Rush’s ‘A Farewell to Kings’ LP Chronicled in New Graphic Novel
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Based on interviews with Rush's Alex Lifeson and producer Terry Brown, 144-page illustrated book tells the story of the band's 1977 classic
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Rush Detail ‘Exercise in Fan Indulgence’ in New ‘Cinema Strangiato’ Trailer
Posted in: Music NewsPreview of upcoming film screening teases previously soundcheck and backstage footage from band's R40 tour, plus interviews with Rush superfans Tom Morello, Billy Corgan, and Taylor Hawkins
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Rush’s Geddy Lee: ‘Neil Peart Retired From Drumming’
Posted in: Music News"He's not drumming anymore, and he's living his life," said the Rush bassist. "Which is fine — Alex [Lifeson] and I are cool with it."
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Rush’s Geddy Lee Talks Massive New Bass Book, Meeting John Paul Jones
Posted in: Music NewsLee details the "treasure hunt" obsession that fueled his 'Big Beautiful Book of Bass' and how the project revitalized his creative process
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Review: Rush’s ‘Hemispheres’ Reissue Celebrates Band’s Prog-Era Peak
Posted in: Album ReviewsExpanded edition of the band's brainy 1978 classic features intense live material and illuminating new liner notes
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Flashback: Rush’s Geddy Lee Explains Why He Went Solo in 2000
Posted in: Music News"The more I got into making the record, the more I realized how beneficial it is for me to do this," the bassist said of making his lone solo LP, 'My Favourite Headache'
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Could There Be Life for Rush Without Neil Peart?
Posted in: Music NewsWe outline three ways in which the music of Rush could continue to exist on the concert circuit now that their legendary drummer is retired
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Geddy Lee on Rush’s Prog-Rock Opus ‘Hemispheres’: ‘We Had to Raise Our Game’
Posted in: Music NewsThe bassist reflects on writing side-long "mini rock operas," singing in awkward keys and Alex Lifeson's mysterious "bedroom accident" — and offers an update on the state of Rush
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction 2017: 10 Best Moments
Posted in: Music ListsPoignant reunions, hilarious speeches and more, as Pearl Jam, Journey, Yes, Joan Baez, Tupac Shakur, ELO and Nile Rodgers got their due
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Watch Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson’s Yes Tribute in Rock Hall Induction Speech
Posted in: Music News"Yes were my gateway band in so many ways," Alex Lifeson says of his prog-rock heroes
