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RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee
RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee

RUSH Roll The Bones Concert Program GC text by Neil Peart Alex Lifeson Geddy Lee

$ 12.67

Availability: 88 in stock
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  • Condition: Used but good condition; collectible copy. All pages whole and tight to binding, intact. Some bumps with color loss to edges, no creasing. Some rubbing with finish loss and smudging to covers, bumps and rubbing. Please see all photos.
  • Featured Refinements: RUSH Memorabilia
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  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Artist/Band: Rush
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    Concert program from the 1991-92 '
    ROLL THE BONES
    ' tour.  Booklet contains comments from the band including an extensive article by the ever erudite and personable Neil Peart.  Light color loss to edges.  Some bumps to corners and folds, wear at staples and bumping with slight loss at edges.  No creases.  All pages are un-clipped and intact. Please see all photos.
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    Off shore buyers welcome. Contact me prior to payment.
    Toronto natives Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and drummer John Rutsy incorporated as RUSH in 1968.  Originally the power trio formed as a heavy metal act but shortly after their self-titled first album Neil Peart took over for the ailing Rutsy.  The band was about to tour to Canada to promote the album when Rutsy fell ill.  Peart auditioned and was immediately signed on.  He had just returned from Europe where he did studio session work for Thin Lizzy.  The tour went well; Peart proved to be a not just a highly skilled percussionist but a very fine lyricist as well.  With the next few albums the band took a more progressive direction with complex, lengthy music backing songs of weighty, intellectually challenging subject matter.  With very little advertising and in spite of being largely ignored by a sometimes hostile press the prog trio developed a large, fiercely loyal fan base including some successful contemporaries.  RUSH is now widely regarded as one of the most accomplished and influential ensembles in rock history.
    Neil, we miss you and your talent, intelligence, integrity and personal strength.  Thank you for forty years of great, inspiring music and words.  Rest in peace.