Alex Lifeson - Six and twelve string electric and acoustic guitars, classical guitar,
											Roland guitar synthesizer, Taurus pedals
											
Neil Peart - Drums, orchestra bells, bell-tree, tympani, gong, cowbells, temple blocks,
											wind chimes, crotales
											
Geddy Lee - Bass guitar, Mini Moog, Oberheim polyphonic, Taurus pedals, vocals
											
											
Produced by Rush and Terry Brown
											
Arrangements by Rush and Terry Brown
											
Recorded at Rockfield Studios, Wales, during June and July 1978
											
Engineered by Pat Moran
											
Vocals recorded at Advision Studios, London
											
Engineered by Declan O'Doherty
											
Mixed at Trident Studios, Soho, London, August 1978
											
Engineered by Terry Brown with invaluable assistance from John Brand
											
Tape Operators (Trident): Simon Hilliard, Mike Donegoni, and Reno Ruocco
											
Mastered at Trident by Ray Staff
											
											
Graphics by Hugh Syme
											
Art Directions by Hugh Syme and Bob King
											
Cover photography by Yosh Inouye
											
Inner sleeve and poster photography by Fin Costello
											
This album was processed through the Duffoscope!
											
											
Management by Ray Danniels and Vic Wilson, SRO Management Inc., Toronto
											
Executive Production: Moon Records
											
Roadmaster and Lighting Director: Howard (Herns) Ungerleider
											
Concert Sound Engineer and Crew Co-ordinator: Major Ian Grandy
											
Stage Manager: Michael (Lurch) Hirsh
											
Stage Right technician: Liam (Leaf) Birt
											
Stage Left technician: Skip (Slider) Gildersleeve
											
Centre Stage technician: Larry (Shrav) Allen
											
Guitar and synthesizer maintenance: Tony (Jack Secret) Geranios
											
Concert sound by National Sound and Electrosound (U.K.)
											
Concert Lighting by See Factor
											
Concert visuals produced by Rush and Nick Prince
											
Projectionist: Harry (keep the change) Dilman
											
Those daring drivers!: Bruce (The Pin) Aldrich (Howdy howdy!), Jwerg (Ah think Ah see the problem!) Hoadley, Mike (Say Guy!) Morrison, and Tom (Zig-Zag) Whittaker
											
											
The Wonderful Persons List: Austen Fagen, Abe Schon, The UFO'S, the Max Websters, the Pat Travers Band, the Monks, Bert the driver, Fin Costello, Ruke Bernstein, Joe Bombase, Young Ward, Jerry Mickelson, Arny Granat, Bubble and Squeak, all at SRO and all at Rockfield, Advision, and Trident
											
											
© 1978 Mercury Records © 1978 Anthem Entertainment
                                                
												
                                                
												
												"'[Circumstances]' was written right at the very end, in my hotel room. While we were mixing, we were recording the vocals. It was a little bit bastardized from another song that I had which was about a really personal type conflict, and I tried to make/take it out of that with the choruses, because the verses are from an old song and the choruses were brand new." - Neil Peart, Hemispheres Radio Special
"'The Trees'...was a parable about collectivism." - Neil Peart, Roadshow
"We spent more time recording 'Strangiato' than the entire Fly By Night album. It's recorded in one take but it took 40 takes to get it right! It was our first piece without any vocals at all. So each section had to stand up with a theme and musical structure of its own." - Geddy Lee, Visions
"As the song [La Villa Strangiato] developed, we decided to flavour certain sections after some cartoon ideas." - Alex Lifeson, A Show Of Fans, Summer 1996
"'La Villa Stangiato'...It's epic. There are so many parts to that song, and everybody shines on it. My recollection is that it was only a few takes to record the song. In fact if you listen closely during the guitar solo you can hear the previous solo ghosting underneath. I remember us playing the whole song in one piece and then we dropped in for that solo." - Alex Lifeson, ClassicRock.com, May 2015
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