Rush - 8mm - 4K video - June 18, 1976 Oshawa Ontario Canada 2112 tour

Welcome to Speedy's Films! In this exclusive YouTube video, we proudly present the unforgettable Rush live concert from June 18th, 1976 part of the 2112 tour. Join us as we journey back in time to witness an iconic performance by one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

With painstaking attention to detail, we have meticulously restored and transferred this concert footage from the original 8mm reels, bringing you an immersive visual and audio experience like never before. Feel the electric atmosphere and witness the sheer power of Geddy Lee's vocals, Alex Lifeson's masterful guitar solos, and Neil Peart's thunderous drumming.

Join us on this remarkable journey as we pay tribute to Rush and their enduring impact on the world of rock music. Subscribe to Speedy's Films for more rare concert footage, interviews, and exciting content. Get ready to relive the magic of Rush on June 18th, 1976, right here on our channel.

Don't forget to like, comment, and share this video with fellow Rush fans. Get ready to be blown away by the unstoppable force of Rush!

Audio sync by: Analog Kid Audio Video

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[GenesisMuseum]

We have personally transferred over 500 reels of 8mm...this is in the top two highest quality films we have worked on, and surely one of the highest quality 8mm concert films ever recorded!

[speedysfilms]

​Thank you again everyone involved. These videos take an unbelievable amount of work and we would NEVER be able to do this with out your help and dedication to music and the artist. Thank you so much

[christophermaynard]

Look how young my 3 knuckleheads were....thank you rush for writing the soundtrack to my life.

[mwales]

As a teen of the 70s and now 63 Rush has always been the band for me. Love this. Thanks for sharing...

[johnbonham]

I was there, it was a galvanizing experience. Front row, right by Geddy, couldn't hear for 2 or 3 days after... no regrets ;-)

[stewiedarkinvisibleid]

For a 61 year old longtime RUSH fan such as myself (along with all the other oldtimers), this is an absolutely mind-blowing holy grail of some footage! I freaked seeing this, with absolute joy! I only wish there was more. Cheers and MUCH THANKS!!! 😊

[generay]

OMG. This is the RUSH that I fell in love with. The album was All the Worlds a Stage. It had just come out and I was blown away. RUSH in color really makes this a treat. Oh to have a full length concert of this. Thanks for this.

[TheStuport]

Been a RUSH Disciple since April of 1975 and having seen RUSH 53 times Live and in Living color, this video is absolutely a Family Reunion and there are a TON of Fans in here who no doubt agree! RUSH Is Literally Tattooed On Our Souls....I'm grateful to have had the pleasure of sharing the air in many venues with the Best Damn Band and Cult Of Fans Ever! Salute To All

[johndonny]

An absolute monster band at the peak of their powers. Thanks for this gem.

[CharlesP]

Absolutely wonderful footage! What really stood out for me is how good Alex is as a guitarist. He is so underrated compared with other guitarists!

[chrisl]

Alex being his goofy self is priceless!

[AndrewGrey]

Alex look so cool when he was younger. His stage presence was totally different then.

[tojo]

I only saw Rush 7 times, but every show was awesome and a great time.... 2 of those shows were with John Rutsey on drums....

[superslayerguy]

Rush has spoiled us with so many professional shoots over their career, to see something like this from so early on is truly a treat!

[edstangret]

All the Worlds a Stage was recorded on June 11, 12, and 13 at Massey Hall, Toronto. The film from Oshawa Ontario was about a week later, so the match up is excellent. Brings back a lot memories of early Rush since I was in university in Southern Ontario at the time. Volume on the Marantz stereo was cranked full.

[getthestoneman]

I was at this very show !!! 16 yrs old !!! In love with RUSH since !!!!

[Kidgloves]

Hard rock at it's very finest! Saw them live in 2002 and 2010, Alex is my greatest influence on playing guitar! Love em all! MONSTERS OF ROCK!!

[reginadennington]

I wish i had this on dvd dang. Some good chhhiit

[iamshellrock]

We have so little Rush footage from the 70s, and this already looks incredible. Excited to see this!

[bluefunkt]

Amazing! At 2:50 Neil loses a stick, but recovers quickly. lovely to see this show in such detail! Thank you.