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by Daniel Bukszpan (Author)
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of an undisputed prog rock masterpiece with this richly illustrated and highly giftable slip-cased volume.
Just in time for the band's Fifty Something tour, Rush and 2112: 50 Years tells the complete tale of the most revered prog rock album of all time with bold photography, insightful interviews and commentary, and rarely seen performance and off-stage photography. Rush formed in Toronto in 1968 and debuted their first album in 1974. Their second and third albums received middling reviews, then 2112 shot them into the stratosphere of global rock and began a wave of successful albums as their sound continued to evolve. Rush fans new and old can expect:The Great Albums series presents authoritative explorations of rock's most revered records, beautifully packaged for fans to treasure. Delve into even more groundbreaking releases with: Pink Floyd and The Dark Side of the Moon, The Who & Quadrophenia, Prince and Purple Rain, Queen & A Night at the Opera, Bruce Springsteen and Born to Run, and many more to come.
Daniel Bukszpan has been a freelance writer for over 30 years. He has written for publications such as Fortune, CNBC, Condé Nast Traveler, and others. He is the author of Quarto's Ozzy at 75, Rush at 50, Iron Maiden at 50, and Rush and 2112: 50 Years. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.