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Guitarist jams regularly with Geddy Lee but insists they won't reboot the band without Neil Peart.

Geddy Lee felt they’d let fans down when final road trip was limited to 35 shows.

New single from second Envy of None album features “unmistakable” Rush-style turn.

One of them basically invented the genre. Another opened the door for its pop transformation.

Tributes paid to "Mr. Big" personality who helmed 'Power Windows,' 'These Days,' 'Operation: Mindcrime' and others.

"You can't go back," the guitarist says.

"We sound like a really, really bad Rush tribute band," guitarist tells UCR.

He explains why a gig was so special and why he didn't feel so good about another one.

He also reiterates that he is "not interested in touring anymore."

"My little black book got filled up really quickly," he said of opportunistic drummers.

It took decades for the bassist to ask why he was briefly kicked out of the band.

He believed the song "would end up in the trash can."