I still can't believe it... It is impossible... My drum and lyrics guru is dead😥😥😥I cry and I'm in mourning😪😪😪Condolence for the family, friends and all fans of Rush😓😓😓R.I.P Neil... My Brother🧡🧡🧡
I feel you I wish my best hopes on all of his friends and family my sorrows I feel can’t compare to their’sBut I still hurt because I love him. the best drummer in the world
I never understood why people critique neils solos on youtube...you cant pick each change up apart and make any analysis. Neils solos are to be listened to from beginning to end and all you can should say afterward is WOW 😮.
Exactly, it's orchestrated and has layers. Show me another drummer that had superior leg/arm independence like this. He can play one beat with his hands and play different with his feet. He's not the fastest but he's one of the best composer the drumming world ever had. He's your favorite drummer favorite drummer.
Say what you will and I know we have our favs but I havent seen anyone that did it better in my lifetime (Im 62). Thanks for the music and the memories Neil, Alex and Geddy.
Was at this show, beauty weather. First DW set for Neil and the last we see of wind chimes used as well. Also first use of Roland V Drums iirc. Weeks later as others have noted, his daughter died in that single car accident. I was up north at the girlfriends parents house near Owen Sound, Ontario. I drive to the nearest town on an early Sunday morning to get the Toronto Sun newspaper. Got back, brewed some coffee, went out to the deck, dead quiet as others were sleeping. Sat down, lit a smoke and read the news in the entertainment section about Selena dying. Not going to lie, I shed tears reading that. Others woke up around then and wondered what was up. Girlfriend knew I was a huge Rush fan so she understood but the others did not. Sad day for Rush fans. And then his wife died 10 months later. Truly aweful for any person to go through, losing your entire family so quickly. Just thought I would share. Life can be short so be nice to people as it can all end in a heartbeat.
My biggest RUSH honor was having two extra tickets to a show. I called everyone. I then instructed my girlfriend to drive to an old, life long friend who used to watch my band play RUSH songs as a kid. I knocked on the door 1 hour before the show "Hey man!!" he said. "What ya doing tonight" I asked. "Nothing" he answered. "You are now" as I handed two tickets. I later saw him and friend in the crowd. Smiles. He died 12 weeks later from pancreatic cancer. Still jerks a tear today. (Time Machine Tour)
That’s a good memory my friend. I’m happy he was Alive and Ready to receive the Tickets. I would like to believe he got to meet Neil in Person, where ya Can meet a stranger like was long awaited, where no one walks away from meeting their Drum/Band Hero unhappy…
He never stopped learning or trying to improve. It’s what made him one of the best, if not the best ever. May you Rest In Peace, Neil Peart. You will never be forgotten.
@@joan-annebross9217 Stanley Clarke was playing it as a lead in Return to Forever before Rush, Jack Cassidy from Jefferson Airplane, Jack Bruce, Larry Graham and Bootsy Collins, Chris Squire were pushing lead bass before Geddy but Geddy is awesome too
hard to imagine another drummer that can touch him in terms of creativity. These aren't drum 'solos' but drum compositions as he stated it in interviews. All three were just amazing to watch and on another level with talent
Suddenly, you were gone from all the lives you left your mark upon. Neils words never so relevant as now. Listening to them so much now. Loving the music old and new.❤️
BINGO! That IS the trademark of Peart's percussion. It's like multiple machine guns firing in quasi-sonic synchronicity with flashes of motor fire and cluster bombs exploding around his kit all the while, sprinkled with the sound of falling shrapnel. The 'Professor'? CLEARLY, one of a kind of all time
The only thing is is Neil didn’t believe in God and he used his influence to “inspire” others via music, to express why he felt that way. Neil has been my favorite drummer for decades but there’s so many different things to write about. Why religion. His spiritual relationship (or lack there of) was his business so I never understood why he wrote about it so frequently unless it was to influence others into thinking the same way.
I am a man of 27 years. Grew up with hip hop, grime, drum and bass, house and tech music. I have recently become aware of the talents of Rush and this piece of music is amazing. The medley from 10:45 - 11:30 reminds me of a tech or jungle track drum beat and I would love to hear it mixed into one.
I suggested to my wife (retired English teacher) to read his books. She was pleasantly surprised someone with a high school education was such a fabulous writer. The “power” of reading.
I often say that if I were to die and go to the good afterlife, I would want to go to the one with all the good animals as opposed to the good people. Neil makes me think the opposite.
I'm still convinced that Neil, Alex, and Geddy are not from this planet. There's just no way only 3 guys can make the music they made sound so incredible. Pure genius..........
I saw him perform a drum solo on this very stage on the Snakes & Arrows tour not even 20 feet from me. Closest I've ever been to a religious experience to a musical performance.
@@oz_media GUP was my first of 3 great shows Thank you Neil Geddy and not last or least Alerxt. Whose solos are still blowing my mind in 2020! And we can't forget Hentor. Hentor the Barbarian. He's last but also not least like Lerxt.
This is one of my favorite Neil Peart drum solos to watch. His solos evolved over the years, There is just something about this particular arrangement that I really love.
And millions loved him. Or the him he made available. Thanks for sharing your light Neil. You are truly missed. He'd probably say "Who the heck are you talking to? "
Even though Neil has exited stage left he has left permanent waves by caressing the steel cymbols and making mystic rhythms in both hemispheres making an impact bigger than the Manhattan project. Farewell to the king! See you in 2112!
Tony Dompier neil rolled the bones quite often as he knew time stands still for no one. he was the greatest working man and by far not a fly by night drummer. from a show of hands, he will be missed by many. rest in peace under the trees and and don’t wander into the twilight zone.
I once won tickets to a Blind Date - a beer company sponsored event where ticket winners didn't know who was playing. The concert was in a smallish club in Toronto. 700 people. When we got there we found out it was Rush playing. I got to stand right by the stage for the entire concert. I'm still in disbelief from how talented those three men are.
I’m sitting here w/ the new Neil Peart tribute edition of Modern Drummer, and I couldn’t even get through the first page w/o some tears. Truly remarkable. Plus, the drums themselves sound so good on this recording. They just explode from the speakers. Amazing!
And when the Professor was done...he hopped on his BMW and shunpiked it to the next show. Much admiration and thanks to all three of you for sharing your talents with us for all those years. No matter how much Neil's passing leaves a void, we are much better people for it.
If Bonham is to drums what Jimi is to guitar, then Neil is to drums what Eddie is to guitar. Neil introduced a level of virtuosity to rock drumming that no one ever had before, and though there have been many drummers since who have pushed the technical envelope even further, none of them have Neil's creativity and sense of composition. Two months after his passing and I'm still watching or listening to him nearly every day...
Thank you Neil. Thank you Alex. Thank you Geddy. We love you so much - and you know it. That is why you have always been so humble - so professional because you know how much we - your loyal fans over the years that has placed you where you will always be, as the money making corporations were quick to dismiss you as a curiosity risk. You have never forgotten - never - why you are where you are. It is us - your fans - who has always seen you for who you are. There are not many bands on this earth who can say that it is their fans who placed them in halls of greatness as opposed to greedy promoters who wanted to tell us what what we appreciated. It is your music and your heart that will echo through the time of future fans yet to be who will truly appreciate RUSH. We thank you for all you have given us - and we "know" - you thank us for all we have given you. Enjoy your retirement - no-one has genuinely earned it more than you. May God bless you all and your families and God's speed. No-one needs to tell you three unassuming boys from Canada how much the world loves you for all you have given us. Thank you
These 3 gentlemen remind me of Cream. 3 amazing musicians who found each other and created some of the greatest rock music ever played. Each one of them awesome in their own way and multi-talented. Of course, Neil is my favorite of the bunch because I'm a drummer, but you can't help but truly appreciate the raw talent of the other 2. And when they played together, especially live, they were just incredible! So tight! So perfect! So dedicated to giving their fans everything they had to give on that stage! Thank god i got to see them before they quit touring! An evening I'll never forget!
Rush..... have taken music to the highest extremity of ambiyion,beyond any comparisons,to simplify in words,RUSH reached the ultimate...PERFECTION. ...R.I.P. to you,who will always be known to us as...THE PROFESSOR
This was Neil probably at his peak in terms of technique and dynamics - and yes, the tragedy that came just a couple months later and lasted for years. Rest in Peace Professor - you brought so much and inspired musicians in Canada and worldwide with your playing, your writing and especially your continual drive to improve. I hope there's a good place out there and you're getting to talk with all the great intellects of humanity and jam with the greatest musicians. Peace brother!
Maybe but he is like a surgeon on the drums. I am so lucky to have seen them perform in their R-40 tour. He is also a talented writer and has several books to his credit and he is very well read. Not likely to see another like him for quite a while. Do a search for his solo that has a 360 drum set an he changes to like 6 different stations and perform approx 6 different styles in one solo. The man is epic.
And he would be the last one to agree with anyone calling him "the best." The man is a consummate professional. During their active years he always would reach out to other percussionists to ask "how." A maestro with humility and an ongoing thirst for betterment. Truly no one like Neil.
Exactly! Everytime Neil heard or learned something new that he liked he would incorporate it into his solo, and he even said that the beginning of his solo for the Snakes & Arrows tour, was all improvised, he just played what he felt fit. RIP Neil, 2020 Sucks.
Buddy Rich died quite a while ago. Rush fans are so deluded on a mass scale. There are hundreds of Drummers in bands that I don't even like that are better Drummers. Drummers in genres like Slayer and Anthrax etc. are very technical Drummers, so was Neil, very technical, though you can't dance to it without looking like an epilectic. The Rhythm Guitar is meant to be in time with the Drums in Rock. In good quality Rock music the vocal patterns indicate when there are Tom Fills and Cymbal crashes. If I want a Drummer to be at odds with all the other instruments I'll listen to Jazz. I could list all the really great bands and Drummers, though I would be wasting my time. It's very difficult to explain to the musically illiterate people. Some of my favourite bands were/are Alternative, Independent, DIY artists that only released a few Singles and a couple of Albums, yet the quality was sublime. I'd rather watch paint dry than listen to a dull and boring band like Rush.
Alan Strom you stink and you cannot even spell Rush. Why are you here if your bashing the band? Been seeing these guys live since Roll the Bones. your opinion is disrespectful and absolutely not welcome here so You should Exit Stage Left.
Alan Strom sounds like someone’s jealous of Neil, as you should be, because he was 1000x the human being you’ll ever be. You’re the delusional one if you think the drummers from slayer and anthrax are better than Neil. There’s no way you can come close to Neil. And how is the band dull? They played hard rock in the beginning of their career, to more complex and technical pieces like la villa from hemispheres. And eventually they ventured to more electronic things like GUP. They’re the most well rounded prog rock band in existence, and easily the greatest band of all time. You sir, should leave.
@@alanstrom2221 I’m sorry Slayer & Anthrax suck imo, and Neil is way better then the drummers from those bands. Also, calling Rush dull is disrespectful, maybe you are deluded, and if you don’t like Rush, then why are you even watching this video and commenting?
@@mitchmaher & J Rock Thank You, this Alan Strom guy is just disrespectful, and I’ve never liked Slayer or Anthrax, and, imo, Neil is 10x better then their drummers, and I bet their drummers would say the same thing. Oh and @Alan Strom Which drummers do you think are better, Neil and Buddy or the drummers from Slayer and Anthrax, I’m going with Neil and Buddy.
words can`t even describe how much I still like rush im 55 for god sakes. Listening to this on a good system is like loving it all over again and again...thanks RUSH for leaving good memories in my brain backup cells :)
Every RUSH song emits sooo much emotion its unbelievable. Never had a chance to see these three live but i can't begin to imagine the vibe in this concert venue. ❤❤❤
Was at this show. Already LOVED Leave That Thing Alone, and they certainly didn't disappoint with that one...but then the drum solo...holy sh!t. I remember losing it when the drum rafter spun around...ALL HAIL THE PROFESSOR!! What a magical night!
This was filmed just one month before Neils daughter died in a car accident. What have this man have to go trough in his life. Neil, I hope you are now reunited with your daughter and found your peace. You have dedicated your life to become one of the best musicians in the history and your legacy will be here forever and will bring joy and inspire others to do the same. Thank you.
+Hamse This show was about 2 months before Neil's daughter would die in a single-car accident. 10 months later, his wife would die of cancer. Needless to say that this changed his life forever.
Just shows how your life can change in an instant, all part of Gods plan and Niel is an inspiration to NEVER GIVE UP AND NEVER GIVE IN - just work harder!! Love you Niel!
The most insane thing about this, is how much control the man has. One foot keeping a simple two note beat, and the rest of him doing all sorts of different time changes, and passages around the kit. Incredible.
Even his hi-hat precision is astounding with ALL that going on. I've never seen any other drummer who's right handed HAVE a left hand as creative, powerful, and PRECISE....
I was working at a hotel in Asheville in 2015, and who pulls up on his BMW! My gratuity for helping him check in was 2 back stage passes to their final performance in Toronto.
When Bohnam died on the day of me getting up to get 2 tickets to see Zep, I thought I would never have such a bad as day as that in my life. So many artists have proved that wrong, but nobody more that Neil. I love you Neil and I will miss you forever.
Completely awesome.. .It never ceases too amaze me... And such a fantastic lyricist... We knew it already but Life's really unfair to some of us... He had a bright destiny for a good part of his life but so much pain after that... and there was so much hard work and dedication behind what was achieved... R.I.P. Neil.
Three absolute masters of their craft. This song still gives me chills and goosebumps. One of my all time favorite musical interludes. Neil, you were the greatest of all drummers, dead or alive.
Neil...you're gone now, but your artistry was what life is all about... the energy, the novelty, the perfection. You embodied that, and for that, you have my undaunted respect. You gave us, a slice of the unknownable. Just.... thanks.
Just watched Neil's solo again. I worked on stage with near level drummers. One thing about Neil is he always remained a student. He never stopped studying. We all ought make that our norm. Never stop practice and learning. Life, love, and all that. Always work to learn more. ""Thank you Mr. Peart"" (Yelled out of a moving vehicle right after the concert along side his tour bus, 8 feet away (adjacent lane), somewhere in Washington State. I know he heard me.)
Rush marcou minha adolescência , três caras incríveis e Neil era um super herói na bateria ... obrigada you tube por manter a memória viva dessas pessoas tão talentosas aqui pra gente . RIP Neil Peart.
I'm 51, still drumming. Thanks to Mr. Peart. Came to America from Bermuda at 13, heard Tom Sawer, said who the $^'K is playing drums. And 1 month later bought first set and painted it red like his was. Thanks for the huge contribution!!
His talent, artistry, and influence on generations of drummers cannot be understated - not mention the legion of RUSH fans whom he inspired over 4 decades. A great loss to us all. Farewell to a King.
The 3 members of Rush have more pure talent and skill than ALL of todays so called musicians put together! Having seen them live 5 times in my life they remain one of my all time fave bands (especially live) No other band of just 3 guys can produce a sound anything like this!
Watch the Mexican band the warning. 3 sisters rocking the hell out of it, they admmire Rush and Pink floyd, people say the drummer is gonna be Peart, Portnoy, Mangini and Moon in one person, and she's the lead singer in many songs lol
Alex is sometimes overlooked.... Alex is a killer guitar player !!!! Neil really shows his stuff in this vid...love it !! Neil...I love you..RIP !!!! Not a weak link in the chain..!!!
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I still can't believe it... It is impossible... My drum and lyrics guru is dead😥😥😥I cry and I'm in mourning😪😪😪Condolence for the family, friends and all fans of Rush😓😓😓R.I.P Neil... My Brother🧡🧡🧡
I feel you I wish my best hopes on all of his friends and family my sorrows I feel can’t compare to their’sBut I still hurt because I love him. the best drummer in the world
@@kirkhaas6665 Wow very well said my friend!!
He was one of the great ones!
@@kirkhaas6665 yes indeed, he had a great way with words didn't he!!
Me too friend i want to die
These, kids, are what were called "musicians". most calling themselves musicians today are just computer programmers. RIP N.P.
I never understood why people critique neils solos on youtube...you cant pick each change up apart and make any analysis. Neils solos are to be listened to from beginning to end and all you can should say afterward is WOW 😮.
Exactly, it's orchestrated and has layers. Show me another drummer that had superior leg/arm independence like this. He can play one beat with his hands and play different with his feet. He's not the fastest but he's one of the best composer the drumming world ever had. He's your favorite drummer favorite drummer.
Greatest band ever, no dancers, no back up singers, no auto tuners. Just True musical genius.
You are so right, what you see is what you get with Rush.
Plus kimonos.
One of the best rock bands indeed
3 of the nicest and most talented people to have ever graced the music industry.
No doubt about it....
I would agree
We need a ritual from neil peart
Or the earth for that matter. I miss you Neil. 😢
Amen to that!
Not only was he possibly one of the best drummers of all times, but possibly one of the most gentle, loving and understanding people ever.
Neil Peart in two words: *ABSOLUTE LEGEND.* 🤘🏻♥️
Say what you will and I know we have our favs but I havent seen anyone that did it better in my lifetime (Im 62). Thanks for the music and the memories Neil, Alex and Geddy.
Was at this show, beauty weather. First DW set for Neil and the last we see of wind chimes used as well. Also first use of Roland V Drums iirc.
Weeks later as others have noted, his daughter died in that single car accident.
I was up north at the girlfriends parents house near Owen Sound, Ontario. I drive to the nearest town on an early Sunday morning to get the Toronto Sun newspaper.
Got back, brewed some coffee, went out to the deck, dead quiet as others were sleeping. Sat down, lit a smoke and read the news in the entertainment section about Selena dying.
Not going to lie, I shed tears reading that. Others woke up around then and wondered what was up. Girlfriend knew I was a huge Rush fan so she understood but the others did not.
Sad day for Rush fans. And then his wife died 10 months later. Truly aweful for any person to go through, losing your entire family so quickly.
Just thought I would share. Life can be short so be nice to people as it can all end in a heartbeat.
It brings me to tears when I think of that chain of events. To have even come back to play again after such monumental loss is unfathomable, to me.
My biggest RUSH honor was having two extra tickets to a show. I called everyone. I then instructed my girlfriend to drive to an old, life long friend who used to watch my band play RUSH songs as a kid. I knocked on the door 1 hour before the show "Hey man!!" he said. "What ya doing tonight" I asked. "Nothing" he answered. "You are now" as I handed two tickets. I later saw him and friend in the crowd. Smiles.
He died 12 weeks later from pancreatic cancer. Still jerks a tear today. (Time Machine Tour)
Awesome!
Bro. That was kinda morbid
That was really nice of you!
That was really nice of you to do that, and RIP to your friend, hope your doing ok.
That’s a good memory my friend. I’m happy he was Alive and Ready to receive the Tickets. I would like to believe he got to meet Neil in Person, where ya Can meet a stranger like was long awaited, where no one walks away from meeting their Drum/Band Hero unhappy…
He never stopped learning or trying to improve. It’s what made him one of the best, if not the best ever. May you Rest In Peace, Neil Peart. You will never be forgotten.
Best drummer to ever lived. RIP mr.peirt
You will never find 3 guys as good as they are at their individual crafts together again
There was nothing like a live rush show.... and never will be. RIP Neil
3 masters at their craft. Not one can ever be replaced. RIP Mr. Neil Peart!
Geddy perfected the notion of the bass as a lead instrument.
The Funk group Slave did a good job of lead bass as well.
I think Geddy and Chris Squire were the two people who brought the bass up front on the stage and in the mix, but this is just my opinion.
Stanley Clarke would say wait now hold up and so would Larry Graham and Verdine White
I would lie on my bed as a teenager in the early days, & often all I heard was Geddy's bass. Never heard anyone play it as a lead.
@@joan-annebross9217 Stanley Clarke was playing it as a lead in Return to Forever before Rush, Jack Cassidy from Jefferson Airplane, Jack Bruce, Larry Graham and Bootsy Collins, Chris Squire were pushing lead bass before Geddy but Geddy is awesome too
I was lucky to go see them live for the Test for Echo tour. One of the best live shows I ever seen ...
Theres just friggen no way 3 guys can turn out such stunning richness in sound. "WOW"
hard to imagine another drummer that can touch him in terms of creativity. These aren't drum 'solos' but drum compositions as he stated it in interviews. All three were just amazing to watch and on another level with talent
Absolutely devastated today...."When I heard that he was gone I felt a shadow cross my heart"...
REST IN PEACE NEIL PEART YOU WILL BE FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
But he's nobody's hero! RIP Neil.
Let's change those words to "But he's everybody's hero!" And, yea, RIP Neil!!!
Suddenly you were gone, from all the lives you left your mark upon.
He was ALL our heroes!, sadly I am a life long fan of RUSH but never got to see them live in person. ONLY got to see em on dvd......................
Suddenly, you were gone from all the lives you left your mark upon. Neils words never so relevant as now. Listening to them so much now. Loving the music old and new.❤️
Is it me or does this track sound especially clear and clean? Proud work!!!
BINGO! That IS the trademark of Peart's percussion. It's like multiple machine guns firing in quasi-sonic synchronicity with flashes of motor fire and cluster bombs exploding around his kit all the while, sprinkled with the sound of falling shrapnel. The 'Professor'? CLEARLY, one of a kind of all time
God rest your soul Neil, you were a great man that brought not only music but literature to so many of us.
The only thing is is Neil didn’t believe in God and he used his influence to “inspire” others via music, to express why he felt that way. Neil has been my favorite drummer for decades but there’s so many different things to write about. Why religion. His spiritual relationship (or lack there of) was his business so I never understood why he wrote about it so frequently unless it was to influence others into thinking the same way.
I am a man of 27 years. Grew up with hip hop, grime, drum and bass, house and tech music. I have recently become aware of the talents of Rush and this piece of music is amazing. The medley from 10:45 - 11:30 reminds me of a tech or jungle track drum beat and I would love to hear it mixed into one.
I suggested to my wife (retired English teacher) to read his books.
She was pleasantly surprised someone with a high school education was such a fabulous writer.
The “power” of reading.
Neil Peart did not die: he took his Time Machine and went to the year 2112. We get
the sound of the greatest drummer ever!
NEIL CAN NEVER BE COPIED PERIOD.
wicked comment!
I often say that if I were to die and go to the good afterlife, I would want to go to the one with all the good animals as opposed to the good people. Neil makes me think the opposite.
Great comment. Exactly. He is living forever in eternity and he is making music for all the angels in heaven.
Second greatest.
In ALL fairness, buddy rich.
I'm still convinced that Neil, Alex, and Geddy are not from this planet.
There's just no way only 3 guys can make the music they made sound so incredible.
Pure genius..........
Got to meet him in 83 after a concert in Ok...so articulate and a nice guy...priceless..💔
The greatest percussionist lyricist from the greatest prog/rock band ever!!!!! RIP Neil Peart!!🇨🇦
his drum solos alone were worth the price of admission to their concert
First Rush concert I saw was $15, shirts were $12 I think. The drum solo was worth WAAAAY more than the ticket back then.
Amen. Seeing them in the 80s when you could get in for < $20...I think I owe Neil some cash! :)
I saw him perform a drum solo on this very stage on the Snakes & Arrows tour not even 20 feet from me. Closest I've ever been to a religious experience to a musical performance.
chris zickel Totally agree!!
@@oz_media GUP was my first of 3 great shows Thank you Neil Geddy and not last or least Alerxt. Whose solos are still blowing my mind
in 2020! And we can't forget Hentor. Hentor the Barbarian. He's last but also not least like Lerxt.
Neil Peart will be remembered forever. He was truly exceptional.
Put it in the suitcase and call it a day....that is the best drum solo i've seen from neil ever .🙏❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏
the greatest band of all time. Period.
the hardest working band in rock history.
tim lamb I guess that's why they call them the working men....
i think zappa and jethro tull more....
What r u sayin?
Best Band of all time!!!
Not anymore. :D
This is one of my favorite Neil Peart drum solos to watch. His solos evolved over the years, There is just something about this particular arrangement that I really love.
The greatest drum solo of all time! He is my teacher!
My hands down, no contest favorite drummer EVER. RIP.
Watched this so many times my phone is saying " LEAVE THAT THING ALONE !!" 😂😂😂😂
“There is never love without pain”
RIP Neil best drummer & lyricists EVER!
And millions loved him. Or the him he made available. Thanks for sharing your light Neil.
You are truly missed.
He'd probably say
"Who the heck are you talking to? "
Corinne Webb I hate when they say females don’t like Rush! I’ve been a rush fanatic since I was 10 in 1974.
1 of the best drummers of the past 50yrs!!!!
Talent beyond belief. R.i.p. you will never be surpassed
Even though Neil has exited stage left he has left permanent waves by caressing the steel cymbols and making mystic rhythms in both
hemispheres making an impact bigger than the Manhattan project. Farewell to the king! See you in 2112!
Tony Dompier neil rolled the bones quite often as he knew time stands still for no one. he was the greatest working man and by far not a fly by night drummer. from a show of hands, he will be missed by many. rest in peace under the trees and and don’t wander into the twilight zone.
I'm not a big music fan but this one hit me like a hammer too. Neil, we miss you.
I'm new to Rush but I got all the references
Creative. Nicely played...
holy shit shut the fuck up
you make Rush fans look bad. this is why literally everyone hates Rush fans. The lack of self-awareness is beyond cringe
I once won tickets to a Blind Date - a beer company sponsored event where ticket winners didn't know who was playing. The concert was in a smallish club in Toronto. 700 people. When we got there we found out it was Rush playing. I got to stand right by the stage for the entire concert. I'm still in disbelief from how talented those three men are.
I’m sitting here w/ the new Neil Peart tribute edition of Modern Drummer, and I couldn’t even get through the first page w/o some tears. Truly remarkable.
Plus, the drums themselves sound so good on this recording. They just explode from the speakers.
Amazing!
What an outstanding performance by the band.
He was from another planet, now he's on his way home. Rest in Peace Neil.
Rejoining the elder race of men.
Have you safe trip home Neil. And by the way THANK YOU!
Have you safe trip home Neil. And by the way THANK YOU!
Neil was in great physical shape here everything was clicking on all cylinders this is a great performance
His best drum solo on CZcams imo.
And when the Professor was done...he hopped on his BMW and shunpiked it to the next show.
Much admiration and thanks to all three of you for sharing your talents with us for all those years. No matter how much Neil's passing leaves a void, we are much better people for it.
If Bonham is to drums what Jimi is to guitar, then Neil is to drums what Eddie is to guitar. Neil introduced a level of virtuosity to rock drumming that no one ever had before, and though there have been many drummers since who have pushed the technical envelope even further, none of them have Neil's creativity and sense of composition. Two months after his passing and I'm still watching or listening to him nearly every day...
Three men on a stage making such a sublime magic sound - and then Neil Peart launches into his solo - forever brilliant !
Thank you Neil. Thank you Alex. Thank you Geddy. We love you so much - and you know it. That is why you have always been so humble - so professional because you know how much we - your loyal fans over the years that has placed you where you will always be, as the money making corporations were quick to dismiss you as a curiosity risk. You have never forgotten - never - why you are where you are. It is us - your fans - who has always seen you for who you are. There are not many bands on this earth who can say that it is their fans who placed them in halls of greatness as opposed to greedy promoters who wanted to tell us what what we appreciated. It is your music and your heart that will echo through the time of future fans yet to be who will truly appreciate RUSH. We thank you for all you have given us - and we "know" - you thank us for all we have given you. Enjoy your retirement - no-one has genuinely earned it more than you. May God bless you all and your families and God's speed. No-one needs to tell you three unassuming boys from Canada how much the world loves you for all you have given us. Thank you
Top 3 of one of the greatest bands ever !!!!
Uuuuhhh .. . Yeah what he said
Amen...
I'm devastated!!!
Just can't believe that Neil just passed away..
Thank you, MASTER PEART.
You did a Fantastic Job.
God.Bless your Soul 😳💔💔
Yes, Rush and the Grateful Dead. Did it their way.
These 3 gentlemen remind me of Cream. 3 amazing musicians who found each other and created some of the greatest rock music ever played. Each one of them awesome in their own way and multi-talented. Of course, Neil is my favorite of the bunch because I'm a drummer, but you can't help but truly appreciate the raw talent of the other 2. And when they played together, especially live, they were just incredible! So tight! So perfect! So dedicated to giving their fans everything they had to give on that stage! Thank god i got to see them before they quit touring! An evening I'll never forget!
Don't forget Emerson Lake and Palmer after all Carl Palmer inspired Neil Peart
A drumming god. Never will be replaced.
Probably one of the best solo's Neil ever did. And indeed... two months later...
Para mi los mejores musicos de todos los tiempos .
Rush..... have taken music to the highest extremity of ambiyion,beyond any comparisons,to simplify in words,RUSH reached the ultimate...PERFECTION. ...R.I.P. to you,who will always be known to us as...THE PROFESSOR
I was fortunate enough to see those guys live and what a performance
This was Neil probably at his peak in terms of technique and dynamics - and yes, the tragedy that came just a couple months later and lasted for years.
Rest in Peace Professor - you brought so much and inspired musicians in Canada and worldwide with your playing, your writing and especially your continual drive to improve. I hope there's a good place out there and you're getting to talk with all the great intellects of humanity and jam with the greatest musicians. Peace brother!
Robert Svilpa agree with you 100%
Neil is in a league of his own. I have never seen a drummer so precise in my lifetime. He is truly a perfectionist and a pleasure to watch him play.
OCD?
Maybe but he is like a surgeon on the drums. I am so lucky to have seen them perform in their R-40 tour. He is also a talented writer and has several books to his credit and he is very well read. Not likely to see another like him for quite a while. Do a search for his solo that has a 360 drum set an he changes to like 6 different stations and perform approx 6 different styles in one solo. The man is epic.
Craig D well said Craig, my hero since 1979!
Buddy Rich was the BEST. Neil is 2nd, ALL TIME. Why? Their techniques and styles differ, but from a simplicity perspective, Rich is ONE OF A KIND.
And he would be the last one to agree with anyone calling him "the best." The man is a consummate professional. During their active years he always would reach out to other percussionists to ask "how." A maestro with humility and an ongoing thirst for betterment. Truly no one like Neil.
Seen this amazing trio 3 times and they were better each time. Always working on their game! Amazing musicians! Miss you Neil. RUSH ON!!
The guitar is just mesmerizing in this song.
Y'all know that when you stick an ad right in the middle of an awesome performance like this, I immediately add it to my "will never buy" list?
I keep a list. Honestly.
Those responsible,....should be taken out and FLOGGED
are you a communist sir?
Ya these ads have gotten ridiculous it really sucks
Neil's solos differ every performance. He incorporated everything he did just in different sequence. Which is totally amazing 😲
Exactly! Everytime Neil heard or learned something new that he liked he would incorporate it into his solo, and he even said that the beginning of his solo for the Snakes & Arrows tour, was all improvised, he just played what he felt fit. RIP Neil, 2020 Sucks.
Bei dem Schlagzeug Solo bekomme ich eine Gänsehaut am ganzen Körper.
Seen multiple vids of this song and this is the BEST ONE. Thanks DVD FAB !!!🙏👏👏👏👏👍
Nothing short of the greatest drummer ever! RIP Buddy!
Buddy Rich died quite a while ago.
Rush fans are so deluded on a mass scale.
There are hundreds of Drummers in bands that I don't even like that are better Drummers.
Drummers in genres like Slayer and Anthrax etc. are very technical Drummers, so was Neil, very technical, though you can't dance to it without looking like an epilectic.
The Rhythm Guitar is meant to be in time with the Drums in Rock.
In good quality Rock music the vocal patterns indicate when there are Tom Fills and Cymbal crashes.
If I want a Drummer to be at odds with all the other instruments I'll listen to Jazz.
I could list all the really great bands and Drummers, though I would be wasting my time.
It's very difficult to explain to the musically illiterate people.
Some of my favourite bands were/are Alternative, Independent, DIY artists that only released a few Singles and a couple of Albums, yet the quality was sublime.
I'd rather watch paint dry than listen to a dull and boring band like Rush.
Alan Strom you stink and you cannot even spell Rush. Why are you here if your bashing the band? Been seeing these guys live since Roll the Bones. your opinion is disrespectful and absolutely not welcome here so You should Exit Stage Left.
Alan Strom sounds like someone’s jealous of Neil, as you should be, because he was 1000x the human being you’ll ever be. You’re the delusional one if you think the drummers from slayer and anthrax are better than Neil. There’s no way you can come close to Neil. And how is the band dull? They played hard rock in the beginning of their career, to more complex and technical pieces like la villa from hemispheres. And eventually they ventured to more electronic things like GUP. They’re the most well rounded prog rock band in existence, and easily the greatest band of all time. You sir, should leave.
@@alanstrom2221 I’m sorry Slayer & Anthrax suck imo, and Neil is way better then the drummers from those bands. Also, calling Rush dull is disrespectful, maybe you are deluded, and if you don’t like Rush, then why are you even watching this video and commenting?
@@mitchmaher & J Rock Thank You, this Alan Strom guy is just disrespectful, and I’ve never liked Slayer or Anthrax, and, imo, Neil is 10x better then their drummers, and I bet their drummers would say the same thing. Oh and @Alan Strom Which drummers do you think are better, Neil and Buddy or the drummers from Slayer and Anthrax, I’m going with Neil and Buddy.
words can`t even describe how much I still like rush im 55 for god sakes. Listening to this on a good system is like loving it all over again and again...thanks RUSH for leaving good memories in my brain backup cells :)
I'm 56 and I've seen Rush 27 times never gets old
@@brucepoulin7140 no one's going them again as they've split up
53 here. No, they never get old, as they are timeless, and speak through all time...
Every RUSH song emits sooo much emotion its unbelievable. Never had a chance to see these three live but i can't begin to imagine the vibe in this concert venue. ❤❤❤
Its been a year since the Professor passed, Rush fans everywhere miss you more than ever.
Peace.
Was at this show. Already LOVED Leave That Thing Alone, and they certainly didn't disappoint with that one...but then the drum solo...holy sh!t. I remember losing it when the drum rafter spun around...ALL HAIL THE PROFESSOR!! What a magical night!
Best group in this century, crisp and clean perfect. Total masters of their instruments. Perfection.
Neil’s drum solo is like watching the fireworks show on the 4th of July. Totally awesome!!!!!
This was filmed just one month before Neils daughter died in a car accident. What have this man have to go trough in his life. Neil, I hope you are now reunited with your daughter and found your peace. You have dedicated your life to become one of the best musicians in the history and your legacy will be here forever and will bring joy and inspire others to do the same. Thank you.
Barely two months before Neil's life would change forever. So much respect for the man.
+EddieLivesOnLincoln no human is ever the same after being hit that hard, glad he escaped with his bike and found love again.
+EddieLivesOnLincoln What do you mean?
+Hamse This show was about 2 months before Neil's daughter would die in a single-car accident. 10 months later, his wife would die of cancer. Needless to say that this changed his life forever.
Aaaaa okay!
Just shows how your life can change in an instant, all part of Gods plan and Niel is an inspiration to NEVER GIVE UP AND NEVER GIVE IN - just work harder!!
Love you Niel!
The most insane thing about this, is how much control the man has. One foot keeping a simple two note beat, and the rest of him doing all sorts of different time changes, and passages around the kit. Incredible.
Neil actually has a FOUR track mind. All FOUR quadrants in his HEMISPHERES are controlling the action.
Indeed! As Master Yoda would say, "It's four separate times he keeps."
For sure not easy by any means..
He's not human
Even his hi-hat precision is astounding with ALL that going on. I've never seen any other drummer who's right handed HAVE a left hand as creative, powerful, and PRECISE....
The Universe is not the same without you Neil ! You are still present in our minds.
I was working at a hotel in Asheville in 2015, and who pulls up on his BMW!
My gratuity for helping him check in was 2 back stage passes to their final performance in Toronto.
When Bohnam died on the day of me getting up to get 2 tickets to see Zep, I thought I would never have such a bad as day as that in my life. So many artists have proved that wrong, but nobody more that Neil. I love you Neil and I will miss you forever.
Completely awesome.. .It never ceases too amaze me... And such a fantastic lyricist... We knew it already but Life's really unfair to some of us... He had a bright destiny for a good part of his life but so much pain after that... and there was so much hard work and dedication behind what was achieved... R.I.P. Neil.
We were lucky to be on this planet at the same time as Neil Peart.
and that drum solo is why i will forever remeber and respect Neil Peart God Bless
Excellent...
RUSH is RUSH...
Neil Pert just left us 4 days ago 💔
"Love and Light" to His Soul
RIP dear Brother in Rock 😪
He's together again with Jackie and Selena Z.J. Condolences to Carrie and Olivia and all close friends. RIP our friend.
Three absolute masters of their craft. This song still gives me chills and goosebumps. One of my all time favorite musical interludes. Neil, you were the greatest of all drummers, dead or alive.
How many times can i watch this and still be amazed at what those three guys gave the world.
What a blessing to have grown up with RUSH . My LOVE of RUSH can not be overstated.
Rest in Peace. You are now the Immortal Man of Xanadu.
RIP Neil.... We have lost a great musician and a fabulous motorcyclist
Was hoping to meet him on the road someday, a dream unfulfilled 😥😥😥😥🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Neil...you're gone now, but your artistry was what life is all about... the energy, the novelty, the perfection. You embodied that, and for that, you have my undaunted respect. You gave us, a slice of the unknownable. Just.... thanks.
Just watched Neil's solo again. I worked on stage with near level drummers. One thing about Neil is he always remained a student. He never stopped studying. We all ought make that our norm. Never stop practice and learning. Life, love, and all that. Always work to learn more.
""Thank you Mr. Peart"" (Yelled out of a moving vehicle right after the concert along side his tour bus, 8 feet away (adjacent lane), somewhere in Washington State. I know he heard me.)
Every day should have a Rush moment. Best band ever
RIP Professor. Greatest drummer ever.
Three of the very best of all time. How lucky are we all to live with Rush music. 🤘🤘🤘💯🤘
Somewhere in Cygnus, A star is born. Thank you Cornelius.
Rush marcou minha adolescência , três caras incríveis e Neil era um super herói na bateria ... obrigada you tube por manter a memória viva dessas pessoas tão talentosas aqui pra gente .
RIP Neil Peart.
I'm 51, still drumming. Thanks to Mr. Peart. Came to America from Bermuda at 13, heard Tom Sawer, said who the $^'K is playing drums. And 1 month later bought first set and painted it red like his was. Thanks for the huge contribution!!
Huge inspiration!
I love that story. ❤❤❤❤❤RUSH ! I want them to be LIVE forever.
His talent, artistry, and influence on generations of drummers cannot be understated - not mention the legion of RUSH fans whom he inspired over 4 decades. A great loss to us all. Farewell to a King.
THHHHHHHHAAAAANNNNNKK YOU, NEIL ..... THANK YOU RUSH ..... The music will forever be in our hearts.
The 3 members of Rush have more pure talent and skill than ALL of todays so called musicians put together! Having seen them live 5 times in my life they remain one of my all time fave bands (especially live) No other band of just 3 guys can produce a sound anything like this!
The police? ..RUSH IS DEFINITELY BETTER IN MY BOOK , BUT THE POLICE ARE COOL TOO..?
Primus.
Fo sho, the best trio ever! 2nd place........Cream
Watch the Mexican band the warning. 3 sisters rocking the hell out of it, they admmire Rush and Pink floyd, people say the drummer is gonna be Peart, Portnoy, Mangini and Moon in one person, and she's the lead singer in many songs lol
Drummer Guy not as complex not technical
RIP Neil, truly the greatest EVER!
Simon Philips: )
But he was Nobody's Hero! 😉
@@phenixreturns who?
@@jesushasalreadywon8891 nobody
Next to John Bonham
Alex is sometimes overlooked.... Alex is a killer guitar player !!!! Neil really shows his stuff in this vid...love it !! Neil...I love you..RIP !!!! Not a weak link in the chain..!!!