Hi Roseline! Rush was a Canadian rock band formed in Toronto 1968. Rush achieved commercial success in the 1970s with "Fly by Night" (1975), "2112" (1976), "A Farewell To Kings" (1977), and "Hemispheres" (1978). The band´s popularity continued in 1980s and 1990s with albums charting highly in Canada, the US and the UK, including "Permanent Waves" (1980), "Moving Pictures" (1981), "Signals" (1982), "Grace Under Pressure" (1982), and "Counterparts" (1993). Rush continued to record and perform until 1997. As of 2022, Rush ranks 84th in the United States with sales of 26 million million albums. The band was inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame 1984 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013. For me is Rush one of the greatest rock band of all time. Thanks for a great reaction video by the Rush.
That footage of Finding my Way was at the very beginning of their career, they probably had only been working with Neil Peart (drummer) for a few months. They were raw, explosive and very loud at the beginning, Lol. They focused that energy more as they evolved and with Neil's influence, they were able to shift into more in depth arrangements and profound lyrical themes. But I love how they came charging out of the gates with just ripping hard-assed rock!! Legends...
You know this is really embarrassing to watch you pretend to like this ! First of all, the band is called RUSH, and Xanadu is the name of one of their songs, and this wasn't it. This video is from the very beginning of their long successful career, and there are better songs that you might enjoy more, and not embarrass yourself and us Rush fans by pretending to like something that is probably so far away from the kind of music you like, this is the kind of band that takes a while to get used to and understand, but once you get to know some of the songs, you might understand, try some others, they have a lot of great songs, 20 albums and 40 years worth. Try again !
Hi Roseline! Rush was a Canadian rock band formed in Toronto 1968.
Rush achieved commercial success in the 1970s with "Fly by Night" (1975),
"2112" (1976), "A Farewell To Kings" (1977), and "Hemispheres" (1978).
The band´s popularity continued in 1980s and 1990s with albums charting
highly in Canada, the US and the UK, including "Permanent Waves" (1980),
"Moving Pictures" (1981), "Signals" (1982), "Grace Under Pressure" (1982),
and "Counterparts" (1993). Rush continued to record and perform until 1997.
As of 2022, Rush ranks 84th in the United States with sales of 26 million
million albums. The band was inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame
1984 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013. For me is Rush one of the
greatest rock band of all time. Thanks for a great reaction video by the Rush.
That footage of Finding my Way was at the very beginning of their career, they probably had only been working with Neil Peart (drummer) for a few months. They were raw, explosive and very loud at the beginning, Lol. They focused that energy more as they evolved and with Neil's influence, they were able to shift into more in depth arrangements and profound lyrical themes. But I love how they came charging out of the gates with just ripping hard-assed rock!! Legends...
Great early recording of these guys. Great reaction!
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Not the usual reaction fodder. Very enjoyable!
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You know this is really embarrassing to watch you pretend to like this ! First of all, the band is called RUSH, and Xanadu is the name of one of their songs, and this wasn't it. This video is from the very beginning of their long successful career, and there are better songs that you might enjoy more, and not embarrass yourself and us Rush fans by pretending to like something that is probably so far away from the kind of music you like, this is the kind of band that takes a while to get used to and understand, but once you get to know some of the songs, you might understand, try some others, they have a lot of great songs, 20 albums and 40 years worth. Try again !
this is not xanadu and never again edit a video ok?
When I saw the title and 6 minutes run time, I knew there was a problem!