‘Roll the Bones’: the Rush song that asks “the ultimate question”
Rush was never concerned with simple love songs, so Neil Peart felt that he was better off asking the serious questions. Read ...
“Tremendous authority”: Three of the greatest drummers of all time, according to Neil Peart
After all, Peart happened to be in the right circles at the right time, and, lucky for Rush, he also had exactly what they needed. After trying out several different drummers, only Peart seemed to ...
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‘Rush 50’: Anthology album celebrates big anniversary
In 2025, the band celebrates the 50th anniversary of Peart’s arrival and establishment of the legendary lineup with a 50-track anthology album, ‘Rush 50.’” ...
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"Why wouldn't I wanna hang around with him?”: Rush’s Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee still meet up and jam
Since then, Lee and Lifeson haven’t recorded any new music under the Rush name, although both have confirmed that several ...
It’s great to have Alex Lifeson using Rush colours again on Envy Of None’s Stygian Wavz
Envy of None’s second album Stygian Wavz proves Alex Lifeson was right to work with other artists - might it make Geddy Lee ...
This doc footage shows Rush's Alex Lifeson at 17 arguing with his parents about his future
The Canadian guitarist sits down with Q’s Tom Power to reflect on his life and career — and how he knew at 17 that he was ...
10 song lyrics that have aged like milk
Many lyrics can feel good in the moment, but there are some songs that are probably not as comfortable listening back to.
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Top 20 Keyboard and Synth Parts in Rock Songs
From psychedelic Hammond organs to stadium-filling synthesizers, join us as we explore the most iconic keyboard moments in ...