The Canadian trio Rush hit a commercial and artistic peak with the release of their 1981 album Moving Pictures. The thundering “Limelight” stood out as one of the songs from that record that helped ...

This is a song called, "Limelight", by the Canadian band, Rush. This song is off their album, "Moving Pictures". the Video is from their DvD, "Rush Chronicles". This ...

A song about fame written by someone who never craved it.

Rush is one of those rare music acts where every member is (and was) truly at the height of their craft. Released on Feb. 25, 1981, 13 days after the debut of Moving Pictures, "Limelight" was penned ...

A longtime member of Foo Fighters, Shiflett has already played an integral role in shaping the sound, swagger, and scope of rock music throughout the 21st century. He joined the band in 1999, after ...

As he expressed in the lyrics to “Limelight,” Rush’s Neil Peart was a man uncomfortable with fame. Sharing his introverted nature, I saw the fortress of percussion he built around himself as a space ...

Some guitar solos are designed to overwhelm listeners with speed and technical skill. Others leave a lasting impression through emotion. According to Rolling Stone, Rush's 1981 classic "Limelight" ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rush's 1981 classic "Limelight" has earned another place in rock history, with Guitar World ranking Alex Lifeson's guitar solo at ...