Rush - All The World's A Stage 2xLP Vinyl Record For Sale

Rush - All The World's A Stage - Mercury Records SRM-2-7508 - 1976 - Original Release - EXTRA RARE PRC Richmond Pressing - 2xLP Tri-Fold Jacket

Tracks:

Bastille Day
Anthem
Fly By Night / In The Mood
Something For Nothing
Lakeside Park
2112 - I. Overture / II. The Temple Of Syrinx
2112 - III. Presentation
2112 - IV. Soliloquy / V. Grand Finale
By-Tor & The Snow Dog
In The End
Working Man / Finding My Way
What You're Doing

    All The World's A Stage is Rush’s way of saying, “Here’s what we sound like when the gloves are off.” Released in 1976, this live double album captures the Canadian power trio right as they were graduating from cult heroes to full-blown rock titans. It’s raw, loud, and unapologetically complex, like three musical minds locked on a musical math problem. You’ve got Geddy Lee’s high-flying vocals and bass gymnastics, Alex Lifeson’s guitar wizardry, and Neil Peart’s drum kit that sounds like it’s got its own zip code. The album was recorded at Massey Hall in Toronto, and it feels like the band is playing not just for the crowd, but for the universe. It marked the end of their early era, wrapping up the first chapter of their sound before diving into more progressive territory. If studio albums are the blueprint, All The World's A Stage is the wild, living structure built from pure adrenaline and musical telepathy.

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