RUSH
''CLOCKWORK ANGELS TOUR, DISC TWO''
NOVEMBER 18 2013
185:35
DISC ONE
01 - Subdivisions/00:05:38
02 - The Big Money/00:06:02
03 - Force Ten/00:05:35
04 - Grand Designs/00:05:15
05 - The Body Electric/00:04:52
06 - Territories/00:06:46
07 - The Analog Kid/00:05:24
08 - Bravado/00:05:46
09 - Where's My Thing Here It Is! (drum solo)/00:08:23
10 - Far Cry/00:05:32
DISC TWO
01 - Caravan (with String Ensemble)/00:05:41
02 - Clockwork Angels (with String Ensemble)/00:08:12
03 - The Anarchist (with String Ensemble)/00:06:59
04 - Carnies (with String Ensemble)/00:05:16
05 - The Wreckers (with String Ensemble)/00:05:27
06 - Headlong Flightdrumbastica (with String Ensemble)/00:08:17
07 - Peke's Reposehalo Effect (with String Ensemble)/00:05:15
08 - Seven Cities Of Gold (with String Ensemble)/00:06:24
09 - Wish Them Well (with String Ensemble)/00:06:41
10 - The Garden (with String Ensemble)/00:07:14
DISC THREE
01 - Dreamline (with String Ensemble)/00:05:18
02 - The Percussor I. Binary Love Theme II. Steambanger's Ball drum solo/00:03:10
03 - Red Sector A (with String Ensemble)/00:05:21
04 - YYZ (with String Ensemble)/00:04:52
05 - The Spirit Of Radio/00:06:28
06 - Tom Sawyer/00:05:56
07 - 2112 Overture, The Temples Of Syrinx, Grand Finale/00:08:19
08 - Limelight (Soundcheck Recording)/00:04:40
09 - Middletown Dreams/00:05:19
10 - The Pass/00:05:02
11 - Manhattan Project (with String Ensemble)/00:05:17
David Campbell /Conductor, String Ensemble
Joel Derouin /String Ensemble, Violin
Jonathan Dinklage /String Ensemble, Violin
Gerry Hilera /String Ensemble, Violin
Geddy Lee /Bass, Composer, Vocals
Mario De León /String Ensemble, Violin
Alex Lifeson /Composer, Guitar, Vocals
Neil Peart /Composer, Drums
Audrey Solomon /String Ensemble, Violin
Adele Stein /Cello, String Ensemble
Jacob Szekely /Cello, String Ensemble
Hiroko Taguchi /String Ensemble, Violin
Entcho Todorov /String Ensemble, Violin
REVIEW
by Gregory Heaney
You don't get to be known as the biggest cult band in the world without giving your fans what they want, a philosophy that Rush takes to heart on its live albums. On Clockwork Angels Tour, the legendary Canadian band doesn't just give fans a live version of its latest album, but a full-featured live experience. Over the course of the three-disc set, fans are given the royal treatment, with an album packed with new songs performed with a string ensemble, classics like "Subdivisions," "YYZ," and "Spirit of Radio," an encore featuring "Tom Sawyer" and "2112," three drum solos, and a soundcheck recording of "Limelight." With a few flubbed notes and vocal missteps sprinkled throughout the set, it's clear that the band's age is starting to show a little. Despite that, however, Rush seems like a band determined not to waste anyone's time, presenting a big enough live spectacle that the little things are pretty easy to forgive. More interesting is how Clockwork Angels Tour serves as a document of a specific time and place in Rush's career. While many bands have live albums, few have such an extensive catalog that it's possible to see their evolution as both a studio entity and live performer; this feels like a fitting entry into the living document that is Rush's storied career.
''CLOCKWORK ANGELS TOUR, DISC TWO''
NOVEMBER 18 2013
185:35
DISC ONE
01 - Subdivisions/00:05:38
02 - The Big Money/00:06:02
03 - Force Ten/00:05:35
04 - Grand Designs/00:05:15
05 - The Body Electric/00:04:52
06 - Territories/00:06:46
07 - The Analog Kid/00:05:24
08 - Bravado/00:05:46
09 - Where's My Thing Here It Is! (drum solo)/00:08:23
10 - Far Cry/00:05:32
DISC TWO
01 - Caravan (with String Ensemble)/00:05:41
02 - Clockwork Angels (with String Ensemble)/00:08:12
03 - The Anarchist (with String Ensemble)/00:06:59
04 - Carnies (with String Ensemble)/00:05:16
05 - The Wreckers (with String Ensemble)/00:05:27
06 - Headlong Flightdrumbastica (with String Ensemble)/00:08:17
07 - Peke's Reposehalo Effect (with String Ensemble)/00:05:15
08 - Seven Cities Of Gold (with String Ensemble)/00:06:24
09 - Wish Them Well (with String Ensemble)/00:06:41
10 - The Garden (with String Ensemble)/00:07:14
DISC THREE
01 - Dreamline (with String Ensemble)/00:05:18
02 - The Percussor I. Binary Love Theme II. Steambanger's Ball drum solo/00:03:10
03 - Red Sector A (with String Ensemble)/00:05:21
04 - YYZ (with String Ensemble)/00:04:52
05 - The Spirit Of Radio/00:06:28
06 - Tom Sawyer/00:05:56
07 - 2112 Overture, The Temples Of Syrinx, Grand Finale/00:08:19
08 - Limelight (Soundcheck Recording)/00:04:40
09 - Middletown Dreams/00:05:19
10 - The Pass/00:05:02
11 - Manhattan Project (with String Ensemble)/00:05:17
David Campbell /Conductor, String Ensemble
Joel Derouin /String Ensemble, Violin
Jonathan Dinklage /String Ensemble, Violin
Gerry Hilera /String Ensemble, Violin
Geddy Lee /Bass, Composer, Vocals
Mario De León /String Ensemble, Violin
Alex Lifeson /Composer, Guitar, Vocals
Neil Peart /Composer, Drums
Audrey Solomon /String Ensemble, Violin
Adele Stein /Cello, String Ensemble
Jacob Szekely /Cello, String Ensemble
Hiroko Taguchi /String Ensemble, Violin
Entcho Todorov /String Ensemble, Violin
REVIEW
by Gregory Heaney
You don't get to be known as the biggest cult band in the world without giving your fans what they want, a philosophy that Rush takes to heart on its live albums. On Clockwork Angels Tour, the legendary Canadian band doesn't just give fans a live version of its latest album, but a full-featured live experience. Over the course of the three-disc set, fans are given the royal treatment, with an album packed with new songs performed with a string ensemble, classics like "Subdivisions," "YYZ," and "Spirit of Radio," an encore featuring "Tom Sawyer" and "2112," three drum solos, and a soundcheck recording of "Limelight." With a few flubbed notes and vocal missteps sprinkled throughout the set, it's clear that the band's age is starting to show a little. Despite that, however, Rush seems like a band determined not to waste anyone's time, presenting a big enough live spectacle that the little things are pretty easy to forgive. More interesting is how Clockwork Angels Tour serves as a document of a specific time and place in Rush's career. While many bands have live albums, few have such an extensive catalog that it's possible to see their evolution as both a studio entity and live performer; this feels like a fitting entry into the living document that is Rush's storied career.
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