Episode 190
Fly By Night
Supercontext: an autopsy of media · Charlie Bennett
February 7, 20201h 29mExplicit
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Show Notes
This 1975 rock album began to define Rush's identity after the late Neil Peart joined the band on drums and lyrics. We look at how they treated their band as a business to try to understand the particular blend of instrument solos and libertarian ideology that later defined them.
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Additional Resources:
- Rush Dedicates Newest Album To Rod Serling
- Rush: The Complete Album-by-Album Guide
- The History Of Rush by Geddy Lee & Alex Lifeson: The Early Years
- Men At Work By Paul Elliott
- Rush-BTO's Heavy Metal Challengers
- Success Under Pressure
- https://rush.fandom.com/wiki/Fly_by_Night_(Album)
- Rush: 'You have no freedom. You do what you're told to do. By the socialists'
- Flohil, R. (1975.) Rush: living the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. The Canadian Composer (97).