Rush (the one I know) was performed by Big Audio Dynamite II (and sampled The Who's Baba O'Riley) - was Mick Jones' band after the Clash:
Big Audio Dynamite II (1991?1993)
For 1991's The Globe, only Jones remained from BAD, and the band was now called Big Audio Dynamite II. This new line-up, featuring two guitarists, was more "Clash-like" and, possibly as a result, often played more alternative rock-influenced music. The Globe featured the band's most commercially successful single, "Rush" which hit #1 on the US modern rock charts. "Innocent Child" and "The Globe" were also released as singles. BAD supported U2 on their ZooTV tour and released the live ep "On The Road Live '92".
Rush (the one I know) was performed by Big Audio Dynamite II (and sampled The Who's Baba O'Riley) - was Mick Jones' band after the Clash:
Big Audio Dynamite II (1991?1993)
For 1991's The Globe, only Jones remained from BAD, and the band was now called Big Audio Dynamite II. This new line-up, featuring two guitarists, was more "Clash-like" and, possibly as a result, often played more alternative rock-influenced music. The Globe featured the band's most commercially successful single, "Rush" which hit #1 on the US modern rock charts. "Innocent Child" and "The Globe" were also released as singles. BAD supported U2 on their ZooTV tour and released the live ep "On The Road Live '92".