And they kept giving , until they're machinery lost one of it's major components , and couldn't run anymore , Thank you for the Music and memories, that was , is , and always will be in our hearts and souls till the end of Time ❤️❤️ , and still being heard , omline or off 🤘
The talent per square foot on the stage can’t be calculated. Throw in the modesty and friendship factor. Now count yourself lucky enough to witness it. Priceless
@@barton_dean39 - That is really awesome ... I have not seen them quite that many times. I do believe that regardless if anyone has seen them once or many more times... we who have seen them, can count ourselves as lucky and blessed to have been able to see them - the one and only RUSH !!! Greetings to all my fellow Rush enthusiasts ... I do love being part of that “club”, “group”, “family” 🤠
Perhaps one of their most underrated tunes! Alex's guitar work is superb here. Man, this is a tour de force of musicianship. As tight as any band that has ever graced a stage.
To know the physical pain Neil endured on this tour and still played for us fans the way he did just makes me appreciate him even more 🙏 I doubt other drummers would do that, he’s not about the money he actually cares to play amazingly for the fans to get their money’s worth and enjoy the experience 🙏 just utterly amazing!
I saw them in St. Louis on this tour; fourth show of the tour IIRC. The first time I ever saw Neil look like he was having to work to play, and I’d seen most tours going back to 1981. Always concentrating, but never straining. This time you could see the toll it was taking. Totally respect the man for hanging up his spurs and calling it a career. May he Rest In Peace.
Some people say he didn't care for the fans much. Him playing through the pain proof how much he cares about the fans... he had enough money to quit at any time
Snakes and Arrows is a very underrated album. Not "typical" Rush, but it had this really cool like "just 3 dudes in a studio" kind of vibe. Very raw and not over-produced. The tour was awesome.
They will always be my favorite band, and I still can’t believe its been a year since Neil’s passed. They went out the right way, and didn’t retire and just call it quits without giving their fans one more tour. Geddy and Alex still play their instruments from time to time. Long live Rush, and RIP Neil.
I’m not sure if we are worthy of such enjoyment and amazement . Watching these three is spell -binding tag along .!!! How do they reproduce a classic even better then the vinyl original .? Neil of course never misses , Alex is over the moon and who seems to enjoy performing like Geddy .!?!? Years of work , friendship and skills make a thing of beauty even better .!
So many , so fortunate to live through RUSH from beginning to what appears to be the end ?? There music and just as important, there lyrics ..carried me through my life , stories to carry me away to distant places , a farm , a field with hawks soaring overhead.. it has been a gift , a trip , it has been a magic ride from day 1 ! Thanks to Neil , Alex Geddy ..and John... All the roadies , producers , stage techs , road crew , ..everyone that made this very special band what it is , in the studio or live in concert ! Eternally grateful to all !
RF440Y - Ive been a Rush fan for 40 years- o shit im old omg what do I do now lol - have a blast and listen to Rush of course 🍷🍺 much love and total respect to Professor Peart RIP 💔
Even though it was during probably one of their last shows ever, I'm humbled and extremely lucky to have seen these legends at MSG during the R40 tour. I wish I was around for the whole ride starting in the 70s, but I'll never forget that show.
@@daniel_h02 Besides the standard R40 songs, they played the Anarchist, One Little Victory, Losing It with Johnny Dinklage on violin, Jacob's Ladder, and Red Barchetta. So freaking epic, it's 6 years after the fact and I'm still crying tears of joy
The guys have been the soundtrack to my life from first love,job, marriage,and daily life whatever it brings there with me whether they realize it or not thank you guys for helping me with being a husband ,father I try to teach my son your music is life lessons
For these dudes coming out playing in pain speaks volumes .A 40 yr. career in music at the top of your game is why Rush was and still is sooo popular. ❤❤❤
Man I wish they'd release the whole show on youtube or streaming service. I saw it in pdx, and while I don't want to buy physical media, I'd like to be able to revisit the memories when I need a boost.
Ok I have seen lots of famous bands in my lifetime and I have to say that Rush is probably one of the few bands that sounds better live than on their albums. In fact, I play the drums and I only play to their live versions because I like them so much better.
Somehow they manage to still have that classic Rush power-trio sound. Plus, you see their extraordinary timing and musicianship fully intact. Inspired playing!
Such incredible talent!! They are brothers of over 40 years!! They have brought so much pleasure to so many people!! Their lyrics have inspired and re-resurrected me many times!! God bless you Neil....may you rest in Peace!
Low key one of their best songs. Geddy absolutely rips at 5:32. One of my biggest regrets is only seeing them live once when i was in high school in 08.
Look at this legend, Neil is to drums like Eddie is to guitars. Neil doesn't flail around like an idiot like a lot of these drummers do or like Animal does. Miss him so much. Rush was my era and their music will live on forever. Rip Neil and Ed.
Neil is to drums like Alex is to guitars like Geddy is to bass, thats one of the reasons Rush is so amazing. (Seriously though, Alex is a vastly underrated guitarist)
I become significantly emotional (...to a slightly painful degree at times) when I listen to, watch, or even just think about these guys... especially videos from tours that I saw. I know many of you have seen them on many, many tours and on dozens of occasions...but for being born in 1995, I consider myself very lucky to have seen them six times... the final of which, was at The Forum in Inglewood for this very tour. They're just so powerful and have such a profound meaning in my life. I share my love of them with my parents, who introduced me as a young child. I also share my love with all of you guys! It's amazing how fellow fans of this band are almost like one big extended family...and we 'get' each other (as many elsewhere in our lives do not) ...and it's even inspired me to become a musician myself. My life would not be what it is without Rush. I have so many fond memories, and I look back with mostly inspiration and joy...but the thought that I will never experience that again directly does weigh on me at times... it exists now only in my memories, and in my passions. I will say, though...the sadness does bring a certain amount of motivation for me to put everything I've got into my own music, and persist in pursuing the things in life that I love. I don't think I could thank them enough...
Kocham Rush prawie od dziecka. Miłość do tego zespołu wpoił mi Piotr Kaczkowski w programie trójki minimax. To była chyba płyta Hemispheres. Od tego momentu Rush był moim debeściackim zespołem. Kupowałam wszystkie ich płyty. Byłam na koncercie w Berlinie w 2013 roku. Przeżycie niesamowite. Szkoda, że już nie ma wśród nas Neila Peart'a.
I can’t tell you how many times we rode around out on the gravels getting high and blasting this song and other Rush back in high school and college. This one really brought back those memories
They were SO good . . . Missing the fact that we don't have new music from them . I always wondered what sort of 'shift' the new albums would take and I would have such a growing sense of expectation as the release date grew closer.
Undoubtedly the Most Magical Music Trio in History...they are The Best and retired at the right time and giving and amazing two last albums..Snakes and Arrows and Clockwork Angel's.. and so many live shows! Rush a Big eternal Thanks You from a big fan since I was 5 years old and would listen to Tom Sawyer playing on the radio
I know that Neil struggled a lot during this tour and he was in pain, but man... he still nailed it! I'm sad because I never had the opportunity to see them live.
I saw them about 6 times in total. Twice during the Vapor Trails tour. What a set list. I took what was my future wife at the time and she hadn't really heard them outside when i played Rush in the car. We were dating for about 4 months before the vapor trails tour and had lawn tickets. She sat down for O'Baterista. I said "What are you doing?" "I don't really like drum solos" she said "So, this is Neal Peart" She stood up and was mesmerized for the 8 min solo. She basically said "Holy jesus fuck that's awesome!"
I'm watching my text bar blink away trying to find words to describe this song. This tune is a timeless masterpiece, I am 19 right now jamming to this song and you bet your pladian ass I'll be jamming to it when I am 90.
First time I ever heard Rush, I was on the school bus and Tom Sawyer played, I was in the 8th grade been a fan ever since!! This Band changed the way I fewd rock music, they changed my life and the way I listen to music! THE BEST BAND EVER!!
Alex is so underrated with his arsenal of guitars and talent he could make you laugh cry smile or just blow your head off at any given time abloody legend
Anyone else still have tears streaming down their faces when they watch our guys? They gave us SO much. Can never say thank you enough.
Damn, you said it perfectly
Definitely a wave of emotion. Amazing talent
And they kept giving , until they're machinery lost one of it's major components , and couldn't run anymore , Thank you for the Music and memories, that was , is , and always will be in our hearts and souls till the end of Time ❤️❤️ , and still being heard , omline or off 🤘
The talent per square foot on the stage can’t be calculated. Throw in the modesty and friendship factor. Now count yourself lucky enough to witness it. Priceless
With you 100%
Who else LOVES Rush instrumentals?
Love when the boys get to show off.
Everyone
I do
@Steve Adams this one is good too .
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I am absolutely DEVASTATED by the fact I will never see these three people play live together.
Paul Me too my friend.
Me too.
Still having a hard time with it as well. Sucks.
I saw them 11 times. I would have gone more if I could. I knew it was special every time.
@@barton_dean39 - That is really awesome ... I have not seen them quite that many times. I do believe that regardless if anyone has seen them once or many more times... we who have seen them, can count ourselves as lucky and blessed to have been able to see them - the one and only RUSH !!! Greetings to all my fellow Rush enthusiasts ... I do love being part of that “club”, “group”, “family” 🤠
Perhaps one of their most underrated tunes! Alex's guitar work is superb here. Man, this is a tour de force of musicianship. As tight as any band that has ever graced a stage.
The new guy really panned out.
Don't be too hasty, it's only been 40 years!
Yes he did, so now we hear he has passed away. RIP Neil
Sure miss knowing that "the new guy" is still alive and kicking. :-( RIP, Professor.
one of the greatest New Guys of all time RIP, thank you for all the great music you brought into our lives. Will deeply miss you. :(
Yeah, he put his 3 cents in !!!
To know the physical pain Neil endured on this tour and still played for us fans the way he did just makes me appreciate him even more 🙏 I doubt other drummers would do that, he’s not about the money he actually cares to play amazingly for the fans to get their money’s worth and enjoy the experience 🙏 just utterly amazing!
Yes Neil suffered a lot physically on that last tour,but you'd never know it from his performance,that's why he's the Greatest drummer who ever lived
The Professor was all about integrity, as was the band as a whole. It is one of the things that most endears them to us fans. Simply amazing.
I saw them in St. Louis on this tour; fourth show of the tour IIRC. The first time I ever saw Neil look like he was having to work to play, and I’d seen most tours going back to 1981. Always concentrating, but never straining. This time you could see the toll it was taking. Totally respect the man for hanging up his spurs and calling it a career. May he Rest In Peace.
Really only three reply.😊
Some people say he didn't care for the fans much. Him playing through the pain proof how much he cares about the fans... he had enough money to quit at any time
Rush is the pinnacle of integrity - in every sense - in popular music. Period.
One of their best songs.. aw, heck, who am I kiddin'? All of 'em are their best songs.
Mike Cronis tai shan
Chris Graver Same here!
Medmac2112 same!!
But how can you choose from 250+ ? Just how?
:)
I just witnessed perfection! What a privilege to have grown up and witnessed this trio for the last forty years. Thank you for the music!
19 albums of amazing music on every level, they don't cut corners on anything. THAT'S what musicians should be.
Snakes and Arrows is a very underrated album. Not "typical" Rush, but it had this really cool like "just 3 dudes in a studio" kind of vibe. Very raw and not over-produced. The tour was awesome.
A favorita Álbum of Geddy Lee
@@Edu_Alvisand Me!
One of their best albums.
Great album. I like em all, except Vapor Trails. I’ll give them a break on that because they had just got back together after Neil’s family tragedies.
It's my favourite of their later career for sure.
This is how it's done. No vocals required. It's Rush! Musicians at their best and teachers of music.
It even more saddening to think how Alex and Geddy are dealing with the loss of their bandmate and most importantly friend of more than 40 years.
Their friendship is even stronger than their musical skills.
I think of this very same thing often.......sigh
@Steve Adams He was too young. RIP.
RIP Leyend Neil Peart 🙏 🙏 🙏 😢
@@rhernan007
Aww Tru 👌
Don't get any better ! Saw them on almost every tour of the UK ( cept when in the army ) guess where I'd rather have been! Best band ever. Amen.
They will always be my favorite band, and I still can’t believe its been a year since Neil’s passed. They went out the right way, and didn’t retire and just call it quits without giving their fans one more tour. Geddy and Alex still play their instruments from time to time. Long live Rush, and RIP Neil.
I’m not sure if we are worthy of such enjoyment and amazement .
Watching these three is spell -binding tag along .!!! How do they reproduce a classic even better then the vinyl original .? Neil of course never misses , Alex is over the moon and who seems to enjoy performing like Geddy .!?!? Years of work , friendship and skills make a thing of beauty even better .!
I'm a 40 year Rush fan and I friggin love this song. There is something very emotional about the structure of the song and the chord changes.
It's bad ass
So glad saw them seven times
Totally stand apart. Substance, skill, passion, heart, talent, creative...real. Nothing to pretend. It's the real deal. RUSH
I LOVE THE BAND AND THE INSTRUMENTALS
So many , so fortunate to live through RUSH from beginning to what appears to be the end ??
There music and just as important, there lyrics ..carried me through my life , stories to carry me away to distant places , a farm , a field with hawks soaring overhead.. it has been a gift , a trip , it has been a magic ride from day 1 !
Thanks to Neil , Alex Geddy ..and John...
All the roadies , producers , stage techs , road crew , ..everyone that made this very special band what it is , in the studio or live in concert !
Eternally grateful to all !
Geddy Lee is my Bass Icon Who Got me into Bass Guitar 🎸 And I saw Rush in Concert in Dallas Texas on the Snakes 🐍 and Arrows Tour
There so ordinary" for rock stars 🌟 that's Y they were the Best of the Best of the Best.
I saw Rush on the Snakes and Arrows tour. The finest band to ever play on stage. Incredible musicians...
The bass on this live version is better than the studio
Jack I couldn’t agree more!
Rush always smoked live
They always improve live, its what makes them so awesome!!
It’s different seein Ged play a Bass that isn’t His iconic Black n’ White Fender Jazz 😉
Every Rush video I watch brings a tear to my eye knowing that Neil is no longer with us! Really makes me sad!
One of my favorite songs. A true masterpiece.
RF440Y - Ive been a Rush fan for 40 years- o shit im old omg what do I do now lol - have a blast and listen to Rush of course 🍷🍺 much love and total respect to Professor Peart RIP 💔
Even though it was during probably one of their last shows ever, I'm humbled and extremely lucky to have seen these legends at MSG during the R40 tour. I wish I was around for the whole ride starting in the 70s, but I'll never forget that show.
Their ride started in the late 60's (with Neil).
@@Danimal77 Well, Neil joined in 1974,two weeks before their first American tour
@@Danimal77 They started in 1968, Neil joined in 1974.
do you remember the setlist?
@@daniel_h02 Besides the standard R40 songs, they played the Anarchist, One Little Victory, Losing It with Johnny Dinklage on violin, Jacob's Ladder, and Red Barchetta. So freaking epic, it's 6 years after the fact and I'm still crying tears of joy
You are an example of life, family and passion for music.
I miss this seeing this band live so fucking much!
Truly a great power trio.
Ged makes the bass such a fucking cool instrument.
Ged makes anything look cool, even robes and foxtails
Best concert I've ever been to.
Watchmaker Fs Which show did you go to? The one on the 17th or the 19th?
Not Toronto, LA and Vegas.
Still kicking myself for not going to r40.
Amazing Song. One of my favourites. Love that guys. 40 years togheter
As this amazing band grew, I grew with them.
And yes, I would do it all again….
The guys have been the soundtrack to my life from first love,job, marriage,and daily life whatever it brings there with me whether they realize it or not thank you guys for helping me with being a husband ,father I try to teach my son your music is life lessons
For these dudes coming out playing in pain speaks volumes .A 40 yr. career in music at the top of your game is why Rush was and still is sooo popular. ❤❤❤
That tiny break in the song when Neil gives his little triple dont know what its called makes me SMILE 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Great performance from a great band!! Rush is one of the best rock bands ever, listen to this tune...
You can tell these guys loved playing this song that night❤❤❤❤❤
Love it & Love it!!! Ever This Band...And The Awesome Music!!! RIP Neil Peart!!!!🙏🙏🙏
RUSH is TIMELESS PERFECTION!
It breaks my heart that we will never see these three men onstage together again.
This song is my new drug ...over and over and over..til another itches my senses.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇺🇸👏👏👏👏🇺🇸
at this point i still can't beleive how much the geddman enjoys playing da bass....
But have you slapped your Bass upon the worlds stage even once?
5:47
To Rush Our Love and Faith to you is...Forever (The Fans)
Man I wish they'd release the whole show on youtube or streaming service. I saw it in pdx, and while I don't want to buy physical media, I'd like to be able to revisit the memories when I need a boost.
I was also lucky enough to see the PDX show and even had decent seats.
Something no one will ever see again.
RIP Neil.
How do they make it sound like the album even when playing live!? Gods!
I'm so thankful to have seen RUSH 11 times in my life. Ever time I had to drive over 100 miles to the concert and it was worth the effort.
I really adore this album...made 3+ decades after Rush's beginnings: a band that never misfired or phoned it in
Ok I have seen lots of famous bands in my lifetime and I have to say that Rush is probably one of the few bands that sounds better live than on their albums. In fact, I play the drums and I only play to their live versions because I like them so much better.
This song is so damm great and this version blows you away. Thanks guys for decades of great music. One can always have hope.
The three best musicians you will ever see - end of 😎
Somehow they manage to still have that classic Rush power-trio sound. Plus, you see their extraordinary timing and musicianship fully intact. Inspired playing!
Such incredible talent!! They are brothers of over 40 years!! They have brought so much pleasure to so many people!! Their lyrics have inspired and re-resurrected me many times!! God bless you Neil....may you rest in Peace!
Wow.....like a fine wine...better with age. These guys are on a different plane altogether! Amazing.
"thank you for 40 years of sausage fests" 😂 lol, funny but accurate
You can see me to the right in that shot. One of the most bittersweet moments of my life..
Funny - just as I read this comment, that shot appears on the screen...
Low key one of their best songs. Geddy absolutely rips at 5:32. One of my biggest regrets is only seeing them live once when i was in high school in 08.
COME BACK!!! PLEASE GOD LET RUSH COME BACK JUST ONE LAST TIME!!!
Saw them many times in concert. Never disappointed.
Love the energy of this song. So great live.
Look at this legend, Neil is to drums like Eddie is to guitars. Neil doesn't flail around like an idiot like a lot of these drummers do or like Animal does. Miss him so much. Rush was my era and their music will live on forever. Rip Neil and Ed.
Animal gets a pass though. He's cool.
Neil is to drums like Alex is to guitars like Geddy is to bass, thats one of the reasons Rush is so amazing. (Seriously though, Alex is a vastly underrated guitarist)
I become significantly emotional (...to a slightly painful degree at times) when I listen to, watch, or even just think about these guys... especially videos from tours that I saw. I know many of you have seen them on many, many tours and on dozens of occasions...but for being born in 1995, I consider myself very lucky to have seen them six times... the final of which, was at The Forum in Inglewood for this very tour. They're just so powerful and have such a profound meaning in my life. I share my love of them with my parents, who introduced me as a young child. I also share my love with all of you guys! It's amazing how fellow fans of this band are almost like one big extended family...and we 'get' each other (as many elsewhere in our lives do not) ...and it's even inspired me to become a musician myself. My life would not be what it is without Rush. I have so many fond memories, and I look back with mostly inspiration and joy...but the thought that I will never experience that again directly does weigh on me at times... it exists now only in my memories, and in my passions. I will say, though...the sadness does bring a certain amount of motivation for me to put everything I've got into my own music, and persist in pursuing the things in life that I love. I don't think I could thank them enough...
You're lucky. For me being born in 1998, and in addition living in Russia... I didn't have chance to see, listen them live(
I saw their last show. When Neil came out center stage and initiated a bow I knew was the last one.
I miss seeing these guys live sooooo much...
Lust Neil Peart it's like lust a great friend!
RIP dear professor, his legacy reigns forever!
I love rush all my life i miss neal thank yall so much i love yall
Ei
R.I.P. Neil Peart 😥🥁❤
Kocham Rush prawie od dziecka. Miłość do tego zespołu wpoił mi Piotr Kaczkowski w programie trójki minimax. To była chyba płyta Hemispheres. Od tego momentu Rush był moim debeściackim zespołem. Kupowałam wszystkie ich płyty. Byłam na koncercie w Berlinie w 2013 roku. Przeżycie niesamowite. Szkoda, że już nie ma wśród nas Neila Peart'a.
Great song from a very underrated album. Saw them tour on this album in Chicago area and possibly best concert I've ever seen.
RUSH - thank you - we love you!
I can’t tell you how many times we rode around out on the gravels getting high and blasting this song and other Rush back in high school and college. This one really brought back those memories
Just so very good. Unbelievable performances from the guys every single time. Always delivered, never once let us down. Love them.
Geddy lee got so much sauce
Endless rocket sauce
Way !!!!!!!!
John Jones The Geddy Condimentum
They were SO good . . . Missing the fact that we don't have new music from them . I always wondered what sort of 'shift' the new albums would take and I would have such a growing sense of expectation as the release date grew closer.
Geez...makes me me miss my fav band of all times so much more! Long live the legacy of RUSH!!!
Undoubtedly the Most Magical Music Trio in History...they are The Best and retired at the right time and giving and amazing two last albums..Snakes and Arrows and Clockwork Angel's.. and so many live shows! Rush a Big eternal Thanks You from a big fan since I was 5 years old and would listen to Tom Sawyer playing on the radio
What must it be like to be this talented at something? I'll never know.
I cnanot wrap my mind around the talent of this band.
Rush is the only band to ever demonstrate their ability to multitask. They perform a concert and get caught up on the laundry.
I know that Neil struggled a lot during this tour and he was in pain, but man... he still nailed it!
I'm sad because I never had the opportunity to see them live.
I saw them about 6 times in total. Twice during the Vapor Trails tour. What a set list. I took what was my future wife at the time and she hadn't really heard them outside when i played Rush in the car. We were dating for about 4 months before the vapor trails tour and had lawn tickets. She sat down for O'Baterista. I said "What are you doing?" "I don't really like drum solos" she said "So, this is Neal Peart" She stood up and was mesmerized for the 8 min solo. She basically said "Holy jesus fuck that's awesome!"
I'm watching my text bar blink away trying to find words to describe this song. This tune is a timeless masterpiece, I am 19 right now jamming to this song and you bet your pladian ass I'll be jamming to it when I am 90.
I'VE HEARD IT MORE THAN A THOUSAND TIMES AND IT CONTINUES SURPRISING ME.
Only music makes a better world!
First time I ever heard Rush, I was on the school bus and Tom Sawyer played, I was in the 8th grade been a fan ever since!! This Band changed the way I fewd rock music, they changed my life and the way I listen to music! THE BEST BAND EVER!!
Man i cant stop listening to this for like 2 months now. Its now like a moment of inspiration for me
Among my faves from S&A. Killer
What a masterpiece. Made smile, chills down my spine, and tear up all in the same song…
Rush is a trip!! And ther music will live on!!
So in touch with the audience while they played. GET'M GEDDY !!
Simply stunning...
I love yall keep on going kathy pennington from mississippi
Neil pounding us into the unseen realm where only musical perfection exists for ever and ever and ever and ever and....................
love this version. Rush really are the best
Such an awesome song
Alex is so underrated with his arsenal of guitars and talent he could make you laugh cry smile or just blow your head off at any given time abloody legend
The complex time signatures and tight arrangement of this song have baffled me from the very first time I heard it. I can never keep up with it
This band was amazing!!! These guys played....no question!
What a groooove this song has ❤❤❤❤❤
I have loved Rush since the beginning of there first album keep rocking
Best damn band in the land!
Just incredible musician
This song energizes me during the tough times