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All times are approximated.

00. Show Introduction -- Childhood... [01:30]
01. ...Finding My Way [05:00]
02. Everyday Glory [05:00]
03. (Geddy Lee introduces the gang and previous song... also the next) [01:00]
04. Lock & Key [05:30]
05. Neurotica... [06:30]
06. ...Spindrift [05:30]
07. Subdivisions [05:30]
08. Limelight [04:00]
09. Fountain of Lamneth [20:30]
Intermission
00. Part 2 Introduction -- Nyctophobia Advisory... [01:30]
01. ...How It Is [04:00]
02. (Geddy introduces the second half of the show...) [01:00]
03. Something for Nothing [05:00]
04. Scars, Bass Solo [06:30]
05. (This is an old song...) [00:30]
06. The Seeker [05:30]
07. By-Tor and the Snow Dog [09:00]
08. The Camera Eye [11:00]
09. Far Cry... [05:30]
10. ...Time & Motion [04:30]
11. Freewill [06:00]

12. Circumstances [04:00]
13. A Farewell to Kings [06:00]
14. Armor and Sword... [06:30]
15. ...Between the Wheels [05:30]
16. Working Man, Guitar Solo [10:00]
17. Kid Gloves [04:30]
18. (This next song goes back about a quarter century...) [01:00]
19. The Weapon... [06:30]
20. ...Natural Science: Permanent Waves [03:30]
21. Drum Solo... [07:00]
22. ...High Water [05:30]

Encore:
01. Face Up [03:30]
02. Tom Sawyer [05:00]
03. YYZ [04:30]

A lot of key songs in setlists, e.g. Spirit of Radio and most of Natural Science, were dropped, but doing this made room for a great number of oddities. Everyday Glory, How It Is, Neurotica, Face Up, and High Water have definitely never been played live. Fountain was probably not played live. Returning after 25-year disappearances are Kid Gloves and The Weapon, and The Camera Eye definitely hasn't appeared in a long while. Same goes for Something for Nothing, A Farewell to Kings, Scars, Lock & Key, and Time & Motion.

All albums are represented here, and each band member gets a solo. There is one instrumental. There are two new intros to be written, one showing the band as kids getting ready for their first gig after the album's release, and the other taking the form of a fake weather/news report stating that the sun's been completely blocked, or something similar.