Rush - All The World's A Stage 2 LP Direct Metal Mastering

Originally released in 1976, All The World's A Stage is the landmark first live album from Canadian progressive rock legends Rush. Recorded over three nights at Massey Hall in Toronto during the band's celebrated 2112 tour in June 1976, the double album captures Rush at a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing the power, precision and musical ambition that established them as one of rock's most exciting live acts.

Featuring Geddy Lee on bass and vocals, Alex Lifeson on guitar and Neil Peart on drums, the album delivers an electrifying collection of performances spanning the band's early catalogue. Highlights include the driving 'Bastille Day', 'Anthem', 'Fly By Night', the epic multi-part '2112', 'By-Tor And The Snow Dog' and the powerful closing combination of 'Working Man', 'Finding My Way' and 'What You're Doing'.

This 2 LP Direct Metal Mastering (DMM) edition has been remastered at the legendary Abbey Road Studios from original analogue master tapes, using an audiophile copper-plating process. A superb presentation of one of progressive rock's essential live recordings.

1. Bastille Day
2. Anthem
3. Fly By Night/In The Mood
4. Something For Nothing
5. Lakeside Park
6. 2112
7. By-Tor And The Snow Dog
8. In The End
9. Working Man/Finding My Way
10. What You're Doing