Rush
Massey Hall
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
June 25, 1975

Source: Audience recording - "Live Anthem 1975" Catalog: Gypsy Eye: GE-085

The orginal "Live Anthem 1975" release has tape speed issues and runs fast to varying degrees throughout.

This is a speed corrected version.  

No adjustments have been made to the audio other than speed correction, channel balancing and removal of the
tape flip noise at the end of "Need Some Love". A fade out was added at that point and a fade in for the crowd
noise at the start of the encore : "What You're Doing".  Enjoy! sidewindersf

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01 - Finding My Way  5:17
02 - Best I Can  3:34
03 - Anthem  4:46
04 - Beneath, Between & Behind  3:37
05 - In The End 7:47  
06 - Fly By Night  3:20
07 - By-Tor & the Snow Dog  10:48
08 - Working Man > Drum Solo 17:06  
09 - In The Mood  3:30
10 - Need Some Love  3:27
11 - What You're Doing  4:59

T.R.T. 1:08:14


Massey Hall, at 178 Victoria street in Toronto, Ontario, opened on July 14, 1894 and is a National Historic Site of Canada.
The 2,752 person capacity hall was chosen by Rush as the venue to record their first live album : "All The World's A Stage"
which was taped over several nights from June 11 to June 13, 1976. This beautiful venue hosts concerts and other events to this day.