Evidently this is a remastered version of the show I posted before of the same title.

RUSH
Roxy Theater

West Hampton, PA

March 11th, 1975

"Soundboard"

Band:
Geddy Lee: Vocals, Bass
Alex Lifeson: Backing Vocals, Guitar
Neil Peart: Drums

Set List
01 Intro  0:51
02 Finding My Way  5:23
03 Best I Can  3:55
04 What You're Doing  5:26
05 Anthem  5:7
06 By-Tor and the Snow Dog  11:00
07 Bad Boy (Beatles)  4:38
08 Guitar Solo  5:50
09 Working Man  10:24
10 Drum Solo  4:02
11 Encore Break  0:52
12 In the Mood  3:33
13 Need Some Love  4:02
Total Time: 65:03

Remaster
1. Re-balance frequencies / EQ
2. Repair many audible single channel dropouts
3. Remove hard clicks
4. Correct speed and pitch error
5. Ajdust dynamics
6. Re-track


Original DIME uploader notes:
A little bit about the show..There is a lot of chatter about this newly unearthed show.. Was it the 10th or was it the 11th?


From the guy that sent me the lossless version:


The only date record we have is the label on the reel to reel (and the words of the guy who recorded/found it). Neil, the radio station engineer who discovered this, said Rush had an opener named Slim Pickins and they kept the sets shorter at The Roxy to appease the townspeople with the noise and tomfoolery.  How much of this is fact is lost in the 43+ years between now and then...at least as far as combing the Internet showed me...There doesn't appear to be any historical archive of The Roxy and it's earlier days of musical glory anywhere...
So the tape said March 10, 1975 and that's all I can say...



Originally Posted by MrSabbath: Guitars101
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Thanks for sharing. I was at this show & I can tell you for FACT that the date is WRONG. The correct date is March 11, 1975. Here is what happened. We were all in our seats waiting for the show to begin & someone came out and made an announcement that the bands van with all their equipment broke down & the band couldn't make it. They played the very next night. Slim Pickens (a local band) were the opening act. So, take it from someone who was there. The date is March 11, 1975 & thanks again for the show.

Notes from DIME post forum:
Blackchevy at 2019-01-13 00:20:44 GMT
Thanks for sharing the flac version. OK, I WAS AT THIS SHOW. The date is March 11th. On the 10th, we were all in our seats waiting for the show to start when an announcement was made that the bands van broke down on the trip down from Canada. With all their equipment in the van the band were unable to perform that night so we were told to come back tomorrow (the 11th). For those who doubt my story. Listen to what Geddy says on the intro to "Anthemn". He says, "Sorry about yesterday, seems like everyone was against us yesterday". He was of course referring to the incident I just described. Now I found out that a Budgie show from the Roxy has survived on two reel tapes. Radio station WSAN sponsored these shows. There were always TWO shows since the Roxy only held 300 people. There was a 6:30 show and a 9:30 show. This recording is the 6:30 show. How do I know? Because Geddy, in introducing the song "Bad Boy" (a Beatles cover) asked the audience if anyone had the Beatles LP the song was on. I was the only person (unbelievable) who raised their hand. Geddy saw it and said, "Only one?". The short set was due to the fact that Slim Pickens played for about a half hour (til 7:00). Took about a half hour to take their equipment off & set up Rush's gear. So they played from 7:30 to 8:30. Now remember, there was a show at 9:30 so they had to get everyone out to let the 9:30 crowd in who were already lined up outside waiting to get in. AGAIN, I WAS THERE. This is how it went down. Believe it or not. Thanks again for the flac version. Let's pray they release that Budgie show. I WANT IT!!! I was at the Budgie show. And the opening band? None other than PIPER (Billy Squier's first band).