Rush Radio More than 125 full length Rush songs in streaming RealAudio. http://www.rushradio.net/

Hemispheres New England Rush tribute, including show dates, band information, and original discography. http://www.geocities.com/hemispheresband/

EXIT STAGE LEFT E.S.L. are a three member band from Canada performing songs that span Rush's entire catalogue of albums. http://www.unicornrecords.com/exitstageleft

Another Work in Progress Comprehensive Rush site with lyrics, discography, photographs and other usual stuff, as well as some non-standard stuff like a Hugh Syme biography and visitor submissions. http://oceanrush.com/

Dreamline Rush discography, biography, lyrics, and pictures. http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lobby/4400/rushmain.html

Rush Under Pressure News, bulletin board, chat, album statistics. http://www.rushweb.net

Perchance to Dream . . . pt. 3 Information on Rush, message board, list of links. http://web2.airmail.net/pscott/perchance.html

Power Windows New York based Rush tribute band. Concert calendar, pictures and band member biographies. http://www.echonyc.com/~dgibson/tidalpp/PwrWin.html

The Camera Eye Quarterly webzine about Rush with original content, published fresh every three months. Discussion board and chat. http://homepage.mac.com/dave_ward/

Amazon offers Signals (Audio CD),03 June, 1997 List price $11.98 No Rush album has more heart. / 5 I am a big Rush fan and have been since "A Farewell to Kings" was the current album. I am a deep lover of music. The emotional impact and the beauty of music is contained in the chords, melodies, and rhythms, NOT in whether the guitars are cranked loud enough for metalheads. Yes, I too love heavy guitars if they are enhancing emotionally moving music. But heavy guitars for the sake of heavy guitars may as well be opera for the sake of opera. The guitars are not too soft on this album, they're just more evenly balanced with the keyboards. Anyway, enough said on that. Following the major impact that "A Farewell to Kings" had on me, I thought "Hemispheres" was (and still is) a masterpiece. "Permanent Waves" was a brilliant and fresh change that I loved instantly. After one listen I unhesitatingly proclaimed "Moving Pictures" as the greatest album of all time. And when "Signals" came out, it elevated my Rush bliss even beyond that. This is my favorite Rush album, and the reason I am writing this review is to counteract the poor reviews by the "the-guitar's-too-soft" complainers who may never have been moved so deeply by music as to weep at it's beauty. So having established that's it's all about the songs and not the guitar level, these songs are moving, they have heart. "Subdivisions" is easily one of Rush's best ever songs, and everything after oozes emotion. Check out the choruses of "The Analog Kid" and "The Weapon". Alex's guitar solo on "Digital Man" is his best ever, it's so filled with emotion and brilliance. And "Losing It" is absolutely brilliant. So if you're new to Rush, don't listen to the skeptics who say that "Signals" was a low point for the band. This is their best. And unlike "Power Windows" which is a great album but a little over-produced and a bit dated sounds-wise, "Signals" is still very earthy with all acoustic drums. And by the way, to correct an error I've seen twice recently, Terry Brown DID produce this album. It was his last for Rush. At the time of release in 1982, I was in the midst of my Rush fanaticism, and "Signals" was my favorite album back then. Now 24 years later, I am more objective about the band that inspired me so much, and I can look back on all their albums and see the brilliance and the flaws, and this is STILL my favorite Rush album. In my view, this was the last Rush album that doesn't have any weak tracks or clear flaws. No Rush album has more heart. Song "Finding My Way" Yeah, oh yeah! Ooh, said I, I'm comin' out to get you. Ooh, sit down. I'm comin' out to find you. Ooh, yeah. Ooh yeah. Findin' my way! I've been gone so long I've lost count of the years. Well, I sang some sad songs, oh yes, and cried some bad tears. Look out! I'm comin'. Whoa, whoa. Look out! I'm comin'. Whoa, yeah. I'm runnin', finding my way back home. Oh yeah! Yeah, oh yeah! Ooh, said I, I'm comin' back to look for you. Ooh, sit down. I'm goin' by the back door. Ooh, yeah. Ooh yeah. Findin' my way! You've done me no right, but you've done me some wrong. Left me lonely each night while I sing my sad song. Look out! I'm comin'. Whoa, whoa. Look out! I'm comin'. Whoa, yeah. I'm runnin', findin' my way back home. I'm comin'. Ooh, babe, I said I'm runnin'. Whoa, babe, I said I'm comin' to get you, mama. Said I'm runnin'. Ooh, babe, I said I'm comin' for you, babe. I said I'm runnin'. Ooh yes, babe, I said I'm comin' to get you, babe. I said I'm comin'. Ooh, yeah. I'm findin', I'm findin' my way back home. Well, I've had it for now, livin' on the road. Ooh, yeah. Ooh, yeah. Findin' my way!

LA Rush : Reviews, Preview, Cheats, News, Screenshots, Movies, and ... LA RUSH reviews from the nation's top critics and audiences. Also includes game info, movies, screenshots, news, articles, and forum. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/g/playstation_2/la_rush/

Details add spice to reality of 'Dinner Rush' The dramas are swirled into the rhythm of the dinner rush and spiced with the details of a working restaurant: chefs chopping and cooking as their hands ... http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/movies/51445_dinner21q.shtml

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