Rush are a band now so linked with the idea of creative evolution that to ask any member to pick their favourite songs seems a little frivolous.

When reflecting on the artists that helped shape his sound, Rush frontman and bassist Geddy Lee selected one figure of ...

Music fans can bid on Canadian music memorabilia — including a one-of-a-kind guitar autographed by Rush bandmates Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and the late Neil Peart — as part of the fifth annual ...

[“Geddy and I] were asked ... Envy of None features Lifeson on guitar, mandola, banjo, and programming; Wynne on vocals and keyboards; Andy Curran on bass, guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals ...

His vocal shriek is unmistakable; his bass guitar countermelodies ... downright ridiculous chops, Rush achieved a sound that was undeniably huge. “He’s Geddy Lee, you know.

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but Geddy Lee has only recently turned into a massive bass guitar nerd. Despite being routinely cited as one of rock’s all-time greatest bassists, the Rush frontman had largely regarded his ...

Geddy Lee will release ... The 10 Weirdest Rush Songs "Collections need to be fed, and I was no longer tending to my baseball collection. I was busy buying bass guitars and learning about vintage ...

Rush fans know the band's prolificacy – churning out nearly an album a year since the mid-70s. How do you find fresh inspiration after decades of relentless productivity? Geddy Lee and Rush ...

“After the gig, Gordon’s daughter Meredith [Moon] said to us, ‘Leave it to Rush to make ‘The Way I Feel’ sound prog,’ so I think we succeeded,” Lee added. Photo: Susan de Cartier Lee ...

Rush singer/bassist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson made a ... s song “The Way I Feel,” complete with an acoustic guitar solo from Lifeson. The poetic song about abandonment and ...