All The World's A Stage by Rush [CD]

Description: Tracks:Bastille DayAnthemFly By Night / In The MoodSomething For NothingLakeside Park2112By-Tor And The Snow DogIn The EndWorking Man/Finding My WayWhat You're DoingAnthemFly By Night/In the MoodSomething for NothingWorking Man/Finding My WayWhat You're Doing Performer Notes: Rush: Geddy Lee (vocals, synthesizers, bass); Alex Lifeson (guitar); Neil Peart (drums, percussion).Recorded live at Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada between June 11 & 13, 1976.Having returned from the edge of obscurity with the ambitious concept album 2112 and years of almost non-stop touring, Rush decided to buy themselves a little time with a double live album. Recorded in 1976 in front of a hometown Toronto audience, ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE is the first of what would become a Rush tradition: following every fourth studio album with a live one as a way of closing out a chapter in the band's history.The set kicks off with a pair of hard rocking numbers, "Bastille Day" and "Anthem," that pack more power than would be expected from a trio. "2112" proves that this still young band was more than just muscle; the abridged version heard here still clocks in at over 15 minutes. From their second album, "By-Tor And The Snow Dog" is the band's first attempt at a multi-part opus, weaving a fanciful story around an extended jam that recalls their earliest days as a bar band banging out Cream tunes. The album closes out with four songs from their debut. Taken as a whole, ALL THE WORLD shows how far Rush had come in the previous three years and hints at what was to come. Producer: Rush, Terry Brown Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo Country: USA Studio/Live: Live Release Date: 6 May, 2010 Label: Universal Music Vertrieb - A Division of Universal Music GmbH Dimensions: 3.8 x 14.2 x 14.2 centimeters (0.09 kg)

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