Back in December 1985, when Rush rocked the Centrum in Worcester, they were deep into the "Power Windows" tour, celebrating the release of their eleventh studio album just a couple of months prior. "Power Windows," which came out in October 1985, showcased a fresh, synth-driven sound that signaled their growing exploration of technology in music, blending progressive rock with a more radio-friendly vibe. Fans were thrilled to hear hits like "Big Money" and "The Mission" come to life during this live show. Interestingly, this was a time when Rush was reaching new heights of popularity in the U.S., marking a shift where they began to attract a broader audience. They had found their footing, balancing complex musicianship with engaging lyrical themes focused on personal and societal issues. Capturing this era live reminds us not just of their technical prowess, but of how they continuously evolved while keeping their roots intact—bringing fans along for a wild, introspective ride.