In the collection
36 records
Rush
Rush, 1974
Caress Of Steel
Rush, 1975
Fly By Night
Rush, 1975
2112
Rush, 1976
All The World’s A Stage
Rush, 1976
A Farewell To Kings
Rush, 1977
Hemispheres
Rush, 1978
Permanent Waves
Rush, 1980
Exit...Stage Left
Rush, 1981
Moving Pictures
Rush, 1981
Signals
Rush, 1982
Hardrock ‘83
Various, 1983
Grace Under Pressure
Rush, 1984
Power Windows
Rush, 1985
Hold Your Fire
Rush, 1987
A Show Of Hands
Rush, 1989
Presto
Rush, 1989
Roll The Bones
Rush, 1991
Counterparts
Rush, 1993
Test For Echo
Rush, 1996
Different Stages · Live
Rush, 1998
Vapor Trails
Rush, 2002
Rush In Rio
Rush, 2003
Feedback
Rush, 2004
R30 (30th Anniversary World Tour)
Rush, 2005
Replay X3
Rush, 2006
Snakes & Arrows
Rush, 2007
Snakes & Arrows Live
Rush, 2008
Snakes & Arrows Live
Rush, 2008
Beyond The Lighted Stage
Rush, 2010
Time Machine 2011: Live In Cleveland
Rush, 2011
Clockwork Angels
Rush, 2012
Clockwork Angels Tour
Rush, 2013
R40 Live
Rush, 2015
Time Stand Still
Rush, 2016
Rush 50
Rush, 2025
Played with
Rush
36 records together
Geddy Lee
36 records together
Neil Peart
35 records together
Terry Brown
11 records together
Pye Dubois
10 records together
Peter Talbot
5 records together
Peter Collins
4 records together
Hugh Syme
3 records together
Ben Mink
3 records together
John Rutsey
3 records together
Andrew Pryce Jackman
2 records together
Andy Richards
2 records together
About
Born: August 27, 1953, Fernie, British Columbia, Canada.
Alex Lifeson (born Aleksandar Živojinović (of Serbian origin), in British Columbia, Canada) plays guitar, occasional bass pedals, and other incidental stringed instruments (such as mandolin) in the progressive rock band Rush. He has been a member since its creation in 1968 and is a lifelong friend of Rush bandmate Geddy Lee (the two met in junior high school). He is considered an underrated musician and “the least talked-about member in Rush” though, like bandmates Geddy Lee and Neil Peart, is a virtuoso musician in his own right with a distinctive spontaneous playing style. His solo album, “Victor” (which featured performances from Primus’ Les Claypool and his own son Adrian Živojinović) was released in 1996.