| Bands/Artists Seen Live by Attila Juhasz |
| Artist |
# of Times Seen Tour |
Tour |
Notes |
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| Rainbow (with Ronnie James Dio) |
1 |
Long Live Rock and Roll
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Great to see this legendary band but too bad it was only for about a 30 minutes though. Blackmore's sound was a bit off and he left ater a couple of songs. Dio came out and broke the news to everyone. We all got refunds, which I immediately exchanged for Jethro Tull tickets - got to see a great vintage AC/DC show (Powerage) for free as they were openers. |
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| Rainbow (with Graham Bonnett) |
2 |
Down to Earth
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Always an amazing show seeing Ritchie Blackmore. I had 5th row both times. A young Don Airey was on keys and I believe it was Bob Daisley on bass. |
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| Ray Vaughn, Stevie |
2 |
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Saw this legendary guitarist at The Pier as well as the Beacon Theater. Obviously a huge Hendrix fan, SRV played with a ton of feel. |
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| Rex (Rex Smith) |
1 |
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Opened for Kiss at MSG. Suprisingly good show. |
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| Riot |
1 |
Fire Down Under
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They opened for Rush at MSG. High energy show. Guy Speranza (RIP) was full of energy and was obviously beside himself being on stage at the Garden. |
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| Riot |
1 |
Restless Breed
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Rhett Forrester (RIP) put on a great hard rocking show. The song, Hard Lovin Man really stuck out. |
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| Rods, The |
1 |
Let Them Eat Metal
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Very high energy performance at the Palladium as they opened for Motorhead. Great reception from the crowd. |
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| Rush |
2 |
Hemispheres
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Awesome, the first and possibly still the best Rush show I have ever seen. They opened with Anthem. They played the epic song 2112 in its entirety. They also brilliantly performed Cygnus X-1 and its new sequel Hemispheres in their entirety. In fact they also played every song from side two of Hemispheres. Other songs that night included By-Tor and the Snow Dog, A Fairwell to Kings, Working Man and other classics. First time was at the Palladium then Nassau Colliseum. |
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| Rush |
2 |
Permanent Waves
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Just like the previous tour, I saw this one first at the Palladium and then at Nassau Colliseum. I had 3rd row center orchestra at the Palladium and it was nothing short of magical. Still playing a ton from the previous tour, the PW materials was outstanding. The highlight for me was "Natural Science" - an epic masterpiece. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Moving Pictures
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Sadly they left the Palladium days as this monster release catapulted them to Madison Square Garden. As always brilliant. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Signals
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I saw this tour at Radio City Music Hall with Marillion, on their first US tour, supporting them. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Grace Under Pressure
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Another big arena production. Very cool backdrop movies. Sadly though a big chunk of the earlier material had been phased out of the set. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Power Windows
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Similar to the previous tour, dropping the old songs for the newer ones. Still awesome. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Hold Your Fire
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I call this the big balls tour as they had the three giant red balls from the cover art float amongst the audience. Great album and tour. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Roll the Bones
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They seemed to rock a little harder like they used to in the older days. Another top notch tour. |
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| Rush |
1 |
Feedback
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Feedback was the 30th Anniversary tour. It was an amazing 3 hour show. They sounded superb. Geddy Lee's vocals were in TOP form. Hard to imagine, but they just seemed to have gotten better. Lee's bass work was brilliant.
Click here to play "Working Man" live video By Rush |
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