Title: lack of vision
Product review: Up through Rush's first live album and fifth overall, 1977's All the World's a Stage, the book presents itself from the objective point of view. After that it might as well be My Life as a Rush Fan. It is written at an elementary school level, nevertheless an easy read that could be finished in one sitting in this sound-bite society. The author awkwardly juxtaposes the song lyrics into his writing, and his prose seems especially lame when compared to quotes by the autodidactic Neil Peart. I can't complain too much because I ordered it after a man was handing out fliers at my first Rush show. It has some cool pictures but is for the die-hard Rush fan.
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