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The anthem for all square pegs ✌
Rick Haddad reminds me of growing up in the suburbs outside New Haven CT....
These guys understood what jr. High & High School was to those of us who did not fit in.
Are they square pegs or successful people? That is the question. Rush was performing in this song here the status quo for the average Joe and Jane. There were numbers (and still are) in any high school class who would persevere through the teeny boppery, cliques and bullying in public schools to go on and become highly successful.
For "cool kids" struggling to stay cool too, or wondering whether it's worth the hassle.
@@remorselesscuckslayerii8276 Neil Peart said in so many words that for every artistic decision he made, He asked himself whether it would betray his inner 16 year old.
Couple things. First of all, people like me like watching reaction videos to good rock and roll for a number of reasons. One reason is we don't want to see this highly creative stuff from the past die out. We grew up with it, we know how great it was and is. Do you ever get excited when a friend discovers and enjoys something that you've known about for some time? Not only does it take you back to your own discovery (nostalgia) when you see them light up in recognition of the goodness, but it brings you the additional joy of knowing there is one more person out there who likes it or at least can appreciate it. Now, there are a million reaction videos out there and not all of them are interesting. Yours are interesting because you're intelligent, curious, non-judgmental, and genuine. I hope you're taking some credit for that. :)
This was super kind thanks !
You just described exactly why I enjoy watching reaction videos.
@@ScribeCash I'm with that Shawn fella in his assessment of you.
Keep up the good work lass...
This about sums it up. It's a lot of fun to see a new generation digging the same songs that inspired me to get into music when I was younger.
Shawn Well said!! I concur and love her positive spirit! Just like the collective outlook of Geddy, Alex and Neil, she brings much positivity to the world.
Realise RUSH drummer Neil Peart writes all the song lyrics. Genius.
I'm just starting to get into Rush...Does their discography have a lot of depth?
@@nicholasmaxwell9899 Yes
@@MrTech226 More like an emphatic yes!
@@scottshields113 Thanks!
@@nicholasmaxwell9899 You get 4 decades of music. The initial first straight forward but heavy heavy Zep influence debut. Enter Neil Peart as drummer 2nd album and Rush brings hard rock/early metal to Prog and the journey takes off. 20 min songs ( 2 on a couple albums, esoteric themes, Sci Fi) Then the 80s stuff, synth period, but thought provoking lyrics. The nineties return to more hard rock and a few swan song albums after the nineties. A quick survey that doesn't do justice. Class guys they are and master muscians. Enjoy discovering
These three are all-time masters. They are as tight live.
Well, were, anyways. :(
I know bud. I miss concerts.😔
@@devinnickle1310 I have seen Rush back in 2010 during their Time Machine tour in West Palm Beach.
I saw Rush live 18 times on 16 tours starting with the "A Farewell to Kings" tour in 1978, when I was 15 years old.
This band has accompanied me through the decades, good and bad times, making good times great, and bad times better, they are masters, geniuses, this music will never die, and without trying to sound condescending it is a darn shame most teens wont experience this power trio. It is up to us, the fans, to make sure this amazing music NEVER dies.
Neil Peart's drumming has that effect on everyone.
It turns everyone into "air drummers".
R.I.P., "Professor". 😥
Imagine being in High school and hearing this ? Then imagine actually seeing them live being 15 yrs old. Now you and many are hearing this as a parent looking back , but in my case I was there living this.
We were truly blessed by the rock gods! Albums released while I was a teen - Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Signals.
Imagine paying $11.00 (plus a $0.25 convenience fee) to see Rush live at the Boston Garden in 1981 and thinking that seemed a bit pricey since I only paid $10.00 (plus a $0.20 convenience fee) to see Queen live the previous year? Things REALLY got crazy when they charged me $12.00 (plus a $0.30 convenience fee) to see The Who and The Clash on the same bill at Shea Stadium in 1982! I might be old.....but I got to see all the cool bands live!
Yes, Neil, the Professor, not only the best drummer ever but an incredible lyricist!! RIP Professor!!!!!!!!
My childhood in one song...
Mine too.
Yup. The official video with the kid reading a book in the lunch room was me. Burying my nose in a book was my escape from the unattractive truth. I was in high school when this album was released, so I could relate to it. Needless to say i have been a Rush fan since.
@@Jelsick Have you cast yourself back in since then :) I'm 59 and still feel disconnected from this mad world, actually I kind of cast myself out for survival purpose :)
Awesome stuff
Same here , i was 18 in 1985.
You are getting the RUSH of RUSH!! They are so fine. Not everybody appreciates their expertise musically, lyrically and as decent humans. It makes me smile watching you grow and rockin out
I think you're ready now.
It's time to experience the Magnum Opus that is 2112.
I agree! It would have been hard to appreciate without some baby steps. Also, she should check out La Villa Strangiato.
Really? Rush fans have to get used to the fact that the band had another 38 years of their career after that over-hyped, self-indulgent Ayn Rand inspired thing "2112".
@@surfeit5910 overhyped? Seriously? Get real man. The effin song is a masterpiece. There was nothing like it in 77. Not even close. And you know what? There's still nothing like it. Its musical composition alone runs circles around just about anything else ever laid down on tape. Pull your head out of your keister
And then YYZ and finally La Villa Strangiato
Dayum straight Lonestar Avenger. Spot on. 👍🏻
I'm a big time Rush fan since 1981 and this song is about growing up in the suburbs and this song still have the same meaningful message over 36 + years since it came out. The album signals isy all-time favorite album of Rush
great reaction. that was my favorite song when it came out in 1982, I was a senior in high school :-)
I'm with you Mike, what an awesome time to grow up, wish i could go back.
Baby - I was rockin' with this song 37 years ago. And it's as true today as it was then. That's the sadness.
One of my favorite Rush songs, and I hadn't listened to it in a long time, so thank you for reacting to this! Rush is one of the all-time best power trios!! My current favorite power trio is The Warning, three sisters who have been playing together since the youngest, the bassist, was seven. She just turned 15. And they rock! Rush was one of their inspirations as a power trio, and drummer Neal Peart is one of the people that Paulina, drummer and songwriter, cites as an influence in her playing.
And I'm down with what you said at the end. I am currently trying to find ways to strike out on my own. No 9 to 5, at present. In fact, in their second 'TedX Talks' at UNR, titled "You've been warned!" from two years ago, Paulina tells people they have to fight for their dreams. She is really an energetic, inspiring person. All three are! Go watch that, if you get a chance.
There's also another 'TedX Talks' video from the year before that you might want to see after that. There are a whole lot of great recent songs of theirs (all original music) for you to react to! Rock on!!!
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Just seeing this a few months after Neil passed. So thrilling to watch someone young (or old) discover the soundtrack to my life. I was in grade 11 when this song came out. I had been a Rush fan for about 5 years in grade 11. This song so so so spoke to me and my friends. Rush was NOT COOL to listen to back then. But this was US... this song was US. Rush was our band. So thrilled to see the torch passed to our youth who see their music for what it always has been.... genius and one masterpiece after another. Enjoy their music, and keep their torch burning bright.
These guys just retired from touring last year or so after 40 years on the road. They haven't totally shut the door on making new music together, but most of the fans are not hopeful. However, we are grateful for all the music they did make.
It's actually about living in the suburbs. This is what music is about. Makes you think, and they should look old. They started in the early 70's. They were amazing live.
Takes me back to high school. Love RUSH and Skynyrd.
Just have to put it out there, I'm a seasoned Scribe. I was born in the sixty's. Came of age in the late seventy's, early Eighty's. Grew up in Baltimore. Classic rock, southern rock, folk rock, blues, early metal, pop, Motown, Jazz. Music was a huge part of my life. although I never played any instruments, I was the kid with the boombox and a collection of cassettes to rock any occasion!! {had over 200 albums recorded.} Over the past year or so I have been following many reaction channels. It has been some much fun watching a new generation discover the music that I love.{watching there minds and soul explode!} I love your videos, you are such a beautiful young lady, but I have to say, I absolutely love how you let your freak side out in your reactions. Its like going back in time when the songs first hit the air waves. My friends and I playing air guitar and bopping to the music.. Happy Holidays To you and your channel. Follow your Dreams for they are the bright star to lead you on your path. 20k by Christmas is in the bag ;-}
I was lucky to grow up with RUSH. We had songs like this to grow up with. Songs that were theraputic to people like me who was socially awkward because I spent all my time playing drums. There were times I felt like an outcast because of my devotion to practice and my music, but I had songs like this to play along with and motivate me to keep going. I'm 50 still playing drums and still playing at a high level recording a cd last year and playing every weekend. Rush was such an inspiration to my drumming and spiritually. I also was spurred into writing lyrics when I learned Neil Peart wrote Rush's lyrics and I also began singing as a drummer as well. So glad I didn't cave to the norm and kept my dream alive. Bands like rush, triumph, pink floyd, led zeppelin, and later dream theater were there with songs that made you think and grow instead of the party songs and love songs that got the radio play.
You are a joy. Watching your reaction to the song brought tears to my eyes because it is a testament to the brilliant lyrics and drumming of Neil Peart as well as musical virtuosity of Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.
Some will sell their dreams for small desires. Deep lyrics. Again, please react to Xanadu from the Exit Stage Left concert in Montreal. I was at this show. Seeing them perform this song live is an experience. Only if you are ready to rock. I am.
Brian L I could second that at this point.
Maybe their best song.”Be cool or be cast out.” Anti- bullying right there.It was destiny that these three talents got together and formed a remarkable trio that made some unmatched music.
Not just MAYBE. It is their or anyone`s best song ever ;)
What a joy it is to watch a young lady react so joyfully to Rush, such a pleasure to watch you discovering a truly amazing band
The key to your happiness,be your true self,love yourself as God loves you
I've been air drumming to Neil Peart's drumming for 40 years. I still can't help myself when i listen to Rush.
Thanks for the shout out.... Senior Scribs Rule. \m/
There’s still a dozen more epic songs in their catalogue!
Another Excellent Reaction!! I love that you are 'Real' with your responses! 🤟🤟🤟
One of my favorite Rush songs. Lyrics are very deep and relevant, musicianship top notch as always. ☮️
This song came out right when I was hitting those awkward years in high school. I was an awkward kid who just wanted out of school and out of the 'burbs to go join a band. I didn't fit in with anybody or any clique. Not even the stoners or metalheads. This very song got me though all that. Very relatable.
My favorite Rush song! you rock 🤘
LIT up like a firefly just TO feel the living NIGHT!
REST IN PEACE NEIL! WE MISS U!!!!!
For so many years I think of Neil and Rush as I sit on a quiet evening under the street lights. And start to dream of somewhere to relax my restless flight. Somewhere out of a memory of lighted streets on a quiet night. I love it.
So deep! Such a majestic song!
....lots of us can relate to these lyrics...
The whole album is a masterpiece. U should check it out.
I think you are ready for La Villa Stranguiato by themselves 🤘🤘🤘
Banger
I love your air drums. You are a beautiful soul. ❤️
And THAT is why we love RUSH. You got it.
The weapon Live 1984. excellent performance, was my first RUSH concert.
Bravo. This young lady surely loves the brilliance of RUSH!!! So sweet to see her first reaction to the Masters. She totally grooves with it. Wise beyond her years!, God bless you...what a sweetheart!!!
the trees, new world man, working man
I grew up with Rush. They inspired me to crack a Dictionary every now and then. And as a drummer myself, I have been inspired to perform many of the songs. There are so many great songs with this band. I even like Circumstances and Show Don't Tell. Never gets old.
Rest easy, Brother Neil. There will never be another like you 😭❤️🤗
Neil's lyrics were just as complex and intricate as his drumming...... what a fucking legend
Good job on your reaction and take on this great song.
I've been a Rush fan since the mid-70s and it's so refreshing to see all the reaction videos the younger people are putting up.
City Kid, Suburb Kid, Ghetto Kid, Country Kid....doesn't matter. The social "clicks" and subdivisions of classes, people, ideals, expectations from parents and relatives, etc. affect us all. The "dreamers, the misfits so alone". The ones who won't or will not conform to what so-called society dictates to us as the "norm". To quote another Rush lyric from 'Vital Signs'...."everybody got to deviate from the norm"...
Raise your glass to the individual thinkers out there!
🍻🍻🥂
Hell, I'm 53, disabled, and I am still a metal bassist with over 20 basses and all the other gear I need to play and sing. My dream is still alive till the day I die! Rock on! 🤘🤘😎
The drummer is also their lyricist. He comes up with incredibly deep words for their songs, and he then turns it over to the bassist and guitarist to develop the music... and he sees how to contribute musically.
The three of them provide some of the tightest sounds I've ever heard.
Thank you for no profanity in your music it's about time and thank you for loving RUSH And Im seasoned to.
I think it is a joy for all of us to see someone enjoy the music of their youth as much as you have enjoyed that art throughout the years. I love your reaction to this as well as your understanding the point of the song.
Scribe, I can't stop watching your Rush reactions. I'm going through a little bump in the road right now, and watching your videos takes the edge off. Thank you.
The beginning of the video left me feeling like I was at an auction lol. Not only did I sub AND click a bell, I think I bought Edison's first prototype of the electric toothbrush!
I love your reactions! What a wonderful song to enjoy for the first time! Rush was awesome.
I love you!
I love your reactions.
I love your facial expressions.
I love your willingness and passion to experience what is new music to you.
Everything new to you is old hat to me. But watching individuals like yourself hear for the first time is like re-experiencing it for the first time.
You're awesome. Keep doing you lady. Keep doing you ❤
Not only is this the greatest song of all time, but there is so much more to this song than meets the eye. I personally know several people who have done their Ph.D. theses on RUSH and this song specifically. Aside from its OBVIOUS meaning (i.e. people who are not considered "cool" or "popular" being cast out from society), there is actually a "double meaning" to this song. The secondary meaning is the irony of people from the big city wanting to escape to where there is peace and quiet (i.e. the suburbs) yet the people from the suburbs want the "action" and want to go down to the big city to find it/experience it. Hence, we have subdivisions socially as well as geographically. It's almost the "flip side of the coin" kind of song. The more you listen to it, the more you appreciate its many, many layers and (as always) magnificent musicianship by the greatest band of all time. Not my opinion, but simply a fact of life.
Love how you jam to Rush during the song. I can tell how much you enjoy their music!
Spot ON girl, you got it first hearing. Yes, society and growing up..all subdivided into who's in and who's out. Well done. All these guys in the band were "out"...then they found each other and became one of the greatest bands of the age. ;) And may I say, watching your reaction, especially towards the end...YES! That's how I feel everytime I hear this song and I've heard it...probably longer than your life. :) I'm so happy to see younger people discovering this band. You have a long rabbit hole to explore with Rush...have fun doing it!
My fave Rush song of all. Got this album when I was 12 and it gave me life. Such a joy to watch you enjoy it!!
When I was a boy I retreated to the music. So much really good stuff from back then.
GOOSEBUMPS...WHEN... YOU START PUTTING THE LYRICS IN PLAY WITH THE MUSIC!... TAKES ME BACK 40-YRS!!!!
Your reactions are amazing. It's so much fun to watch someone new to Rush (and young) enjoy it as much as you clearly do. It's obvious your a musician because you react to every part that's noteworthy no matter which instrument is shining at that moment.
You’re amazing and inspirational
Great song and thank you for those words after.
I wish to share my favorite Rush song with you, "Secret Touch" from their 2002 album "Vapor Trails". If you decide to do a reaction vid to this, look up the remixed version (the band had a producer that royally messed up the mix in the original release).
The lyrics were written by drummer Neil Peart as he spent a long sabbatical from the band to recover from a devastating set of circumstances (he lost his daughter to a car accident and his wife succumbed to cancer less than a year later). The song speaks to the way back, to reconnect to the land of the living.
Plus the music kicks ass!
I love the air-drumming!!
Hell yeah, good to see you take this one on.
Your reaction made my day. I grew up with these Masters. Great to see others inspired by them.
This song prances, jumps, hops and plain throws down. All while gliding like a wind-blown silken cloth.
Thankyou.... Great analysis... added to my playlist.... Hi from Cumru (Wales UK).. : -) 👍
This song is why I became a Rush Fan..
Brings back good memories. I grew up in the 909, in the early 80's not much to do there and people tended to get along, so our crowd was diverse. The white guys would share Rush and other rock bands with black and hispanic friends, the black and hispanic (and Indian, Middle Eastern, various Asian, etc. etc.) friends would share their music favorites back with us, it was good times, I'm still in touch with some of them despite having moved away and moved on in life. It started a life-long love affair for me with Motown and funk. We all just dug each other's stuff and it was a happier time, before the media started telling everyone that we should hate each other. Praying for the good times to come back some day.
Thanks for posting this, it made me feel happier today. P.S. LOVE the way you move and groove to this, you are a very musical person and as a musician, I love seeing this in others.
Jan 31 and watching you recognize Neils drumming is nice to see, other others posthumous "omg i always love him" BS ,,,go Sis
Love your reaction to this great song :-) This was one of my nerd anthems growing up. Love Rush!
You are killing it with these reactions 🤘
It has taken me this long to finally "get" Rush. Thanks for introducing me to this fantastic music!
Getty Lee would go from bass to keyboards. Epic
You earned one more subscriber with that video. Thank you from a RUSH fan who saw them live in 1980
I like your free spirit …I can see you incorporating some of these sounds/styles you’re experiencing from these songs into your own music …giving it a unique flavor.
my new favorite channel! love you and this channel!!! NOICE
My favorite Rush song!!
Love it when someone listens to good tunes, Sweetie your reaction is priceless.
Great advice. Funny that this band inspired me as a teen and now it’s inspired you to tell your story.✌🏻👍🏼👍🏼
A women who understands music!
They are older but just as INCREDIBLE. The songwriter is drummer Neil Peart who reads A LOT so Geddy and Alex gave him full rule of Lyrics. Love your reactions to Music & Comedy. Your song,just checked it out was AWESOME!!!! Knew you had a GREAT voice when you do that ring my bell thing LMFAO!!!!! My wife also said you have a GREAT voice which is a major compliment. KEEP IT REAL GIRL.
I love your enthusiasm and enjoy you hearing it for the first time.
The soul that inhibited the shell we all loved known as Neil Peart was brought to us from somewhere that gave a gift of him to our realms for a short time. He lived many lifes through his travels. I will never forget what he an inspiration in my life. Thank you Miss for understanding this music and appreciating it and I think Neil would want people to celebrate life even when its light dimmed.
that's why I'm glad i heard the song "ANTHEM" long before i heard "SUBDIVISIONS" GREAT reaction SCRIBE$ :)
Malignant Narcissism- only 1 reaction to this song exists on CZcams and is about 2 mins long and it’s a masterpiece...
Love your energy and thoughtfulness in regards to the lyrics, but also your perspective and insight you shared with us at the end. Progressive Rock/Metal has a LOOOT of amazing things to offer, and ton of variation. From the guys who laid the foundations, like Rush, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin....to the newer bands like Tool, Isis (the band lol, they were Isis before 'Isis' is what it is now...) and Pelican (instrumental prog metal) and a ton more others could mention. I look forward to joining you on your journey. Liked, Subbed, and wrung the ball!
I was a teenager and a huge RUSH fan when Subdivisions came out. The song reaches out to teenagers that dream of better things and just want to fit in. Play one of my favourites and I believe they have never played it live “Everyday Glory” from Counterparts. “The Pass” from Presto has very strong lyrics one of Neils best if not his best lyrics.
I just listened to them yesterday and this song lol. Love their music
Rush has been doing it over 40 years! All three good men and husbands. Never trashed hotel rooms or had groupies.
All Rush songs lead in one direction- out to the woodshed for an ass-whooping! Great reaction, that's why I love your channel.
You listen, and get what they are talking about. If you are reacting to Rush, you have to do that. You can't just nod your head and jam out.
This band demands thoughtful interpretation of the song, and you deliver that!!
Love your reactions Scribe! You're an original
You're awesome. I am a seasoned subscriber and really enjoyed your reaction and the thoughts you shared at the end. Well said. I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel. Best wishes.
Though I am way way older than you, thank you for your wise words. Sincere people like you help me keep fighting cynicism; that's what getting older to me really is. And it's true, you found something to do what is appreciated by others and, above all, yourself. May all of your dreams come true (and be careful what you wish). Love
Thank you for reacting to this one you are about to 20k !!!
You go, girl!! Awesomeness!
You are intelligent and passionate with your active listening. It's a pleasure to listen to your thoughtful commentary.