Fans (SBD A/B+)
April 17, 1992 Run Faster (SBD A+/A-)
April 29, 1992 Over the Europe (AUD A-)
May 01, 1992 All the Roles we Played (AUD A/A-)
May 03, 1992 Atmospheric (AUD A/A+)
June 14, 1992 Vital Dreams (SBD A+)
June 14, 1992 Charolette Fever Platinum Edition (AUD A)
June 27, 1992 Scanning the Waves Platinum Edition (AUD B+)

Counterparts Dates:

January 18, 1994 First Part of Counters (SBD B+/A)
January 28, 1994 In A Phosphorescent Wave (AUD A-)
February 24, 1994 Cold Fire in Hotlanta (AUD A-/A)
March 08, 1994 The Big Apple Box 1 (AUD B+/A-)
March 09, 1994 The Big Apple Box 2 (AUD A-)
March 11, 1994 Welcome to our Town (SBD A)
March 22, 1994 Critical Mass (SBD A-)
March 23, 1994 A Farewell to Richfield (AUD A-/A)
April 02, 1994 Nuts and Bolts (SBD A+)
April 26, 1994 Darkness and Light (SBD A-)
April 26, 1994 Winken, Bliken, Nod (SBD A-)
April 29, 1994 A Night at the Spectrum (SBD A+/A-)
May 07, 1994 Animated (SBD A/A+)
May 07, 1994 Matrix Animated (SBD/AUD A)

Test for Echo Dates:

October 18, 1996 Echoes on the stage (SBD A+)
October 19, 1996 Never Stand Still (AUD B+)
November 01, 1996 Milwaukee's Best (AUD A-)
November 03, 1996 Vishnu & Gaia (AUD A-)
November 06, 1996 Aztec and Maya (AUD A-)
November 07, 1996 An Absolut Rush (AUD A+)
November 09, 1996 Its all about the Music (AUD/SCAN A)
December 05, 1996 Bigger & Better in Texas (SBD A)
December 11, 1996 A Farewell to Omni (AUD A)
May 16, 1997 Plus ca Change (AUD B+)
May 20, 1997 Delta Forces (AUD A-/A)
May 22, 1997 Mile High Echo (AUD B)
May 25, 1997 All Systems Go (AUD B-)
June 07, 1997 Between two Extremes (AUD A)
June 13, 1997 Sending Mixed Signals (AUD/SBD A+/A)
June 14, 1997 O' Chicago (AUD A)
June 22, 1997 Driven to the Edge (AUD A-)
June 22, 1997 Driven to the Edge Platinum Edition (AUD A)
June 23, 1997 Great woods and Summer Skies (SBD A+)

Vapor Trails Dates:

October 13, 2002 One Big Victory (SBD A+)
November 02, 2002 The Secret Touch (AUD A-/A)

R30 Dates:

July 17, 2004 Project R30 Las Vegas (AUD A/A+)
September 29, 2004 Penultimate R30 At The Globe (AUD A)

Snakes and Arrows Dates:

June 19, 2007 Snakebites in Tampa (AUD A+)
July 08, 2007 Snakes & Arrows & Rotisserie Chicken (AUD B+)
June 09, 2008 69 Chicago (AUD A-)
July 17, 2008 Making Mordern Music (AUD A+)

I hope that this made your life a little bit easier while browsing my site. And, remember, if you need to trade, just ask me. Send me an e-mail at vaughnrush@hotmail.com Don't hesitate, you can ask anytime to trade. RUSH RULES!

Thank you Digital Rush Experience!

This is definatly the best Rush bootleg information source, and I would love to thank them at the source for everything. The reason why I thank the people there is because I get all of my information about tours, setlist, dates, and everything else from them, they are one of the greatest sites around. I would like everyone who reads this to thank them too, because without them, I would have no prior information about a bootleg, and without the reviews, I would probably, most likely, have a bad bootleg. And, also, thank you reviewers of Digital Rush Experience, for letting me know what bootleg is good, and what bootlegs are really bad. So, I just want everyone to thank them for the information!

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Happy Trading!

DVD Bootlist

March 08, 1990 Available Light
Location: The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA
Source: Proshot Video (High Gen)
Audio: B/B+
Video: B+
Setlist: Force Ten
Freewill
Distant Early Warning
Time Stand Still
Subdivisions
Marathon
Red Barchetta
Superconductor
Show Don't Tell
The Pass
Closer to the Heart
Manhattan Project
Xanadu
YYZ
The Rhythm Method
Scars
War Paint
Mission
Tom Sawyer
The Big Money
2112: Overture
La Villa Strangiato
In the Mood

Comments: Though not as good as the Mountain Views show in terms of both video and sound, this is an excellent and very rare source. There are some claims the the audio is better than the video, I completely disagree. First off, the sound is wraped in tape hiss and compression, and the drums are nearly nonexistant at times. The guitars, vocals, and bass really standout though, which redeems the listening factor. The video, despite being very high generation, is very enjoyable, and in my opinion, a low excellent. It dosen't have as much clarity as the Mountain Views show as that show is much lower generation, this show gives a completely badass Geddy for us to watch! Its a great DVD, with a great performance. If your a Presto fiend as I am, you will really like this show.

March 22, 1994 A View from the Palace DVD
Location: The Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA
Source: Video - Proshot VHS (low gen)
Audio: A/A+
Video: A+
Setlist: Dreamline
The Spirit of Radio
The Analog Kid
Cold Fire
Time Stand Still
Nobody's Hero
Roll the Bones
Animate
Stick It Out
Double Agent
Limelight
Mystic Rhythms
Closer to the Heart
Show Don't Tell
Leave That Thing Alone
The Rhythm Method
The Trees
Xanadu
Hemispheres: Prelude
Tom Sawyer
Force Ten
YYZ

Comments: Here is probably the best proshot that I own. Its probably not my absolut favorite, as that might go to Detroit 90 and Passaic 76 as my favorites, but this might slip right under those. The sound is much improved over the Critical Mass bootleg that I own, as this is much more clear sounding, and much less flat sounding as well. The bass tonight sounds great, as its the best instrument that is being played that night. The video is, well, outstanding. Its amazing for a proshot, the colors are so vivid and amazing. The band looks amazing, and its really cool to watch Alex play keyboards in time for Time Stand Still, he does that on the Presto tour, but its cooler here. The performance is excellent, with the best version of The Analog Kid around, you can't find any other one thats like that one. This is a must have.

November 06, 1996 Aztec & Maya
Location: Corestates Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Source: Audience (1st Gen Mixdown video)
Audio: A-
Video: A-/A
Setlist: Thus Spake Zarathustra
Dreamline
The Big Money / Wipeout
Driven
Half The World
Red Barchetta
Animate
Limbo
The Trees
Red Sector A
Virtuality
Nobody's Hero
Closer to the Heart
2112
Test for Echo
Subdivisions
Freewill
Roll the Bones
Resist
Leave That Thing Alone
The Rhythm Method
Natural Science
Force Ten
The Spirit of Radio
Tom Sawyer
YYZ
Cygnus X-1

Comments: Here is an excellent Test for Echo show, while not as good as the Albany DVD a few weeks prior, this one is definatly great. The sound is definatly much better than the Albany show, as it has much more depth and much less rough spots in the recording, and there isn't so much taper talk on this one. The mids and highs are just about right as the lows seem to come in perfectly with the show. The video is outstanding too. One of the cameras had better optics than the other, as it didn't move so frequently, but they both offer different and interesting visuals of the band. There are 4 cameras! There is one on Alex side, near the stage, the rest are in the back, on in center, and 2 on left and right hand side. Everyone can be seen and heard fine on this recording. The audience is up for the night, and so is the band. They give in a pretty damn good performance for the Philly crowd, as they surge into a very good Red Sector A, which is when the video mixer screen actually pops up! Its actually funnier than anything, as it shows excatly what kind it is. A must have DVD that you can definatly enjoy for a long time with great sound and great video.

June 30, 1997 Coming Home - YYZed: The Complete Edition 1
Location: Molson Amphitheater, Toronto, Canada
Source: VHS master
Audio: A-
Video: A
Setlist: Thus Spake Zarathustra 1:40
Dreamline 5:03
Limelight 4:29
Stick It Out 5:28
Driven 5:09
Half The World 3:55
Red Barchetta 6:52
Animate 6:59
Limbo 5:26
The Trees 5:27
Virtuality 5:51
Nobody's Hero 5:32
Closer to the Heart 5:31
2112 21:34
Test For Echo 7:03
Freewill 5:35
Red Sector A 5:19
Roll the Bones 6:02
Resist 5:03
Leave That Thing Alone 4:49
The Rhythm Method 8:44
Natural Science 8:08
Force Ten 4:44
The Spirit of Radio 4:58
Tom Sawyer 6:31
YYZ 4:55

Comments: What a great show we get here, with some awesome video and some awesome sound to match! I do think that the audio is from the scanner source from Digital Reproductions release Stolen Signals, but I can't be for sure as I don't have that source. That source that is listed is from the same exact date as this show. I definatly think that the bass sounds really nice here, with some good mids and the overall sound is awesome. The mix is near perfect, with no distortion or anything that would make this a bad sounding show. Now the video is the best part of the show. Not only is it the best single cam from the tour, its one of the better from every tour. The only detractor is that Neil isn't seen as Geddy's keyboards get in the way most of the time, but you can see Neil on the video projector screen above, so we can still see shots of Neil, which is very good. The video is so clear and great, it amazes me. There are only a few security ducks, but none that would detract from this overall awesome show. The performance is one of the best from the tour, with one of the better versions of 2112 and Force Ten caught here. A must have recording, you will enjoy it alot if you really love the Test for Echo tour, and if you love Geddy and Alex.

July 02, 1997 Coming Home - YYZed: The Complete Edition 2
Location: Molson Amphitheater, Toronto, Canada
Source: VHS Master
Audio: B/B+
Video: B+/A-
Setlist: Thus Spake Zarathustra 1:16
Dreamline 4:59
Limelight 4:24
Stick It Out 5:10
Driven 5:14
Half The World 3:55
Red Barchetta 6:45
Animate 6:42
Limbo 5:26
The Trees 5:27
Virtuality 5:41
Nobody's Hero 5:32
Closer to the Heart 5:22
2112 21:10
Test for Echo 6:58
Freewill 5:31
Red Sector A 5:14
Roll the Bones 5:58
Resist 4:57
Leave That Thing Alone 4:47
The Rhythm Method 8:08
Natural Science 8:01
Force Ten 4:40
The Spirit of Radio 4:54
Tom Sawyer 6:18
YYZ 4:18
Cygnus X-1 1:10

Comments: The third and fourth discs of this awesome release. This show is great, I think that the performance here is a tad higher than the nights previous, though this version of 2112 might not be as strong. The sound and video are a tad lacking, but not too much. The video is pretty good, you get a full shot of the band and the close-ups are decent, but the overall picture quality isn't as excellent as the few nights prior. The sound, although not in pristine condition, is very good and you can hear everything very well. A must have for the more serious collector.


June 01, 1992 Left to Chance DVD
Location: Lawlor Events Center, Reno, Nevada, USA
Source: Audience (1st Gen VHS)
Audio: A-
Video: A
Setlist: Intro 0:45
Force Ten 4:42
Limelight 4:19
Freewill 4:04
Distant Early Warning 4:27
Time Stand Still 6:13
Dreamline 5:04
Bravado 6:36
Roll The Bones 6:15
Show Don?t Tell 6:16
The Big Money 6:09
Vital Signs 4:44
The Analog Kid 5:16
Ghost Of A Chance 5:47
The Trees 4:50
Where?s My Thing? 5:30
The Rhythm Method 7:44
Closer To The Heart 4:41
Xanadu 6:41
Superconductor 5:05
Tom Sawyer 6:06
The Spirit Of Radio 4:46
2112: Overture 3:19
Finding My Way 2:05
La Villa Strangiato 3:15
Anthem 1:44
Red Barchetta 1:34
The Spirit Of Radio (Reprise) 0:47
Cygnus X-1 0:51

Comments: Right off the bat, I think that this was recorded from the camera because when the camera moves to Geddy, the drums sound a bit more compressed, and when the camera is on Neil and Alex it has a more drum sounding mix to it. But this show is amazing. The performance is great here, Geddy has a sleeveless on, and his hair is really cool looking on this video boot. The sound here is excellent, definatly. There are parts were the mix seems to be a little compressed, but there is an amazing amount of sound flucuation. There seems to be a bit of crispy-sounding qualities to the recording, but its an amazing sounding video boot. The video is the star though. There are amazing close ups here, as this was recorded on Alex's side of the stage, and there weren't too many heads or security ducks, which is very good here. Its clear, ands a personal favorite from any tour. With good sound and video, this is a must have video bootleg, definatly one of the best audience shots I have ever seen.

September 17, 2007 Madison Square Garden 2007 DVD
Location: Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA
Source: Audience Video (3 Cam Matrix) / Audio
Audio: B/B-
Video: A+
Setlist: Intro Video
Limelight
Digital Man
Entre Nous
Mission
Freewill
The Main Monkey Business
The Larger Bowl
Secret Touch
Circumstances
Between the Wheels
Dreamline
Lerxst Video Intro
Far Cry
Workin' Them Angels
Armor & Sword
Spindrift
The Way the Wind Blows
Subdivisions
Natural Science
Witch Hunt
Malignant Narcissism
Drum Solo
Hope
Distant Early Warning
The Spirit of Radio
Tom Sawyer
One Little Victory
A Passage to Bangkok

Comments: This is my favorite Snakes and Arrows video boot, and I may stress the word video in the sentence. The sound is very far from perfect. There isn't too much distortion or anything, but its so very distant sounding and the mix ins't well captured. But I don't think its terrible, as you can hear the instruments seperately, and the drums sound good here. The video is the obvious standout here. Its a 3 camera mix, and all of the cameras are pretty much near the tripod level for anything. There is one in the middle right in front of the stage (probably the one that was taken for the audio, as that is the most distant one, and the audio itself is very distant and has very poor resolution) and 2 other cameras on each corner. I think the guy on the right corner liked Geddy's crotch as he positioned is camera right there in Entre Nous and Digital man, but they camera men are amazing here. There is an extremely rough part in the audio in Limelight, were the taper may have been breathing too heavily, as there was some distortion and some wind noises going on. That only lasts for a minute or so. You can hear coughing in Digital man, but it dosen't detract from this outstanding video. A must have, if you can get past the minor audio problems, this is amazing.

March 08, 1994 The big appel box DVD
Location: Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
Source: Audience (Hi8 Master Clone)
Audio: A-
Video: A-/A
Setlist: Thus Spake Zarathustra
Dreamline
The Spirit Of Radio
The Analog Kid
Cold Fire
Time Stand Still
Nobody's Hero
Roll The Bones
Animate
Stick It Out
Double Agent
Limelight
Mystic Rhythms
Closer To The Heart
Show Don't Tell
Leave That Thing Alone
The Rhythm Method
The Trees
Xanadu
Hemispheres: Prelude
Tom Sawyer
Force Ten
YYZ
Cygnus X-1

Comments: This is excellent! The sound, the video, the everything is so good here! The audio is excellent, with the exception of Dreamline sounding a little bit more distant and a little more distorted than the rest of the show, as the rest is distortion and distance free. The video is the standout here. There is so much clarity here, and every band member gets their moment on the camera, which makes for a great bootleg. There are a few heads in the beginning of the show, but other than that the camera man does a very good job on focusing in on the action and does a really good job of keeping the lense on the band and into the crowd. The performance is pretty good, with a great version of Force Ten and the Analog Kid come to mind when it comes to performance on this show. The sound and amazing clarity in the video are enough reasons to get this great DVD we have here.

August 19, 2004 The Spirit Of Radio City Act II
Location: Radio City Music Hall, New York, New York, USA
Source: Audience
Audio: A
Video: A-/B+
Setlist: Intro
R30 Overture
The Spirit of Radio
Force Ten
Animate
Subdivisions
Earthshine
Red Barchetta
Roll the Bones
Bravado
YYZ
The Trees
The Seeker
One Little Victory
Darn That Dragon
Tom Sawyer
Dreamline
Secret Touch
Between the Wheels
Mystic Rhythms
Red Sector A
O'Baterista
Resist
Heart Full of Soul
2112: Overture, Temples of Syrinx, Finale
La Villa Strangiato
Bytor and the Snow Dog
Xanadu
Working Man
Summertime Blues
Crossroads
Limelight / Outro

Comments: If I had the 3 camera edition that I hear is floating around somewhere, I would like that, but this isn't bad by any means. The sound here is a bit better than the video. There is a good amount of bass and drums, the vocals and keys come through fine and the guitar seems to jump right at you. So by me, this is a perfect mix. I think that the sound might not be as good as the first night they were here at the Radio City Music Hall, but this offers a little more clarity, but lacks in overall punch as the first night. The video here is excellent, but somewhat suffers from one camera, but overall the taper seems to keep a good eye on the band. There are little obstructions in the video, which is great. The performance is amazing here, they give a good shot for the New Yorkers here, and the band is up for the night, as they were the first night, but both nights produced good performances. A must have.


April 13, 2008 Sunrise at Henhouse
Location: Bank Atlantic Center, Sunrise, Florida, USA
Source: Audience
Audio: A+
Video: A-
Setlist: Intro
Limelight
Digital Man
Ghost Of A Chance
Mission
Freewill
The Main Monkey Business
The Larger Bowl
Red Barchetta
The Trees
Between The Wheels
Dreamline
Intro
Far Cry
Working Them Angels
Armor And Sword
Spindrift
The Way The Wind Blows
Subdivisions
Natural Science
Witch Hunt
Malignant Narcissism
Drum SoloHope
The Spirit Of Radio
2112 (Overture / The Temples Of Syrinx)
South Park Lil Rush
Tom Sawyer
One Little Victory (photo slideshow)
A Passage To Bangkok (1/3 photo slideshow)
YYZ

Comments: An excellent show, one of my favorites. The sound here is excellent. There is a great amount of clariy in the instruments, and the depth is fantastic. I wish the highs were a tad brighter, but they are fine as they are. If it were a bit brighter, you would get more clarity, but I think that it sounds excellent as it is. The video quality here is definatly beautiful. There are a few moments when he has to hide the camera from the security, but that is very rare. Most of the security hiding happens on disc 1, luckily. It was synced with the best audio, and it really is a great production. The performance here is a very good one. They seem to be doing well after their few month break, and they are now on their Snakes and Arrows Live tour, if any distinction from the Snakes and Arrows regular tour and the Snakes and Arrows Live tour can be made, except for a little bit of a change in the setlist. A great DVD set, a must have for the new fans who want to see them now, in the present.

September 12, 2004 Rush Cubed - The Power Of 3
Location: MEN Arena, Manchester, UK
Source: Audience - 3 Cam Mix
Audio: A+
Video: A/A-
Setlist: Intro
R30 Overture
The Spirit of Radio
Force Ten
Animate
Subdivisions
Earthshine
Red Barchetta
Roll the Bones
Bravado
YYZ
The Trees
The Seeker
One Little Victory
Darn That Dragon
Tom Sawyer
Dreamline
Secret Touch
Between the Wheels
Mystic Rhythms
Red Sector A
Drum Solo
Resist
Heart Full of Soul
2112 - Overture
2112 - Temples of Syrinx
2112 - Grand Finale
La Villa Strangiato
By-Tor & The Snowdog
Xanadu
Working Man
Summertime Blues
Crossroads
Limelight

Comments: Here is an excellent 3 cam mix from the R30 European part of the tour. The sound here is excellent, great depth with the audio and it gives it some soundboard qualities because it seems to be very close to the stage at most times, there is little distance with anything. The sound is not flat, and I think it is in stero, if not, its the best mono recording that I have ever heard in my whole life. The bass sounds great tonight, and there is not distance. The first camera is probably the best looking one, but that, unfortunatly, is the one that only works for the first few songs, and then goes. The remaining cameras a pretty good, but we do get to see alot of heads at times, but when they zoom, it looks great. Disc 1 is the worst, which respectivly gets about a B+ for the video, but Disc 2 and Disc 3 are amazing, so I bumped up the grade to an A/A- more or less. A great DVD that you can enjoy for many years to come.

April 09, 1983 Visual Chemistry DVD
Location: The Montreal Forum, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Source: Audience (Camcorder (1st Gen))
Audio: B/B+
Video: A-
Setlist: Three Stooges Intro
The Spirit of Radio
Tom Sawyer
Freewill
Digital Man
Subdivisions
Vital Signs
The Camera Eye
Closer to the Heart
Chemistry
The Analog Kid
Broon's Bane
The Trees
Red Barchetta
The Weapon
New World Man
Limelight (cut)
Countdown
2112: Overture/The Temples of Syrinx
Xanadu
La Villa Strangiato
In The Mood (cut)
YYZ/Drum Solo

Comments: How fucking lucky are we to get this super rare Signals DVD? This is great, but it isn't perfect. There are 2 cuts, none too bad, luckily. The sound here isn't great until "Digital Man" then it gets a B/B+ rating really. Its very distant sound because it was filmed in the back of the Forum, but I think that it still sounds pretty good for the most part. The video is the real star on this night, though. We get clear shots of everyone, and its very interesting to see them on the Signals tour. Geddy looks bad ass with those leather pants on. Oh yeah, something that is really cool here, Geddy uses the Steinberger on "Digital Man" and it sounds really good. The sound has exceptional bass response, as that is the clearest instrument there. The performance here is very good, Geddy and Alex are really happy to be there. Alex is moving all across the stage, and its really cool. A great DVD that no Rush fan can live without.


June 27, 1990 Mountain Views
Location: Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA
Source: Proshot (In-House Line Feed)
Audio: A-
Video: A-
Setlist: Force Ten
Freewill
Distant Early Warning
Time Stand Still
Subdivisons
Marathon
Red Barchetta
Superconductor
Show Don't Tell
The Pass
Closer To The Heart
Manhattan Project
Xanadu
YYZ
Drum Solo
Scars
War Paint
Mission
Tom Sawyer
The Spirit Of Radio
2112: Overture
La Villa Strangiato
In The Mood
Pipeline / Jazz Bass

Comments: Here is good proshot in-house feed, meaning it has all of the little videos that they had playing over the band while they were performing. The video and the audio have major problems, but they both look and sound pretty good for the most part. The performance here isn't that great, very average to say the least. They seemed a little tired tonight, but I think that the Snakes and Arrows tour has much better performances than all of the the Presto shows combined, but this is a definatly average night for the boys. They seem to have a few problems, like when Geddy makes an ugly note in "Marathon," but nothing else is overly bad about this show, but it is a little average tonight. The sound here has alot of treble. In fact, I have never heard so much treble in a soundboard/proshot recording. The overall sound isn't terrible, but it lacks life. It dosen't have so much fun to listen to, very flat and very boring to listen to, but I think that everything is very clear. One main problem for me with the audio is that it is in mono, so you don't get a very full sound like when you are listening to a normal stero soundboard or audience recording of that nature. The video has some problems, but probably not as bad as the sound problems with this show. There is pixelation, due to the fact that this show is only on one disc, but I think that it should stay that way because you don't have to change discs every hour, but it means less quality with your recordings, and that can be bad. The cameras have nice angels, a good amount of clarity, and it has great shots of Niel in this show, which really amazes me. There are moments when the video and audio freak out, just look at Distant Early Waring, but that only happens 2 times, so it is a very rare occurance. Also, when the camera is further from the stage, there is much less clarity with the video, but this only happens a few times, so it does not interfere with the rest of the show, just a few sections. This is a great Presto show that any fan with love, mainly because it is a Proshot recording.


October 19, 1996 Initial Reflections DVD
Location: Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, New York, USA
Source: Audience (2 Camera Mixdown Digital Master Clone)
Audience (Master DAT )
Audio: B+
Video: A
Setlist:2001 Intro
Dreamline
The Big Money
Driven
Half the World
Red Barchetta
Animate
Limbo
The Trees
Red Sector A
Virtuality
Nobody's Hero
Closer to the Heart
2112
Test for Echo
Subdivisions
Freewill
Roll the Bones
Resist
Leave That Thing Alone
The Rhythm Method
Natural Science
Force Ten
Time and Motion
The Spirit of Radio
Tom Sawyer
YYZ
Cygnus X-1

Comments: Another excellent video bootleg that I have found. This is a 2 camera mixdown, with is great, because it has very good angles and such. The band seems really good for their first night on their tour, they give a really good performance. Geddy introduces "Driven" with "There not mess-ups, just new parts" and its pretty funny. The video quality is great, clear and steady. The audio is fine, but there is alot of audience noise, but the band comes in very clearly, making this fine bootleg. Highly recommended.


November 15, 1975 Caught in the Act Part 2
Location: Rockford Armory, Rockford, Illinois
Source: audience 8mm film > Video
Audio: B-
Video: A-
Setlist: Intro
Bastille Day
Anthem
Lakeside Park
The Necromancer
By-Tor and the SnowdogWorking Man

Comments: This is the second show from the Caught in the Act DVD, which includes the Caress of Steel video as well, which is another this you don't want to pass up. The intro is just Neil telling how bad the tour for Caress of Steel really was. There is alot of rare footage, which is really great. But that bad thing is the audio. It was taken from the only Caress of Steel source. The Stainless Steel isn't that bad, it was a little hard to watch with the audio, though, but definatly not a bad boot. You get alot of good shots of the band, Geddy, Alex, and Neil in their indiviual shots, and what not. This is a great DVD, and you really don't want to miss this rare DVD.

December 10, 1976 Caught in the Act Part 1
Location: Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey
Source: Proshot
Audio: A
Video: A-
Setlist: Intro (Nights,Winters,Years by BLUE JAYS)
Bastille Day
Anthem
Lakeside Park
2112
Fly by Night/In the Mood


Commenst: This is one of the best bootlegs that I own. The sound and video are crisp, clear, and near offical quality, in my opinion, because it is an all proshot source, even the audio. The sound is really only one of the best parts of the performance. Geddy sound incredible on that night. The sound is actually much better than the audio bootleg of this. The performance was overall outstanding, you can see that Alex has many problems with the tuning, though. Neil's drums came in really great. The video is clear, but in black and white, which isn't really all that bad. You can see almost everything. A boot you don't want to miss.

Snakes&Arrows Dates

July 17, 2008 Making Mordern Music
Location: Hershey Stadium, Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA
Source: Audience Master
Grade: A+
Setlist: Digital Man (Cuts In) 3:04
Ghost Of A Chance 6:13
Mission 5:42
Freewill 5:52
The Main Monkey Business 6:29
The Larger Bowl 5:10
Red Barchetta 7:16
The Trees 5:47
Between The Wheels 5:54
Dreamline 5:33
Intro 3:29
Far Cry 5:19
Workin' Them Angels 4:45
Armor And Sword 6:38
Spindrift 5:45
The Way The Wind Blows 6:40
Subdivisions 6:29
Natural Science 8:28
Witch Hunt 4:41
Malignant Narcissism 2:15
Drum Solo 8:39
Hope 2:16
The Spirit Of Radio 4:59
2112 : Overture The Temples Of Syrinx 7:03
Tom Sawyer 7:36
One Little Victory 5:34
A Passage to Bangkok 3:49
YYZ 4:52
Outro 1:40

Comments: With the possible exception of the Tampa show, this is the best Snakes and Arrows show out there, performance and sound are amazing. The performance here is very spirited, Geddy is in a very good mood tonight, and Geddy even jokes with the crowd as you can hear some laughing in the backround after Digital Man, as Geddy forgets how to say music it seems, and its hilarious! The sound is something too get crazy about. The mix is just about perfect, nothing wrong with it at all. There is an amazing amount of bass, and drums. The guitar and highs are well captured too, the keyboards and pedals sound amazing and extremely full here too. The only complaint is that it is barely incomplete. Its missing Limelight and some of Digital Man, but I can live as this is just about soundboard as there is absolutly no taper talk, no distance, and this show is about as close as pure heaven as you can actually get on earth. A must have show, its amazing in every single way.


June 09, 2008 69 Chicago
Location: The United Center, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Source: Audience Master
Grade: A-
Setlist:
Intro 2:06
Limelight 4:20
Digital Man 6:46
Ghost Of A Chance 5:51
Mission 6:06
Freewill 6:09
The Main Monkey Business 6:13
The Larger Bowl 5:24
Red Barchetta 7:02
The Trees 5:43
Between The Wheels 5:52
Dreamline 5:34
Intro 2:29
Far Cry 5:19
Workin' Them Angels 4:44
Armor And Sword 6:33
Spindrift 5:57
The Way The Wind Blows 6:30
Subdivisions 6:27
Natural Science 8:21
Witch Hunt (cut) 3:53

Comments: If this show was complete, it would get an A, because what is here sound very good, but maybe not best of tour. The performance is excellent, as I was there, far from the stage, with my step-father unfortunatly. Alex almost fell a few times, but the performance was very good despite almost falling. Geddy was in a very good mood, and it was very loud tonight as it scared me when Alex started to play Limelight. The sound here isn't excellent, but its more or so a low excellent. There is some distance with the recording, but it actually adds more than detracts as it gives you more of a feeling of your there. The mix here is exceptional. A very good recording, but I definatly wish that this show was complete, as what is here sounds pretty damn good.


July 08, 2007 Snakes & Arrows & Rotisserie Chicken
Location: PNC Bank Arts Center, Homdel, New Jersey, USA
Source: Audience Master
Grade: B+
Setlist: Intro
Limelight
Digital Man
Entre Nous
Mission
Freewill
The Main Monkey Business
The Larger Bowl
Secret Touch
Circumstances
Between The Wheels
Dreamline
Intro
Far Cry
Workin Them Angels
Armor And Sword
Spindrift The Way
The Wind Blows
Subdivisions
Natural Science
Witch Hunt
Malignant Narcissism
Drum Solo
Hope
Summertime Blues
The Spirit Of Radio
Lil Rush
Tom Sawyer
One Little Victory
A Passage to Bangkok
YYZ
Outro

Comments: Well, this isn't very good, but it isn't bad. Medicore, I should say. There is a great amount of people around the taper, and I can't really hear the band at all that night, so it was a bring down, for me. But, it has its highs were you can hear them pretty well, most prominatly in "Far Cry" and "Natural Science". The band seems to put on a good show that night, to. The performance, mainly , is the only reason to get this, and because it might be a more or so rarer than normal source, that that is okay. So, I can really only recommend this to collectors.


June 19, 2007 Snakebites in Tampa
Location: Ford Amphitheater, Tampa, Florida, USA
Source: Audience Master
Grade: A/A+
Setlist: Intro
Limelight
Digital Man
Entre Nous
Mission
Freewill
Geddy talk
The Main Monkey Business
Mckenzie talk
The Larger Bowl
Secret Touch
Circumstances
Between The Wheels
Dreamline
Intro
Far Cry
Workin Them Angels
Armor and Sword
Spindrift
The Way The Wind Blows
Subdivisions
Geddy talk
Natural Science
Witch Hunt
Malignant Narcissism
Drum Solo
Hope
Summertime Blues
The Spirit Of Radio
Tom Sawyer
One Little Victory
A Passage to Bangkok
YYZ
Outro

Comments: This is probably the best from the tour, from what I have. The sound is almost perfect, I swear, when I'm listening to it, it sounds like a great soundboard show. The only real problem is that there are a few annoying people, and the crowd gets in the way at first, but settles down after "Limelight". Geddy was singing all of the high notes, and overall, a really, really great perfromance by the boys. The boys seem to really be enjoying themselves tonight, and I'm very glade that the performance is so good with such amazing sound on this one, so you know you really can't go wrong here. You have to get it if you love the Snakes & Arrows days of the band.