Sold Date: February 14, 2015
Start Date: February 7, 2015
Final Price: $108.50 (USD)
Bid Count: 6
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 I've had this in my collection since the 80's or 90's. Never played it myself, assuming I bought it on a record store.
From Discogs:
Tracklist
A12112
A2Freewill
A3Limelight
B1Prelude Hemispheres
B2Beneath Between Behind
B3Camera Eye
C1YYZ
C2Trees
C3Xanadu
D1Xanadu Cont'd
D2Spirit Of Radio
D3Red Barchetta
D4Closer To The Heart
E1Tom Sawyer
E2Vital Signs
E3Natural Science
F1Medley (Working Man, Hemispheres, By-Tor, In The Mood, 2112)
F2La Villa Strangiatto
F3Acoustic Solo
Notes
3 record boxed set titled rush 'n' roulette. The box is textured, black with a photocopied paper track listing. Generic paper sleeves.

REVIEW FROM DISCOGS:
msr042377 October 10, 2014
edited 3 months ago
Sound quality of the recording is not very good. Sounds like an audience recording. Occasionally the audio drops out for a second or gets muted, but not too often that you can't enjoy it. Unfortunately Xanadu is split in half, so it stops abruptly and you have to flip the record from side C to side D. But if you can get past the sound quality it's a very enjoyable concert from the 1981 era. Alex does a great into to The Trees and it's got a few of the less popular played songs like The Camera Eye (until the 2011 Moving Pictures tour), Natural Science, and the Prelude to Cygnux X-1, Book II: Hemispheres. The reggae into to Working Man is really cool. The Acoustic Solo (last track after La Villa Strangiato) might not be Rush. There is clearly an audio change-over. I'm thinking it's the opening band, Max Webster, instead. Need verification.