The Rush setlist (courtesy cygweb):
- Limelight
- Digital Man
- Entre Nous
- Mission
- Freewill
- The Main Monkey Business
- The Larger Bowl
- Secret Touch
- Circumstances
- Between The Wheels
- Dreamline
Intermission
- Far Cry
- Workin’ Them Angels
- Armor And Sword
- Spindrift
- The Way The Wind Blows
- Subdivisions
- Natural Science
- Witch Hunt
- Malignant Narcissism
- Drum Solo
- Hope
- Summertime Blues
- The Spirit of Radio
- Tom Sawyer
Encore:
- One Little Victory
- A Passage to Bangkok
- YYZ
release). Here's an approximate setlist:- Stand Back
- Enchanted
- If Anyone Falls
- Rhiannon
- Dreams
- Sorcerer
- Gold Dust Woman
- I Need To Know (yes, the Tom Petty song)
- Landslide
- How Still My Love
- Edge of Seventeen
- Rock and Roll
- Beauty and the Beast (not sure on this one, so if you were there and have a correction, drop it in the comments)
2 comments:
Which concert do you think represented the better value? Rush played a lot more than 13 songs, that's for sure...
Rush was the better value. I'm a huge Nicks fan and it was great to hear those classics live, but Rush played a lot more songs (Rush had no opening act, so they played from the beginning; Nicks had Vanessa Carlton [of A Thousand Miles fame] opening up, but, eh...). And Rush has, of course, one of the greatest drum solos ever. Rush also had incredible sound for their three-person lineup, compared to Nicks' 13-piece band. And speaking of value, a Rush t-shirt was $30, while a Nicks T in my size was $45. While both are overpriced, why does a Nicks T run 50% more?
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