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When a drummer wants to perfect his timing he uses a metronome…when a metronome wants to perfect his timing he uses NEIL PEART.
Amen!!!!!!
that is such a good turn of phrase!....damn son! very true
Chester Cheetah agrees...
Nice! I’m stealing that one😂
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Not just three guys soloing at the same time but each using different time signatures and magically blending them together to create a unique and melodic sound. These guys were the absolute best at recreating the studio sound live on stage with each guy multitasking often using their feet to play more than one instrument at a time. The holy trinity, there will never be another band like them.
Or three solos.... and magically blending them together to create a unique and melodic sound
You are a 100% right they are by far my favorite of the progressive rockers to come out of the 1970s nobody buddy at all And they're talent and could multitask play more than one instrument at once Like they did God rest Is in peace Neil Pert
Neil Peart on drums RIP to him. He is in my opinion the greatest drummer of all time & honestly all 3 of them are masters at their craft. You won't find a more talented band then Rush
I agree totally
I also say the same about Tool and red hot chili peppers.
especially when you consider he wrote most of their songs as well
Since Buddy Rich was who Neil looked up to I’d say BR is the GOAT, then Neil. 👍🏻
@brett3429 can't argue that either because I know he was Neil's favorite & yeah BR was a total badass
When you hear them live, it's hard to believe the band is only 3 musicians. Incredible sound.
Too bad no one will ever get that chance again..
It was both just like that, and something else altogether, every single time. How lucky we all were!
Changes aren’t permanent but change is. Great line ☺️
I saw them live once. They blew me away.
What’s truly amazing is these guys are playing instruments with no backing tracks or auto tune. That’s real talent!
Without doubt they are talented.
(Valves vs Transistors is possibly becoming a legitimate question.)
I know ‘Rush’ is an Irish surname but I will have to look them up.
I only know ‘Tom Sawyer’ from the book.
Yes, no Pro Tools or Logic here, or backing tracks running. Real talent, thumbs up.
@@De5O54 They are Canadian. No Irish links as far as I know. Amplification has changed over the years but, having seen them 17 times (and I've also been keen on their kit / stagecraft), I believe it's always been valve-driven' - a mixture of Marshall, Ampeg (bass), Hughes & Kettner. They have used a few triggered backing tracks from time to time but it's them playing. Geddy multi-tasked with bass, vocals and keyboards. He also used Taurus bass pedals when playing keyboards. However, on some of the more complex tracks, there was occasional use of a backing track. He also plays 6 string (he had a 6/12 Rickenbacker) and would occasionally play rhythm guitar behind Alex's lead lines. Unusually, they used a string section on their final album / tour.
As a proud Canadian, Rush are an AMAZING LEGENDARY BAND... Amazing discography
The magic of RUSH ... yes, all three can solo at the same time without stepping on each other. This is unique to them. Three of the greatest of all time - together - for over 40 years.
RUSH is THE PERFECT EXAMPLE of the fluidity of MASTERING TIME SIGNATURES! I play drums and there are a few things that you need to know about Neil Peart’s ( pronounced PEER-T) character: First he writes the lyrics so he knows in advance what TYPE of song it’s meant to be ie ballad, driver, etc. Second he COMPOSES on the drums… like a carpenter who looks at a set of blueprints before building the object. Neil lays out a SKETCH in his mind of the VOICES of the drumset and builds the song from there. He is also a great LISTENER knowing when NOT to step over Geddy’s singing or Alex’s solos! Finally, he had perfect timing and fluidity of time changes. He said himself that it’s not about COUNTING the time signatures as much as fluid motion to change the tempo without counting: in other words it should FLOW! He hates repeating the same drum patterns in the same song meaning if he plays a fill one way the first time around he will play it differently the second time around. IE. Rolls down the toms the first time around and triplets or quads (all four limbs) the second time around. In short there will NEVER be another like him on planet earth 🌍 🌏 🌎! REST IN PEACE PROFESSOR!
With heart felt admiration and sincerity!
Gary
If I could only listen to 10 bands the rest of my life....RUSH is one of them! Geddy Lee is phenomenal, Alex Lifeson is perhaps the most underrated Lead Guitarist ever, and the late great Mr. Peart is regarded as perhaps the greatest Percussionist ever. I personally think as a 3 man band.... they may be one of, if not the greatest bands ever.
The way Geddy keeps the bass going thru Alex’ solo has always given me chills
Him and Geezer are my love affair with the bass
It's great. Geddy is so impressive, using his feet, his fingers and his mouth simultaneously.
@@chopperdeath sometimes you just want to do it all, you know? XD
I'm not nearly as good as these legends, or even a professional musician, but everytime I have the oportunity I try to play as much different things as possible, and sing. It doesn't always work out, though. hahahah
Idk, it's liberating... 😌
@@mendronesg I sing but also play guitar/bass....but not at the same time! Which is something I wish I had learned because it makes you a more helpful member of the band.
If you like the drummer you'll love his solo. It's nothing short of amazing.
A track by Rush well worth watching is "The Garden" live performance from their Clockwork Angels tour, there is also a live drum solo of Neil Peart that is very impressive. A fun fact - the drummer Neil Peart wrote the lyrics for the band.
Neal Peart was the greatest drummer to walk the Earth. Rush is the best 3 man band ever. Stone cold professionals plying their craft. Rush, Kansas, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Def Leppard,AC DC..... At the time we thought music would always be this good. Heartbreakingly, we were wrong.
Thats the beauty of Rush...whatever your favorite instrument is, they will give you what you want. Amazing artists, all of them
Can you imagine finishing this take and looking around the room thinking, "Holy hell boys, we've got a winner" with big smiles on their faces?! Fantastic.
@Bisscute - I've been blessed to have followed Rush since their first album - when I was at school in my mid-teens. I grew up on a musical diet of the truly great rock bands of the late 1960s and 1970s. Rush toured the UK on numerous occasions and I got to see them live at least once on each tour. In my opinion, they are the best rock band ever. We can debate which of them is the most talented - and we'd all be right. Geddy's vocals are unique. The fact that he plays bass (brilliantly) whilst also breaking for keyboard passages (and playing a bass-line using Taurus bass pedals) is beyond amazing. Alex Lifeson has to be one of the most under-rated rock guitarists of all time. He has unbelievable phrasing and can play anything. Classical, folk, blues, country, reggae and, oh, awesome rock. Neil wrote almost all the band's lyrics. He was an original and critical thinker. He wrote books not just song lyrics. His life was turned upside down following the death of his daughter and his partner in successive years. He was a quiet and reserved person but part of one of the most successful rock bands in history. His drumming ability is legendary. Aside from Rush, he had projects paying homage to a drumming hero of his, Buddy Rich. The guy was a phenomenon. There's been debate as to who could fill Neil's shoes if Rush decided to carry on. The answer is no-one. Not because they are poor drummers but it would be like a tribute band. Who would write such lyrics? Who would blend the rock and swing influences? If you do more Rush 'reactions' try to pick some more obscure tracks. CZcams is littered with many Rush reactions. Rush didn't chase chart success. They had very few mainstream chart hits. They were too good; too original for that. They were true to themselves, produced 20 or so diverse studio albums and played live shows the likes of which I've never seen bettered in the 50 years I've been going to gigs.
You made one of the best points ever about this band. All of them were simultaneously having solos!
I've never thought about it that way, but you are absolutely correct! Well done!
Yep. Its listening to them collectively and separately at the same time. Always been a learning experience.
When you react to RUSH you are reacting to 3 of the most gifted musicians to play in a band setting. Neil Peart on Drums also Known as "The Professor" was an incredible drummer and lyricist, Geddy Lee, who sang, played bass and synthesizer, sometimes all at once was a weapon unlike no other, and Alex Lifeson plays exactly what is needed for the song.
RUSH IS:
Geddy Lee: Bass guitars, Oberheim polyphonic; OB-X; Mini-Moog; and Taurus pedal Synthesizers, vocals
Alex Lifeson: Six and twelve string electric and acoustic guitars, Taurus pedals
Neil Peart: Drum kit, timbales, gong bass drums, orchestra bells, glockenspiel, wind chimes, bell tree, crotales, cowbells, triangles, plywood, tympani, and Symphonic Chimes
The great thing about Rush is that you can always find something new and exciting to listen to in the music. Focus on drums? Yes! Focus on bass? Yes! Focus on guitar? Yes!
Great band
DRUMMEEEEER!!!! That drum on the intro into the second chorus if we can call it that.. the drum takes the cake of the entire song to be honest! Love the song! AAand this song always brings back memories of the TV Show Chuck. A good show that was!
not only did they all 3 solo simultaneously.. you could hear every note of every part and comprehend it.. .that's how talented these guys are..
If you like songs that tell stories, I highly recommend "Red Barchetta". A barchetta is a type of car, so as a car guy it really speaks to me. As you listen to the song, you can actually visualize it in your head like a mental movie, it's amazing.
Great reaction. All three are just legendary in their craft. The drummer and bassist are considered top 3 all time on any list. The guitarist is very underrated and gets overlooked unfortunately because the other two guys get the most attention. Greatest band of all time !!
Yeah I remember hearing about an interview with Eddie Van Halen being asked how it felt to be the greatest guitarists of all time and his response was something along the lines of "I don't know, you'd have to ask Alex Lifeson." 😊😊
I like to see young people discover the incredible world of rush,it s remind me when i discover rush in 1979 whit the spirit of radio😊 now you know what is great music and great musicians.
If you like the sound of them “soloing all at once” listen to “Free Will”. That’s the ultimate.
A three piece rock band from Canada that arguably has the best drummer AND bass player in the world! The guitarist is probably Top 5 as well. Saw them at least once every tour since 1986. I miss seeing them live so much!
My #1band! 4ever!
"That's a BIG CHUNKY drum set!"
BRILLIANT - LOVE IT !!!
To answer your question about the triple-solo in this song, gotta give the edge to Peart's drums, not because he was Neil Peart (that recognition and reverence came after we memorized this album), but because those rolling-thunder fills created an absolute sensation. There were good hard rock drummers in 1981, but Peart provided the kick-your-skinny-little-a$$ edge we needed after the loss of Bonham and Moon. A new conquering hero was stomping in the sports-arenas across the lands, and he was pounding your head in with mathematical precision. He kinda became an instant hero. Btw, for most of us American pubescent kids, the album Moving Pictures and the song "Tom Sawyer" were our introduction to Rush; the influence was immense and we never recovered. 🤘
I had an English/literature teacher in high school, in his early 70s, I would guess. Coolest teacher, drove a Mustang Mach 1. One day he came into class and asked if we'd heard that new Rush song, Tom Sawyer. He just said "Oh!" He knew good music.
Rush is beyond real. Only 3 guys, and each a kickass musician. BTW do a reaction of Neil Peart's drum solo... just beware is proof he is an alien sent here to teach us.😅
If you want to see the musicianship in the band, you've got to listen to their live version of Xanadu... it'll blow your mind. In this video, they show Geddy Lee as three people, as a singer, a bassist, and a keyboardist... watch them live and you'll see him do all three at once. It's crazy. My all-time favorite Rush song (and I've been listening for more years than I want to admit) is their live version of La Villa Strangiato; it's a beautiful song that tells a tale with the music alone.
They were absolutely fantastic in concert. Good to see you reacting to them. My personal favorites... Closer to the Heart, Limelight, Freewill, and Fly by Night.
Subdivision is another great song from Rush the greatest rock band of all time from Ontario Canada and you’re adorable 🥰
Also at the same time Alex is playing foot pedals. During concerts Geddy and Alex played different portions with the pedals. At times Geddy is playing bass, pedals and singing. They were all at the top of their game. RIP Neil, you were the best. You owe it to yourself to hear a lot more of Rush's music.
I enjoyed your reaction to my favorite band very much. I really liked how you admired the greatest drummer of all-time, Neil Peart.
They were all college-trained guys and went for a progressive rock meets sci-fi sound. Every song showed off thier chops and painted an image of the song's lyrics, mostly written by Drummer Neil, who was a HUGE reader and traveler. Live they're studio perfect--..Check out "Freewill;;" From Exit stage left, 1981, You will be awed!!
Rest in peace Neil Part , i miss them so much! Has a Canadian, i've seen Rush live so many times since 1988 and these guys are part of my life! i'm glad you listen and enjoyed
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2112, Hemispheres, & The Camera Eye!
Would love to see you react to Rush's last performed song before the Drummer Neil Pert passed. Look for the song The Garden from their live 2012 Clockwork Angels tour version. It was their goodbye song.
Man what a band. They can play, awesome musicianship. The drummer really leaned in.
Great pick Biss. Thank you. Hope you a great weekend.
Rush is the perfect example of "Progressive Rock".... A genre that focused on the TECHNICAL aspects of instruments, which is highlighted by the drums in this song as well as each artist getting a "mini-solo"..... combined with "cutting edge" electronic sounds (which is the synthesizer being added and using mixers to "bend" the notes from each instrument at times as well).
"Progressive Rock" is one of the few genres within the "Rock community" that gets a bit of a "bad reputation" due to being viewed as basically going "outside the range of instruments and cheating by distorting notes during recording". HOWEVER, on the flip side of the argument, it also brought about a TON of innovation and made the artists in the genre HIGHLY respected because of how much they "perfected" the instruments they played in order to know when/how to use the electric "bending sound".
Neil Peart is the perfect example of this. He is STILL highly respected by people in the industry NOT for being "a drummer", but a "percussionist". Meaning that it wasn't JUST the drum set that he was a master at, but ANY instrument that used the "percussion" technique. Drums, xylophone, cymbals, bells... ANYTHING that required a "striking" motion to produce sound, he worked to try and perfect it. His drum-solo's are LEGENDARY and a must see to experience the difference between "a drummer" and "a percussionist".
The excellence of this band is of course undeniable once you watch this performance. I read somewhere that Geddy Lee’s speaking voice is definitely lower than his high tenor singing voice. Some vocalists have that discrepancy. For myself I choose the drums, because I’m very partial to them and can play a bit of percussion. And with that, a very big R.I.P. to Neil Peart, who was always such a phenomenal drummer.
Subdivisions is one of my favorite Rush songs.
This song has one of my favorite lyrics of all-time in it:
Though his mind is not for rent
To any god or government
Always hopeful yet discontent
Riding out the days events
He knows changes aren't permanent
But change is
If you thought that was a big drum setup, you absolutely check out his true 24K gold set (even the hardware)!!! Just a one of a kind thing of beauty and one of a kind. Love your channel and now a sub
This is one of those songs
that makes the listener
want to be a musician.
Guitar solo, drum solo. They can all play off each other. Nice reaction video. I like “natural science” I like “time stand still”
"Which blossom is perfect?" (From the movie The Last Samurai). "They are ALL perfect".
This isn't just about the members in Rush, but all bands and all tastes in music. Who is the best? Who is the most perfect? There is no "perfect". They are all wonderful. Enjoy life and enjoy your music.
You said it right.
Each instrument had its own solo.
The keyboards, bass, guitar, and drums. Solos all at once that mixed in well. All that sound and there’s only three of them. True talent.
"YYZ" is my favorite Rush song. It's an instrumental. I love instrumentals. "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group and "Hocus Pocus" by Focus are also rock instrumentals that I love.
YYZ from Rush in Rio is awesome. Brazilian crowd singing along to an instrumental, leaving Geddy's jaw at full drop.
Other bands do instrumentals. Rush does "exercises in sefl-indulgence."
I always liked instrumentals, Joe Satriani albums amongst them...I'll check out the ones you mentioned. What do you think of these offerings... czcams.com/video/mVrN-j_Uc0U/video.html and czcams.com/video/a6ZSvmnkS00/video.html ??
@@johnafirth Agreed, but she should listen to the studio version first, b/c the audio on the Live in Rio video is not that good (as in most cases when talking about a live performance). There's also awesome live versions of both Frankenstein & Hocus Pocus that she should see, but, again, she needs to watch/listen to the studio versions first
So I found live videos of Frankenstein and Hocus Pocus, both 1973, and...both batshit crazy and wonderfully good musicianship. Excellent...thanks :-))
The drummer was phenomenal. Love Rush
Hello Bisscute
Rush are a Amazing Band...
All of his musicians are Big Big greats musicians...
Voice,Bass,Drums,Keys And Guitars...
Roll the bones are great song too
I think Pink Floyd and Rush are the nicests introductions to Progressive Rock you could ever give to someone. I love RUSH, one of my Top 5 favorite Progressive Rock bands ever. This three guys Geddy Lee (bass, vocals, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitars, keyboards) and the mighty Neil Peart (drummer, and songwriter) are big influences on so many Rock and Metal musicians.
And early King Crimson, especially the first album "In the Court of the Crimson King". Neil Peart said he was heavily influenced by the innovative style of their drummer Michael Giles.
@@MrVvulf yes could be, but for someone who has never heard music like Progressive Rock the trick is to go slowly, you know: King Crimson, Genesis, Yes, Gente Giant, Camel, Caravan, Curved Air, Novalis, etc, then Italian Prog, then Krautrock, then French Prog, Tropicalia, etc, etc.
@@ronnywilson2112 So the trick is to progress slowly into Progressive. I like it. It all makes sense now. :D Dip your toes in, wade carefully, don't just dive and drown.
@@MrVvulf it would be funny to see Bisscute confuse reacting to Magma, Le Stelle di Mario Schifano, or Comus or early Can.
Been a RUSH fan since 1977. Check out all of their music. I think you will like many of their songs. All of their songs have a message and well thought out lyrics.
Not only did he drum like a madman, but Neil Peart also wrote most of Rush's lyrics.
The music as well as the lyrics. He earned a PHD in music.
@@65Jessev He didn't write all their music.
Rush was your favorite band's favorite band.
Geddy Lee the vocalist, bassist and keyboard player would play bass and keys simultaneously using foot pedals. When he needed to play a complicated piece on keys he would use the pedals on the bass line. Background keyboard parts would be played on the pedals freeing up his hands.
I can't pick!! That's the hardest question ever asked! That makes this the High Priests best song ever
Hey Miss Biss great reaction to Rush Tom Sawyer one of the best and spectacular drums 🥁 by a great percussio is I played air drums to it to this day and from all of biss nation says you Rock the world. ❤❤❤😮😮😮😢😅
many people try to imitate neil but there are very very few that can do it. he was a genius with the drums.
Rated as one of the best(if not the best) drummers in the world, Neil Peart was coined as "The Professor". You need to react to Neil's solo on the drums. Just outstanding.
One of the mount Rushmores 4 sure, but ginger I'm sorry is the best ever! Trust me Neil would agree, that was one of his heroes
@@ninjavigilante5311I think what made each of the band members stand out was that they were together. Each of them bringing their talents and attitude in a relevant way to the songs they crafted.
It's highly possible that had the three of them not gotten together, they might have been not nearly as well recognized.
Other Rush recommendations:
Live version of "Xanadu" from Montreal 1981.
"Limelight"
"Sprit of Radio" (either the live 2004 version with extended introduction if you're up for 11 min of live shenanigans, or the animated version of the studio cut if you just want the basic song)
I decided to check out those live “shenanigans” you spoke of on that version. It turned out to be a clinic for how to create a mind blowingly difficult medley as if it was a breezy jam while playing each of their instruments better than almost anyone who has ever lived!
When music reaches that degree of quality and complexity to me it’s like watching a magic trick where I cannot figure out how they do it. I just sit there spellbound in wonder thinking we will never see virtuosos that can play SO tight as a unit like that again.
Oops, almost forgot to say thank you!
Subdivisions is an amazing song by them. You will enjoy it
Yes they're always soloing. To pick a favorite?
Yes.
As you listen to any Rush song... You can focus on the lyrics, you can focus on the guitar, you can focus on the bass, you can focus on the drums... every time you will get something different out of it. Years and years I still hear different aspects of Rush songs. Not many groups can hold your attention in so many ways as Rush can.
Neal Peart was your favorite drummer’s favorite drummer. RIP Professor.
We are truly privileged to not only hear but see the master of percussion that is Neil Pert in this video.
6:21 This Is The #1 Air Drumming Part Of All Time!! I Have Drummed This Part Across
My Steering Wheel 🚗 & Dash Board So Many Times..I Have Lost Count!! Kids…Don’t Try This At Home…U Have 2 Practice 1st On UR Kitchen Countertops Or Table B/f U Can Progress 2 The Car!! SAFETY 1st!! 😊
Usually, when I listen to a song, I'm mostly listening to the vocals & guitar. Tom Sawyer is definitely a drum song.. for me.
One of my personal favorite Rush songs is Armor and Sword. It's not one of their iconic staples like Tom Sawyer or YYZ but I just love it as one of their best underrated songs and it always makes me kind of emotional the way he sings it, the lyrics, and the music combined.
I first saw rush back in the 70s at the hammersmith odeon and was very impressed how three guys could sound like they did
So happy that I got to see them live in 2007! RIP Neil Peart
they had a huge sound for a 3 man band, each one was a master of their instrument
All 3 are amazing artists! Great reaction!
I play a tiny bit of keys. I'm a pretty good guitar player, been playing just for fun for about 20 or 30 years. I've sung a bit. I say all that to answer your question. In the "solo" portion, it's the drums. I have never heard anything better in my life. This guy is the best drummer that ever lived.
Rip neal peart ...one of the magnificent drummer all times...very impressive
The biggest Canadian band ever to come out to the world.
Rush has such a great catalog that I am sure you will get at least 30 outstanding recommendations. I would suggest looking into the often overlooked classics "Natural Science" and "A Passage to Bangkok".
And if you like this "power trio" style, I would recommend Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Recommend "Lucky Man" which is sort of melancholy, or "Karn Evil #9, 1st Impression, Part 2".
An amazing band and to my shame I've only been listening to them for about a year!
Had the honor of seeing them live in the 80's.... such an amazing show that has provided life long memories of super talented people performing their craft.
so many good Rush songs, The Trees, Limelight, 2112 overture, Working Man.
Great reaction...as always...Recorded and filmed at Le Studio, Morin-Heights Québec, Canada...5 minutes from my house....visited it when it was still open..beautiful place...
world class musicians.
Listen closely to the drum riff that repeats over and over
1-2 1-2
1-2, 1-2-3
1-2, 1-2-3-4
1-2, 1-2-3-4-5
1-2, 1-2
1-2, 1-2-3…
It’s magic on the drums you barely notice but it syncopates with the lyrics at just the right places. This is absolutely stupid GOOD.
Drums of course. Greatest drummer of ALL TIME
Best three man band in my opinion
If you like 3 man bands James then perhaps try Cream. They pre-date Rush by a decade but were highly influential. Tracks like Crossroad, Rollin an' Tumbling, Whiteroom etc. Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker who made up Cream were an awesome trio of musicians!
"Subdivisions" is my favorite Rush song. "Time Stand Still" is one you might like. Great reaction.
I think most Rush fans would agree that the live version of Xanadu (Exit Stage Left album) is their signature performance. It’s available on CZcams.
Love that your covering some great Canadian talent .. there are so many to choose from but your on the right track with Rush. ❤
I don't usually recommend live versions as a first listen because the audio isn't as clear as the studio recording so details get missed. But the song "Xanadu" from the album "Exit Stage Left" is probably their best live performance ever and was recorded during their prime when they tried to play their material as close to the studio recordings as possible.
The song TOM SAWYER is in reference towards the 'American Standard of Events'
This drummer is the best drummer in the world in my opinion
Well the best is the drummer - out of this planet!
Lucky enough to have seen RUSH 9 times.
F**k moi, me just not enuff!!!!!!!!!!
Warmest greetings from Vancouver 🇨🇦
I’ve been watching your channel for quite some time now, and enjoy your videos immensely.
Thank you for your recent interest in the Canadian rock band Rush. The level of skill in this band is quite remarkable considering there is only three members.
When Geddy Lee, the bassist, plays the keys he plays the bass line with those pedals with his feet.