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

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   2 days ago · Signals (1982) includes Rush’s most successful U.S. single, “New World Man.” Subsequent albums released in the 1980s, which drew closer to the pop genre, rely heavily on synthesizer effects characteristic of the decade.

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3. faroutmagazine.co.uk › the-most-importantThe most important guitarist in shaping the sound of Rush

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   1 day ago · To work this out, he turned towards The Who and widely credits Pete Townshend as the guitarist who shaped the sound of Rush. “Rush was a very active rhythm section,” he said, “Geddy and Neil were very active players, and a lot of times the guitar had to hold the fort down, which was a sort of an opposite reaction to what normally happens ...

4. www.ranker.com › list › best-rush-albums-listThe Best Rush Albums, Ranked By Fans

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   5 days ago · With a unique blend of progressive rock, hard rock, and intricate musicianship, Rush albums have pushed boundaries and gained immense popularity worldwide. This comprehensive compilation covers the best Rush albums, offering a glimpse into the band's incredible musical journey.

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     'Signals': Rush's Classic Synth-Heavy Album

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

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   3 days ago · What is the song about? How did it represent lyricist Neil Peart’s demeanor? And why did the decision when to record the album including the song make a huge difference? Here are all the details...

7. www.rushisaband.com › blog › 2022/09/30Rush is a Band Blog: Updates and other random Rush stuff

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   1 day ago · Loudwire posted their list of 10 Prog Rock Bands That Went Pop this past week and Rush was included: Rush also couldn't resist pop. As longtime Rush fans are aware, 1980's Permanent Waves finds the combo exploring new wave and reggae; the album spawning a knowing hit with "The Spirit of Radio."

8. www.rushisaband.com › blog › 2021/09/26Rush is a Band Blog: Rush album artist Hugh Syme on the Art ...

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   2 days ago · A newly expanded and updated second edition of Hugh Syme's The Art of Rush is due to release next month (the original edition was released back in 2015) and is currently available for pre-order.

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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.

   Rush | Band, Albums, Hits, & Facts | Britannica

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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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   Who shaped the sound of Rush?

   • To work this out, he turned towards The Who and widely credits Pete Townshend as the guitarist who shaped the sound of Rush. “Rush was a very active rhythm section,” he said, “Geddy and Neil were very active players, and a lot of times the guitar had to hold the fort down, which was a sort of an opposite reaction to what normally happens.”

   The most important guitarist in shaping the sound of Rush

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   What genre is Rush influenced by?

   • Each album within the Rush discography showcases the band's distinct style influenced by various genres, such as reggae and new wave. It's no wonder these albums have garnered acclaim, resonating with both fans and critics alike.

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

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    3 days ago · Rush is a Band. A blog devoted to RUSH: Neil Peart, Geddy Lee & Alex Lifeson. Fri, Jul 5, 2024. Attention All Planets of the Solar Federation ... Geddy Lee to bring his My Effin' Life: In Conversation spoken word book tour show to Quebec City on July 13th - 2nd show added. Details, tickets and more here.