Rush: Wandering The Face of The Earth: The Official Touring History

It’s more of a catalogue of every gig they’ve done - I was expecting to see lists of equipment used and didn’t see that.

It is a heavy coffee table book with facts about the tours. A must for the rush nerd😁. Find out how much you paid to see a rush at your first gig. Mine £2.50 in 1977

Fantastic book for Rush fans.Well documented of all the gigs from the early days to present.

Incredibly detailed book. Fantastic book for fans of the band with set lists and great photograph, reviews of shows and other background too. Overall it’s a great buy but beware it weighs a ton

Having seen Rush many times over the years ,first one being Bingley Hall Stafford, 1979 and last one Nec Birmingham 2015 it was great to see all those gigs chronicled . Full of useful and sometimes useless information ( but who cares lol) this book is a must for all Rush fans . Some brilliant photos as well and with Neil Pearts recent passing evoked some fantastic memories of a band that’s laid the soundtrack to mine and many others lives

It's for dedicated Rush fans only. It's a reference book, not a gripping paperback thriller. It's dry and factual. But it's Rush!!! Their entire live history laid out before your eyes. Every tour, every gig, every track played! It's a labour of love that deserves to be bought to be appreciated, just as all of us who saw Rush live appreciated the effort they gave their fans every single night of every tour! Love Rush, RIP Neil.

This book is fantastic. Impressive quality and not just for geeks. Not everyone needs all the dates and venues that's true. But the details on the evolution of the band is well worth it.There are photos I have not seen before and so much personal information about Geddy, Alex and Neil that I admire them more than ever. This a brilliant tribute to an awesome band.Even if you're not a hardcore superfan this book is worth the price. Hats off to the guys who put this together.

I'd give this more stars if I could, it's packed full of the information you'd expect, as it's about the bands touring history. Such as dates, venues, setlists etc, but it also contains much more information from the road and the real life workings of a live band. I really can't praise this book highly enough. But beware. don't put it on your coffee table as it's likely to collapse, as this thing weighs a ton !!!