Dive Deep into Rush: New Books Uncover Personal Stories & Song Secrets

This past December, two brand-new Rush-centric books hit the shelves, each offering a unique lens through which to appreciate the legendary Canadian trio. One promises a captivating journey into the personal experiences of a devoted fan, weaving tales of exploration and adventure against the backdrop of following Rush on tour. While the second book embarks on an in-depth exploration of Rush's extensive discography, meticulously dissecting each and every track from the singles the band released prior to theirr self-titled debut all the way up to the iconic 'Signals' album.

In Finding My Way: Half a Lifetime in Pursuit of Rush, author Andy Faulkner has penned a "...heartfelt homage to the world’s greatest rock band, a captivating travelogue, and a riveting exploration of one man’s enduring obsession… From the electrifying energy of Hammersmith Odeon in 1980 to the poignant last notes at Rush’s final show in Los Angeles in 2015, and every thrilling stop in between. Discover how the music of one band sparked a lifetime of travel, adventure, and lasting friendships..." What makes Faulkner's account so engaging is his ability to blend meticulous detail with a genuinely approachable voice. Over four decades of following Rush, he doesn't just recount events – he opens a window into his world, making you feel like a fellow traveler on this incredible journey.

Through a song-by-song exploration culminating in 'Signals,' Richard James crafts a compelling history of the band in Rush 1973 to 1982: Every Album, Every Song. His own engaging opinions are thoughtfully interwoven with a wealth of citations and interview excerpts, adding significant depth and authority to his analysis.

To learn more, read multi-chapter previews, and to order each book, please click on the links above (or the cover images).

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