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Distant Early Warning (song)
"Distant Early Warning" is a song by progressive rock band Rush from their 1984 album ''Grace Under Pressure''. It is one of Rush's most well-known songs due to being featured on multiple compilation albums as well as many of their live albums.
In a 1984 interview Neil Peart describes writing "Distant Early Warning":
==Music video==
The music video for Distant Early Warning is something of a mystery to Rush fans. Rumour has it that Geddy Lee's son, Julian, was the small child seen starring in and riding the rocket in the music video. This rumour was dispelled by Geddy Lee in a Rockline interview on May 9, 2007. Geddy said that his son Julian was not in this video. The boy was actually a British citizen by the name of Alexander Lant. The rumour, however, continues due to a quote from Julian in a biographical book titled ''Rush: Chemistry'', published January 15, 2006. Julian is quoted as saying "I don't remember too much, except sitting on this rocket thing as if I was riding it for a really long time," Julian recalled. "Neil let me play his drums, but I had to be REALLY careful!"
''(1984 Rush Backstage Club newsletter)''
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