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idle worship to the fullest

My uncle invented that.

Interesting. The official drum notation for this says this section is 7/8, not 13/8.

Great Job brother 😊

What a phenomenal tribute! That kit is absolutely stunning!

We can't see anything...😶

Drums are a lil too loud in the mix.. Drop em 3 or 4 dB and your golden…

Nice theatre to play. Great crew.

Very well done

My zildjian Crotales will be here next week. I am going to weld them on the top of my Adams symphonic chimes. My fabrication guy made me 2 racks, so I could put 3 mark trees, 2 triangles, and 3 Burma bells on it. I also put tubular wind chimes on it, too.

I have 2 cymbal stacker stands. Ride on the bottom, with a crash on top. Saves a lot of room, and they look cool.

I far desire this setup over what Neil played with a single kick, mostly because it puts the ride in a better position, not low and close, which is lame to me. Very cool kit.

Wow, the guys have really let themselves go.😯

How high is the 90 degree angle that holds the temple blocks and crotches? Thanks

Why are there no air vents on the concert toms?? 😂

Words would be too cheap a means to express how much I love this kit, and I especially appreciate the modern touches to it. Neil was absolutely correct in saying "new drums are better".

Wow. Great vocal. Sounds just like Geddy. Love the drum kit too. You guys nailed it.

What no rotisserie chickens on stage?

Absolutely great kit man! That would be fun to play!

Wow great job guys !!!

great vocals and bass, best Geddy tribute yet

Awesome job lads very impressive! 👍

Awesome vocals!!! You sound just like Geddy

Had an incredible time with a bunch of my friends of over 40 + years. The ROACH . The RUSH Experience is awesome.

He was definitely the king of percussion

Good job sir. I am very familiar with that kit from many years ago nice presentation...thanks

This was an incredible evening. Thank you to team Rush Experience. Please come back soon.

They’re not bad..

Wow! TRE… first time coming across them. Absolutely outstanding! Really, really impressed!

The singer sounds like Stewie Griffin . . . . I mean or is that just me ?

Great job guys all the best!

Need to lead the clapping like Geddy does live. Also, don't "Rush" the tempo 😅

I'd go see these guys but they gotta play Xanadu.

Going to see them tomorrow Saturday November 9th, 2024 in Michigan.

The 1980's TAMA Superstars are some of the best sounding drums ever made.

Fantastic!

WHAT!?!? Wait a minute... Ya mean I was playing 13/8 way before I knew WTH 13/8 even was?!?!?! Well THAT'S Cool As F ! Thank You Neil !

Best cover I have EVER seen on TH-cam hands down !!! You guys def did your RUSH homework !!!! Subbed !!!

I hope you plan on playing in Annapolis sometime in the near future.

Wow! I just subscribed. Sounds great. I've been a RUSH fan since I was 12. Keep playing, thanks

Great job ! Going to see RUSH Experience Saturday November 9th, District 142 Wyandotte, MI.

Beautiful and well put together.

Great job! Great respect for the work you put into this project…👍😎🥁

❤❤❤Huuuge RUSHfan. You hit this track. Wow. Very well done. Greetings Dirk Belgium

Be very careful with those Temple blocks if they are wood. I know so many guys who used these from as far back as the 70's and they have cracked a few. The composite stuff they make now for Temple Blocks is terrific for longevity and really playing loudly, but nothing beats the look of the authentic Asian blocks that you have up there. Just be careful, cause they do crack over time as the wood ages. You did a ton of work on this kit and I applaud you. Just filling a hole with birch or maple and sanding smooth for a paint job is a job, is a bear in and of itself. Nice work!

Wow! Great job. You even captured the 1981 vibe.

Waoooo excelente cover

Neil's Signals kit was not a Superstar kit, it was actually an Artstar Corida shell with Superstar hardware and badges, and the shells were cut down to standard sizes. Most people confuse this because Tama did the Candy Apple finish for Superstar drums in 1986. The sound Neil got was from a Birch/Corida shell, not a straight birch shell.

To answer your question on how Neil mounted the 18” crash above the ride, back in the 70’s both Ludwig and Pearl made similar stackers. From Ludwig you can see it used by both Ian Paice and Ginger Baker. I think I remember a Pearl promo photo with Ed Shaughnessy using it for a short time. Great video, this is such a great tribute to Neil, such detail. Maybe one day you can walk thru the riser construction for both rigs.

Great work and attention to details. I really like the mix of era and the vibes of this drum kit. 👍