Rush

Back in 1990, when Rush lit up the stage at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, they were riding high on the wave of their album *Presto*, which had dropped the previous year. This album marked a pivotal moment for the band, as it showed their willingness to experiment with a more streamlined sound, embracing synthesizers while still showcasing their signature progressive rock flair. It was a time when they were reestablishing their identity after a decade of complex, ambitious works. The *Presto* tour was particularly notable for its elaborate stage setup and impressive multimedia elements, which added a fresh layer to their live performances. Although the band was shifting stylistically, fans loved how they retained the intricate musicianship that Rush is celebrated for. It’s fascinating to think about how this concert in ’90 fell right in the middle of that creative evolution, and how those moments on stage captured the spirit of a band still at the height of their artistic exploration.

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