Made in the brutal cold of a Canadian winter, 'Moving Pictures' became their biggest-selling album and spawned several of the ...

Alex Lifeson on the Making of Rush’s ‘Moving Pictures’ Rush recorded Moving Pictures in the now-defunct Le Studio in the ...

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As a kid, Portnoy's biggest heroes were Ringo Starr of The Beatles, Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, The Who's Keith Moon and Kiss drummer Peter Criss. Then he ...

With Peart joining Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson ... When you think of some of the evergreens that the band spun out from 1975 to 1981 without getting that hit, it’s almost shocking.

In the1980s, some classic rock bandsachieved one of the hardest feats in music: releasing perfect albums with no skips. Most ...

Adding synthesizers to the mix and reining in their complex arrangements, 1981’s Moving Pictures saw Rush showered ... in 2019 on his “five favourite bass songs”, Rush’s Geddy Lee reeled off The Who, ...

Released in 1981, Moving Pictures stands as the defining ... The chemistry between drummer Neil Peart, bassist Geddy Lee, and Lifeson was undeniable—each musician pushed the other to new heights ...

In 1981, the pair recorded The Great White North, a comedy LP as Bob and Doug McKenzie. Its debut single, "Take Off," which featured Geddy Lee, singer for the Canadian powerhouse rock group Rush ...

Alex Lifeson has offered details about his recent jam sessions with former bandmate Geddy Lee. During an interview with Sirius XM’s Eddie Trunk, Lifeson noted that the surviving Rush musicians ...

Geddy Lee’s solo single “Gone” debuts at No. 30 on two U.K. charts, marking his first hit under his own name and a standout ...