Alex Lifeson recently jammed with Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo of Metallica at his house in Toronto, describing the experience as remarkable and expressing enthusiasm for playing with such talented musicians.
Trujillo reflected on his teenage years playing Rush songs in backyard bands and the surreal experience of hanging out with his musical idol, Geddy Lee, during the filming of a TV documentary series.
Trujillo and Hammett performed a rendition of Rush’s “La Villa Strangiato” at a Metallica concert in Toronto, showcasing their admiration for the iconic band.
Alex Lifeson, known for redefining progressive rock guitar, has had a significant impact on the music industry with his innovative playing style and contributions to Rush and his solo work.
Envy of None, Lifeson’s band with Andy Curran, Alfio Annibalini, and Maiah Wynne, released their second album, “Stygian Wavz,” on March 14, showcasing Lifeson’s continued musical endeavors beyond Rush.
