• 2×LP 180 Gram Vinyl
• 2015 Remastered Reissue
• Recorded Live at Massey Hall, Toronto (June 1976)
• Lacquer Cut at Abbey Road Studios (Sean Magee)
 

Rush – All The World's A Stage captures the Canadian power trio at a pivotal moment in their rise, touring behind 2112 and proving themselves as one of rock’s most formidable live acts. Recorded over three nights at Toronto’s Massey Hall in June 1976, this landmark double live album showcases the band’s precision, power, and growing progressive ambition.

The 2015 remastered 180-gram reissue was cut at Abbey Road Studios by Sean Magee, delivering excellent clarity and dynamic range while preserving the raw energy of the original performances. From the thunder of “Bastille Day” and “Anthem” to the epic “2112” suite and the extended workout of “Working Man,” this set captures Rush firing on all cylinders.

Title: All The World's A Stage
Artist: Rush
Label: Anthem / Mercury
Catalog #: B0022370-01
Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 180 Gram
Country: USA & Canada
Released: 2015
Genre: Rock
Style: Hard Rock, Prog Rock
Barcode: 602547116154

Track Listing:

A1 – Bastille Day
A2 – Anthem
A3 – Fly By Night / In The Mood
A4 – Something For Nothing

B1 – Lakeside Park
B2 – 2112 – I. Overture / II. The Temple Of Syrinx
B3 – 2112 – III. Presentation
B4 – 2112 – IV. Soliloquy / V. Grand Finale

C1 – By-Tor & The Snow Dog
C2 – In The End

D1 – Working Man / Finding My Way
D2 – What You're Doing

Featuring Geddy Lee (bass, vocals), Alex Lifeson (guitar), and Neil Peart (drums, percussion), this album solidified Rush’s reputation as a powerhouse live band. An essential release for fans of classic hard rock and progressive rock alike.

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