Ah, the iconic Rush! By the time they hit the stage at the Forum de Montréal on April 8, 1983, they were riding high on the wave of their latest album, "Signals," which had been released just the previous year. This album marked a significant shift for the band, leaning more into synthesizer-driven sounds while still packing that classic Rush punch. Songs like "Subdivisions" and "Digital Man," which were part of the setlist that night, illustrate this evolution. Fun fact: "Signals" was the band's last album to feature the distinctive, progressive rock sound they were widely known for, making this concert not just a performance but a snapshot of a pivotal moment in their career. It’s fascinating how live recordings can capture this dynamic—bringing together the energy of the crowd, the artistry on stage, and the very essence of a band that was continually pushing the boundaries of rock music. Isn’t it amazing how these concerts bookend an artist’s journey?