Rush

Prog-rock trio's sprawling catalog raises some eternal concert LP dilemmas.

Geddy Lee recalls the early days of developing a relationship with late drummer.

Trio abandoned anything if they thought they were “beating a dead horse.”

Sculptor Morgan MacDonald pays tribute to the rocker.

Decrepit puppet kings, fireball jugglers, dalmatians next to fire hydrants — the band wasn't afraid to experiment with its sleeves.

One year after the drummer and lyricist's death from brain cancer, the 'Clockwork Angels' song offers a prescient sense of finality, both for the band and himself.

Observant viewers watching the band's New Year's Eve concert may have seen the subtle salute.

Through the inspiration of Neil Peart, art director Hugh Syme arrived at an image that symbolized the theme of "finding your way."

The story of its fiery artwork — like the album itself — involves tragedy, emotional healing and a bit of magic.

It was used on three Rush albums and a live record.