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“With drummer John Rutsey, the original lineup developed on the local bar scene, released a single (a cover of Buddy Holly’s ‘Not Fade Away’) and went on to record ‘Rush’, the band’s 1974 debut album of generic heavy metal whose hard-rock single, ‘Working Man,’ won sufficient buzz to get the album re-released by Mercury Records. #Rush developed a stateside niche as a Canadian Zeppelin manqué. But just as the band was about to tour the States, Rutsey begged off — partially due to health problems associated with diabetes — and #GeddyLee and #AlexLifeson began auditioning replacements. ‘The car pulls up, and there’s all kinds of drums tied down to it, and this real tall, skinny guy comes out with really short hair,’ Lifeson recalls of #NeilPeart’s entrance. ‘And we were so cool in satin pants and platform shoes and long hair and all that stuff, so I was thinking, ‘Oh, this isn’t going to work out at all.’ ‘Suddenly, he’s playing all these triplets with his feet,’ says Lee. ‘And I looked at Alex, and Alex looked at me, and we’re like, ‘Uhhh.’ You know in 30 seconds this is not a normal drummer here.’” From the July 10th, 2008 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Fin Costello

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