Rush

In June 1976, during the height of their "2112" tour, Rush was experiencing a significant pivotal moment in their career. Just a year earlier, they had released their album "2112," which would become a landmark project for the band, marking their transition to a more progressive sound and solidifying their reputation in the rock scene. This live recording from Oshawa's Civic Auditorium captures the band at a time when they were truly finding their voice and honing their skills in engaging live performances. It’s fascinating to note that the “2112” album itself has characteristics of a rock opera, featuring the epic title track that showcases the band's intricate musical interplay and thought-provoking lyrics. This 1976 concert footages not only highlights their burgeoning stage presence but also the passionate response from fans, reflecting their burgeoning cult status in the rock world. Seeing this restored footage lets you glimpse the raw energy and electrifying atmosphere that defined Rush's early career.

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