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  Torrent: Rush - 1975-11-15 - Stainless
Steel
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  Artist: Rush
  Bootleg
Title: Stainless Steel
  Venue: Rockford Armory, Rockford, Illinois, USA
 
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  Tracks: Intro / Bastille Day 5:18
 
 Anthem 4:35
   Lakeside Park 4:35
   The Necromancer 13:39
   By-Tor and the Snow Dog 10:55
  
Working Man 14:46
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  Line-Up: Geedy
Lee - Bass and Vocals
   Alex Lifeson - Guitar
   Neil Peart - Drums and Percussion
 
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  MD5 checksums:
  
 
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  Reviews and Artwork:
 
http://www.digitalrushexperience.com/database/review.php?RecordingID=859
  
 
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  Media:	 	1 CDr Audio
  Time:	
	53:51
  Catalog: 	Digital Reproductions: DR 11575-8
  Source: 	Audience (Analog Master)
 
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included in this torrent. Enjoy! This is a 
  fantastic show. Not the best audio, but the energy and the ultra-rare
recording of The Necromancer
  make it an absolute must for any serious Rush collector. And the audience is great
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  Reviews:
  
  *Average
Rating:*	Audio: 6
  
  
  */The Digital Dan
   (Audio - 5.5) /*
  
  The Holy Grail of
Rush shows has finally been found. This show comes
  from the 11-15-75 performance at the Rockford Amory in
Rockford,
  Illinois. It is the first and so far only Caress of Steel tour live
  recording to make its way
into circulation. This production is taken
  directly from the analog master tape, so no generational loss here.
  
  Now not everything is perfect with this recording. The vocals a quite
  buried and almost non-existent
at times during the performance. But by
  the time Lakeside Park is finished, the sound gets much better. The

 guitar is mixed pretty well and the drums are decent enough. The tape
  itself ran slow in some parts and fast in
other parts of the recording.
  This was compensated for as well as could be done as the majority of the
 
recording runs at the correct speed. Those sections that don't are only
  off by an ever so slight margin that most
people will never notice.
  There is one 3 second tape eat 3:45 into By-Tor. The crowd noise around
  the
taper isn't too obnoxious and at one point it is quite funny. During
  the mid section of By-Tor someone yells
"That's the way Geddy. Show'em
  who's boss!".
  
  The real treat of this performance is a full version
of the Necromancer.
  Not the tunicated version on the '77 tour. This version is worth the
  price of
admission alone and is a must have for all old Rush fans. The
  version of By-Tor and the Snow Dog is also the
longer jam version with
  Alex's solo before it got shortened as the opening to Xanadu in later
  tours. All
in all, an incredible show that no Rush fan should be
  without. Special thanks to Powrcord for taping this show
and allowing us
  to freely trade this to any and all Rush fans. As with 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. (1999-12-01)
  
  */Northern Reflections
  
(Audio - 5.5) /*
  
  After waiting some time for a legitimate CARESS OF STEEL recording, I
  didn?t know
what to expect when STAINLESS STEEL came around. I must say
  that I was pleasantly surprised with the sound
quality and, more
  importantly, the setlist! Although Geddy?s vocals are hard to hear
  during the first few
songs of the set, the sound quality improves and we
  are treated to a full live version of ?The Necromancer? which
is reason
  enough to get a copy of this show. It is somewhat chilling to hear Geddy
  introduced ?Lakeside
Park? as the band?s latest single considering the
  band?s more recent feelings about this song. There is a brief
Neil Peart
  interview at the beginning of the show during which he comments on the
  lack of success Rush was
having during the DOWN THE TUBES TOUR and the
  recording closes with the announcer talking about merchandise

 availability for the opening act, KISS. Now that we have a legitimate
  recording from a CARESS OF STEEL show
where Rush is the opening act
  wouldn?t it be nice if someone could locate a recording of a CARESS OF
  STEEL
show where Rush was the headlining act! (2000-01-01)
  
  */Ben
   (Audio - 5.5) /*
  
 
FINALLY!? Someone coughed up the Caress of Steel/Down the Tubes tour
  boot!? (we knew they were out there!) This
one starts off with Neil
  reminiscing about the Down the Tubes tour and why it was called just
  that and
segues immediately into Bastille Day.? Since Rush was the
  opening act for a lot of shows at this time? (Kiss on
this particular
  outing) they were playing shorter sets than we have become accustomed to
  and therefore
this one clocks in at just under 60 minutes.
  
  Overall the sound isn't too bad!? Just a bit of hiss, a
little
  distortion and occasionally you lose track of Geddy's voice, but it's
  really not too shabby! Not
too much of a problem hearing all the
  instruments. The cymbals gets lost every now and then, but nothing to

 really complain about (hey, they all can't sound like Mirrors!)? One
  problem that comes to mind is there is a
minor tape "eat" during By-tor,
  but it's not too drastic. It's a very listen-able show!
  
  The best
part of the disc (in this reviewer's opinion) is you get the
  WHOLE Necromancer!? All 13:39 of it! That's the one
we've been waiting
  for! (well those of us old, hard-core, longstanding Rush fans that wore
  out 2 copies of
Caress of Steel anyway) One thing that also stands out
  in my mind while listening to this, is the fact that they
are sounding
  more like a band. At this point Neil has been with them for over a year
  and they have 2
albums under their belt, so things are tighter and they
  are coming across like one unit, which I've always
thought was one of
  their strong points.
  
  This show is definitely worth getting if you like older
Rush, and a
  "must have" for those of us that are collecting!? Hopefully, this will
  start a trend and more
of these shows will surface! (2000-01-01)
  
  */Special Note
   /*
  
  This production was
released as the 1999 Digital Reproductions - X-mas
  Gift to Rush Fans.?? (1999-12-01)
  
 
*/geddywannabe
   (Audio - 6) /*
  
  A Holy Grail show for the Rush community. Who'd have thought that
30
  years later a Caress of Steel bootleg would finally find its way to the
  light of day?? Preparing myself
for the worst in terms of sound quality,
  I was rather pleased by the results. I've heard worse Rush shows for
  sure. Still, don't expect rave reviews if submitted to 'Sound & Vision'
  - there is a fair amount of
overload on the vocals and an overall
  distance to the recording. But you can hear all the instruments and can
  tell Ged is shrieking in English. Due to the singular historic nature of
  this bootleg, diehard Rush fans will
certainly want to check this one
  out. "Yeah Geddy! You show 'em who's boss!!" Classic indeed. (2008-03-04)
 

  */Eric
   (Audio - 7.5) /*
  
  The sound, isn't actually all that bad. The guitar sound really
nice in
  "Bastille Day" as with all of the other songs. The drums are kind of
  there, but still a little
lost in the mix. The bass is booming, but its
  hardly noticable during the loud guitar noise. Geddy, thats the
real
  problem. Geddy is almost no-existant during most of the show, but whats
  weird is that when he talks
to the crowd, his voice is loud, and full
  and clear. Another reason I rated this so high is that is a real
rarity.
  There is only one show that Caress of Steel bootlegs are, and its this
  one source right here, so
take it or leave it. Highly recommended to
  collectors, but I don't think that casual bootleggers will care for
this
  boot that much. As with all digital reproductions releases, only trade,
  and do not buy any bootlegs
from anywhere. (2008-11-17)
  
  */Mr Clueless
   (Audio - 7) /*
  
  Although the sound
quality isn't impressive, the real value of this
  bootleg is historical. If you're ever been hungry for a Caress
Of Steel
  tour boot, this is the one to get. Better than this, only a COS
  headlining set recording!
(2009-08-07)
  
  */Remmy
   (Audio - 5) /*
  
  Ahh, Caress Of Steel, live. Such a concept
seems too good to be true -
  and partially, it is. Only get this if you're a real CoS diehard like
  me,
because, frankly, the sound is pretty awful. It sounds like the show
  was recorded from inside a loaf of bread on
the other side of town. The
  vocals are practically non-existent. Might make a good karaoke track,
  though?
Still, it's the only Tubes tour show available. Why can't we
  find a soundboard of this somewhere? Or a 01/15/76
recording? That's my
  truest wish as a Rush fan. (2010-05-19)
  
  
  All reviews © 2013 The
Digital Rush Experience
  
   						

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