All The World's A Stage - 1976 Dutch Mercury label 10-track LP

Scarce original 1976 Dutch pressed 10-track 2LP set featuring Canadian hard progressive rock trio recorded live at Massey Hall, Toronto on June 11, 12, 13, 1976.

Vinyl has the generic navy blue and white printed company 'grid' labels with top oval boxed company name and logo. Labels has slight level rise towards label perimeter as it was customary with period pressings by Philips.

Vinyls are held in a glossy gatefold picture cover.

Condition: M- (Record 1 Vinyl and Labels)/VG++ (Record 2 Vinyl and Labels)/VG++ (Cover):
Vinyls are superbly shiny - has no signs of play or handling what so ever - plain mint. Side 2 label has an extremely marginal spindletrace - just in the imediata centre hole perimeter - graded straight near mint - labels are otherwise mint.
'Records 1 is as such perfect, Record 2 extremely close to.

Cover has perfect front and back centres and almost no edge wrinkling. Seams are straight and intact, spine with only lighter signs of the viewing of the inner spread - back opening with only very marginal rubbing. Cover is overall easily graded near mint.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. Bastille Day 4:57
2. Anthem 4:56
3. Fly by Night/In the Mood (Lee| Peart/Lee) 5:03
4. Something for Nothing (Lee, Peart) 4:02

Side 2:
1. Lakeside Park 5:04
2. 2112 15:45
I. Overture
II. The Temples of Syrinx
III. Presentation (Lifeson, Peart)
IV. Soliloquy
V. Grand Finale

Side 3:
1. By-Tor & the Snow Dog 11:57
I. At the Tobes of Hades
II. Across the Styx
III. Of the Battle
a. Challenge and Defiance
b. 7/4 War Furor
c. Aftermath
d. Hymn of Triumph
IV. Epilogue
2. In the End (Lifeson, Lee) 7:13

Side 4:
1. Working Man/Finding My Way/Drum solo (Lifeson, Lee/Lifeson, Lee) 14:56
2. What You're Doing (Lifeson, Lee) 5:39

All songs written by Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee and Neil Peart, except where noted.

Recorded live at Massey Hall, Toronto on June 11, 12, 13, 1976.

Credits:

Rush:
Geddy Lee - lead vocals, bass, synthesizer
Alex Lifeson - guitar
Neil Peart - drums, percussion

Technical Credits:
Rush - Production
Terry Brown - Production, engineer
George Graves - mastering

Artwork:
Hugh Syme - Cover design