All the World's a Stage
by Rush
- Type: Album
- Released: 29 September 1976
- Label: Anthem
- Country: Canada
- Length: 1:19:39
- Community rating: 3.99/5 from 3 ratings
Artists on this release: Terry Brown, Neil Peart, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Captured at Toronto's Massey Hall, this double live album marks the end of the Canadian power trio's initial, heavily Led Zeppelin-influenced hard rock phase. The blistering energy of the performances effectively summarizes their early repertoire while hinting strongly at the complex, suite-based progressive direction they would soon pursue.
Genres
Descriptors: progressive, melodic, complex, live, virtuosic
Tracklist
- Bastille Day - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto/1976 (4:57)
- Anthem - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto/1976 (4:56)
- Fly By Night / In The Mood - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto / 1976 (5:03)
- Something For Nothing - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto/1976 (4:02)
- Lakeside Park - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto / 1976 (5:04)
- 2112 - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto/1976 (15:47)
- By-Tor And The Snow Dog - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto/1976 (11:57)
- In The End - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto/1976 (7:13)
- Working Man/Finding My Way - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto / 1976 (14:56)
- What You're Doing - Live At Massey Hall, Toronto / 1976 (5:40)
Credits
- Geddy Lee - bass, vocals, written-by
- Hugh Syme - graphics
- Alex Lifeson - guitar, written-by
- Neil Peart - percussion, written-by
- Ken Morris - tape op