Back in March 1985, Rush was riding a creative wave just before they embarked on the journey of recording their album *Power Windows*. The band had wrapped up their *Grace Under Pressure* album in 1984, which explored some darker themes and showcased their evolving sound. The live performance at the Lakeland Civic Center on March 12, 1985, was part of the band's warm-up shows leading up to *Power Windows*—a quintessential moment in their trajectory as they began to embrace more synthesizers and polished production techniques. What's fascinating about this gig is that it wasn't just another concert; it was a pivotal point where they were refining their new material and experimenting live with arrangements. The Lakeland show even holds the distinction of being the only complete recording from those warm-up nights, capturing a snapshot of Rush's inventive spirit while they pushed the boundaries of rock.