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RUSH

RUSH
Magazine
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Formed in 1968, Rush refused to adhere to whatever hit-making formula happened to be in vogue at any particular moment. Instead, Rush blazed their own path forward—a creative journey that resulted in epic masterpieces and a well-earned reputation as musician’s musicians. This is the story of Rush, the most powerful trio in rock history.

The OUTSIDERS • Rush refused to adhere to whatever hit-making formula happened to be in vogue at any particular moment

The GREAT Wild NORTH • Rush always called Canada home—but the band’s big break happened in the United States

The EARLY Years • The roots of Rush began with a friendship

Alex LIFESON • The man and his guitars

Breaking THROUGH • A series of fortunate events gave Rush the chance they needed

Geddy LEE • One of rock’s most influential bass players started as a guitarist

Peak RUSH • Starting in the mid-1970s, the band came into its own

Neil PEART • The last member to join Rush was also the group’s virtuoso

Rush’s Lasting INFLUENCE • The music lives forever

The LIST • The Rush Discography

RUSH

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Formats

  • OverDrive Magazine

Languages

  • English

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