Rush

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Rush is a Canadian prog-rock band formed in 1968. Genres: hard rock, progressive rock. Label: Anthem Records. Key albums: 2112 (1976), Moving Pictures (1981), Permanent Waves (1980). Latest album: Clockwork Angels (2012). Awards: Juno Awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

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Alex Lifeson stood next to his collection of LERXST amps. They are grey in colour with red detailing. He is smiling and wearing sunglasses, with one arm resting on an amp head. His two guitars are on stands in front of them.

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[L-R] Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee performing live

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[L-R] Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee of Rush

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