In March 1986, when Rush took the stage at the Colisée de Québec, they were riding the wave of their album *Power Windows*, released a few months prior in October 1985. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, embracing more synthesized elements and a polished production style, emblematic of the mid-80s rock scene. It features some standout tracks like "The Big Money" and "Mystic Rhythms," showcasing their thoughtful, often political lyrics married to intricate musicality. During this era, Rush was also feeling the momentum of their growing fanbase, particularly in North America and beyond, and their live performances were not just concerts—they were full-fledged musical experiences. Interestingly, *Power Windows* was part of a thematic suite that continued with their subsequent album, *Hold Your Fire*, which would further explore similar themes of modern life and technology. This performance in Quebec City was a fantastic showcase of the band's tight musicianship and lyrical depth at a pivotal time in their career. Who wouldn't want to relive that vibrant energy?