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Title Seeing Red
Date 1984-07-15
City, State Montreal
Country Canada
Venue The Forum
Art Yes
Taped By Unknown
Catalog Digital Reproductions: DR 71584-3
   
Grade 8/10
Format SHN
Discs 2 CDR
   
Lineage Untitled
Source AUD
Acquired From Mail trade w/ D. Fitzpatrick
   
Setlist

Disc One:
The Spirit of Radio   5:21
Subdivisions   5:19
The Body Electric   5:33
The Enemy Within   4:32
The Weapon   7:32
Witch Hunt   4:47
New World Man   4:38
Between The Wheels   5:38

Disc Two:
Red Barchetta   6:11
Distant Early Warning   6:52
Red Sector A   5:18
Closer to the Heart   3:48
Afterimage   4:49
YYZ   3:09
2112: The Temples Of Syrinx   1:48
Tom Sawyer   6:17
Red Lenses / Drum Solo   10:12
Vital Signs   5:01
Finding My Way   1:12
In The Mood   2:14

   
Notes The Digital Dan
   (Audio - 7.5)

Another fine sounding Audience show from the GUP tour. The sound is very full and has great dynamic range and isn't very distant. This is one of those shows that the louder it is played, the better it sounds. Highly recommended show. 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.    (1999-10-07)

Ron's Rush RoIO Review

A rare tape with the entire "Grace Under Pressure" set. This was the first place I’d ever heard live versions of "The Body Electric," "Between The Wheels," "Afterimage," or "Red Lenses." Worth an honorable mention are the mid-80s takes of "Red Barchetta" and "Vital Signs." The band is very clearly up for this show, and Geddy gets a chance to practice his French with the Montreal crowd. This was one of the first bootlegs I ever owned, acquired back in 1985. I played the original quite a bit, until my cassette deck started to eat it, and I clued in to make a listening copy. There is some tape hiss as well as some slight fading at the end of "The Body Electric" and "Vital Signs" (where the tape-eating incident occurred). This is an audience tape, but the sound mix is quite good. A very listenable and enjoyable show.   (1999-04-01)