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RUSH - A Passage To Oslo - Platinum Edition
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Show Information:
Media: 2 cdr
Source: Audience (cassette/master)
Date: May 22, 1979
Venue: Chateau Neuf
Location: Oslo, Norway
Catalog: Digital Reproductions (DR 52479)
Jewel case liners found here (look under 'High Res Scans)
Setlist:
Anthem
A Passage To Bangkok
By-Tor And The Snow Dog
Xanadu
The Trees
Hemispheres
Closer To The Heart
A Farewell To Kings
La Villa Strangiato
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Additional Comments on show:
The Digital Dan:
Another great show from the latter part of the Hemispheres show. This audience source was taken from the master cassette and it is almost impossible to tell this is an audience source! It is absolutely crystal clear, better sounding than some of the Rush soundboards out there. The source is clear enough that you can hear the buzz from the amplifiers during the song breaks. For a 22 year old source, this is nothing short of a miracle. The sound is actually a bit better than Work of Gifted Hands - Platinum Edition. The boys play with an incredible amount of energy and enthusiasm this night displaying that rare and elusive balance between pure raw power and expert musicianship. Geddy is definitely having fun tonight as often reciprocates the fans cheering. While there are some great soundboards from this tour, none have quite the energy and raw excitement of the Oslo show. This is one of those "must have" shows, get your hands on a copy of this one and you will not be disappointed. As w ith 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.

Taken from Ron's Rush ROIO Review:
Let me start off by saying: this is one of my all-time favorite Rush shows. A solid, high energy performance from the boys on one of their final performances of the marathon "Hemispheres" tour. First off, it features the first live version of "Discovery" I had ever heard, and it’s an amazing one at that. The take of "A Farewell To Kings" will absolutely blow you away. This is truly an incredible show.