Appreciate the context with the interview nicely done. Look into Neil Pert the Drummer one of the top ten look up his solos !! Maters in percussion and economy drumming.He recently passed brain cancer.
"who is this guy?". That is the late, great, Neil Peart. Arguably the greatest rock drummer of all time! Since you like the backstory stuff, there's a documentary you should check out called, "Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage". It's an incredible insight to RUSH and how they all came to be RUSH. It's a great documentary anyway, but if you like Rush at all, it's fantastic. When you get to "know" these guys a little better... it makes you love the band and music even more. 3 great guys who have a beautiful friendship with one another. A lifetime of comradery.
Greatest band of all time lyrically and musically all 3 are virtuosos on their instruments!!! In my opinion Neil Peart is the greatest drummer of all time, but buddy rich is maybe a hint better ,even Neil says lol ,try driven, mission, marathon, big money, lock and key, turn the page, Animate, cut to the chase, half the world, 2112 whole first side, animated version for lack of better words, you'll understand it better, a Farwell to kings whole first side, hemispheres whole first side, I've left so many out ANY RUSH IS GOOD RUSH!!! Listen to Tom Sawyer on the album play that whole first side
"Oh, wow. Who is this guy?" 😊 Right on, man. Welcome to the world of the most full sounding three-piece band to ever grace a studio or stage. Wait'll you hear their epic compositions...
Welcome to Rush! The band had a 40 plus year career. The guitarist is Alex Lifeson. He is the friend Geddy was talking about. Alex changed his last name as his Serbian name was too hard to pronounce. I believe Lifeson is the English translation. Alex is a real jokester! All of the guys in the band have/had a great sense of humour. Neil Peart is considered one of if not the best drummers in rock. He was also the main lyrist. Unfortunately Neil Peart passed from brain cancer in January of 2020. Other Songs Xanadu from Exit Stage Left YYZ live in Rio Working Man live in Cleveland Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto Caravan from the Time Machine Tour Cheers 🇨🇦
Don't forget Neil Peart's drum solo from Frankfurt if you want to see a "REAL" drum kit. LOL Two sayings about Neil Peart (pronounced like "Peer-t" according to Neil himself. 1) "Your favourite drummer's favourite drummer is Neil Peart." and 2) "Most drummers use metronomes to keep time. Metronomes use Neil Peart to keep time." It is said that Neil can keep four separate beats (with different time signatures) at the same time. I don't doubt it. Frankfurt video CZcams link: czcams.com/video/LWRMOJQDiLU/video.html You're welcome!! TeeHee
Three accomplished, influential musicians that were great friends for the whole lifespan of the band. Sadly, Neil Peart died a few years ago. He's your favorite drummer's favorite drummer. They never compromised. They never gave up. They did what they wanted until their last recording, and sold out arenas until their last show. In my opinion, they are the greatest band ever. Dive deep and enjoy the ride. I also recommend the "Beyond the Lighted Stage" documentary.
Neil Peart is the drummer. He is one of the BEST to ever play drums! Buddy Rich would be proud. I saw them during this tour in Austin, Frank Erwin Center. It was one of the best concerts I have ever attended. It was my wife's first concert ever and she was awesomely amazed. These guys were the real deal with no b.s. but pure talent and musical geniuses. You don't see bands like this anymore.
The three things you need to know about Rush. The songs and musicianship are outstanding, the band usually has something to say in the lyrics and Rush imo are the greatest band ever to watch live. For a three piece band, their sound is huge. Beside the obvious bass, drums and guitar, all three members add to the sound by playing/triggering sounds with their feet. The drummer (Neil Peart) adds to the sound by playing other percussion instruments and for the most part is the lyricist of the band. Geddy Lee's job on stage would be pretty hard to duplicate considering how much he does (singer, keyboards, bass). Alex Lifeson imo is the glue that makes Rush work in their overall sound and is a huge complement to the rhythm section of the band. His job is to add the melodic flavors in the songs. He fills the melodic space with creative riffs and solos. Every member of the band is well respected and highly regarded by their peers.
Nice reaction to one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Each one of these guys are highly skilled on their instrument's of choice. Rush is considered to be one of the most influential progressive rock bands, in fact many rock stars and even several entire bands count Rush among their biggest musical influences. These same three guys played together for over forty years. The drummer is Neil Peart and he is considered by many to be the best rock drummer of all time. Neil plays a huge custom hybrid drum kit with both electronic and acoustic drums. You will never see another drum set like his. Back before the days of electronic drums his kit included many auxiliary percussion instruments such as tonal cow bells and wood blocks, xylophone, chimes and tubular bells. Neil also wrote almost all of the lyrics. These guys have a huge and varied catalogue of music that evolved through the years. You should check out "YYZ live in Rio", "Working Man live in Cleveland 2011" and "Xanadu" from the 1981 "Exit Stage Left" tour. Also you mentioned how famous musicians have no real privacy. Neil wrote an amazing song on that very subject called "Limelight". You should really check that one out too.
Oh, you'll know all their names quick enough....I'm a Rush fan for over 40 years. Never sleep on Alex. He's one of the greats. He had great friends who could knock out a few words and play a bit, as well👍 Best band ever, in my book.
Great reaction, Rush is a deep rabbit hole! Try Spirit of Radio, Working Man live in Cleveland, Xanadu live in Montreal 1981, YYZ live in Rio just to name a few. I think for the song Tom Sawyer, the studio version would be better. Although they still performed at a high level well into their 50's, the original is a better representation of the song. But great live band, all accomplished musicians, and yes you observed the interactions onstage. They all had a great camaraderie.
From Niagara - everyone knew and loved RUSH and still do. They even played at our high school when they first started out and couldn't play the bars. My older siblings were there. Geddy Lee is what you call a super-talent.
And what about Alex and Neil? To me they are all three of them super talented and they masterly blend together creating pure eternal bliss. No one ever gets bored listening to any of their creations no matter how often one listens to them. As for me, the only instrument I play is my stereo amplifier.
The remarkable thing about RUSH aside from being a trio and local boys, was that they remained drug free and never broke up or changed lineups once Peart joined the group. They were drama-free.
Well Done!! It's nice to see a reactor actually do a bit of research when reacting to a band for the first time. (Very few reactors do this). RUSH performed together for over 40 years before calling it a day in 2016. Sadly, drummer Neil Peart passed away in 2020 but Geddy and Alex perform together from time to time, (although not as RUSH). "Working Man", "Limelight", "La Villa Strangiato", "Red Barchetta", and "Xanadu" are some tracks from RUSH you will enjoy! ☮
I always wonder how Alex feels he is a world class guitarist (he is in my top 10 favorites), but he is in a band with arguably the best drummer an bassist on earth. The most talented band to ever form. This tour was when Geddy's voice was showing his age but they still sound great - the musicianship never dropped off. I will for ever be grateful for seeing them a half dozen times and I just wish it could have been more. I am so glad these three found each other so we could all be blessed with this great music - there is none better. I have often said "Bad RUSH is still great music!" If 40 years they made music that ranged from great to incredible.
A note on Geddy Lee…His real name was Gary Lee Weinrib. His friends started calling him Geddy as a joke because that’s what it sounded like when him mom would yell “Gary” with her thick eastern-european accent. At one point, they needed stage names so we went with Geddy Lee. Just a sign that they didnt take themselves too seriously. You should check out the studio version of this song - it sounds a lot better as this is hard for Geddy to sing & play bass on. This sounded ok, but the studio version is much better. If you want the ultimate Live Rush experience, watch YYZ from Rush in Rio…you are welcome very much!😎
I saw them on that tour in Jax, FL. One of the things about Rush is they can reproduce what they do in the studio live. Seen many bands that use session musicians in the studio along with an insane amount of layered tracks and can't pull that same sound off on stage. The fact that all 3 of them are world-class musicians helps.
That was a really nice job incorporating the interview in with your reaction. Haven't seen that done before and I really enjoyed it. Kind of wish you did there official version of this which is also live but it's in their studio in Canada. This was really enjoyable too but I like that original
good reaction rush is a super band with great songs and lyrics ive been a fan from the seventys the drummer is consired one of the best drummers in music try freewill live or studio from late seventys caravan from clockwork angels last lp 2012 working man live in Cleveland song for a suggestion even if u dont do much rush reactions just explore the lps they made 40 years this is one of a kind artists influenced my own songs guitar bass and drums enjoy rush best wishes
This is the best reaction I've seen about Rush. You did some research and just decided to watch/listen to them for the first time. Excellent. RIP Neil Peart, the percussionist and main lyricist (the Professor). Hope see more reactions King. Take care....
The odds of three musical Geniuses coming together are incredibly High. Yet they did. When I was a teenager in the 70s they would come to my hometown twice a year. I can't count how many times I've seen them. From the first time I saw them to the last time they were mesmerizing. I sure do miss pure rock and roll. I love that you did some background work great job thanks I enjoyed the show.
Neal Peart, he was known as the Professor and aka the drummers drummer...You must ABSOLUTELY react to his solo live from Frankfurt, you won't regret it. Sad to say we lost him in 2020 to brain cancer. I had to the privilege to see them 3 times and each time was outstanding.. My opinion, they are one of those bands that are better live, that way you can actually see only 3 people make all that beautiful music.
Let me start by saying I liked this reaction for many reasons. I have watched a few of these reaction videos on Rush as I basically grew up with their music after first hearing them on the Old grey Whistle Test back in 1977 and they are by far my favourite band. You stand out from the others in the way you approached the task starting with Geddy's interview and quickly realising how close these three were with this one video view. Remember this three piece lasted over four decades with the same three guys. Health issues with Neil (He has now passed) basically forced retirement as they would not continue as Rush without any one of the three. They 'made it' through hard work in the face of savage reviews from the music media of the day touring essentially for 3 years non stop in the USA they won over the fans who by word of mouth got them the following they deserved and it snowballed from there. Rush come in at all levels with a plethora of music covering all subjects under the sun written/composed over 4 decades. You can just listen to the well played intricate music executed to perfection or you can follow each performer/instrument to be blown away with their ability and skills. You can go even deeper into the cleverly written lyrics to unravel the meaning of the songs and experience profound emotional feelings and memories as you work out the messages (vibes) they are sending. The more you listen to Rush the more you get what they are about. Instruments played live on some of their songs are Alex = 6 string + 12 string + Taurus pedals. Geddy = Bass + 6 string + Taurus + keyboards + vocals. Neil = Everything percussion including electronic kits and more. None of this gear is for show. It is all used on stage live. Apart from being superb musicians and composers they are (were) three very descent human beings who have enhanced my life dramatically. Either way in my opinion you get more for your money from Rush than any other band on the planet. All this from 3 very special people and there would be no Rush without either one of them. Each bring their own unique talents to form magical moments for all us fortunate Rush fans to savour. Niels lyrics would not have stood out without the genius of Geddy and Alex's composing skills. Geddy's voice, bass and synth playing skills, Alex's pioneering guitar sound, tones, ideas, styles and skills combined with Neil's exceptional drumming and lyrical prowess were the perfect cocktail for a truly momentous period in modern music history. Have I exaggerated? gone too far? Not at all, Rush are the real deal and don't let anyone tell you different. Suggest you listen to the two part Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage (which is on A Farewell to Kings album) then Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres (which is on the Hemispheres album) This work takes you on a journey of Science fiction mixed with Greek Mythology and for me is Rush at their very best. Here are links to these vids which importantly have lyrics, enjoy. czcams.com/video/3ZlQa6U68ew/video.html czcams.com/video/kIu-tbgK0HA/video.html
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my reaction and give me more info on Rush. Here is my reaction to 2112 by the way czcams.com/video/UyA2HyveGHs/video.htmlsi=66IHIFTxSMOvvgmZ
Great reaction very deep thinking! You have stumbled across the best band ever to grace a concert hall and more. Dig into their massive catalog. My personal suggestion check out. In the End off All the Worlds a Stage
Loved that you put the interview! I recommend "Working Man- Live in Cleveland". They're pretty normal & goofy guys that happen to be musical geniuses. I prefer to watch them live. Neil Peart is the drummer & is iconic (writes most of the lyrics, which are incredible) You should watch his drum solo - Live from Frankfurt. You're going to get a ton of suggestions, and every one will be great. "La Villa Strangiato" (instrumental), "Xanadu" from the Exit Stage Left album, "YYZ" Live in Rio (instrumental). "2112" is 20 minutes. I look for people reacting to Rush, and found you this way. It will be fun to watch you go down the Rush rabbit hole.
That drumset… well they called him the Professor for a reason. Check out the album recordings and his many drum solos. Neil Peart isthe drummer. All 3 of these guys are all Masters of their craft.
Three better musicians never played in the same band. The greatest power trio and live act ever. If you're taking suggestions try La Villa Strangiato, imo the best instrumental of all time, or if you want to see all three of these guys solo at the same time check out Freewill. Cheers from Canada, subbed for more Rush. 😊🇨🇦
As you've read, the members of Rush were the best of friends, having played together as "Rush" for 40 years (Neil was considered "the New Guy," since he joined the band before recording their second album.) Alex, the guitarist, is just goofy. If you look at the top of his amplifiers, you'll find dinosaurs and Mr. Potato Head. At 8:25 in your video, there's an upward shot of Alex, and you'll see his "groupies," a bunch of barbie dolls, holding up post-it notes! Because, Alex, like Geddy & Neil, were all dedicated family men (even though they once toured with Kiss!), and Alex's tech thought Alex needed groupies. To find out just how goofy Alex is, check out Rush's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. I first attended a Rush concert in 1977, and saw them (I think, I've lost count) about 25 times over the years.
The best version of this song is probably the recording session at Le Studio. From your comment about fame, it's only fitting you do Limelight next, same venue, at Le Studio.
I liked the interview being added to this. One of my all time favorite songs. It blew my mind when I first heard it. One of the best 3 piece Bands ever. I love this song. It never gets old. It always sounds Epic.
It's ALWAYS a pleasure watching someone find RUSH and the insane talent of Neil, Alex and Geddy. It also makes me chuckle when I hear someone ask "Who is this guy" referring to Neil Peart. Just the greatest drummer ever - that's who.
Rush, was always a working band and yes work is fun... three virtuoso musicians at that, why because it's what they do. If you want to be good at something surround yourself with great people and they empower you... First time I heard them was '74, first concert I attended of theirs was 77 and still have 32 ticket stubs since.
THANKS for the post from a life long Rush fan.(65) Enjoy your Rush journey. 40 yrs of material to listen to. You'll continue to hear 3 master musicians that are the Kings of the signature change and Fathers of ProgRock. Enjoy my friend.✌
Love your question about the drummer mid video "Who Is This Guy". HIs name is Neal Peart and and pleased you got to him. He is widely considered the best rock drummer EVER. By the way he also writes most of the lyrics. He has earned the nickname "The Professor".
I love that you took the time to check out there back story. they have been together since they were kids. the drummer, Neil is also the lyricist which is very unusual in a band. he is also regarded as the one one the worlds best drummer
Octopus lol Thats what i said exactly 47 years ago when their album 2112 came out and my older brother bought it Neil Peart and the rest of the boys had me hooked seen them 27 times from 1978 to 2015 last gig in Toronto was incredidle all through the years and I'm very grateful i had the opportunity to see them live and witness three amazing friends kick butt on stage.
Welcome to RUSH. 3 Great Musicians and 3 great friends who just loved making music. Always pay attention to their lyrics there is almost always a deeper message to the song. "His mind is not is not for rent to any god or government" that line from this song is just as relevant today as it was 40 some years ago when Neil wrote the song.
Great recognition of the drummer's talent and kit. The official video of Tom Sawyer done in "le studio" is a recommended watch for comparison. They were an incredible band. Reaction recommendations: Limelight video Xanadu live All The World's a Stage video YYZ Live in Rio video 2112 comic book style video Spirit of Radio animated video Working Man Live in Cleveland video Neill Peart - drum solo live in Frankfurt video Named a few of many. They never disappoint.
3 man band, 5 instruments at any time. Welcome to the Rush world I have been living in since 1982. Seen them live at least 9 times. So very sad they stopped touring and then shortly after, Neil passed away from brain cancer. RIP Neil!!
If you want to see the extent of their friendship and goofiness, along with some great music, check out Rush ~ By Tor and the Snowdog ~ R30 Tour ~ [HD 1080p] ~ 2004 at the Festhalle Frankfurt, Germany .
Great to see your intro in experiencing the Rush train. Welcome aboard!!!! Great reaction man!!! Rush is absolutely the best 3-piece band ever. Pure musicianship and artistry in each of them and their instruments along with the pure chemistry between them. I would definitely recommend the following list in continuing upon your Rush journey: All of these are fire!!! 🔥🔥🔥 - Working Man...Live in Cleveland from 2011 (original studio version was in 1974)...The pure sight and performance of three men in their upper 50's take control of the stage and perform and play like they were in their 20's. - Xanadu...Live version 1981 Exit Stage Left tour...will leave you speechless from pure musicianship...original was 1977. - YYZ...Live from Rio 2002 (instrumental) - original was 1981 - RIO WAS ROCKIN!!!! - La Villa Strangiato - Live 2011 Time Machine Tour (Instrumental - custom "carnival" intro) - original was 1978 - Best Intro Ever - Live version (R30 tour 2004) - various riffs from their 1970's songs leading into Spirit of Radio - original was 1980 - Closer to the Heart (Live 1998 Different Stages) - original was 1977 - Limelight...studio version - original was 1981. - The Garden (Clockwork Angels tour live) - original was 2012 - Subdivisions...studio version or live version - original was 1982 - Freewill...Live 2011 Time Machine Tour - original was 1980 - Fly by Night - original was 1975 - Leave that Thing Alone - Live 2011 Time Machine Tour (Instrumental) - original was 1993 - Malignant Narcissism and Drum Solo - Live 2008 Snakes and Arrows Tour - original was 2007 - Tom Sawyer - studio version. Geddy's voice was remarkable!!!! A little faster tempo than this later live version. - Also...Neil Peart's Drum Solo Live from Frankfurt 2004. He was The Professor...a pure musician and percussionist...not just a "drummer". Be ready to be amazed by not just his hand coordination...but most of all his foot coordination...basically his feet being completely individual in timing from his hands during segments of this performance. He was the master of this technique.
The drummer also wrote all of the lyrics. He is also a very accomplished author. I recommend reading all of them, seriously therapeutic and awesome. As for another song... you should do an instrumental like YYZ or LaVilla Strangiato
You just gotta be there live. This video sound doesn’t do justice. Geddy’s voice began showing his 40 yr career of singing prog rock. But they only quit as they had to due to Neils personal tragedy of losing his wife and daughter. Once for a 5 yr break. They toured and continued to put out good music until Neils passing. The Professor he was called. Not only a genius at the drums...but he wrote all the lyrics. There is no replacing any of them. Check out their catalog. Iconic classics that continue to gather new audiences. Good music is timeless.
Next song you should listen : the spirit of radio. Also, the drummer is Neil Peart, who is widely regarded as one the greatest drummer of all time. Go watch is performance live in Frankfurt, you'll understand why.
Neil "The Professor" Peart is probably one of, if not the best drummer who ever lived. He wrote 85% of RUSH songs, his drum kits are all custom-made (there is even a documentary on the making of one), if you search CZcams for Peart drum solos you will have your mind blown, some of the best drummers in the world say some of his drum patterns are near impossible to play. Sadly he has passed away (RIP). When he did the other two agreed that RUSH is only RUSH with Peart so they will never perform as RUSH ever again.
I like how you included the interview. We know some reactors do research and others do it cold. I like both styles. I honestly enjoyed your reaction to the interview almost as much as the performance. It set the tone for you and made you wonder what you were going to see. Those of us who love Rush, love hearing him talk about his beginnings, even if we've heard it before. It also sets you apart from other reactors. Another 3-piece band that likes to have fun is ZZ Top! If you want to start a 3-Piece Playlist, I'm sure we could come up with more suggestions. :)
You wondered who the drummer is... that's the late great Neil Peart (R.I.P.). I believe it was Dave Grohl (drummer for Nirvana/ guitar and vocals for Foo Fighters) who said "he's your favorite drummer's favorite drummer".
Your commect "the irony...can't escape the outside world" goes to the hears of Neil's personality. Keep that in mind, then listen to Limelight, and watch the discussion regarding media interviews on the Rish in Rio concert intro documentary.
The Drum set Could be a DW set, designed by the Drummer, Neil Peart (Peer-t). I'm impressed that you take the time to learn about the characters! They have always been a live act that also releases albums. I have a suggestion - Jeff Beck -Where were you (Live at Ronnie Scotts) instrumental
Yeah you need to look a little bit into that drummer. He not only writes all the songs for this band, but he's pretty much considered one of the top drummers in the world ever
If you are looking for another FUN one as you say from RUSH. GO with Spirtit of Raidio, Limelight, Fly By Night are some of their lighter more fun songs. Still have deeper meaning in lyrics but fun songs.
"Who is this guy?" You have now witnessed probably the greatest rock drummer the world ever knew, Neil Peart (pronounced "Peer-tuh"), who we lost in 2020. Known as "The Professor", you need to react to more RUSH, and watch how his drumming/percussion ties the band together. RIP Neil.
Great reaction vid. Nice touch by doing a bit of research. Deep rabbit hole with these guys, enjoy the ride. I've been a fan of them for over 4 decades and I can never hear them again for the first time so seeing reactions like these is the closest I can get. I sometimes wonder how my "adult" ears would take it in since I was exposed to them at such an early age... Have not heard this version of Tom Sawyer for a minute, I forgot they did the "Cheech & Chong" outro here!
More evidence of Getty being a great guy...he's a baseball fantatic (you can often see him at Blue Jays games, he has seats behind home plate!) and he bought the largest collection of signed Negro League baseballs and donated them to the Negro League Baseball Hall of Fame in Kansas.
Excellent job adding the interview with Dan Rather. Greatest three-piece band ever. Checkout Neil’s drum solo live in Frankfurt. Some Rush songs: Subdivisions, Limelight, YYZ. Enjoy the sound.
Appreciate the context with the interview nicely done. Look into Neil Pert the Drummer one of the top ten look up his solos !! Maters in percussion and economy drumming.He recently passed brain cancer.
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"who is this guy?". That is the late, great, Neil Peart. Arguably the greatest rock drummer of all time! Since you like the backstory stuff, there's a documentary you should check out called, "Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage". It's an incredible insight to RUSH and how they all came to be RUSH. It's a great documentary anyway, but if you like Rush at all, it's fantastic. When you get to "know" these guys a little better... it makes you love the band and music even more. 3 great guys who have a beautiful friendship with one another. A lifetime of comradery.
Yes, I concur
Lol. I just love when the youth are picking up what what was laid down. Especially in Gospel music.
Greatest band of all time lyrically and musically all 3 are virtuosos on their instruments!!! In my opinion Neil Peart is the greatest drummer of all time, but buddy rich is maybe a hint better ,even Neil says lol ,try driven, mission, marathon, big money, lock and key, turn the page, Animate, cut to the chase, half the world, 2112 whole first side, animated version for lack of better words, you'll understand it better, a Farwell to kings whole first side, hemispheres whole first side, I've left so many out ANY RUSH IS GOOD RUSH!!! Listen to Tom Sawyer on the album play that whole first side
NO QUESTION! THEE FINEST!
🤗 You score bonus points for adding the Interview! 🥰🐰
😊 thank you for watching
"Oh, wow. Who is this guy?" 😊
Right on, man.
Welcome to the world of the most full sounding three-piece band to ever grace a studio or stage. Wait'll you hear their epic compositions...
lol ikr right
Natural Science!!!
Welcome to Rush! The band had a 40 plus year career.
The guitarist is Alex Lifeson. He is the friend Geddy was talking about. Alex changed his last name as his Serbian name was too hard to pronounce. I believe Lifeson is the English translation.
Alex is a real jokester! All of the guys in the band have/had a great sense of humour.
Neil Peart is considered one of if not the best drummers in rock. He was also the main lyrist. Unfortunately Neil Peart passed from brain cancer in January of 2020.
Other Songs
Xanadu from Exit Stage Left
YYZ live in Rio
Working Man live in Cleveland
Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour
Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto
Caravan from the Time Machine Tour
Cheers 🇨🇦
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Don't forget Neil Peart's drum solo from Frankfurt if you want to see a "REAL" drum kit. LOL
Two sayings about Neil Peart (pronounced like "Peer-t" according to Neil himself.
1) "Your favourite drummer's favourite drummer is Neil Peart."
and
2) "Most drummers use metronomes to keep time. Metronomes use Neil Peart to keep time."
It is said that Neil can keep four separate beats (with different time signatures) at the same time. I don't doubt it.
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@@KingGreatnessKG Definitely a MUST see!
Three accomplished, influential musicians that were great friends for the whole lifespan of the band. Sadly, Neil Peart died a few years ago. He's your favorite drummer's favorite drummer.
They never compromised. They never gave up. They did what they wanted until their last recording, and sold out arenas until their last show. In my opinion, they are the greatest band ever. Dive deep and enjoy the ride. I also recommend the "Beyond the Lighted Stage" documentary.
👍 Couldn't agree more.
Neil Peart is the drummer. He is one of the BEST to ever play drums! Buddy Rich would be proud. I saw them during this tour in Austin, Frank Erwin Center. It was one of the best concerts I have ever attended. It was my wife's first concert ever and she was awesomely amazed. These guys were the real deal with no b.s. but pure talent and musical geniuses. You don't see bands like this anymore.
The three things you need to know about Rush. The songs and musicianship are outstanding, the band usually has something to say in the lyrics and Rush imo are the greatest band ever to watch live. For a three piece band, their sound is huge. Beside the obvious bass, drums and guitar, all three members add to the sound by playing/triggering sounds with their feet. The drummer (Neil Peart) adds to the sound by playing other percussion instruments and for the most part is the lyricist of the band. Geddy Lee's job on stage would be pretty hard to duplicate considering how much he does (singer, keyboards, bass). Alex Lifeson imo is the glue that makes Rush work in their overall sound and is a huge complement to the rhythm section of the band. His job is to add the melodic flavors in the songs. He fills the melodic space with creative riffs and solos. Every member of the band is well respected and highly regarded by their peers.
If you want to know more about RUSH, watch their Documentary - Beyond the Lighted Stage
Nice reaction to one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Each one of these guys are highly skilled on their instrument's of choice. Rush is considered to be one of the most influential progressive rock bands, in fact many rock stars and even several entire bands count Rush among their biggest musical influences. These same three guys played together for over forty years. The drummer is Neil Peart and he is considered by many to be the best rock drummer of all time. Neil plays a huge custom hybrid drum kit with both electronic and acoustic drums. You will never see another drum set like his. Back before the days of electronic drums his kit included many auxiliary percussion instruments such as tonal cow bells and wood blocks, xylophone, chimes and tubular bells. Neil also wrote almost all of the lyrics. These guys have a huge and varied catalogue of music that evolved through the years.
You should check out "YYZ live in Rio", "Working Man live in Cleveland 2011" and "Xanadu" from the 1981 "Exit Stage Left" tour. Also you mentioned how famous musicians have no real privacy. Neil wrote an amazing song on that very subject called "Limelight". You should really check that one out too.
should have used the studio version. a very cool setup in a neat old studio, a lot of history there, and much better sound.
great reaction ❤on the reaction
Glad you enjoyed
Thanks for all the information
Oh, you'll know all their names quick enough....I'm a Rush fan for over 40 years. Never sleep on Alex. He's one of the greats. He had great friends who could knock out a few words and play a bit, as well👍 Best band ever, in my book.
Great reaction, Rush is a deep rabbit hole! Try Spirit of Radio, Working Man live in Cleveland, Xanadu live in Montreal 1981, YYZ live in Rio just to name a few. I think for the song Tom Sawyer, the studio version would be better. Although they still performed at a high level well into their 50's, the original is a better representation of the song. But great live band, all accomplished musicians, and yes you observed the interactions onstage. They all had a great camaraderie.
One of the top five bass players in the world also sings too. Check out Primus - Tommy the cat live at Bonnaroo 2011
From Niagara - everyone knew and loved RUSH and still do. They even played at our high school when they first started out and couldn't play the bars. My older siblings were there. Geddy Lee is what you call a super-talent.
And what about Alex and Neil? To me they are all three of them super talented and they masterly blend together creating pure eternal bliss. No one ever gets bored listening to any of their creations no matter how often one listens to them. As for me, the only instrument I play is my stereo amplifier.
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So glad you watched this!! Did not know that about him. He's a GOAT 😊😊😮😮😮😂😂 I'm 60 and this was music
Check out the song YYZ Live from Brazil as well as drummer Neil Peart solo live in Germany. All incredible musicians. Have seen them live 3 times.
Congratulations on discovering the greatest band ever!! Enjoy the ride!!! 🎶🎸🥁🎸🎶🔥🙂
The remarkable thing about RUSH aside from being a trio and local boys, was that they remained drug free and never broke up or changed lineups once Peart joined the group. They were drama-free.
The drummer was known as "The Professor". That was a fitting nickname.
Well Done!! It's nice to see a reactor actually do a bit of research when reacting to a band for the first time. (Very few reactors do this). RUSH performed together for over 40 years before calling it a day in 2016. Sadly, drummer Neil Peart passed away in 2020 but Geddy and Alex perform together from time to time, (although not as RUSH). "Working Man", "Limelight", "La Villa Strangiato", "Red Barchetta", and "Xanadu" are some tracks from RUSH you will enjoy! ☮
These guys are legends. Each of them are perfectionists. Neil Peart was the absolute best drummer, also wrote a lot of their songs.
I always wonder how Alex feels he is a world class guitarist (he is in my top 10 favorites), but he is in a band with arguably the best drummer an bassist on earth. The most talented band to ever form. This tour was when Geddy's voice was showing his age but they still sound great - the musicianship never dropped off. I will for ever be grateful for seeing them a half dozen times and I just wish it could have been more. I am so glad these three found each other so we could all be blessed with this great music - there is none better. I have often said "Bad RUSH is still great music!" If 40 years they made music that ranged from great to incredible.
Interesting thought about Alex!!
A note on Geddy Lee…His real name was Gary Lee Weinrib. His friends started calling him Geddy as a joke because that’s what it sounded like when him
mom would yell “Gary” with her thick eastern-european accent. At one point, they needed stage names so we went with Geddy Lee. Just a sign that they didnt take themselves too seriously. You should check out the studio version of this song - it sounds a lot better as this is hard for Geddy to sing & play bass on. This sounded ok, but the studio version is much better. If you want the ultimate Live Rush experience, watch YYZ from Rush in Rio…you are welcome very much!😎
I saw them on that tour in Jax, FL. One of the things about Rush is they can reproduce what they do in the studio live. Seen many bands that use session musicians in the studio along with an insane amount of layered tracks and can't pull that same sound off on stage.
The fact that all 3 of them are world-class musicians helps.
That was a really nice job incorporating the interview in with your reaction. Haven't seen that done before and I really enjoyed it. Kind of wish you did there official version of this which is also live but it's in their studio in Canada. This was really enjoyable too but I like that original
good reaction rush is a super band with great songs and lyrics ive been a fan from the seventys the drummer is consired one of the best drummers in music try freewill live or studio from late seventys caravan from clockwork angels last lp 2012 working man live in Cleveland song for a suggestion even if u dont do much rush reactions just explore the lps they made 40 years this is one of a kind artists influenced my own songs guitar bass and drums enjoy rush best wishes
The name of thus type of drum kit is "Fort Kickass"
This band was the best band ever,far beyond the other.
Just to understand these lyrics makes the song SO MUCH BETTER. They are DEEP.
"Futuristic and vintage at the same time". Yeah, man, great insight. I love Rush.
This is the best reaction I've seen about Rush. You did some research and just decided to watch/listen to them for the first time. Excellent. RIP Neil Peart, the percussionist and main lyricist (the Professor). Hope see more reactions King. Take care....
Thanks for watching Alex. Next reaction coming VERY soon 😉
The odds of three musical Geniuses coming together are incredibly High. Yet they did. When I was a teenager in the 70s they would come to my hometown twice a year. I can't count how many times I've seen them. From the first time I saw them to the last time they were mesmerizing. I sure do miss pure rock and roll. I love that you did some background work great job thanks I enjoyed the show.
In the Police, Sting played bass, in Mr Mister, the lead singer also plays bass.
Neal Peart, he was known as the Professor and aka the drummers drummer...You must ABSOLUTELY react to his solo live from Frankfurt, you won't regret it. Sad to say we lost him in 2020 to brain cancer. I had to the privilege to see them 3 times and each time was outstanding.. My opinion, they are one of those bands that are better live, that way you can actually see only 3 people make all that beautiful music.
Let me start by saying I liked this reaction for many reasons. I have watched a few of these reaction videos on Rush as I basically grew up with their music after first hearing them on the Old grey Whistle Test back in 1977 and they are by far my favourite band. You stand out from the others in the way you approached the task starting with Geddy's interview and quickly realising how close these three were with this one video view. Remember this three piece lasted over four decades with the same three guys. Health issues with Neil (He has now passed) basically forced retirement as they would not continue as Rush without any one of the three. They 'made it' through hard work in the face of savage reviews from the music media of the day touring essentially for 3 years non stop in the USA they won over the fans who by word of mouth got them the following they deserved and it snowballed from there. Rush come in at all levels with a plethora of music covering all subjects under the sun written/composed over 4 decades. You can just listen to the well played intricate music executed to perfection or you can follow each performer/instrument to be blown away with their ability and skills. You can go even deeper into the cleverly written lyrics to unravel the meaning of the songs and experience profound emotional feelings and memories as you work out the messages (vibes) they are sending. The more you listen to Rush the more you get what they are about. Instruments played live on some of their songs are Alex = 6 string + 12 string + Taurus pedals. Geddy = Bass + 6 string + Taurus + keyboards + vocals. Neil = Everything percussion including electronic kits and more. None of this gear is for show. It is all used on stage live. Apart from being superb musicians and composers they are (were) three very descent human beings who have enhanced my life dramatically. Either way in my opinion you get more for your money from Rush than any other band on the planet. All this from 3 very special people and there would be no Rush without either one of them. Each bring their own unique talents to form magical moments for all us fortunate Rush fans to savour. Niels lyrics would not have stood out without the genius of Geddy and Alex's composing skills. Geddy's voice, bass and synth playing skills, Alex's pioneering guitar sound, tones, ideas, styles and skills combined with Neil's exceptional drumming and lyrical prowess were the perfect cocktail for a truly momentous period in modern music history. Have I exaggerated? gone too far? Not at all, Rush are the real deal and don't let anyone tell you different. Suggest you listen to the two part Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage (which is on A Farewell to Kings album) then Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres (which is on the Hemispheres album) This work takes you on a journey of Science fiction mixed with Greek Mythology and for me is Rush at their very best. Here are links to these vids which importantly have lyrics, enjoy.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my reaction and give me more info on Rush. Here is my reaction to 2112 by the way
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Check out Working Man live in Cleveland. You won’t believe how much energy three old guys can bring at the end of a show. Cheers !
The Beatles and The Police come to mind immediately as bands that had bass player/singers
Hi, hope you're doing well.
Very insightful comments on Rush Tom Sawyer.
I think you do a really good job and thank you
Thanks for your kind words and support Mike!
Great reaction very deep thinking! You have stumbled across the best band ever to grace a concert hall and more. Dig into their massive catalog. My personal suggestion check out. In the End off All the Worlds a Stage
Loved that you put the interview! I recommend "Working Man- Live in Cleveland". They're pretty normal & goofy guys that happen to be musical geniuses. I prefer to watch them live. Neil Peart is the drummer & is iconic (writes most of the lyrics, which are incredible) You should watch his drum solo - Live from Frankfurt. You're going to get a ton of suggestions, and every one will be great. "La Villa Strangiato" (instrumental), "Xanadu" from the Exit Stage Left album, "YYZ" Live in Rio (instrumental). "2112" is 20 minutes. I look for people reacting to Rush, and found you this way. It will be fun to watch you go down the Rush rabbit hole.
That drumset… well they called him the Professor for a reason. Check out the album recordings and his many drum solos. Neil Peart isthe drummer. All 3 of these guys are all Masters of their craft.
Three better musicians never played in the same band. The greatest power trio and live act ever. If you're taking suggestions try La Villa Strangiato, imo the best instrumental of all time, or if you want to see all three of these guys solo at the same time check out Freewill. Cheers from Canada, subbed for more Rush. 😊🇨🇦
The song “Limelight” by these guys is about what you were saying about being famous and being isolated too
As you've read, the members of Rush were the best of friends, having played together as "Rush" for 40 years (Neil was considered "the New Guy," since he joined the band before recording their second album.) Alex, the guitarist, is just goofy. If you look at the top of his amplifiers, you'll find dinosaurs and Mr. Potato Head. At 8:25 in your video, there's an upward shot of Alex, and you'll see his "groupies," a bunch of barbie dolls, holding up post-it notes! Because, Alex, like Geddy & Neil, were all dedicated family men (even though they once toured with Kiss!), and Alex's tech thought Alex needed groupies. To find out just how goofy Alex is, check out Rush's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. I first attended a Rush concert in 1977, and saw them (I think, I've lost count) about 25 times over the years.
The best version of this song is probably the recording session at Le Studio.
From your comment about fame, it's only fitting you do Limelight next, same venue, at Le Studio.
I liked the interview being added to this. One of my all time favorite songs. It blew my mind when I first heard it. One of the best 3 piece Bands ever. I love this song. It never gets old. It always sounds Epic.
It's ALWAYS a pleasure watching someone find RUSH and the insane talent of Neil, Alex and Geddy. It also makes me chuckle when I hear someone ask "Who is this guy" referring to Neil Peart. Just the greatest drummer ever - that's who.
Rush, was always a working band and yes work is fun... three virtuoso musicians at that, why because it's what they do.
If you want to be good at something surround yourself with great people and they empower you...
First time I heard them was '74, first concert I attended of theirs was 77 and still have 32 ticket stubs since.
THANKS for the post from a life long Rush fan.(65) Enjoy your Rush journey. 40 yrs of material to listen to. You'll continue to hear 3 master musicians that are the Kings of the signature change and Fathers of ProgRock. Enjoy my friend.✌
"Who is this guy?" The Professor, The goat! Please react to Rush Working Man Live in Cleveland.
Rush is only a 3-piece band due to the fact that they absolutely could not squeeze any more rocket sauce talent onto the stages they played.
Love your question about the drummer mid video "Who Is This Guy". HIs name is Neal Peart and and pleased you got to him. He is widely considered the best rock drummer EVER. By the way he also writes most of the lyrics. He has earned the nickname "The Professor".
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Another great band with a singer/bass player, was Thin Lizzy.
I love that you took the time to check out there back story. they have been together since they were kids. the drummer, Neil is also the lyricist which is very unusual in a band. he is also regarded as the one one the worlds best drummer
Octopus lol Thats what i said exactly 47 years ago when their album 2112 came out and my older brother bought it Neil Peart and the rest of the boys had me hooked seen them 27 times from 1978 to 2015 last gig in Toronto was incredidle all through the years and I'm very grateful i had the opportunity to see them live and witness three amazing friends kick butt on stage.
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I hadn't seen that Geddy interview before; thank you for sharing it. That was enlightening!
That Dan Rather interview is very long and I suggest everyone and anyone not familiar with it to look it up. You may be surprised.
@@JeanPaillard-to1hx I appreciate the insight; thank you.
The best band ever!
Welcome to RUSH. 3 Great Musicians and 3 great friends who just loved making music. Always pay attention to their lyrics there is almost always a deeper message to the song. "His mind is not is not for rent to any god or government" that line from this song is just as relevant today as it was 40 some years ago when Neil wrote the song.
+1 for the interview intro. More Rush please.
Here ya go! 👀
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You need to check out Neil Pearts drum solo live from Frankfurt 2004. Also, Alex and Geddy are playing foot pedals as well.
Great recognition of the drummer's talent and kit. The official video of Tom Sawyer done in "le studio" is a recommended watch for comparison. They were an incredible band.
Reaction recommendations:
Limelight video
Xanadu live All The World's a Stage video
YYZ Live in Rio video
2112 comic book style video
Spirit of Radio animated video
Working Man Live in Cleveland video
Neill Peart - drum solo live in Frankfurt video
Named a few of many. They never disappoint.
3 man band, 5 instruments at any time. Welcome to the Rush world I have been living in since 1982. Seen them live at least 9 times. So very sad they stopped touring and then shortly after, Neil passed away from brain cancer. RIP Neil!!
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Neil Peart "The Professor" to be mentioned with John Bonham and Keith Moon Goats all!!!!! Was lucky enough to see these guys 9 times.
Relevant Interview + Live performance = A great format! Especially for those who are not familiar with the band... In this case RUSH!
Neil Peart is the Drummer. His set up is specifically designed for him. He is a percussionist
If you want to see the extent of their friendship and goofiness, along with some great music, check out Rush ~ By Tor and the Snowdog ~ R30 Tour ~ [HD 1080p] ~ 2004 at the Festhalle Frankfurt, Germany .
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
thin lizzy , Irish band had a bass player who was the lead vocalist
Great to see your intro in experiencing the Rush train. Welcome aboard!!!! Great reaction man!!! Rush is absolutely the best 3-piece band ever. Pure musicianship and artistry in each of them and their instruments along with the pure chemistry between them.
I would definitely recommend the following list in continuing upon your Rush journey: All of these are fire!!! 🔥🔥🔥
- Working Man...Live in Cleveland from 2011 (original studio version was in 1974)...The pure sight and performance of three men in their upper 50's take control of the stage and perform and play like they were in their 20's.
- Xanadu...Live version 1981 Exit Stage Left tour...will leave you speechless from pure musicianship...original was 1977.
- YYZ...Live from Rio 2002 (instrumental) - original was 1981 - RIO WAS ROCKIN!!!!
- La Villa Strangiato - Live 2011 Time Machine Tour (Instrumental - custom "carnival" intro) - original was 1978
- Best Intro Ever - Live version (R30 tour 2004) - various riffs from their 1970's songs leading into Spirit of Radio - original was 1980
- Closer to the Heart (Live 1998 Different Stages) - original was 1977
- Limelight...studio version - original was 1981.
- The Garden (Clockwork Angels tour live) - original was 2012
- Subdivisions...studio version or live version - original was 1982
- Freewill...Live 2011 Time Machine Tour - original was 1980
- Fly by Night - original was 1975
- Leave that Thing Alone - Live 2011 Time Machine Tour (Instrumental) - original was 1993
- Malignant Narcissism and Drum Solo - Live 2008 Snakes and Arrows Tour - original was 2007
- Tom Sawyer - studio version. Geddy's voice was remarkable!!!! A little faster tempo than this later live version.
- Also...Neil Peart's Drum Solo Live from Frankfurt 2004. He was The Professor...a pure musician and percussionist...not just a "drummer". Be ready to be amazed by not just his hand coordination...but most of all his foot coordination...basically his feet being completely individual in timing from his hands during segments of this performance. He was the master of this technique.
Neil Peart the name of the he used to ride his BMW motorcycle to every concert he never rode the tour bus.
The drummer also wrote all of the lyrics. He is also a very accomplished author. I recommend reading all of them, seriously therapeutic and awesome.
As for another song... you should do an instrumental like YYZ or LaVilla Strangiato
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RUSH "Working Man" Live in Cleveland is OFF THE CHARTS GOOD!
You just gotta be there live. This video sound doesn’t do justice. Geddy’s voice began showing his 40 yr career of singing prog rock. But they only quit as they had to due to Neils personal tragedy of losing his wife and daughter. Once for a 5 yr break. They toured and continued to put out good music until Neils passing. The Professor he was called. Not only a genius at the drums...but he wrote all the lyrics. There is no replacing any of them. Check out their catalog. Iconic classics that continue to gather new audiences. Good music is timeless.
Thanks for sharing
Next song you should listen : the spirit of radio.
Also, the drummer is Neil Peart, who is widely regarded as one the greatest drummer of all time. Go watch is performance live in Frankfurt, you'll understand why.
Neil "The Professor" Peart is probably one of, if not the best drummer who ever lived. He wrote 85% of RUSH songs, his drum kits are all custom-made (there is even a documentary on the making of one), if you search CZcams for Peart drum solos you will have your mind blown, some of the best drummers in the world say some of his drum patterns are near impossible to play. Sadly he has passed away (RIP). When he did the other two agreed that RUSH is only RUSH with Peart so they will never perform as RUSH ever again.
I like how you included the interview. We know some reactors do research and others do it cold. I like both styles. I honestly enjoyed your reaction to the interview almost as much as the performance. It set the tone for you and made you wonder what you were going to see. Those of us who love Rush, love hearing him talk about his beginnings, even if we've heard it before. It also sets you apart from other reactors. Another 3-piece band that likes to have fun is ZZ Top! If you want to start a 3-Piece Playlist, I'm sure we could come up with more suggestions. :)
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You wondered who the drummer is... that's the late great Neil Peart (R.I.P.). I believe it was Dave Grohl (drummer for Nirvana/ guitar and vocals for Foo Fighters) who said "he's your favorite drummer's favorite drummer".
Down the Rabbit Hole with RUSH ! Enjoy the ride
Checkout my other Rush vids!
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Sting is another great singer who plays a bass. Had a group named Sting then went out on his own.
Your commect "the irony...can't escape the outside world" goes to the hears of Neil's personality. Keep that in mind, then listen to Limelight, and watch the discussion regarding media interviews on the Rish in Rio concert intro documentary.
Best Progressive Rock Band! was lucky enough to see RUSH in 1988!! RIP Neal Peart( the professor on drums!!)
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The Drum set Could be a DW set, designed by the Drummer, Neil Peart (Peer-t). I'm impressed that you take the time to learn about the characters! They have always been a live act that also releases albums. I have a suggestion - Jeff Beck -Where were you (Live at Ronnie Scotts) instrumental
More please.
Yeah you need to look a little bit into that drummer. He not only writes all the songs for this band, but he's pretty much considered one of the top drummers in the world ever
Not only do RUSH perform, they like to have fun!
If you are looking for another FUN one as you say from RUSH. GO with Spirtit of Raidio, Limelight, Fly By Night are some of their lighter more fun songs. Still have deeper meaning in lyrics but fun songs.
"Who is this guy?" You have now witnessed probably the greatest rock drummer the world ever knew, Neil Peart (pronounced "Peer-tuh"), who we lost in 2020. Known as "The Professor", you need to react to more RUSH, and watch how his drumming/percussion ties the band together. RIP Neil.
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Next reaction coming VERY soon
Great reaction vid. Nice touch by doing a bit of research. Deep rabbit hole with these guys, enjoy the ride.
I've been a fan of them for over 4 decades and I can never hear them again for the first time so seeing reactions like these is the closest I can get. I sometimes wonder how my "adult" ears would take it in since I was exposed to them at such an early age...
Have not heard this version of Tom Sawyer for a minute, I forgot they did the "Cheech & Chong" outro here!
Thanks for your feedback Harry! ❤️
Never saw that interview. Fascinating.
Anything is possible in the music world King. Thank you for the video bud, good work.
More evidence of Getty being a great guy...he's a baseball fantatic (you can often see him at Blue Jays games, he has seats behind home plate!) and he bought the largest collection of signed Negro League baseballs and donated them to the Negro League Baseball Hall of Fame in Kansas.
Neil Pert ... probably one of if not the greatest drummer of all time :)
"The Professor's" Drum set!
The Police also a 3 man band and awesome as well.
Go watch the official video ,it's a record session
YYZ Rush live in Rio!
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Excellent job adding the interview with Dan Rather. Greatest three-piece band ever. Checkout Neil’s drum solo live in Frankfurt. Some Rush songs: Subdivisions, Limelight, YYZ. Enjoy the sound.
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Check out Xanadu live 1981
An prepare too be blown away by the sounds that these 3 guys produce during an era long before digital backing tracks
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Three of the best rock musicians ever. 👍👍