“A huge record for us”: The 1981 breakthrough that launched Rush
“…the years have been very generous to it.”
Geddy Lee
The 1991 Rush song Geddy Lee always regretted: “It was a strange tune”
Getting too progressive for their own good.
The 1978 Rush song Geddy Lee thought was beyond them: “Really difficult”
Lee felt it was a step too far.
The 2004 cover Geddy Lee called “the best thing” Rush ever recorded
“It sounds contemporary, but it sounds like the ’60s, too.”
The group that shaped Geddy Lee and altered the fate of music: “The most important band to come out of England”
“I think they are one of the most important bands…”
The classic Pink Floyd song Geddy Lee can’t listen to without weeping: “Often overlooked”
A monumental moment in the prog-rock wave.
The one Rush concert Geddy Lee couldn’t remember playing: “I had no idea”
When the booze get the better of you.
Geddy Lee could never match Keith Emerson: “It’s a joking matter”
Having more time with his instrument.
“Gave me hope”: The one band that restored Geddy Lee’s faith in music
Still pushing the boundaries of rock music.