Rush (album)
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Publication |
March 1974 |
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| Label (s) | Mercury Records | |||
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LP |
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Title (number) |
8th |
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running time |
40 min 04 s |
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| occupation | Bass, vocals: Geddy Lee 6- and 12-string electric guitar: Alex Lifeson Drums: John Rutsey |
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Terry Brown and Rush |
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Rush , released in 1974 , is the first album the group Rush . Compared to the following albums has Rush significantly bluesy to Led Zeppelin reminiscent sound. This is particularly evident in the pieces Before And After and Here Again , which stand in contrast to typical rock pieces of the 1970s such as Working Man and What You're Doing .
The drummer John Rutsey left the band after this album for health reasons. He was replaced by the talented lyricist and drummer Neil Peart , who was able to lead the band to new heights.
Track list
- Finding My Way - 5:06
- Need Some Love - 2:19
- Take A Friend - 4:24
- Here Again - 7:35
- What You're Doing - 4:22
- In The Mood - 3:34
- Before And After - 5:34
- Working Man - 7:10
occupation
- Geddy Lee - bass, vocals
- Alex Lifeson - 6- and 12-string electric guitars, vocals
- John Rutsey - drums
Web links
- Reviews of Rush on the baby blue pages