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An interview with Rush‘s Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee about the career of ‘rock’s biggest cult band’
In 2015, Rush’s Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee looked back over the prog icons’ rollercoaster career
The chaotic story of Rush’s early years and their journey from high school stoners to prog icons
Rush’s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson look back their journey from high school stoners to prog icons-in-waiting
Rush share unboxing video for new Rush 50 box set
Rush 50 celebrates the band's half-century in a variety of formats featuring seven previously unreleased tracks, out in March
Geddy Lee gives fans "a straight answer" about the end of Rush
Exclusive: Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are interviewed in the new issue of Classic Rock, out now
How Geddy Lee geeked up for his Big Beautiful Book of Bass
Rush icon planned to buy 12 instruments for his own enjoyment – but when his collection reached 250 he decided to justify the expense by writing a 600-page book (of which 408 were published)
"I've mastered what I was aiming for thirty years ago": Neil Peart - The Clockwork Angels interview
In 2012 Rush's drummer Neil Peart told us about modern alchemy, thinking big, how Nirvana influenced Rush, and why he'd never watch Beyond The Lighted Stage
Geddy Lee’s thoughts when there was still an even chance of a new Rush album
Soon after the trio’s final tour had ended, the ever-optimistic frontman insisted his band should still be discussed in the present tense
In 1981, Rush's Geddy Lee was ready to blow the boundaries of progressive rock wide open
From Led Zeppelin copyists to sword and sorcery maestros to purveyors of über-prog, Rush have always pushed the envelope
"All those times we shared when it was the three of us, you can't get that back": Rush's Geddy Lee looks back on his effin' life
To mark the publication of his autobiography My Effin' Life, Geddy Lee talks about the events and people who've shaped his life as a person and musician
"They couldn't have been nicer, and it really lifted us at a moment when we could have used the lifting": Geddy Lee reveals how Robert Plant and Jimmy Page helped Rush overcome grief and loss
Led Zeppelin were a musical inspiration for Rush, but as Geddy Lee explains, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page also proved themselves to be decent human beings at a "dark, sad time"
