Rush 1973 to 1982

"Rush 1973 to 1982" is a comprehensive reference book that documents the development of the legendary rock band Rush from their beginnings to the release of their album "Signals" in 1982. Written by Richard James, the book offers a deep insight into the band's musical evolution, which transformed from their humble beginnings in Toronto to becoming one of the most influential groups in the realm of progressive rock. Readers will learn about the challenges the band had to overcome along the way, including the change of drummers and the creative decisions that led to their most famous albums. With a detailed analysis of the albums ranging from "Fly By Night" to "Moving Pictures," the book highlights the band's significance in rock history. It is written in English and is aimed at music lovers and Rush fans who want to learn more about the background and history of this cult band.