Rush

Celebrate 50 years of RUSH with their first-ever complete career anthology. 50 tracks on 4 CDs with selections from every studio, live & deluxe reissue album. Rarities include the band’s first 2 singles, 7 unreleased tracks & the last perf with Neil Peart in Los Angeles in 2015. The 104-page hardcover book features new Hugh Syme 50th anniversary artwork along with stunning new song illustrations, photos & liner notes by renowned rock journalists David Fricke & Philip Wilding.

Celebrate 50 years of RUSH with their first-ever complete career anthology. 50 tracks on 4 CDs with selections from every studio, live & deluxe reissue album. Rarities include the band’s first 2 singles, 7 unreleased tracks & the last perf with Neil Peart in Los Angeles in 2015. The 104-page hardcover book features new Hugh Syme 50th anniversary artwork along with stunning new song illustrations, photos & liner notes by renowned rock journalists David Fricke & Philip Wilding.

Over four-plus decades, Canadian power trio Rush (bassist/keyboardist/vocalist Geddy Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and drummer Neil Peart) emerged as one of rock's most celebrated and enduring bands. Rush garnered a large and devoted fan following among hard rock, heavy metal, and prog audiences almost from the beginning. They sold over 40 million records and were nominated for seven Grammys between 1981-2010; they also netted 25 gold and/or platinum albums, and all but three entered the upper half of the Top 200. After 1981's chart-topping Moving Pictures, they began a seven-year period where their recorded sound was dominated by Lee's synth playing that culminated on 1989's Presto. During the '90s, they shifted toward a hooky and radio-friendly brand of hard rock, best exemplified by 1996's Test for Echo. During their final period, they delivered studio offerings that fused heavy and prog in new ways.

LEGENDARY 1994 BROADCAST SHOW FROM THE COUNTERPARTS TOUR Rush s 1993 release Counterparts, released in October, reached No.2 on the US Billboard Chart. The album reverted back to the band s guitar based sound, dropping the synth-led style they had experimented with in the late 1980s. Rush supported Counterparts with a four-month tour, playing dates arranged in United States and Canada, which kicked off January 22, 1994 at the Civic Center in Pensacola, Florida, and culminated on May 7 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. One of the very best shows played during the tour was the one they played at Dane County Coliseum in Madison, Wisconsin on 2nd April. Recorded for live FM Radio Broadcast, and featuring a fine set-list with both new tracks from the recent albums and a host of classics, the concert was a quite dynamic event that is regularly voted one of the groups finest concerts of the decade. Previously unreleased on disc, the full concert is now finally available on this new 2CD set, providing many Rush fans an opportunity to hear this extraordinary mid-90s performance for the first time.

Over four-plus decades, Canadian power trio Rush (bassist/keyboardist/vocalist Geddy Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and drummer Neil Peart) emerged as one of rock's most celebrated and enduring bands. Rush garnered a large and devoted fan following among hard rock, heavy metal, and prog audiences almost from the beginning. They sold over 40 million records and were nominated for seven Grammys between 1981-2010; they also netted 25 gold and/or platinum albums, and all but three entered the upper half of the Top 200.

This 7-disc boxed set RUSH: THE STUDIO ALBUMS 1989-2007, features every studio album Rush recorded for Atlantic Records. The collection includes the Gold & Platinum albums Presto (1989), Roll The Bones (1991), Counterparts (1993), and Test For Echo (1996), as well as their covers EP Feedback (2004) and the Billboard Top 5 album Snakes & Arrows (2007). THE STUDIO ALBUMS 1989-2007 features each album presented in a wallet sleeve that faithfully reproduces the original artwork (except for VAPOR TRAILS Remixed, which features a reinterpreted version of the original cover).