Anthem: Rush In The 70s Imitation Leather – 12 May 2020

Thorough picture of Rush in their early formative years. Broken down by album chapters with some repetitive info in each, but still a good read. Much of the same info can be found in Beyond the Lighted Stage bluray but I like sitting down with a good book regardless.

Bought this as a present and the person who received it has read some other books about the band and told me this one is a very good read.

I was just hooked on this series of books. I started backwards with the book Driven. This is my last and as excellent as the next books. Only a little expensive for those who buy in Brazil, but reading is excellent. Only problem is you'll probably want to buy the other two!

Brilliant book.

What a great read this was...It brought back so many memories. I grew up with these guys and went to high school with Alex. In fact, I still chat with Alex to this day every once in awhile. He doesn't live too far from me.That work ethic that is mentioned so often throughout this book is so true. These guys had energy and devotion to their craft like no one I've ever come across before or since (except for my dad).The reason why they lasted so long is that they did their thing, their way and to hell with the "fad-du-jour" and what the record company wanted. As a result, their music has stood, and will continue, to stand the test of time.