1. Bastille Day (4:59)
2. Anthem (4:57)
3. Fly By Night / In The Mood (5:04)
4. Something For Nothing (4:04)
5. Lakeside Park (5:06)
6. 2112 (16:51)
I. Overture
II. Temples of Syrinx
III. Presentation
IV. Soliloquy
V. The Grand Finale 7. By - Tor & the Snowdog (12:01)
I. At The Tobes Of Hades
II. Across The Styx
III. Of The Battle
IV. Epilogue 8. In The End (7:15)
9. Working Man / Finding My Way (14:20)
10. What You're Doing (5:41)
Alex Lifeson (Aleksandar ®ivojinoviæ)(27.08.1953, Fernie, British Columbia, Canada) - guitars
Geddy Lee (Gary Lee Weinrib)(29.07.1953, Willowdale, Toronto, Ontario, Canada) - bass and vocals
Neil Peart (Neil Ellwood Peart)(12.09.1952 Caledonia, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada † 7.01.2020 Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Kalifornia) - percussion
Written by G.Lee / A.Lifeson / N.Peart (1,2,5, 6 - I/II/IV/V, 7)
Written by G.Lee / N.Peart (3,4)
Written by A.Lifeson / N.Peart (6 - III)
Written by G.Lee / A.Lifeson (8,9,10)
(Published by Core Music Publishing)(CAPAC))
Recording Recorded at Massey Hall, Toronto
June 11, 12, 13, 1976
Produced by Rush and Terry Brown Engineered by Terry Brown Recorded by the Fedco Mobile Unit
Mixed at Toronto Sound Studios, Toronto, Canada
Tape operator - Ken Morris
The Show Roadmaster and stage lighting director
Howard (Herns) Ungerleider Concert sound engineer and centre stage technician
Major Ian Grandy Stage right technician - Liam (Leebee) Birt Stage left technician - Skip (Slider) Gildersleeve Concert sound by National Sound Inc.
Tom (Joe) Linthicum
Julian (Julio) Wilkes
Jim (Bozo) Swartz
Mike (Lurch) Hirsch Concert lighting by Atlantis Systems
Tim Pace
Tom (Domenic) D'Ambrosia
Mark (Angelo) Cherry Concert Presentation by CHUM FM and Martin Onrot Booking Agency - ICM (International Creative Management)
Responsible agent - Greg McCutcheon Canada - Music Shoppe InternationalY
Responsible agent - Doug Brown Personal Management - Ray Danniels and Vic Wilson Executive production - Moon Records
Graphics - Hugh Syme Photography - David Street
A personal thank you to good times on the road, to the cities and people of Seattle, Portland, San Antonio, Cleveland, Detroit, and (of course) Toronto. Also to Larry Bailey, Rick Ringer, Shelley Grafman, Steve Sybesma and Sunshine, Windy City, Joe Anthony, Lou Roney, Mel Sharp, Charlie Applegate, Roger and Ginny Sayles, Jim and Julie Stritmatter, Uncle Cliff Burnstein, Mike Bone, Jim Taylor, Peter Talbot and the Vashon Islanders, Steve Shutt, Rod Serling, Rhonda Ross, The Sunset Marquis, June and Ward Cleaver, The Sleeping Broon, Miss Anne, The Bag, The Lizzies, Chivas Regal, Tennis, Dead Fly Cookies, and Becker's Chocolate Milk.
Also thanks to Walt Johnston and Gibson Guitars for musical instrument contributions.
This album consists of the show which we brought to you during our North American Tours of 1976. It is an anthology of what we feel to be the high points of our concerts and recordings up to this time.
It is not perfect, but it is faithful to us and to you. We have tried to strike a careful balance between perfection and authenticity, and to create a finished work that you may enjoy, and we may be proud of. This album to us, signifies the end of the beginning, a milestone to mark the close of chapter one, in the annals of Rush.
To all our friends everywhere, we we thank you for your friendship and support, and wish you success in all your aspirations.
