
When I became old enough to walk, I learned how to walk. Later, I grew older. After a brief stint at not learning how to play the viola, I decided to take up the guitar. Later, I grew older. John Rutsey, Geddy, and I formed the band as it isn’t today to incur as many debts as possible. This we did with a passion.
—Excerpted from Alex’s equipment list in the A Farewell to Kings (1977) tour book
More excerpts from Alex’s equipment lists in the Rush tour books over the years.
What makes Alex’s playing unique? You decide!
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~ by rvkeeper on March 16, 2011.
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Tags: A Farewell to Kings, Alex LIfeson, Rush
Biography of Alex Lifeson, Along With a History of Rush, in Six Sentences
When I became old enough to walk, I learned how to walk. Later, I grew older. After a brief stint at not learning how to play the viola, I decided to take up the guitar. Later, I grew older. John Rutsey, Geddy, and I formed the band as it isn’t today to incur as many debts as possible. This we did with a passion.
—Excerpted from Alex’s equipment list in the A Farewell to Kings (1977) tour book
What makes Alex’s playing unique? You decide!
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~ by rvkeeper on March 16, 2011.
Posted in Background and commentary, This and That
Tags: A Farewell to Kings, Alex LIfeson, Rush