My son & I were there that night it was fabulous we saw them four other times too.,Rush had no opening bands they just played for 3 hours. We had box Seats one level off the he floor; I wanted it to be special for my son. It was fabulous 😎
@@Marfoir0303 You must be the coolest dad ever. My dad hated Rush (and he was CANADIAN!) But he did take me to go see Journey on Dec 31 1986. They only did seven more shows with Steve after that one.
@@scottbridgeforth507 Sweet mate, got to see them many moons ago in 1982, stupidly lost touch with them until Snakes +Arrows, absolutely one of a kind as a Band.
II'm so sad that one of the best drummers Neil Peart died at the age of 67, that's much too young. R.I.P. Neil Peart and thank you for all those good music you make with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.
67 is very far from young. Just sayin. Peak humans are 20-30s. 40s is aging. Neil lived almost 3 decades after 40. It was still a full life. Accomplished a lot and saw so much.
such great quality, for some reason bootlegs do more to recreate the feeling of being at the concert. I remember I saw this show when I was 10 and the guards let me and my brother stand in the isle because we couldn't see over anybody. we were so close and had a clear view of Alex the whole time, and I'm sure established eye contact with us several times ( as Neil stated in his books, the band always payed close attention to the crowds during their shows to make sure everyone was having fun). I was so much shock after this concert I eventually went on to learn guitar. many many cheers to this legendary band :')
Loved this show, too. Set 2 -1 st song was so loud down in front. It was amazing ! A fun family of Rush fans ! Thanks John VE- for the ride to the Bowl.
Musical hero I hope. These guys are awesome musicians but none of us knew what they were like personally other than what we’ve heard. I’ve always read that all 3 were very humble good people and that’s not always the case in the music business. I just hope he’s a musical hero and not a life’s one.
I live in Australia, Rush never came here in almost half a century of existence, so I went to them. I saw them 4 times on 3 different trips, and this was one of those 4 times. And the most memorable. The memories!!
If you're a Rush fan, and watching, listening, and experiencing Entre Nous played live for the first time EVER doesn't give you goosebumps, then I don't know what will. How come they never played that song live until 2007 is a mystery but how great is it that they finally busted it out!
kennatiousc ah, but they did - alex used the standalone when he played the Trees, during the Hemi tour in 78-79. (entre nous was 1980). who knows....i am just glad they *finally* decided to play it.
I remember that Snakes and Arrows the full concert DVD was on a tv at Best Buy with a couch in front of it,while everyone else shopped I just watched Rush lol
0:00:00 - Limelight 0:04:32 - Digital Man 0:11:18 - Entre Nous 0:16:44 - Mission 0:22:20 - Freewill 0:28:24 - The Main Monkey Business 0:34:20 - The Larger Bowl (featuring Bob & Doug, eh!) 0:39:11 - Secret Touch 0:46:57 - Circumstances 0:50:44 - Between the Wheels 0:56:27 - Dreamline break 1:02:00 - Far Cry 1:07:17 - Working Them Angels 1:12:07 - Armor & Sword 1:18:47 - Spindrift 1:24:20 - The Way the Wind Blows 1:30:47 - Subdivisions 1:37:11 - Natural Science 1:45:37 - Witch Hunt 1:50:18 - Malignant Narcissism/Drum Solo 2:00:03 - Hope break 2:02:26 - Distant Early Warning 2:07:19 - The Spirit of Radio 2:12:29 - Tom Sawyer feat. Cartman Encore: 2:19:51 - One Little Victory 2:25:17 - A Passage to Bangkok 2:29:11 - YYZ
I lost my brother in 2007. I went into a deep depression and a friend of mine convinced me that I needed to get out of the house - to NOT self isolate. He invited me to a Rush concert - it was THIS concert. It changed my life. Thank you for uploading - I have been looking for footage from this concert since 2007. You uploaded this video in 2014, I don't know why it took me seven years to find it. But thank you for uploading! I WAS THERE! About twenty feet to the left of where this was recorded.
I was there too! My great concert buddy John VE died suddenly at like 53 in like 2008. We went to Rush - this show- met his girlfriend there at the Bowl. We had box seats ! John was a heavy smoker. A Self Employed GC with a license. 20 years experience very skilled in tile work. No med insurance, rarely saw doctors. Good looking rock star type of dude. John started having weird dreams and visions of USA underwater. Then poof - gone in like two weeks. Gone. Never really knew he was sick. Luv ya John. Miss ya TONS. See you on the other side.
Still hard to process that this will never happen again. But what a blessing to have been alive to have seen them as much as I did (48 times since 1982).
@@Marfoir0303: Actually, 49 times but mis-typed!!LOL! I think if I had to pick a 'Top 3' shows, it would be the first on the 'ESL' tour when I was 12 at the Meadowlands, NJ. Because seeing that drum-kit and absorbing (or trying to absorb) everything he was playing just opened my mind to endless possibilities as a beginning drummer. Plus, these guys were like super heroes to me and here they were!!. The second would have been the 'VT' tour of 2002. I saw three shows that tour but the more memorable one was at MSG. Just because I was with a buddy who first turned me onto the band in 1980 and that they had come back from Neil's tragedies and the band was simply "on it" that night. Geddy's voice was clear and strong and the band was just in a fantastic groove. The final show was the 'R40' show I saw in Greensboro, NC. I thought that this would be the final tour and the boys had some errors but they were also their age. Going back in time and Neil bringing back the double-bass kit (minus all of the organic percussion except for the chimes behind him) and hearing a few songs live I had never heard played live before after all of those years kind of made my Rush experience that night a full-circle.
@@Marfoir0303I can narrow it down to two: 1) The first time because it was the first and featured the 'MP' drum-kit. 2) Probably the Vapor trails Tour because of how fresh set-list as, coming back after five years and Geddy sounding as strong as ever.
This is a band that seemlessly transitioned from decade through decade and remained true to their fans, like me, never getting stuck in a rut and becoming an oldies band but better yet transforming themselves to remain relevant! RIP our dear Professor 🥁
Hey Brian - I was at Rush Hollywood Bowl 2007 ish show also. One of the best shows, ever. Just Sayin. Michael T Wyman in LA Culver City. Rock guitarist and huge Rush fan.
Wow, either this video is artificially slowed down or the boyz are actually playing their music in an unRUSHed manner in a tempo the rest of us humans could play in. Sounds incredible.
I was at this show. The obligatory opener and right into Digital Man, Entre Nous, then Mission! Wow I couldn’t believe it! And then Circumstances completely erased my mind.
I must say, Geddy’s voice in this concert was immaculate compared to the one on the DVD’s one, and also a much better performance, beautiful just beautiful , thanks for the upload !
Will show my age here. Saw them in concert at the Cow Palace in San Francisco in 1980, the first time they performed a live version of "Free Will," which was then a brand-new song from their as-yet unreleased Permanent Waves album. Great show.
I saw them on the same tour, it it was in Lakeland, Florida 1980, Permanent Waves tour. It was my first time seeing Rush live and was the best concert I had ever seen. Never missed a tour since.
I saw them in Comisky Part in Chicago, an outdoor event in the summer of 79. They were the main act. If I recall, it was Roadmaster, The Tubes, Southside Johnny and the Ashbury Jukes, Foghat and then Rush. I digress. Rush opened with 2112 and introduced Freewill and The Spirit of Radio for their forthcoming album, yet to be titled. What a great time!
I was there too!.......down in the orchestra pit in a box seat on Alex's side - and oh boy what smokes my friend John Van Egger brought .........one of the best shows ever! Michael T Wyman - Rush fan and fellow TH-camr, rock guitars , LA CA USA 2019
I was there. What an awesome show. I was sittiing down in the first row of the section and about 5 seats to the right of where that camera was. In what they call the super seats. The sound at the Hollywood Bowl is always top notch.👍🏽
I was there. too. Rush at Hollywood Bowl 2007 Snakes and Arrows Tour. A fave show! Loud, too. Bought a T shirt. I wear my Rush shirts proudly. From michael t Wyman guitarist and singer ...huge Rush fan . West LA 90230. Have A great day fig186.
Great post yeah ....getting my Rush on! Yeah from Michael T Wyman guitarist and Rush fan ......seen em play like 17 times! Ladies and gentlemen.........Rrrrrrrruuusssssshhhhh!!!
Up here in Ojai tonight, I turned out the lights and set up the hdmi and soaked it up, mon. Thank you Squonk big time. I felt like I was there. No shit. Btw, they nailed Natural Science. Love Rush 4ever!
My friend ask me if I wanted to go see a rock concert. And I ask him who is playing? And he told me it was a band name Rush. Never hear of them, so we went to see this band called Rush. It was there 2112 tour, and when the DJ got done introducing the guys I turned to my friend and said, that's it 3 guys? Here I am ,my favorite band Seen them.27 times Thank You for the great memories Rush.
Entre Nous is probably one of the best songs live, I've ever heard from them. Another one is Presto... From the Time Machine Tour. Oh... can't forget Mission.
I saw this tour 10 times in 2007 through USA and Canada ! I was never more than 14th Row from the stage each time. So freaking glad I spent the money & time ! Memories I will always cherish ! Thank you so much for this upload.
I took my cousin to this show. It was his first time at a RUSH concert. He loved it, especially the bridge of "Free Will". It was my second show of the tour. Saw them in Reno, NV earlier in the year. Same set, but much smaller venue, only about 7,500 seats.
Work has been DOH...but seems I have a few extra minutes to go "Hunting"....so naturally I ran to my RUSH Headquarters....a bit slow minded here but I catch up soon enough!
Hey there MY FELLOW '"RUSH FAN" BROTHER. I am so very happy to of found this GEM of Gems today, just simply put , I Absolutely loved this tour. I followed the band for 5 of their shows. Thanks for the Happy Findings of this Rush performance....Brooke
I went to Mount Pocono when I was 7 and it was the best concert but it was a long time ago and it's hard remembering all of details. This brought back so much happy memories
Saw Rush and Gary Moore at Irvine. Whitesnake. Def Leppard/Europe. Rush again. Van Halen . Fleetwood Mac. Yes/Foreigner Journey/Doobie Brothers. Irvine!
I was at this show, and it was great. Because this was at the Hollywood Bowl, it was a bit more of an "industry" crowd than when Rush plays Staples Ctr, or better yet the LA Forum (back in the day and this coming August!) or Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. LA Rush fans are generally just as die-hard and know their Rush as well as anybody. No need to diss Neil Peart's current hometown!
BigDancin no better yet Long Beach with 38 special opening. Then Moving pictures at Anaheim convention center day off then the next two nights at Long Beach again. Those were the classic shows because they still played back to the first album.
I was also at this show and the crowd was somewhat subdued from start to finish - for me the problem is with the venue - Hollywood Bowl has too much open space and the sound quickly dissipates into the atmosphere, because of this it quickly kills the ambience for certain bands like Rush and it’s very difficult to recapture. Also don’t need ear plugs at the bowl which tells you something. However, saw them at Gibson Amphitheater for Time Machine Tour and Staples for Vapor Trails and completely different feeling - the sound reverberates inside the building and bounces off and inside your body - you can’t help but feel the electricity...
@@Chekmate99 BTW Both those LA Rush shows are posted on TH-cam. Staples Vapor Trails is called Attack of The Meat Bees. I attended this superb Rush Bowl Show and Staples VT tour too. Time Machine at Gibson Universal is in You Tube, too. My drummer Mark Savage went. Said he liked Camera Eye a lot. I really liked With Hunt with the Pyro intro on Time Machine tour vid. Seen Rush like 20 times. Cheers!!!
I guess im randomly asking but does someone know a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Boston Matias Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Just dropped by out of respect for Neil Peart. This was the last time I saw them (2007), at the San Diego show. As I remember and enjoyed, rotisserie chicken and all. Thanks for shooting it the way you did, just great. RIP NP, and long live the memories :)
Neil Peart has been such a joy to watch! Hope they play a few shows sometime in the near future, I'll travel to see them. BTW... this was one of my favorite tours, seen 3 shows.
One of the best shows I've ever seen. My 3rd Rush show- I'd just turned 17. Went with my dad, his girlfriend and a buddy from high school. Phenomenal setlist and the band was just on fire. Neil was tight, Alex was clean and crisp and Ged's vocals were damn near perfect. Thank you for capturing this. I'll be coming back to watch this over and over I'm sure. The crowd seems tame in the recording here but people don't realize the deference paid for performers at the Bowl, or how big the place is. It isn't just a rock show but an all around experience. Besides, there was plenty of fan mayhem in the audience all around from my observations. And of course we had to break out the doobies for Bangkok. Cause "they NEVER play Bangkok!"
Yeahn I was there at Rush Hollywood Bowl too. It was fab. Loud, too. michael t wyman guitarist, songwriter and Rush fan Del Rey/Culver City. Have a great day.
This is a gem. To be able to watch a video from a fans prospective w/o all the zoom in zoom out.And to have better than decent sound.... awesome. Thanks for sacrificing a little of the enjoyment so we could enjoy this concert time and time again
Thank you for adjusting your camera sets. This is such brilliant video capturing a brilliant RUSH performance. Alex and Neil were both so relaxed and creative ~ crackin' out the improv. Thank you so much for this amazing share. You rock.
Oh man, this version of Mission is just incredible!! Neil plays a cowbell, Alex nails the solo and Geddy's voice never sounded better. Wow!! but still the pricks in the audience walk around like the living dead, unbelievable.
Awesome show - worlds best band, period Great tripod and visuals; they came over to England on this tour and blew everyone away Thanks for the post - appreciated as always
Such great footage, thanks...! 🙏 Strange, it didn’t seem that crowded at the front; would have just loved to sneak down there... My introduction to Rush began as a green teen in a pitch-dark cellar containing a pair of (to me) almost scary big Altec Lansing speakers, and then: the onslaught of Hemispheres... Safe to say, I wasn’t the same after that initiation. ⭐✨
I love your channel. Thank you so much for preserving and providing access to so many amazing shows. I remember about 20 years ago, I used to go to this super cool record store and buy Rush "Imports" for sometimes as much as $40.00 for a show - some that you have posted on your channel. I came here to relive this show, but I can't do it...too soon. I have the deluxe R40 thing, for a couple of years now..still haven't watched it. I think I'll check out some of your other posts and watch something from the mid-90s.
Rush has a great sense of humor too, I thought that devise behind Geddy Lee was a new electronic gadget. It wasn’t they were roasting chickens for the after show party every so often a chef would come out and baste the chickens 😎
I think the dude at 11:58 might've played bass with us at Skinny's in North Hollywood. (wow) I think his name is Mark. We Played Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, and KISS with him. 1/2 a set. ...I gotta call our guitarist Glen and confirm. Cool!
Very Nice Job for a self- made recording !!! I haven't had the chance to watch and listen beyond the first song (Limelight..) I'm curious if you re-mixed it before posting it? I almost NEVER view and hear such a well rounded blend of video and especially audio. Excellent work and Thank You for sharing...
Wrong answer, dude. They are tuned very well, and this was played in the original key. If you are a musician, you'll notice it's played in the key of F, just like on the record. Eventually, Geddy did hit the F5 note here, just like in the studio.
I heard this venue is awesome for concerts acoustic wise I've only seen rush at a crappy venues here in Buffalo ny once at our arena and one at a place called Darien lake a horrible outdoor shed inside a amusement park sound is horrible and low this must have been a great treat!!
Same here in buffalo too. Went to see rush in Syracuse once at a horse racing stadium. Sound was terrible. I did see Jethro Tull at the Hollywood bowl and thought their sound was amazing there though.
Funny how the majority of the entire front section,save 25 people where talking to each other not even looking at the stage or clapping during Digital Man and Entre Nous like they never heard those songs before. The Show in Mansfield Mass was insane to a point of irritation because they were just yelling through the song. I yell between the songs and the pauses. But this crowd in front of the stage is super weak.... Better for us to hear because they're having a good night! I just heard the solo section of free Will! Geddy NAILED THE VOCALS!!! Yeah man! What a weak crowd! Lol So far so good! You can hear all three of them really good. The Drums are clearer and louder than Clockwork Angels live Blu-ray!
Intelligent music from intelligent musicians for intelligent LISTENERS.
My son & I were there that night it was fabulous we saw them four other times too.,Rush had no opening bands they just played for 3 hours. We had box Seats one level off the he floor; I wanted it to be special for my son. It was fabulous 😎
@@Marfoir0303 You must be the coolest dad ever. My dad hated Rush (and he was CANADIAN!) But he did take me to go see Journey on Dec 31 1986. They only did seven more shows with Steve after that one.
There goes the universe then, never the like to be seen again, rest in Valhalla, rest in glory Neil.
AMEN Still filled with Tears Of Joy having lived in a Time to of seen Them Play
@@scottbridgeforth507 Sweet mate, got to see them many moons ago in 1982, stupidly lost touch with them until Snakes +Arrows, absolutely one of a kind as a Band.
Three of the most talented musicians ever
II'm so sad that one of the best drummers Neil Peart died at the age of 67, that's much too young. R.I.P. Neil Peart and thank you for all those good music you make with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.
Rio Neil
67 is very far from young. Just sayin. Peak humans are 20-30s. 40s is aging. Neil lived almost 3 decades after 40. It was still a full life. Accomplished a lot and saw so much.
such great quality, for some reason bootlegs do more to recreate the feeling of being at the concert. I remember I saw this show when I was 10 and the guards let me and my brother stand in the isle because we couldn't see over anybody. we were so close and had a clear view of Alex the whole time, and I'm sure established eye contact with us several times ( as Neil stated in his books, the band always payed close attention to the crowds during their shows to make sure everyone was having fun). I was so much shock after this concert I eventually went on to learn guitar. many many cheers to this legendary band :')
Imu Son and I saw it too, We live in Yuba City California fantastic concert 😎
Cool! I was there too! But I was 27 at the time. I guess we're both a bit older now.
yeah! RP!
cool story!
Loved this show, too. Set 2 -1 st song was so loud down in front. It was amazing !
A fun family of Rush fans ! Thanks John VE- for the ride to the Bowl.
What a night . I met Geddy after the show . A dream come true meeting my hero
Musical hero I hope. These guys are awesome musicians but none of us knew what they were like personally other than what we’ve heard. I’ve always read that all 3 were very humble good people and that’s not always the case in the music business. I just hope he’s a musical hero and not a life’s one.
I live in Australia, Rush never came here in almost half a century of existence, so I went to them. I saw them 4 times on 3 different trips, and this was one of those 4 times. And the most memorable. The memories!!
If you're a Rush fan, and watching, listening, and experiencing Entre Nous played live for the first time EVER doesn't give you goosebumps, then I don't know what will. How come they never played that song live until 2007 is a mystery but how great is it that they finally busted it out!
If I may make another request, my first ever Rush Concert was Time Machine Tour, New Orleans...I would love to relive that show again
(just between us) good question
it might be because they did'nt have that stand alone accoustic guitar onstage idea yet in 1978
kennatiousc
lol
kennatiousc
ah, but they did - alex used the standalone when he played the Trees, during the Hemi tour in 78-79. (entre nous was 1980). who knows....i am just glad they *finally* decided to play it.
I remember that Snakes and Arrows the full concert DVD was on a tv at Best Buy with a couch in front of it,while everyone else shopped I just watched Rush lol
The sound is better than a lot of official videos. Congrats.
0:00:00 - Limelight
0:04:32 - Digital Man
0:11:18 - Entre Nous
0:16:44 - Mission
0:22:20 - Freewill
0:28:24 - The Main Monkey Business
0:34:20 - The Larger Bowl (featuring Bob & Doug, eh!)
0:39:11 - Secret Touch
0:46:57 - Circumstances
0:50:44 - Between the Wheels
0:56:27 - Dreamline
break
1:02:00 - Far Cry
1:07:17 - Working Them Angels
1:12:07 - Armor & Sword
1:18:47 - Spindrift
1:24:20 - The Way the Wind Blows
1:30:47 - Subdivisions
1:37:11 - Natural Science
1:45:37 - Witch Hunt
1:50:18 - Malignant Narcissism/Drum Solo
2:00:03 - Hope
break
2:02:26 - Distant Early Warning
2:07:19 - The Spirit of Radio
2:12:29 - Tom Sawyer feat. Cartman
Encore:
2:19:51 - One Little Victory
2:25:17 - A Passage to Bangkok
2:29:11 - YYZ
thanks much AK01 for tracking the songs! much appreciated --
Wild. 😀😀😀
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27 songs, was amazing show... RUSH IS THE BEST
@@ghostfc973 That's what she said...
I like the view of this video. It's like sitting in the audience.
That Tom Sawyer intro is one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. Wish I’d have seen it live!
First time I saw Rush with both of my sons. What a great evening that was.
Worked and partied wit the boys. nice and good hearted Canadian Guys. LOVE RUSH and LOVE Toronto Canada. Thankxx RUSH
Neil’s drums sound fantastic in this! Thanks. (R.I.P. Neil)
I lost my brother in 2007. I went into a deep depression and a friend of mine convinced me that I needed to get out of the house - to NOT self isolate. He invited me to a Rush concert - it was THIS concert. It changed my life. Thank you for uploading - I have been looking for footage from this concert since 2007. You uploaded this video in 2014, I don't know why it took me seven years to find it. But thank you for uploading! I WAS THERE! About twenty feet to the left of where this was recorded.
I was there too! My great concert buddy John VE died suddenly at like 53 in like 2008. We went to Rush - this show- met his girlfriend there at the Bowl. We had box seats !
John was a heavy smoker. A Self Employed GC with a license. 20 years experience very skilled in tile work. No med insurance, rarely saw doctors. Good looking rock star type of dude. John started having weird dreams and visions of USA underwater. Then poof - gone in like two weeks. Gone. Never really knew he was sick.
Luv ya John. Miss ya TONS. See you on the other side.
Still hard to process that this will never happen again. But what a blessing to have been alive to have seen them as much as I did (48 times since 1982).
Wow 48 times I saw them 4 times and I thought that was a lot. I wished I could have seen then 48 times; which of the 48 was your favorite? 😎
@@Marfoir0303: Actually, 49 times but mis-typed!!LOL! I think if I had to pick a 'Top 3' shows, it would be the first on the 'ESL' tour when I was 12 at the Meadowlands, NJ. Because seeing that drum-kit and absorbing (or trying to absorb) everything he was playing just opened my mind to endless possibilities as a beginning drummer. Plus, these guys were like super heroes to me and here they were!!. The second would have been the 'VT' tour of 2002. I saw three shows that tour but the more memorable one was at MSG. Just because I was with a buddy who first turned me onto the band in 1980 and that they had come back from Neil's tragedies and the band was simply "on it" that night. Geddy's voice was clear and strong and the band was just in a fantastic groove. The final show was the 'R40' show I saw in Greensboro, NC. I thought that this would be the final tour and the boys had some errors but they were also their age. Going back in time and Neil bringing back the double-bass kit (minus all of the organic percussion except for the chimes behind him) and hearing a few songs live I had never heard played live before after all of those years kind of made my Rush experience that night a full-circle.
@@Marfoir0303I can narrow it down to two: 1) The first time because it was the first and featured the 'MP' drum-kit. 2) Probably the Vapor trails Tour because of how fresh set-list as, coming back after five years and Geddy sounding as strong as ever.
Did you see this Rush H Bowl show? wow 48 times is a LOT! Cheers from L.A.
@@michaelweinman9051 : I did not. I’m from the East Coast. I saw this tour outside of Boston.
after 17 years17 still gives me the goose bumps
Me too. Still.
One of only 3 tours I missed from 83 to 2015...kicking myself after seeing this....God RUSH is AWESOME!!!!!
" I'm Geddy Lee and I will sing whatever God damn lyrics I want" 🤣
and yes I can't thank you enough for not zooming in and out constantly makes me queezy :P
I second this. Great for just being able to watch what Neil is doing.
This is a band that seemlessly transitioned from decade through decade and remained true to their fans, like me, never getting stuck in a rut and becoming an oldies band but better yet transforming themselves to remain relevant! RIP our dear Professor 🥁
Beautiful music, wonderful talent and amazing vibes.. really miss their concert.. RIP Neil..
Damn he nailed that Bangkok chorus....in the original key too.... *legend*
RUSH rule and so do their fans...thanks for this. Rock!
I was at this show, not far from this camera well..... I drove from Sacramento the day of, and it was freaking amazing..
Hey Brian - I was at Rush Hollywood Bowl 2007 ish show also. One of the best shows, ever. Just Sayin.
Michael T Wyman in LA Culver City. Rock guitarist and huge Rush fan.
I was there!! great show !!!
a fave band Rush....
from michael t wyman Venice beach/Hollywood
Wow, either this video is artificially slowed down or the boyz are actually playing their music in an unRUSHed manner in a tempo the rest of us humans could play in. Sounds incredible.
I was at this show. The obligatory opener and right into Digital Man, Entre Nous, then Mission! Wow I couldn’t believe it! And then Circumstances completely erased my mind.
I was there too. Big show!1 Fun Times.
I wasn't a fan of S&A but I'm kicking myself now for sitting out this tour.
I must say, Geddy’s voice in this concert was immaculate compared to the one on the DVD’s one, and also a much better performance, beautiful just beautiful , thanks for the upload !
Will show my age here. Saw them in concert at the Cow Palace in San Francisco in 1980, the first time they performed a live version of "Free Will," which was then a brand-new song from their as-yet unreleased Permanent Waves album. Great show.
I saw them on the same tour, it it was in Lakeland, Florida 1980, Permanent Waves tour. It was my first time seeing Rush live and was the best concert I had ever seen. Never missed a tour since.
I saw them in Comisky Part in Chicago, an outdoor event in the summer of 79. They were the main act. If I recall, it was Roadmaster, The Tubes, Southside Johnny and the Ashbury Jukes, Foghat and then Rush. I digress. Rush opened with 2112 and introduced Freewill and The Spirit of Radio for their forthcoming album, yet to be titled. What a great time!
Fantastic show. Rush Rules.
I was there too!.......down in the orchestra pit in a box seat on Alex's side - and oh boy
what smokes my friend John Van Egger brought .........one of the best shows ever!
Michael T Wyman - Rush fan and fellow TH-camr, rock guitars , LA CA USA 2019
I'm sure Alex enjoyed the fragrance of Afghanistan!!!
@@gregggaldo9181 yeah it was sweeeeeeet ...especially Train to Bancock and Tom Sawyer. Ooohhh!
This got to be the GREATEST!
I was there. What an awesome show. I was sittiing down in the first row of the section and about 5 seats to the right of where that camera was. In what they call the super seats. The sound at the Hollywood Bowl is always top notch.👍🏽
I was there. too. Rush at Hollywood Bowl 2007 Snakes and Arrows Tour. A fave show! Loud, too.
Bought a T shirt. I wear my Rush shirts proudly.
From michael t Wyman guitarist and singer ...huge Rush fan . West LA 90230. Have A great day fig186.
I Was there too at Rush Hollywood Bowl. Cheers 2 u! from michael t wyman in West LA.
Great post yeah ....getting my Rush on! Yeah from Michael T Wyman guitarist and Rush fan ......seen em play like 17 times!
Ladies and gentlemen.........Rrrrrrrruuusssssshhhhh!!!
Up here in Ojai tonight, I turned out the lights and set up the hdmi and soaked it up, mon. Thank you Squonk big time. I felt like I was there. No shit. Btw, they nailed Natural Science. Love Rush 4ever!
My friend ask me if I wanted to go see a rock concert. And I ask him who is playing? And he told me it was a band name Rush. Never hear of them, so we went to see this band called Rush. It was there 2112 tour, and when the DJ got done introducing the guys I turned to my friend and said, that's it 3 guys? Here I am ,my favorite band Seen them.27 times Thank You for the great memories Rush.
Moving Pictures is one of the best and most special rock albums ever made. No wonder the band played several of the songs to the last.
Loved this tour!!!!
yeah! great tour!
Geddy’s vocal performance is strong, thanks for the upload
@@joedecker8096 he was 61 years old & Rush music isn't easy to play. Give him a break it was still a fantastic tour.
Ged's voice was fab here!! yeah !
Snakes and Arrows such an important record
Entre Nous is probably one of the best songs live, I've ever heard from them.
Another one is Presto... From the Time Machine Tour.
Oh... can't forget Mission.
I saw this tour 10 times in 2007 through USA and Canada ! I was never more than 14th Row from the stage each time. So freaking glad I spent the money & time ! Memories I will always cherish ! Thank you so much for this upload.
wow !
I took my cousin to this show. It was his first time at a RUSH concert. He loved it, especially the bridge of "Free Will". It was my second show of the tour. Saw them in Reno, NV earlier in the year. Same set, but much smaller venue, only about 7,500 seats.
Envy.
Hey JE I was at Rush 2007 Hollywood Bowl too! a fave conceret!
from michael T wymn in LA . Have a great day JE!
great video - i was just to the right, a few more boxes back. Great show!
There will never be another ❤
This was my first Rush show... I was 4 lol
Just found this little GEM...thanks again Squonk Man for taking care of your RUSH Family.....Cheers
jeez stu...what took you so long?!?! enjoy this one - it's a goodie! all the best!
Work has been DOH...but seems I have a few extra minutes to go "Hunting"....so naturally I ran to my RUSH Headquarters....a bit slow minded here but I catch up soon enough!
*****
just kidding, my ohio friend....better late than never, right! ;)
Hey there MY FELLOW '"RUSH FAN" BROTHER. I am so very happy to of found this GEM of Gems today, just simply put , I Absolutely loved this tour. I followed the band for 5 of their shows. Thanks for the Happy Findings of this Rush performance....Brooke
I went to Mount Pocono when I was 7 and it was the best concert but it was a long time ago and it's hard remembering all of details. This brought back so much happy memories
Yeah. Great coverage dude !
Saw them in Irvine and San Diego both....same tour. My favorite band ever. So many reasons why. Thanks for posting this! Good job!
That San Diego (2007) Rush S&A concert is/was the best concert I've ever seen anywhere by anyone, before or after.
Rush in Irvine was aweome!! seen 'em there 3 or 4 times.
Saw Rush and Gary Moore at Irvine. Whitesnake. Def Leppard/Europe. Rush again.
Van Halen . Fleetwood Mac. Yes/Foreigner Journey/Doobie Brothers. Irvine!
Excellent show...
I was at this show, and it was great. Because this was at the Hollywood Bowl, it was a bit more of an "industry" crowd than when Rush plays Staples Ctr, or better yet the LA Forum (back in the day and this coming August!) or Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. LA Rush fans are generally just as die-hard and know their Rush as well as anybody. No need to diss Neil Peart's current hometown!
BigDancin no better yet Long Beach with 38 special opening. Then Moving pictures at Anaheim convention center day off then the next two nights at Long Beach again. Those were the classic shows because they still played back to the first album.
I was also at this show and the crowd was somewhat subdued from start to finish - for me the problem is with the venue - Hollywood Bowl has too much open space and the sound quickly dissipates into the atmosphere, because of this it quickly kills the ambience for certain bands like Rush and it’s very difficult to recapture. Also don’t need ear plugs at the bowl which tells you something. However, saw them at Gibson Amphitheater for Time Machine Tour and Staples for Vapor Trails and completely different feeling - the sound reverberates inside the building and bounces off and inside your body - you can’t help but feel the electricity...
@@Chekmate99 BTW Both those LA Rush shows are posted on TH-cam. Staples Vapor Trails is called Attack of The Meat Bees. I attended this superb Rush Bowl Show and Staples VT tour too. Time Machine at Gibson Universal is in You Tube, too. My drummer Mark Savage went. Said he liked Camera Eye a lot.
I really liked With Hunt with the Pyro intro on Time Machine tour vid. Seen Rush like 20 times. Cheers!!!
Goodness gracious, they NAILED Distant Early Warning. So good!
After Neil passed away, the world went to crap.
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I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Brett Benicio Instablaster =)
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Thanks for the awesome post saw this tour in NH. Seen em 26 times. Thanks Again
Just dropped by out of respect for Neil Peart. This was the last time I saw them (2007), at the San Diego show. As I remember and enjoyed, rotisserie chicken and all. Thanks for shooting it the way you did, just great. RIP NP, and long live the memories :)
Thanks for posting. I had the pleasure of being there. Sat about ten rows behind from where ths was being shot. Another awesome concert. by RUSH!
Was there too! cool Hollywood Bowl!! Rush!! yeah. From Mike T in L.A.
Neil Peart has been such a joy to watch!
Hope they play a few shows sometime in the near future, I'll travel to see them.
BTW... this was one of my favorite tours, seen 3 shows.
I just happened to stumble into this very nice gem. very nice selection of songs. great camera work and sound. 2 hours plus.
Monsters of rock..! Legends..!
Genius at play!
This is incredible. Thxs for the upload!
Wow, Alex just nails that "Limelight" solo!!
Rush Limelight is one of the best guitar solos ever. IMHO.
One of the best shows I've ever seen. My 3rd Rush show- I'd just turned 17. Went with my dad, his girlfriend and a buddy from high school. Phenomenal setlist and the band was just on fire. Neil was tight, Alex was clean and crisp and Ged's vocals were damn near perfect. Thank you for capturing this. I'll be coming back to watch this over and over I'm sure.
The crowd seems tame in the recording here but people don't realize the deference paid for performers at the Bowl, or how big the place is. It isn't just a rock show but an all around experience. Besides, there was plenty of fan mayhem in the audience all around from my observations. And of course we had to break out the doobies for Bangkok. Cause "they NEVER play Bangkok!"
Yeahn I was there at Rush Hollywood Bowl too. It was fab. Loud, too.
michael t wyman guitarist, songwriter and Rush fan
Del Rey/Culver City. Have a great day.
ha ha ha us too! Cheers! ps: was JUST at the Bowl for the Pixies. We LOVE the Bowl! Cheers!!
This is a gem. To be able to watch a video from a fans prospective w/o all the zoom in zoom out.And to have better than decent sound.... awesome. Thanks for sacrificing a little of the enjoyment so we could enjoy this concert time and time again
you're quite welcome - but make no mistake - i didn't tape the show - i just posted it here. all the credit goes to the taper! glad you liked it.
Subdivisions sounds fab!!
Great stuff here!
Perfect Glory Perfect Story
Thank you for adjusting your camera sets. This is such brilliant video capturing a brilliant RUSH performance. Alex and Neil were both so relaxed and creative ~ crackin' out the improv. Thank you so much for this amazing share. You rock.
I was there, great gig!
Rush Hollywood Bowl show ruled! S and A tour. I was there too.
MTW in LA - Yeah! Rush Rules! Have a great day !
Rush !! Was there ! awesome gig!!
Oh man, this version of Mission is just incredible!! Neil plays a cowbell, Alex nails the solo and Geddy's voice never sounded better. Wow!! but still the pricks in the audience walk around like the living dead, unbelievable.
How could anyone be walking away....astonishing!!!!
thats people from cali for ya.
My dude...… They are just stunned from the level of music........The bar is set quite high as you can hear.
Awesome show - worlds best band, period
Great tripod and visuals; they came over to England on this tour and blew everyone away
Thanks for the post - appreciated as always
Thanks for posting this. The sound is great. Really enjoying it.
Thanks for posting this!!! I remember going to see Rush, every time they came to the Richfield Coliseum off of Route 303!!! Thanks for the memories!!!
"Setlist"
*Part 1*
0:10 Limelight - 1
4:32 Digital Man - 2
11:20 Entre Nous - 3
16:44 Mission - 4
22:22 Free Will - 5
28:24 The Main Monkey Business - 6
34:52 The Larger Bowl - 7
39:11 Secret Touch - 8
46:59 Circumstances - 9
50:45 Between The Whells - 10
56:27 Dreamline - 11
*Part 2*
1:02:00 Far Cry - 12
1:07:18 Workin' Them Angels - 13
1:12:07 Armor And Sword - 14
1:18:46 Spindrift - 15
1:24:20 The Way The Wind Blows - 16
1:30:47 Subdivisions - 17
1:37:11 Natural Science - 18
1:45:37 Witch Hunt - 19
1:50:21 Malignant Narcissism - 20
1:52:38 De Slagwerker ( Drum Solo ) - 21
2:00:02 Hope - 22
2:02:24 Distant Early Warning - 23
2:07:18 The Spirit Of Radio - 24
2:12:27 Tom Sawyer intro with South Park
2:13:17 Tom Sawyer - 25
*Part 3*
2:19:50 One Little Victory - 26
2:25:17 A Passage To Bangkok - 27
2:29:11 YYZ - 28
Thanks dude, even though AK01 did it somewhere up there.
best band ever
Such great footage, thanks...! 🙏 Strange, it didn’t seem that crowded at the front; would have just loved to sneak down there... My introduction to Rush began as a green teen in a pitch-dark cellar containing a pair of (to me) almost scary big Altec Lansing speakers, and then: the onslaught of Hemispheres... Safe to say, I wasn’t the same after that initiation. ⭐✨
Ha! Yeah I made it down to the front for set 2's intro. Ooooh it was awesome. Loud!
Perfect view - dead center (well, almost) 😀. I went to the Shoreline Amphitheatre show in Mountain View on August 1, 2007.
natural science of this tour was omazing
Really good set.
I love your channel. Thank you so much for preserving and providing access to so many amazing shows. I remember about 20 years ago, I used to go to this super cool record store and buy Rush "Imports" for sometimes as much as $40.00 for a show - some that you have posted on your channel. I came here to relive this show, but I can't do it...too soon. I have the deluxe R40 thing, for a couple of years now..still haven't watched it. I think I'll check out some of your other posts and watch something from the mid-90s.
Rush has a great sense of humor too, I thought that devise behind Geddy Lee was a new electronic gadget. It wasn’t they were roasting chickens for the after show party every so often a chef would come out and baste the chickens 😎
RUSH ROCKS THE WORLD RITE!!!
Great upload! Thank You!
I think the dude at 11:58 might've played bass with us at Skinny's in North Hollywood. (wow) I think his name is Mark.
We Played Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, and KISS with him. 1/2 a set. ...I gotta call our guitarist Glen and confirm. Cool!
Legends
A little early with the "Subdivisions" in Subdivisions for Alex. Hehehe
Thanks for the effort Squonk, much appreciated (as always)...RUSH on!
any time - enjoy the show !!
Very Nice Job for a self- made recording !!! I haven't had the chance to watch and listen beyond the first song (Limelight..) I'm curious if you re-mixed it before posting it? I almost NEVER view and hear such a well rounded blend of video and especially audio. Excellent work and Thank You for sharing...
Three fantastic loudy guys
He nailed that high note on Freewill. Damn impressive.
he's still got it (or at least had it in 2007) lol
TheSquonk2112 Yeah. He is still very good for his age but I am not sure if he can hit this note anymore. Most recent was on the Time Machine Tour
+Shane Russell ya, time machine was the end. the last tour rush did with GREAT vocals was R30. snakes and arrows was good.
Wrong answer, dude. They are tuned very well, and this was played in the original key. If you are a musician, you'll notice it's played in the key of F, just like on the record. Eventually, Geddy did hit the F5 note here, just like in the studio.
TK Smith You just can't handle being wrong can you? You little bitch.
You should've tilted the camera up just a tad to get the big screens...other than that...Great video!!
Espectacular
I heard this venue is awesome for concerts acoustic wise I've only seen rush at a crappy venues here in Buffalo ny once at our arena and one at a place called Darien lake a horrible outdoor shed inside a amusement park sound is horrible and low this must have been a great treat!!
Same here in buffalo too. Went to see rush in Syracuse once at a horse racing stadium. Sound was terrible. I did see Jethro Tull at the Hollywood bowl and thought their sound was amazing there though.
Rush rules! from MTW LA CA USA
2019 Summer ..........
Funny how the majority of the entire front section,save 25 people where talking to each other not even looking at the stage or clapping during Digital Man and Entre Nous like they never heard those songs before. The Show in Mansfield Mass was insane to a point of irritation because they were just yelling through the song. I yell between the songs and the pauses. But this crowd in front of the stage is super weak.... Better for us to hear because they're having a good night! I just heard the solo section of free Will! Geddy NAILED THE VOCALS!!! Yeah man! What a weak crowd! Lol So far so good! You can hear all three of them really good. The Drums are clearer and louder than Clockwork Angels live Blu-ray!
@Steve Benn isnt that what your doing here, bitching at him?
played 2 1/2 hrs. wow