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	Rush concert Tickets - Buy Rush concert tickets
		Canadian rock band Rush consists of Geddy Lee on bass, keyboards and vocals, Ales Lifeson on guitar and Neil Peart as drummer and lyricisy.
		Rush's new album, Snakes and Arrows, premiered on world radio on April 25, and is destined to explode from record stores across the globe on May 1.
		Neil Peart, Rush's chief lyricist, stated that lyrical theme of the Snakes and Arrows is inspired by his personal reflections on faith, inspired by his many motorcycle journeys across the North American continent.
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	RUSH discography, MP3 and reviews
		RUSH is a pioneering line-up of the Seventies Progressive rock, who influenced most hard-rock and even heavy-metal power trios.
		As at the end of all of RUSH's phases, a live LP was released.
		RUSH embraced the 1980s sound with "Signals", making heavy use of synthesizers and keyboards for the first time in the band's history.
	www.progarchives.com /artist.asp?id=609 (748 words)

	Rush (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rush is a Canadian progressive rock band comprised of bassist, keyboardist and vocalist Geddy Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and drummer and lyricist Neil Peart (IPA: [pɪɹt]).
		Rush formed in the summer of 1968, in Willowdale, Ontario (now part of Toronto) by Lifeson, Lee, and John Rutsey.
		Rush's three decades of continued success under their current lineup of Lee, Lifeson, and Peart has earned the band the respect of their musical peers, and their supporters are often cited as some of the most intensely loyal in rock.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rush_(band) (5485 words)

	Rough Edge: Rush CD Reviews
		The band seems to have brought everything they've learned in their nearly four decades together to the thirteen tracks on this CD (including three intensely complicated instrumentals) and each member seems to have reached new heights of musical performance and ability.
		A few selections from the band’s tribute EP to some of their founding influences cuts into traditional selections that normally make it into the band’s songlist, but it is a nice change of pace.
		Rush's "2112" sounds as though it were written and recorded for CD and it only took 27 years for it to sound the way it was meant to be heard.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/r/rush.htm (3100 words)

	Rush Discography
		Rush joined the prog party a little late, and that by hopping its metal gate, but when most of the original guard had fallen they remained fighting on the front lines, growing stronger with every album.
		By 2112, the band's miniature epics blossomed into a side-length opus that spoke for the blissed-out musical acolytes of a generation.
		During the '80s and '90s, Rush's music remained at a consistently high level; those waiting for the warriors to tire and drop their guard remain disappointed.
	www.connollyco.com /discography/rush (189 words)

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		The band was formed in the summer of 1968 by Lifeson, Lee, and John Rutsey (who played drums for Rush on the first album but resigned for health concerns shortly thereafter).
		Rush have been awarded the Juno Award (Canada's equivalent of the Grammy Award) on numerous occasions, and all three individuals are Members of the Order of Canada.
		The band was one of a number of hometown favourites to play the SARS relief concert (dubbed SARStock) at Downsview Park in Toronto in August 2003, with an attendance of over half a million people.
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	Rush: Rock Band Stands the Test of Time - Sidebar - MSN Encarta
		The Canadian rock band Rush released their first album in 1974.
		Rush quickly became prominent in progressive rock, a style that blends rock and roll with various influences, including jazz and classical music.
		By the mid-1980s many progressive rock bands had faded from public attention, but Rush continued to tour and record successful albums into the late 1990s.
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	Rush (band)
		Rush is a Canadian progressive rock band comprising bassist, keyboardist and vocalist Geddy Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and drummer and lyricist Neil Peart (IPA: [pÉªÉ¹t]).
		Rush formed in the summer of 1968, in Willowdale, Ontario (a northern suburb of Toronto) by Lifeson, Lee, and John Rutsey.
		Rush's three decades of continued success under their current lineup of Lee, Lifeson, and Peart has earned the band the respect of their musical peers, and their supporters are often cited as one of the most intensely loyal fanbases in the history of rock.
	www.pillscatalog.net /Rush_%28band%29.html (5545 words)

	Rush MP3 Downloads - Rush Music Downloads - Rush Music Videos
		Big was one of the few "shredder" heavy metal bands (translation: its members were very proficient at their instruments) that realized that songcraft was more important than just simply playing a thousand notes per minute.
		Prisma X is a Chilean fusion-progressive rock band that, along his existence, have been motivated to create new musical compositions and get his own sound and style, because of the huge passion for music that band members have.
		Although they were initially grouped in with the legions of pop-metal bands that dominated the American heavy metal scene of the '80s, Queensrÿche were one of the most distinctive bands of the era.
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	Rush - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rush (street artist) A Uk based street artist, specialising in "dreamworld" and iconic characters.
		Adrenaline, where an "adrenaline rush" is an energetic and slightly euphoric feeling that occurs when something scary or dangerous happens, associated with recreational drugs
		Rush (TV), a historical drama television serial produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in the 1970s, which was later overdubbed by The Late Show in the early 1990s to produce "The Olden Days"
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rush (434 words)

	RUSH Mania - Rush
		Rush formed in Toronto, Ontario in the autumn of 1968, and initially comprised guitarist Alex Lifeson (born Alexander Zivojinovich), vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee (born Gary Lee Weinrib) and drummer John Rutsey.
		A self-titled LP followed in 1974, at which time Rutsey exited; he was replaced by drummer Neil Peart, who also assumed the role of the band's primary songwriter, composing the cerebral lyrics (influenced by works of science fiction and fantasy) which gradually became a hallmark of the group's aesthetic.
		At the dawn of the 1990s, however, Rush returned to the heavier sound of their early records and placed a renewed emphasis on Lifeson's guitar heroics; consequently, both 1991's Roll the Bones and 1993's Counterparts reached the Top Three on the U.S. album charts.
	members.fortunecity.com /rushmania/artist1.html (746 words)

	Band Chat - Rush
		Rush is a band whose career you have to admire.
		Ambitious as ever, Rush succeeds with the 20+ minute "2112" (136,292 byte.wav file) due to its gripping story and guitar riffs that are so catchy you can't drive them from your head.
		Rush is obviously still a major player in the rock scene, but they need to go back and listen to albums like Permanent Waves to hone their songwriting craft to perfection once again.
	users.ntplx.net /~glauer/bandchat/rush.htm (921 words)

	MEMBERS of the California Gold Rush Band
		Steve Charpie, co-leader, co-founder and Principal Eb Cornetist, is the band's spokesman.
		Kevin is the Band Director at Riverside Community College in California.
		is the co-founder and co-leader, and arranges for the band.
	expage.com /page/cgrbpersonnel (370 words)

	History of RUSH
		Rush is the only band that has Geddy Lee's wail, Alex Lifeson's blazing guitar licks, and Neil Peart's furious drumbeats.
		In 1977, Rush came out with their 6th album which was titled "A Farewell To Kings." This album reached the Top 40 in the U.S. and Great Britain.
		The EP was named "Feedback" and it was a tribute to the bands that Geddy, Alex, and Neil covered in their first bands when they were 13 and 14 years old.
	www.erikandanna.com /Rush/history_of_rush.htm (2882 words)

	GABBF-The California Gold Rush Band (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Williams' band had both free and slave fls and when the band was asked to perform in Cincinnati, the slave fls in the band attempted a dangerous escape.
		The band is based on an old photograph of the Columbia Cornet Band, faithfully recreating the Columbia band right down to the E-flat alto valve trombone.
		The band is active with concerts, demonstrations, balls and living music history programs, and was featured on the soundtrack of Ken Burns' Thomas Jefferson, which aired on PBS in February 1997.
	www.gabbf.com /gold1998.html (414 words)

	Half The World's A Stage
		Rush is a progressive rock band from the Toronto area of Canada.
		Just as Rush began the ball rolling, John had to leave the band due to medical problems and a lack of interest in touring.
		Rush has produced 18 studio albums, 5 live albums, along with many compilations.
	dreamwater.org /art/gtr/htwas.htm (298 words)

	Rush lyrics, Rush guitar tabs, Rush bass tabs, Rush pictures, Rush fonts, discography, biography (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Band fonts section Rush is another category that deserves some attention, especially for those who are big fans of the band Rush and like to collect or create band logos and such.
		Our band font section has quiet a few different fonts for you to download, so you can type any text the way your favorite band writes their on their album cover.
		Members will be able to submit and rate Rush tablature and lyrics, add pictures and other information about Rush such as reviews, comments, interesting facts in the history of the band Rush.
	musiceffect.com /rush/discography (960 words)

	Rush: Frequently Asked Questions
		He quit because he had different ideas about the band's future and his diabetes was a major factor with his decision to leave the band.
		Rush's road manager, Howard, came up with the title at a party.
		Red Sector A is the area the band watched a space shuttle launch from.
	www.m-rush.org.uk /faq.html (1083 words)

	Rush Tickets - Rush Concert Ticket Broker - Cheap Rush Concert Tickets - Rush Tour Schedule
		Canadian rock band Rush consists of guitarist Alex Lifeson, keyboardist, bassist, and vocalist Geddy Lee, and lyricist and drummer Neil Peart.
		The band was organized in the summer of 1968, in Toronto, Ontario, by Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and John Rutsey.
		Rush’s debut album was influenced by British-Blues rock and musical styles from the bands like Led Zeppelin, Cream, and Deep Purple.
	www.vividseats.com /concerts/rush-tickets.html (890 words)

	The Rush Phenomenon
		Rush's flame took some time to ignite and took some time to work into a steady burn, but once the flame caught, it was consistent.
		Where such lack of popularity has grounded many a band before it even got off the ground, Rush's fans would have none of it from the very beginning, when they were still playing in basement bars in Toronto.
		It was word of mouth that kept Rush popular then, and the fact that their fans have grown along with them and continue to appreciate them in spite of how they've changed only proves that it isn't just the band members who are of a higher caliber; the fans are, as well.
	web.pdx.edu /~jwhip/musicreviews/rush.htm (880 words)

	Music of the California Gold Rush Band (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Competitions among area bands were popular, and the term "battle of the bands" may have been coined during this era.
		The bands' libraries were thus decimated and lost to history.
		Members of the California Gold Rush Band research and locate gold rush era piano arrangements and transcribe them back to the original brass band settings in accordance with the styles of the era.
	expage.com /page/cgrbmusic (340 words)

	M&R Rush
		Finally a band who isn't afraid to put in some big keys, hooks and choruses into their songs in a way it was done by so many bands in the 1980s.
		The music of the band is influenced form the 70's and the 80's rock and of course from bands like Styx and Beatles.
		M& R Rush in many ways reminds me of such groups as a Foreigner, Journey, Boston, but also their music sustains elements of European pop/rock wave from the last part of 70's, and the beginning of the 80's.
	www.mandrrush.com /homepage/contentview.asp?c=127217 (1197 words)

	Rush Blog - Rush is a Band Blog: Countdown
		This is a special day in Rush history as the band had the honor of witnessing this spectacular event.
		On April 10, a day off, the band took a jaunt to the Kennedy Space Center to watch the maiden flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia, invited by NASA director Gerry Griffin.
		As a token of their appreciation, the band planned on the spot to write a song about the experience.
	www.rushisaband.com /display.php?id=349 (433 words)

	Rush Band Members
		When Rush was starting to get famous, his ideas of the future of the band were different from Geddy and Alex's ideas.
		Rush was reformed by Geddy, Alex, and John.
		Rush got ready to record their first album.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/2740/rmem.html (1038 words)

	The Rush Phenomenon
		Rush's flame took some time to ignite and took some time to work into a steady burn, but once the flame caught, it was consistent.
		Where such lack of popularity has grounded many a band before it even got off the ground, Rush's fans would have none of it from the very beginning, when they were still playing in basement bars in Toronto.
		It was word of mouth that kept Rush popular then, and the fact that their fans have grown along with them and continue to appreciate them in spite of how they've changed only proves that it isn't just the band members who are of a higher caliber; the fans are, as well.
	www.web.pdx.edu /~jwhip/musicreviews/rush.htm (880 words)

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