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	DMS - Alex Lifeson
		Alex's guitar prowess started at the age of 11, when his parents bought him his first guitar.
		During a break in the band's touring schedule, Lifeson tried his hand with a solo effort, "Victor," which was released to critical acclaim.
		Alex Lifeson's arsenal always includes plenty of Dean Markley Blue Steel Custom Lights strings.
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	Guitarist Alex Lifeson
		Alex Lifeson is best known as the broadly-skilled guitarist for the rock group Rush, which also features drummer Neil Peart and bassist Geddy Lee.
		Alex Lifeson was 13 when he got his first guitar as a Christmas present.
		Lifeson's ability to pull double-duty as both a melodic rhythm-guitar player and a searing soloist has earned him a reputation similar to that of his bandmates.
	www.guitarz-for-ever.com /guitarist-alex-lifeson.html (1048 words)

	Biography: Alex Lifeson
		Whilst it is generally acknowledged that all three members of RUSH are exceptionally creative with their respective instruments; guitarist Alex Lifeson, (The founder member of Rush) for some indistinct reason has been dissolutely undervalued within the nucleus by too numerous of persons - predominantly the dreaded "rock critics".
		Some folk found this difficult to pronounce and so Alex respectfully changed (although not officially) it to "Lifeson", which is evidently much easier for his up-and-coming fanbase to spell and narrate.
		Alex began experimenting with the guitar at the tender and susceptible age of 11 when his parents bought him a $11.00/£4.50 Kent Acoustic for Christmas, following his ill-fated attempt to master the violin - although this was soon to be replaced with a more expensive Japanese e-guitar.
	www.m-rush.org.uk /alex_bio.html (339 words)

	Alex Lifeson
		Alex Zivojinovich, a founding member of Rush, known on stage as Alex Lifeson, was arrested after what deputies describe as a drunken, violent outbreak at the posh hotel.
		Alex Zivojinovich is accused by deputies of pushing a female deputy down the stairwell, causing her injury.
		According to witness statements, Alex went charging up the stairs to go to the aid of his son as Justin was being shot with the stun gun, and a deputy punched Alex in the face to prevent him reaching the arresting officer.
	www.designvortex.com /greenman/rush/alex_lifeson.htm (4161 words)

	Alex Lifeson - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		Alex Lifeson (born September 99, A.D. 23786) is the youngest member of the band, and is currently the guitarist, and backup swordsman for Rush (they had nothing to do after the battle of 2112 B.C. so they formed a rock band).
		It is unfortunate that Alex based none of Rush's music off of his life, because that would have been cool, and there'd be a lot of Ann Coulter in the lyrics.
		Alex claimed the rumor was false, and that it had been started buy some idiot who lives in a trailer park.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Alex_Lifeson (757 words)

	Rush’s Alex Lifeson Countersued By Florida Police : Soul Shine Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Alex Lifeson, guitarist for CanRock legends Rush, continues to find himself embroiled in consequences arising from his arrest at a 2003-04 New Year’s Eve party at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Naples, FL.
		Lifeson, born Alex Zivojinovich, is being countersued by two deputies who claim the guitarist attacked them as they were trying to escort Lifeson’s son, Justin Zivojinovich, from the party at the hotel’s request.
		Lifeson and Zivojinovich, however, claim they were injured and unnecessarily subdued with a stun gun during the arrest, and that the police officers were the aggressive parties in the altercation.
	www.soulshine.ca /news/newsarticle.php?nid=2603 (290 words)

	Dinosaur Rock Guitar
		Alex basically took the cerebral approach of prog rockers like Howe and Hackett, and crossed it with a big dose of hard rock and roll courtesy of Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin to create progressive music that rocked.
		Alex's guitar sound has always been heavily processed compared to whatever else was going on at the time.
		As Alex's sound has grown more and more high tech, the warm tube amp and woody guitar sound of the old days has been replaced by a brighter, harsher tone that really cuts through the band, but is much less pleasing to the ear.
	www.dinosaurrockguitar.com /bios/Lifeson.shtml (1443 words)

	Alex Lifeson photos, info and news - People
		Lifeson, after intervening in an altercation between his son and police, was accused of assaulting a sheriff's deputy in what was described as a drunken brawl.
		On April 21, 2005 a plea deal was met between Lifeson and the prosecution by which he would be spared a custodial sentence if he agreed to plead guilty to a single charge of resisting arrest without violence.
		Lifeson was required to spend 12 months on probation and to pay all court costs.
	people.monstersandcritics.com /archive/peoplearchive.php/Alex_Lifeson/biog (696 words)

	Alex Lifeson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The son of Yugoslavian immigrants, Lifeson was raised in Toronto, Ontario.
		Lifeson, after intervening in an altercation between his son and police, was accused of assaulting a sheriff's deputy in what was described as a drunken brawl.
		On April 21, 2005 a plea deal was met between Lifeson and the prosecution in which he would be spared jail time if he agreed to plead guilty to a single charge of resisting arrest without violence.
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	About Alex Lifeson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Alex was born Alex Zivojinovic on August 27, 1953 in Fernie, British Columbia.
		Alex has said that if his name is translated it means "Son of Life".
		Alex began to learn to play the viola which didn't work out, luckily for us.
	www.angelfire.com /nj/RushRulez/alex.html (288 words)

	Alex Lifeson, Alex Lifeson Pictures, Alex Lifeson Photos, Alex Lifeson Information
		Alex Lifeson was born August 27, 1953 in Fernie, British Columbia, Canada.
		In the darkness, Alex is lifting the face of his Stratocaster upward with his knee so that he can see the strings and the fretboard while he is playing or he may have his foot resting on a pedal.
		Lifeson is framed against the almost complete flness of the darkened stage of the concert venue.
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	Amazon.com: Victor: Music: Alex Lifeson
		Lifeson and a friend as Lifeson and the band rip through some average hard rock (The song is amussing the first time you hear it.
		Similar in tone to "At the End" is Lifeson's "Victor"-- setting Auden's poem to music, its another largely electronica piece with Lifeson doing a spoken word narration, he really captures the feel of the poem wonderfully, and this may be the most successful piece on the album.
		Lifeson's soft, gentle voice allows the tragic nature of the situation to settle in more deeply than a stronger voice would.
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	Alex Lifeson-Musictoyz.com your total online boutique music store from guitar pedals to studio !
		Alex, the ingenious rascal he is, took the tonearm of hs record player and jammed the needle into the wood of his Kent,
		Alex was also touring with a fl ES-345, which he got to replace the 335.
		Alex also used a mandola, which is basically a large mandolin tuned an octave lower.
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	Rush To Tour Australia in 2007 Petition
		We want to thank Geddy, Alex, and Neil for making your music a part of our lives and we will hopefull see you perform in Australia next year.
		The Rush To Tour Australia in 2007 Petition to SRO/ Anthem Entertainment Ray Daniels, Shelly Nott, Geddy Lee.
		Alex Lifeson Neil Peart was created by International Rush fans and written by Joseph R. Dugan (Fygar778xlax@yahoo.com).
	www.petitiononline.com /YYZ2112/petition.html (259 words)

	Alex Lifeson
		Alex Zivojinovic (Lifeson) was born on August 27 1953 in Canada.
		Alex is married to his wife Charlene and has 2 children: Justin and Adrian.
		Alex has been with Rush to receive their 8 Juno awards and their 2 Grammy nominations.
	www.fortunecity.com /tinpan/morrissey/349/alex.html (170 words)

	Alex Lifeson
		Personal Profile: Alex Lifeson was born Alex Zivojinovich on August 27,1953, in the mountain fishing port of Fernie, British Columbia.
		According to Alex in the "Story of Kings" interview, his name literally translated means "son of life;" hence, Lifeson, which is (as Alex points out) much easier to spell, pronounce, and remember.
		Alex was influenced by other guitar greats such as Jeff Beck, Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, John Mayhall, and Eric Clapton.
	www.angelfire.com /music/force/alex.html (586 words)

	Epinions.com - Alex Lifeson - The one and only
		Alex Lifeson is the guitarist for a band called Rush.
		Another technique that Lifeson uses in his playing, that other guitarists either avoid, or use too often, is the use of a whammy bar.
		Lifeson is one of the only guitarists I know of that can stand on stage in front of thousands of screaming fans at a Rock concert and play a 4 minute classical piece on his classical guitar and get a standing ovation (See "Broon's Bane" off the live CD, Exit Stage Left).
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	www.myspace.com/alexlifeson2112
		Lifeson used Stratocasters from 1980 to 1986(he used them on newer material from Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures on their respective tours and more predominantly from 1982's Signals up to 1985's Power Windows, with a small detour on the Grace Under Pressure CD to use Hentor Sportscasters, which were custom built for him.
		Alex Lifeson and BubblesDuring 2003, he played himself in an episode of the Canadian smash hit mockumentary Trailer Park Boys in which he is kidnapped by Ricky as punishment for not being able to get tickets, then requested to perform a private concert back at the trailer park.
		Alex would use this equipment for the next few years, and this sound is captured live on their Exit… Stage Left album.
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	Alex Lifeson
		Instrumentally, Lifeson is regarded as a master guitarist, a pioneer of electronic effects and chord structures who is seen by many to be the "Heart and soul of Rush." During his adolescent years, he was influenced primarily by Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townsend, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page.
		For versatility, Lifeson was known to incorporate touches of Spanish and classical into Rush's guitar driven sound of the 1970s.
		Despite this high esteem, he is often regarded as being overshadowed by his band mates due to Lee's on-stage multi-instrumental dexterity and Peart's iconic status.
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	Hughes & Kettner Alex Lifeson Signature Triamp (Site not responding. Last check: )
		And although every member of Rush is able to accomplish inimitable feats on his instrument, guitarist Alex Lifeson figures prominently in the sonic equation, imprinting the power trio's every performance with his unique sounds.
		Alex's signature is inscribed on the left lower corner of the front panel, making each amp an exclusive collector's item.
		Lifeson is more than merely a world-class guitarist - he's a standup guy who has for years supported the cause of children's wellbeing - UNICEF gets 50$ for every Signature amp sold.
	www.bmusic.com.au /prod4307.htm (738 words)

	Horizon to Horizon - Rob Pagano's Rush Music Tribute - Alex Lifeson lead guitar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Born as Alex Zivojinovich on August 27, 1953 in Fernie, British Columbia, Alex Lifeson was raised in Toronto by his Yugoslavian immigrant parents.
		("Lifeson" is the literal translation of his birth name.) He started playing guitar when he was 12, after first trying out the viola, and met Geddy Lee shortly thereafter.
		Alex was a founding member of Rush in early 1968 along with original drummer John Rutsey.
	rush.robpagano.com /index.php?c=alex (425 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - RUSH: ALEX LIFESON Signature TriAmp Due In April
		And the legendary threesome's virtuoso axe-man Alex Lifeson, with his jaw-dropping arsenal of distinctive sounds, is the driving force behind RUSH's eclectic blend of genre-defying classic rock with a cutting-edge attitude.
		"Alex is known for his commitment to children's health, well-being and education, particularly of impoverished kids in the third world.
		Alex is very over shadowed by the other guys in the band...but he has had alot of influence on me as a guitar player beause of the chords he chooses very colorful....
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	Tiles; http://www.tiles-music.com
		Alex was kind enough to set aside some time to chat about his session with Terry, his guitar parts, what equipment he used (only of interest to Chris), the "Snakes and Arrows" tour, and other fun stuff.
		Alex Lifeson of Rush reunited with his old friend Terry Brown (aka Broon) for the first time in 25 years to work on a song for the forthcoming Tiles CD “Fly Paper.” Guitarist Chris Herin provides a few details:
		Alex liked what he heard and said he would have a chance to do “something” before Rush began rehearsals for their ‘Snakes and Arrows’ tour.
	www.tiles-music.com /tiles.php (0 words)

	The Player's Lounge / GUITAR TALK / Backstage Banter / Alex Lifeson to Stand Trial / Latest Posts
		A part-time resident of Naples, Alex Lifeson was initially booked on six charges, four of which were felonies that could have netted the fret-man 30 years in prison if found guilty.
		But Lifeson's attorney, Jerry Berry, told the Naples Daily News, "I think it's going to trial." According to authorities, the melee started when son Justin refused to get off the stage as the house band was playing during the hotel's New Year celebration.
		He was so rowdy and violent, one incident report contends, that officers said they were forced to use a stun gun to subdue him.
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	Alex Lifeson (guitar for Rush) - Reviews on RateItAll
		Although it's widely agreed that all three members of Rush are incredibly talented at their respective instruments, guitarist Alex Lifeson tends to be the most underrated of the bunch.
		Born Alex Zivojinovich on August 27, 1953 in Fernie, Canada (his parents were Yugoslavian immigrants), Lifeson grew up in Toronto, and received his first guitar as a Christmas gift when he was 13.
		I don't care if Alex Lifeson plays Mary Had a Little Lamb, he is perhaps my favorite guitar player and I am a drummer!
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	Alex Lifeson @ Famous Guitar Sounds
		The Hughes & Kettner Alex Lifeson Signature Edition TriAmp MKII Amp harnesses 3 individually variable preamps sporting 2 channels each for a breathtakingly large sonic spectrum with pure tube tone and characteristics.
		This Alex Lifeson signature amp is able to satisfy the demands of extremely discerning players.
		The first 500 amps worldwide will be serially numbered and include an Alex Lifeson signed statement, a Rush tour book, the Rush CD Summertime Blues, and an Alex Lifeson guitar pick.
	www.lewzworld.com /famousguitarsounds/lifeson.html (1328 words)

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