Rush | 2112 (180G) | Vinyl

2112 is Rush's 1976 fourth album, a side-long conceptual epic about a dystopian future where music is banned, written largely by drummer Neil Peart and influenced by Ayn Rand's philosophy. The album saved the band's career after commercial struggles with its predecessor, becoming a breakthrough that established Rush's reputation for ambitious, technically demanding progressive rock. This 180g pressing restores the record's dynamic scale, still a fan-favorite centerpiece of the band's live shows decades later.

Track List

Side A

1. 2112: I. Overture
2. 2112: II. The Temples of Syrinx
3. 2112: III. Discovery
4. 2112: IV. Presentation
5. 2112: V. Oracle: The Dream
6. 2112: VI. Soliloquy
7. 2112: VII. Grand Finale

Side B

1. A Passage to Bangkok
2. The Twilight Zone
3. Lessons
4. Tears
5. Something for Nothing

Release Details

• UPC: 0602547116178
• Label: Island Records
• Format: LP Vinyl — 180G
• Genre: Rock
• Release Date: 3/17/15
• Release date reflects catalog release information and may not indicate the pressing/edition of the specific copy shipped.