Taken and remastered from the 1st Gen source. This is a surprisingly good sounding source as compared to the more genned versions. This is a very rare recording with pre-release versions of songs from Signals before they actually recorded the album. The recording picks up a lot of the venue acoustics, but the band remains well centered and individually discernable and separate. The overall crowd noise is quite high, but you don't hear many people around the recorder, just the high drone of the collective audience. All in all the sound is quite excellent and would be considered one of the better shows from the MP, ESL or Signals tours. Worth having for the wild "La Villa" intro alone. No noise or hiss reduction was used on this production.  As with all Digital Reproductions recordings, it's only available via free trade and never for sale. Just visit the trading links section to find people that will gladly trade this recording for free.    (2002-01-16)

Dionysus 10
   (Audio - 7.5)

Indeed a really nice upgrade to Live in Lakeland. With pre-release versions of Subdivisions & The Analog Kid this is worth picking up for that alone. Also La Villa Strangiato has a weird intro on this night. Overall a show I highly recommend.    (2002-04-17)

Ron's Rush RoIO Review

This rare show comes from Rush’s pre-Signals mini-tour. The date on this one is listed incorrectly on most lists I have seen. What’s listed above is correct, since Geddy mentions the city’s name and the fact that it’s Easter (the above day was a Sunday). The set list is pretty much the same as MP/ESL, with Subdivisions and The Analog Kid thrown in. This tour also was the last time many of the older songs were played live, including Armageddon, Working Man, and In the End. A great piece of Rush history.    (1999-04-01)

LeeGeddy
   (Audio - 7)