Rush

In 1984, Rush was riding high on the success of their album "Grace Under Pressure," which was released earlier that year. The live recording from September 29, 1984, at the Meadowlands Arena, captures the band during a vibrant phase of their career, showcasing their evolution into a more synth-driven sound while still holding onto those intricate, prog-rock roots. Interestingly, this era marked a shift for Rush, as "Grace Under Pressure" delved into themes of personal struggle and social anxiety, reflecting the band's maturity both musically and lyrically. The concert featured a dynamic setlist, including tracks like "Red Lenses," but the recording itself is noted for a rare moment when Neil Peart's legendary drumming is abruptly cut off, leaving fans wanting just a bit more. It’s a great snapshot of a pivotal moment in Rush's illustrious history.

Watch on YouTube