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1. loudwire.com › history-of-rush-songsThe History of Rush in 10 Songs - Loudwire

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   5 days ago · Rush reunited with Presto producer Rupert Hine (Tina Turner, Saga, Kevin Ayers) for the pop rock/hard rock of Roll the Bones; together, they achieved an enjoyably streamlined, modern and guitar ...

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3. www.loudersound.com › features › kevin-comeau-crown“When The Spirit Of Radio came on she sang every ... - Louder

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   4 days ago · I uploaded my uncle’s Rush albums onto my iPod Nano when I was 14. The first album I listened to was A Farewell To Kings. Xanadu was the first time I heard Taurus pedals, tubular bells, odd time signatures, Minimoogs. It blasted the prog doors open for me.

4. americansongwriter.com › the-story-and-meaningThe Story and Meaning Behind "Limelight," a Breakthrough Song ...

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   1 day ago · The progression of Rush from cult band to mainstream rock heroes took a big step with their 1980 album Permanent Waves. In was a record where the band changed their tactics ever so slightly by ...

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6. www.britannica.com › topic › Rush-Canadian-musical-groupRush | Band, Albums, Hits, & Facts | Britannica

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   2 days ago · Rush is a Canadian rock band that rose to popularity in the 1970s and became one of Canada’s most successful groups, with some 45 million records sold worldwide by 2023.

7. retirementainteasy.com › 2024/07/01 › album-of-theAlbum of the Month – A Farewell to Kings by Rush

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   5 days ago · For this reason I chose A Farewell to Kings by Rush as this month’s Album of the Month. NOTE: I’ve changed the name of this column to Album of the Month (formerly Vinyl of the Month) because future posts will include not just vinyl records.

8. www.rushisaband.com › blog › 2014/09/30Rush is a Band Blog: 5 Rush albums featured in Prog magazine ...

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   Jun 9, 2024 · The covers of Rush's Hemispheres, 2112 and Moving Pictures albums are all pictured in the album cover collage artwork, and all 3 of these albums along with Rush's Permanent Waves and A Farewell to Kings albums made the list.

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   When did rush become a mainstream band?

   • With its fourth album, 2112 (1976), however, the band finally reached a mainstream audience. A dystopian concept album that leaned heavily into progressive rock, 2112 established Rush as an up-and-coming hard rock act and earned the band a devoted group of fans. By the late 1970s Rush had developed many of its stylistic hallmarks.

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   When did rush come out?

   • The band released its first single, a cover of “ Not Fade Away ” by Buddy Holly, in 1973, and its first album, the eponymous Rush, in 1974. The album’s concluding song, “Working Man,” stood out for its intricate guitar riff and earned some airtime in the United States, leading the label Mercury Records to acquire the album.

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   Who are the members of Rush?

   • Canadian rock band Rush, with guitarist Alex Lifeson (left), drummer Neil Peart (center), and bassist and lead vocalist Geddy Lee (right). The multifaceted talent of each member of Rush further contributed to the band’s success. Peart rose to fame as one of the greatest drummers in rock and roll.

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   What type of music did rush use?

   • Its music featured overtures of heavy metal and progressive rock with a later shift toward alternative rock and the incorporation of elements of synth pop. Canadian rock band Rush, with guitarist Alex Lifeson (left), drummer Neil Peart (center), and bassist and lead vocalist Geddy Lee (right).

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10. m.rushisaband.com › indexRush is a Band Blog: Neil Peart, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson

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    Jun 27, 2024 · The August, 2024 edition of Guitar World magazine includes a special feature celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Fender Stratocaster. The feature includes interviews with several former Guitar World cover artists talking about the guitar they were holding in their own past cover photo. One of the featured artists is Alex Lifeson, who ...