An incredible trio of guitars, keyboards, percussion, bass, and voice (Rush). Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee, and Neil Peart all project a fabulous mixture of these instruments by using their abilities to create magic in their music. They have an honest, strong, and powerful sound that will grab you by the heart and never let go. True Rush fans can only understand the meaning of the lyrics and what "Rush" really works for. They are not the typical band that goes into the music industry just to make money and be popular...but they do it for the fans and the enjoyment of influencing other people with their songs. Everyone should listen to Rush! Neil Pearts lyrics have so much value and meaning that it will spin your head in all different directions.

-They are mostly categorized under Classic Rock, Progressive Rock, and in the earlier years (1970's) ...were known for a crunchy Metal sound. All three members are from Canada. Lifeson and Lee still currently live there, but Peart now lives in northern California.

- Peart born: September 12, 1952 (1952-09-12) (age 57)

- Lifeson (Alexandar Zivojinovich) born: August 27, 1953 (age 56)

- Lee (Garry Lee Weinrib) born: July 29, 1953 (age 56)

One of the greatest progressive rocks bands of all time. The lyrics are superb, and the magnificent bass, drum, and guitar playing hold the music together, completed with Geddy Lee's unique vocal style.

In RTS gaming, amassing an army very quickly and unleashing hell on the opponent.

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In any sort of RTS (real time strategy) game where you control an army (especially Warcraft), to charge into an opponent's base as quickly as possible with the intention of at least slowing him down, if not taking him out altogether.

A common computer game strategy that involves quickly destroying opponents relatively shortly after the game begins.

An RTS game term used when you build up a small army VERY quickly, then storm the enemy before they can do anything about it.

God in musician form.

An Innovative band obviosly banned by radio mogals like "Clear Channel" because they are too talented and do not sound like every other band on the top 40.