The four prog-rock album that defined the 1970s, according to Geddy Lee Undisputable classics. Reuben Cross Jun 14, 2026
The greatest prog-rock album of the 1980s, according to Alex Lifeson Another level. Dale Maplethorpe Jun 13, 2026
The 1972 album Geddy Lee could recite from memory: “Complicated” The peak of prog-rock madness. Tim Coffman Jun 12, 2026
The one concert Geddy Lee could never enjoy: “I wasn’t myself” Going through the motions. Tim Coffman Jun 11, 2026
“That sounds corny”: The 1981 song Alex Lifeson will never get tired of playing Endlessly entertaining. Reuben Cross Jun 9, 2026
The Rush songs the band loved, and the one they couldn’t stand All absolute classics (except one). Dale Maplethorpe Jun 9, 2026
Rush kick off first tour in 11 years: Here’s everything they played The tour has finally begun. Joe Taysom Jun 8, 2026
The 1996 tour that almost killed Rush for years: “Everything ended” Reaching the end of their rope. Tim Coffman May 27, 2026
The 1989 Rush song Geddy Lee never wanted to play bass on: “I’d rather play the keyboards” Not at home on the four-string. Tim Coffman May 26, 2026
The 1966 track Geddy Lee crowned as the first metal song: “Influential” The beginning of true heaviness. Tim Coffman May 22, 2026
Rush’s Geddy Lee reveals drummers touted themselves to him following Neil Peart’s death: “Completely inappropriate” “That was most distasteful to me.” Joe Taysom May 19, 2026
The 1978 album that broke Rush, according to Geddy Lee The end of the epics. Tim Coffman May 17, 2026