Anniversaries

They weren't truly Rush until their imaginative second LP, and then the Canadian power trio bloomed further onstage.

There were several hit songs, but the band's profile among rock listeners was changed forever.

Five words John Corabi wanted to say to his bandmates: "Make your f---ing minds up."

Grueling trek was hugely profitable — but it also helped catalyze the exit of singer Vince Neil.

The band's label had no idea about the subject matter of 'Dr. Feelgood''s fifth and final single.

Band crafted No. 1 single inspired by psychotherapy and Talking Heads.

Every element of this wry narrative about a gold digger's empty life unfolds with a writerly knack for detail.

Being "semi-delirious" with fever helped result in the drummer's lone songwriting credit on his band's debut LP.

Trek, which featured enormous Angus Young statue, promoted band's 14th album.

Prog-rock trio played its final concert on Aug. 1, 2015 — but nobody realized the finality at the time.