Ah, Rush—the legendary trio that redefined rock with their intricate rhythms and profound lyrics. The live recording of "By Tor and the Snowdog" that you’re referring to is from the R30: 30th Anniversary Tour, celebrating three decades of musical evolution. Prior to this tour, they released "Vapor Trails" in 2002, which marked their comeback after a brief hiatus. It was a raw, powerful statement, diving into deeply personal themes after a challenging period for the band, especially with Neil Peart's personal losses. What's fascinating is that the R30 concert showcased the band’s greatest hits and fan favorites, seamlessly blending old-school essence with their modern sound. They didn’t just rest on their laurels; they continued to innovate on stage, thrilling audiences with intricate performances. Reflecting on the past while pushing forward—now that's classic Rush! They embody the idea that great music ages like fine wine, only getting better with time.