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July 10, 2008

Rush Never Sleeps

Thanks to epic songs, fantastical lyrics and extravagant drum solos, the great nerd band of the Seventies rocks on through the 21st century
July 10, 2008

Rush vs. Rolling Stone: A Qualitative Analysis
July 10, 2008

Rush vs. Rolling Stone: A Sampling of Reader Letters
May 28, 1981

Rush: Power From The People

Snakes & Arrows

If you're a Rush fan, add two stars; if not, subtract two. Snakes & Arrows gives Geddyheads the first new Rush material in five years, unless you count Neil Peart's 2005 instructional DVD, Anatomy of a Drum Solo. Highlight: Alex Lifeson's guitar in the second half of "Malignant Narcissism."

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Since the release of its 1976 breakthrough, 2112, this Canadian progressive power trio has released nothing but gold or platinum albums. Rush's early critics cited vintage Yes when they first heard singer Geddy Lee's high-pitched vocals, Alex Lifeson's major-chord guitar heroics and Neil Peart's heavy but adroit drumming. Instruments wrapped themselves around intricate, often epic-length musical...

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