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Rush's 1976 double live album All the World's a Stage, recorded at Toronto's Massey Hall: "2112," "Bastille Day," "Fly by Night / In the Mood" and "Working Man."
Recorded over three hometown nights at Massey Hall, All the World's a Stage captures Rush at the end of their first era in front of a thrilled hometown crowd.
Fresh off the breakthrough of 2112, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart played three nights at Massey Hall in Toronto in June 1976, and this double album captures the power trio at full throttle in front of a thrilled hometown crowd.
"Bastille Day" and "Anthem" explode out of the gate, the "Fly by Night / In the Mood" medley is pure fun, much of the epic "2112" suite is here, and "Working Man / Finding My Way" closes things out with a monster jam. Toronto rock history.
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Side one
1. Bastille Day
2. Anthem
3. Fly by Night / In the Mood
4. Something for Nothing
Side two
1. Lakeside Park
2. 2112
Side three
1. By-Tor and the Snow Dog
2. In the End
Side four
1. Working Man / Finding My Way
2. What You're Doing
On Anthem, a reissue of the 1976 double live album.
Info from Wikipedia.
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