Downloads:
1978-02-14 - Newcastle, England *recommended*
Drive 'til You Die
Rush 'n' Tyne United
The Age Of Kings
Track Listing:
01 - Bastille Day
02 - Lakeside Park
03 - By-Tor And The Snow Dog
04 - Xanadu
05 - A Farewell To Kings
06 - Something For Nothing
07 - Cygnus X-1
08 - Anthem
09 - Closer To The Heart
10 - 2112
11 - Working Man
12 - Fly By Night
13 - In The Mood
14 - Drum Solo
15 - Cinderella Man
Notes:
This is the first of two consecutive nights Rush played in Newcastle during the AFTK tour, confirmed when Geddy says "thank you Newcastle, we'll see you tomorrow" at the end of Cinderella Man.
This is a great sounding audience recording from the AFTK tour, and even includes the oft-missing Cinderella Man.
There was a ton of left/right channel drop outs and volume fluctuation during Bastille Day, though luckily the remainder of this recording was mostly audibly stable.
For the recommended version, I've copied over segments from the opposite channels to fill the drop outs, and amplified the fluctuating areas, to smooth out everything as best as possible.
My fixes are far from perfect, but to me personally it sounds so much better now, as the flaws are not nearly as noticeable.
YouTube:
1978-02-14 - Newcastle, England *recommended*
Drive 'til You Die
Rush 'n' Tyne United
The Age Of Kings
Track Listing:
01 - Bastille Day
02 - Lakeside Park
03 - By-Tor And The Snow Dog
04 - Xanadu
05 - A Farewell To Kings
06 - Something For Nothing
07 - Cygnus X-1
08 - Anthem
09 - Closer To The Heart
10 - 2112
11 - Working Man
12 - Fly By Night
13 - In The Mood
14 - Drum Solo
15 - Cinderella Man
Notes:
This is the first of two consecutive nights Rush played in Newcastle during the AFTK tour, confirmed when Geddy says "thank you Newcastle, we'll see you tomorrow" at the end of Cinderella Man.
This is a great sounding audience recording from the AFTK tour, and even includes the oft-missing Cinderella Man.
There was a ton of left/right channel drop outs and volume fluctuation during Bastille Day, though luckily the remainder of this recording was mostly audibly stable.
For the recommended version, I've copied over segments from the opposite channels to fill the drop outs, and amplified the fluctuating areas, to smooth out everything as best as possible.
My fixes are far from perfect, but to me personally it sounds so much better now, as the flaws are not nearly as noticeable.
YouTube: