RUSH - Live In St. Catharines, April 1974 + 4 Bonus Tracks - FRA Verne Press - LISTEN - VERY RARE

A limited edition on black vinyl released by Verne Records in an attractive, laminated sleeve with rare photos of the band's first line-up - still with the drummer John Rutsey. It is the oldest known live material by Rush - recorded for a Canadian television programme on 1 April 1974 - just after the release of the debut album. The record contains otherwise unknown tracks, such as 'The Loser' and 'I've Been Runnin' and the version of 'Bad Boy' by The Beatles known from very early concerts! This 57-minute album, besides 38 minutes live, also contains 2 additional tracks from the mega-rare debut single, worth over 1000 dollars, made by the musicians' own label Moon Records (Not Fade Away/You Can't Fight It from 1973), an alternative version of 'Working Man' (1973) and a home recording with a guitar solo by Alex Lifeson from 1972. Very good, almost ideal, professional sound quality (slightly better than on the official DVD version) with recently remastered sound. A must! Condition: NEW, sealed.