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Show Information:
Media: 2 cdr
Source: Audience (DAT/master)
Date: June 17, 1990
Venue: Alpine Valley Amphitheater
Location: East Troy, WI
Catalog: Digital Reproductions DR-61790-9
Jewel case liners found here (look under 'High Res Scans)

Setlist:
Intro
Force Ten
Freewill
Distant Early Warning
Time Stand Still
Subdivisions
Marathon
Red Barchetta
Superconductor
Show Don’t Tell
The Pass
Closer To The Heart
Manhattan Project
Xanadu
YYZ
Drum Solo
Scars
War Paint
Mission
Tom Sawyer
The Spirit Of Radio
2112 {Overture}
La Villa Strangiato
In The Mood
Wipeout / Jazz Bass 1:03

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Additional Comments on show:
Duley:
This is a re-release of an earlier version of this show. This is sourced from the Master DAT and sounds much better than the original. The version of this show most Rush collectors would recall would be "That's Entertainment". If you that version, I think you will agree that this is an nice upgrade. If you don't have it, what are you waiting for. This is an excellent sounding audience recording, with a great set list.

The Digital Dan:
Sourced from the master, this is a significant improvement over the "That's Entertainment" release. The annoying static (most likely distortion from pegged levels) is now absent leaving only one of the most crisp, clear, and amazing audience sources of all time. Not only is this a great Presto show, but one of the best Rush audience shows ever. The mix is close to perfect and makes a great compliment to the Omni and Hartford shows. Everyone owes the taper of this show a huge debt of gratitude for their efforts. This is as good as it gets. Just throw in disc 2 and crank "La Villa Strangiato" and you'll know what I'm talking about. As with all Digital Reproductions releases, this is for free trade or blank trade only. Please do not buy or sell, keep the spirit of trading alive and well!

LeeGeddy:
A fantastic sounding AUD show!! I've had "That's Entertainment-Remaster release for quite some time now, and this release sounds better, IMO. I think this show is just as good as The Omni show. The sound is powerful with lots of deep low end, crisp highs and good mid range punch, which I like. It's a fantastic recording and every Rush collector should have this show in their collection. You won't go wrong with this one. Please do not Buy this recording, as it is available for free through trades. (JAN '02)