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Clockwork Angels Showcases Rush’s Pride

By Ari Armstrong

Jun 13, 2012
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Rush’s raw 1974 self-titled album, written before lyricist and drummer Neil Peart joined the band, features anything but subtle lyrics, yet one of the lines from the very first song in some ways summarizes Rush’s body of work: “I’m finding my way back home.”

Rush—a “progressive rock” trio featuring Peart, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and bassist and vocalist …

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