Rush's fourth studio album on 200-gram heavyweight vinyl LP — remastered at Abbey Road Studios using the Direct to Metal Mastering (DMM) audiophile copper plating process from the original analog masters. 2112 (1976) proved a career breakthrough, highlighted by the seven-part title suite written by Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson with lyrics by Neil Peart — a dystopian concept epic set in the year 2112 in which an individual discovers a guitar and presents it to a totalitarian society.

Ranked #2 on Rolling Stone's 'Your Favourite Prog Rock Albums of All Time', most Rush fans consider it the band's definitive recording. Features 2112 Overture, The Temples of Syrinx, Discovery, Presentation, A Passage to Bangkok, and Something for Nothing. Released via Mercury Records, March 17, 2015.

Format: 200g Heavyweight Black Vinyl LP (DMM Audiophile Pressing at Abbey Road, Gatefold)
Release Date: March 17, 2015 (Original: April 1, 1976)
Label: Mercury Records

Tracklist:

• Side A — 2112
  • A1. Overture
  • A2. The Temples of Syrinx
  • A3. Discovery
  • A4. Presentation
  • A5. Oracle: The Dream
  • A6. Soliloquy
  • A7. Grand Finale
• Side B
  • B1. A Passage to Bangkok
  • B2. The Twilight Zone
  • B3. Lessons
  • B4. Tears
  • B5. Something for Nothing