Rush

In the summer of 2003, Rush found themselves at a fascinating juncture in their illustrious career, having just released their album "Vapor Trails" in 2002. This was a significant comeback for them after a hiatus, marking their first studio album in six years. You can feel the energy and enthusiasm of that period in their live performance at Downsview Park in Toronto, which is captured beautifully in the recording. The concert drew a colossal crowd of around 500,000, sharing the stage with legendary acts like AC/DC and The Rolling Stones. It wasn’t just about performing; it was a celebration of their return and a testament to their enduring legacy in the rock world. The ambiance must have been electric, right? With such a hefty audience, you could practically feel the roar of excitement echoing through the night as they played fan favorites and showcased that distinctive Rush sound that fans have come to love.

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