‘The Camera Eye’: The song Rush avoided playing for years
Rush might have a lot of massive exercises on their albums, but they decided not to include this epic in their set for years.
Why John Petrucci wouldn’t be John Petrucci without Rush’s Alex Lifeson
Future prog metal master discovered his Canadian counterpart at just the right time in his life – and he soon had friends ...
‘Witch Hunt’: The most prescient Rush song
Rush wrote many important songs, but there is strong case for 1981's 'Witch Hunt' being their most prescient track, the ...
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5 of the Greatest Rock Concept Albums of All Time (Pink Floyd, The Who, and More)
Who doesn’t love a good concept album? Plenty of rock albums out there explore themes and ideas quite beautifully, but few compare to the narrative storytelling of a concept album. These five ...
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Serling Centennial shines light on Binghamton icon
The Rod Serling Memorial Foundation hosted SerlingFest this past weekend, celebrating the life, work and creativity of the ...
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Jefferson Airplane Wrote a ‘Space Opera’? And Jerry Garcia, David Crosby & Graham Nash Helped Sing It?
If you mostly only know Jefferson Airplane’s hits, you might be surprised to find out that in 1970, the band’s main creative ...
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"Rush" has enjoyed considerable success in both the U.S. and Canada. Several of their albums -- "2112," "Moving Pictures," "All the World's a Stage" and "Exit ... Stage Left" -- have sold more than ...
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Tommy Richman: ‘The Rush,’ Album Review
BY: LILLY GOODMAN, CONTRIBUTING WRITER Cover art courtesy albumoftheyear.com Some could argue that “MILLION DOLLAR BABY” is ...