Grace Under Pressure
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Geddy Lee - Bass Guitars/Vocals/Synthesizers Recorded September 21, 1984, at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada Mercury/UME, June 13, 2006
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Notes:
- Bonus CD included in the Replay X 3 DVD Boxed Set, click here for additional news and information.
- Copies of Replay X 3 purchased at Best Buy have an exclusive version of the Grace Under Pressure audio disk with four undocumented bonus tracks tacked onto the end, with no mention of the bonus tracks at all other than the Best Buy sticker on the wrapper. The four bonus tracks are from the Exit Stage Left and A Show of Hands video soundtracks, three of which were previously unavailable on vinyl or CD; "Limelight" was previously released on King Biscuit Flower Hour's Best of the Best: 25 Years of Rock (live). Note: the bonus version of "Closer To The Heart" was recorded during the Moving Pictures tour, the version found on the ESL album was recorded during the Permanent Waves tour (with the "Glaswegian Chorus"!).
- As seen in the tour video, and as explained in the show program, 3D glasses were given to fans attending the Toronto shows of the p/g tour. During the Signals and p/g tours, to introduce "The Weapon", a video played on the rear screen of SCTV's "Count Floyd" (Joe Flaherty) warning it was "a scary song with real special effects" which could only be enjoyed with 3D glasses. Count Floyd was a recurring character on Second City Television (SCTV), a Saturday Night Live style skit-based comedy program which aired from 1976 to 1983. Count Floyd wore a cheap vampire costume, spoke in a bad Transylvanian accent, and pitched horror movies (which were never really scary) on the local station's "Monster Chiller Horror Theater"; often, he would pitch 3D films, and would try to sell 3D glasses which would vary in price from show to show.