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Rush To Reissue Debut Album For 40th Anniversary

12/30/2013
. (Gibson) A reissue of Rush's 1974 debut album will be out in 2014, according to The Globe And Mail. It will mark the 40th anniversary of Rush as a recording band.

The source of the information is Universal Music Canada's VP of catalog marketing Ivar Hamilton, who says the members of Rush are "very involved" in the process of putting the package together. No details regarding the reissue are currently available, but it will likely include a remaster of the album, and new and expanded liner notes.

Rush featured the late drummer John Rutsey, who died in 2008. Rutsey was replaced after Rush by Neil Peart, who continues to be the band's drummer and lyric writer. But Rush includes a fan-favorite, "Working Man," that the Canadian trio continue to play live to this day. more on this story

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