Rush has always been good at creating a unique vibe on stage, and it's also about the lighting. I remember their concerts with light shows that went perfectly with the tracks, especially during the guitar solos. The lights changed in time with the music, adding a visual dimension to their performance. It's like every note resonated not just in the ears, but also in the eyes. I wonder if it's this vibe that made some songs, like "In The Mood," more memorable for the crowd.

It's really fascining to see how guitars can carry such a story!
The Les Paul "Budokan" of Ace Frehley defo marked its time.