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Rush moving pictures album2/29/2024 But I guess that was by design and intent, summed up by a song on the very album I’m writing about in this article. Of course, it wasn’t just that the husband, father and drummer for the band Rush had passed away, but that so very few people even knew that he’d been sick with brain cancer. The above statement was released on Friday January 10th, 2020 and it sent shock waves through the music world as fellow musicians and fans worldwide were stunned by the death of Neil Peart. Those wishing to express their condolences can choose a cancer research group or charity of their choice and make a donation in Neil Peart’s name. We ask that friends, fans, and media alike understandably respect the family’s need for privacy and peace at this extremely painful and difficult time. It is with broken hearts and the deepest sadness that we must share the terrible news that on Tuesday our friend, soul brother and band mate of over 45 years, Neil, has lost his incredibly brave three and a half year battle with brain cancer (Glioblastoma). These opinions are strictly my own and do not reflect the views of anyone else at Limelight Magazine. There will be some review analysis and my own personal stories about my connection with various albums. Some of the albums I have known about and loved for years, while others are new to me and were music I’ve always wanted to hear. The aim of this series is to highlight both known and underappreciated albums from rock, pop and metal genres from this time period through the cassette editions of their releases. The Cassette Chronicles is a continuing series of mini reviews and reflections on albums from the 1980’s and 1990’s.
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