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

Wow! Outstanding guys! The boys would be proud

Saw them Saturday November 9th at District 142 in Wyandotte, MI. I can’t say enough how good these guys are.

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. 👍

A wonderful tribute to neil and Rush !

This is a great tribute to Neils big red kit ! Neils red tamas are the ultimate kit for me

Outside of the beanie cap they are not trying to look like Rush!!!!

Terrific, my hats off to you sir!!!!❤❤❤

missing only the onstage washing machines. very nice.

Quite the investment of time and money for this kit but I can't help but point out that this would absolutely creep the hell out of Neil were he standing in front of it.

As someone who has seen Rush a dozen times, Great Job Guys. The guitar tone sounds great.

Nice job buddy. Would like to see you guys live.

Seeing that Timpax Walz’s old lady has been pimping the title Turn The Page, it’s no wonder Geddy Lee said he hated this song and stopped playing it after the 1987 outing. The words are strikingly consistent with this shit show we’ve been seeing with Timpax and his dominatrix, Mistress Cum-Allah

Even did the stick toss..fk yeah, well done fellas!

LOVE IT!

Hard work 💪!

🔥🏎️

they rocked chareleston sc

Charleston last night was excellent. Have seen Rush 68 times in my life and these guys did a wonderful job.

they rocked chareleston

Been a RUSH Disciple since April of '75 and I have No Doubt in my mind that Dirk, Lerxst and The Professor are absolutely digging this! Cheers Everyone!

I just saw you in Michigan City, Indiana (8-10-24). Had to leave early. I was very impressed. Excellent job boys. I'll check you out again and watch all of it.

That is just weird, it’s ok to cover the music but to try to look the same and act the same is silly. It’s about music folks, not appearance

I’ll be seeing you all in September, can’t wait.

It’s great to have all of the top equipment but you’ve still got to be able to play. I saw this band live and they weren’t that bad. The only thing is the drummer is choppy and his tempo fluctuations throw off the whole band. Also, maybe he would benefit from someone showing him how to tune his drums. They’re expensive DW’s and they really should sound a lot better

Another one I never got to experience live.

I wish I could've seen this one live. I'd even love to see a cover band play it. Your Geddy did great with that vocal, bass, synth pedal finale!

Interesting seeing the P bass being used for these tunes!

My best friend of 50 years and I were complete Rush heads growing up in the early 80s. He always hated this song. Fast forward to 2019. On a mancation to Nevada we had rented a fabulous Airbnb in Henderson Nevada. There was an elevated cabana by the pool. From there we could see the lights of Vegas. After a long day of desert trekking and some perfectly grilled steaks we sat and just watched the lights upon the horizon in silence. I brought my Alexa blue tooth speaker and she was randomly playing my songs that she knew I liked. Lakeside park starts echoing off the pool and filled the air.... He quietly says, "I remember when I didn't like this song at all.....Funny how things change.....what a masterpiece......" He passed away June of 2020. 😢