I’ve always liked this song. Rush went out the right way. Clockwork Angels has some really strong stuff on it. I still can’t believe it’s been over a year since we lost Neil. RIP to The Professor.
RUSH FAN SINCE THE 70S. THIS SONG HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THEIR GREATEST THEY EVER MADE. IT COMBINES EVERY ELEMENT OF RUSH, THAT HAS MOVED ME FOR YEARS.UNREAL HOW THEY KEEP MAKING GREAT ALBUMS
This is awesome and bittersweet to watch. With Neil's passing, the band is officially done: we are forced to talk about Rush in the past tense. The heartache...it's almost too much.
@@HankFinkle11 - You really underestimate how much their work has meant to many of us. No, it’s not family - but you don’t get to choose your family; that identity is given to you. For many adolescents, the thoughtful, emotive, insightful, evocative, and challenging lyrics (and amazing musicianship) provided a source of inspiration and guidance as we figured out who we really were as individuals. That’s pretty damn significant.
agreed. I still have trouble sometimes watching and listening to Rush. It's such a shame Neil passed on. I was really looking forward to more of his writing.
@@HankFinkle11 - I’m quite familiar with Peart’s feelings on hero worship, and that most certainly is NOT what I’m talking about if you’d paid any attention. For some a meaningful lyric, something actually thoughtful which offered insight into the human condition and helped a confused and isolated teenager to recognize that they weren’t completely alone, could in fact be a beacon of hope which helped them to navigate those difficult years. That’s not hero worship, that’s connecting with the words and ideas of the author in a profound and meaningful way; you should learn the difference.
It's one of several brilliant songs on CA. I feel like they were determined to kick holy ass for this album and destroy any "Rush is going soft" thoughts.
I was a guest of Howard Ungerleider on this tour in Indianapolis Sep 2012. Have to say I was blown away by the way that Howard triggered the lighting - effectively playing along to the music. Watching from the lighting console the light show for this song was so impressive !
That revolving of the drumset in between was unexpected. R.I.P Neil, the greatest drunmer of all time for me! We wish you were still here professor. ❤🥺🥁
Rush concerts were a Spiritual Experience for me, Grateful to have attended most every tour since P/G in 1984. I am glad their music was/has been the soundtrack to my life 😎
You can match up the lyrics to almost every song on this album to a stage in Neil’s personal history. The more I listen to clockwork angels the more it just seems like such a beautiful and a fitting legacy for the man himself. I’m so glad this album was made before he passed away. RIP Neil Peart 😥
The thing I love about this performance is the lighting. When those blue lights go over the audience and the little yellow light glimmers go over the top of the blue in the chorus it really feels like magic
Saw this show (not in Dallas) live and it blew me away. Specifically, this song in particular. Goes to shoes that real music still exists. RIP Professor.
Saw them on their last stop in Kansas City, MO and what a show! We can only hope these three Canucks we've grown to love will tour again in the near future!
Excellent tune. I'm sorry the director decided to do so many edits. I like watching these virtuosos doing their thing, but the shots are so quick you can't see anything.
ONE OF THE GREATEST ROCK BANDS of all time, not lower than The Who, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Queen, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Genesis and Yes! I was so sad by the passing of Neil Peart but know that he is now in heaven, and plays together with Keith Moon and John Bonham. That provides some solace...
how else would they've been able to bow out with such a great album after 40+y of outstanding excellent artistery at a very high level ... just RUSH ... !!!
Anyone here actually read the book? I'm a little halfway (chapter 17 I think). Can't wait to get to the end :) (and read it again! haha). The book makes the album 10x better (for me anyway).
Yes I'm reading it now, it adds so much to the album! Thinking of the majesty of the Angels above Chronos Square while listening to this song and the wonderment of the crowds below :)
VertexHero what book are you talking about? I really need a good read. I was at the show in Phoenix. I think the best show I have ever seen. I've seen Rush well over 30 times. Saw them at the Toledo Sports Arena back in 77 or 78. They opened for Lesley West and Mountain and the main act was Lynyrd Skynyrd. The tour that the Skynyrd band had the plane crash. Let me know the book please.
The Clockwork Angels author Kevin J Anderson is featured on the EVERY SATURDAY split LP. 1/2 of the album on iTunes and Google Play, etc is the mammoth 64+ minute interview on "Rich Castle Presents!..." show. This is the ultimate download as EVERY SATURDAY provide some fun pure veteran Rock tunes on their half of the album: 'EVERY SATURDAY'. Like them on Facebook..
I think (for the first time with a Rush product) that the mix could be a lot better. Geddy's vocals are quite loud whilst his bass and Neils drums are very low in the mix. Alex completely drowns out the string ensemble. It's expertly performed (of course!) but I think the work done in post is a little poor. Anyone else have similar thoughts?
Totally agree. I haven't liked the live mix on concert DVD's since R30 (the last good one). The clarity if gone. Neil's DW's are just mud and his snare crack is in the background which is so annoying. Ged's bass growl is not there. I guess this was the case for CA album as well. When Caravan came out as a single, it had a terrific mix, then just before the whole album came out, they remixed it, and it was terrible! So muddy. It's such a shame to because the great songs are so under served with such a poor mix. My favorite mix for DVD's was Exit Stage Left, next best was R30. Still love Rush though, nothing would change that.
Yeah, completely agree. Vocals sound so loud that are often distorted and drums is barely udible. Same problems overall for the rest of the mix. Sadly, since this is such a great concert!
@@landonpeckham7752 I'd say that Metallica's mix is actually quite good, and like Rush they have the song quality to make up for it if it wasn't. That said, theit camera work could be better.
but i did see this show 3 times on the tour and the bass was too low in all arenas, outdoor and in. so it might be more a problem with their live mixing than anything in post.
Yeah, like on Subdivisions, when he switches to bass, it usually is low and growly..hardly anything with this show. Oh well, it's still a good performance.
I wonder if it has to do with trying to keep the ensemble in the mix as well as the band...and maybe they both don't work together that well from a recording standpoint...this would have been better live.....
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This song is not that 'fancy' (no blitzing guitar, bass, or drums lines). It's so so so simple, but so well put together. These three make this band sound like a 10 person band. (yes I know they have the backups)
To be fair, Rush is one of those bands that people get really immersed into, especially with some of their slower/serious songs. Look at Radiohead, for example. The crowd almost never moves, but that's because they're so into it. It's either that case or this crowd is just a bunch of shitheads.
I personally hate when they mix the audience in a lot, To me it's like when people are singing (poorly generally) next to me at a concert. I paid to hear RUSH, not everyone else.
@@SynthesisMusic what about Headlong Flight and the Anarchist? heck, the whole album is incredible, Halo Effect is probably the weakest song, and it's still very, very good.
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I’ve always liked this song. Rush went out the right way. Clockwork Angels has some really strong stuff on it. I still can’t believe it’s been over a year since we lost Neil. RIP to The Professor.
Clockwork Angels is their best album--they gathered together everything they'd learned over a forty year career as a band and made a work of beauty.
Musicianship... at its best, RUSH is one of the greatest band of all time!!
RIP Neil my 3 best nights seeing you live rest well Ole Son
RUSH FAN SINCE THE 70S. THIS SONG HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THEIR GREATEST THEY EVER MADE. IT COMBINES EVERY ELEMENT OF RUSH,
THAT HAS MOVED ME FOR YEARS.UNREAL HOW THEY KEEP MAKING GREAT ALBUMS
The Professor, ok class this is how you play two drum kits in the same song. And not miss a beat.
I love how he smiles at The String Ensemble as it rotates not missing a beat as you said as he turns.
That’s the only time I’ve seen him do that in the same song
The best power trio of all time
This is awesome and bittersweet to watch. With Neil's passing, the band is officially done: we are forced to talk about Rush in the past tense. The heartache...it's almost too much.
It’s a rock band. Not family.
@@HankFinkle11 - You really underestimate how much their work has meant to many of us. No, it’s not family - but you don’t get to choose your family; that identity is given to you. For many adolescents, the thoughtful, emotive, insightful, evocative, and challenging lyrics (and amazing musicianship) provided a source of inspiration and guidance as we figured out who we really were as individuals.
That’s pretty damn significant.
agreed. I still have trouble sometimes watching and listening to Rush. It's such a shame Neil passed on. I was really looking forward to more of his writing.
@@bradcrosier1332 it’s a rock band. Peart himself despised the hero worship. Appreciate the music but don’t make it out to be life and death.
@@HankFinkle11 - I’m quite familiar with Peart’s feelings on hero worship, and that most certainly is NOT what I’m talking about if you’d paid any attention.
For some a meaningful lyric, something actually thoughtful which offered insight into the human condition and helped a confused and isolated teenager to recognize that they weren’t completely alone, could in fact be a beacon of hope which helped them to navigate those difficult years.
That’s not hero worship, that’s connecting with the words and ideas of the author in a profound and meaningful way; you should learn the difference.
It's one of several brilliant songs on CA. I feel like they were determined to kick holy ass for this album and destroy any "Rush is going soft" thoughts.
i guess Im kind of off topic but do anybody know of a good website to watch newly released movies online?
I was a guest of Howard Ungerleider on this tour in Indianapolis Sep 2012. Have to say I was blown away by the way that Howard triggered the lighting - effectively playing along to the music. Watching from the lighting console the light show for this song was so impressive !
That revolving of the drumset in between was unexpected. R.I.P Neil, the greatest drunmer of all time for me! We wish you were still here professor. ❤🥺🥁
Beautiful. Reminds of their early work. Definitely one of my favorite songs including "Seven Cities of Gold." 💖
Rush concerts were a Spiritual Experience for me, Grateful to have attended most every tour since P/G in 1984. I am glad their music was/has been the soundtrack to my life 😎
Absolutely wonderful stuff. The whole show is spellbinding.
I love RUSH.
Each one of these three guys are very humble genius musicians.
easily my favorite performance from their concert in particular. CA is a really strong album, a great fitting end for the best group in the galaxy.
Miss them so damn much!
Master class music by our masters
Just watched this after learning of Neal's death... Wow that's powerful...
Trainman05 / MatthewB. It is very
Am I the only one that absolutely loves the verse? It really reminds me of Bravado.
My day is not complete until I listen to this song.
You can match up the lyrics to almost every song on this album to a stage in Neil’s personal history. The more I listen to clockwork angels the more it just seems like such a beautiful and a fitting legacy for the man himself. I’m so glad this album was made before he passed away. RIP Neil Peart 😥
The thing I love about this performance is the lighting. When those blue lights go over the audience and the little yellow light glimmers go over the top of the blue in the chorus it really feels like magic
Wow!!!!! There will never be a band again like Rush! We miss you Getty,Neal and Alex! RIP Professor Peart🥁!
Fabulous live performance of one of my very favorites!
Wish I got to see these guys. They really are something else.
RUSH is not a group...its a religion
Neil would have frowned upon your idolatry
Saw this twice while they toured. Such an awesome album and show!
RIP master Peart...
Saw this show (not in Dallas) live and it blew me away. Specifically, this song in particular. Goes to shoes that real music still exists. RIP Professor.
so ashamed i missed this tour knew when my lady bought me the dvd what a show it truly WAS!!!
might just be one of their best tours ever
The Greatest Band of all times! Period.
Few prog bands can boast of such popularity. Whenever Rush comes to town and puts on the show it is always sold out!
bought the Blu Ray straight after watching this....phenomenal! the Strings just make it even more special. so glad they got them!
Rip to the Professor.
Going out with such a original composition . And still so Rushy . Not many can do it .
Saw them on their last stop in Kansas City, MO and what a show! We can only hope these three Canucks we've grown to love will tour again in the near future!
They are too good to stop now!
Mastery live. Gee I miss these guys.
Best Canadian band ever case closed
Daymm that guitar Solo...
I need to buy this album, it sounds awesome!
This band is timeless!
I can’t imagine that they could have gotten any better than this. This is EPIC RUSH!
I don't want to believe that He's gone... 😭😭😭 R.I.P The Professor Peart 😢
Love! Pure bliss! Thank you for the upload.
One of their best songs.
Excellent tune. I'm sorry the director decided to do so many edits. I like watching these virtuosos doing their thing, but the shots are so quick you can't see anything.
Agreed. The flaw of virtually all live rock band performance videos.
Spoken like a musician or a true fan.
I couldn’t agree more.
ONE OF THE GREATEST ROCK BANDS of all time, not lower than The Who, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Queen, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Genesis and Yes! I was so sad by the passing of Neil Peart but know that he is now in heaven, and plays together with Keith Moon and John Bonham. That provides some solace...
Saw this tour live at the TD Garden at Boston within throwing distance of Geddy's backline. My favorite Rush tour before or since.
Rush will be a part of me forever.
nevermore shall they return, escape these caves of age; they've dined on honey dew & drunk the milk of paradise ...
how else would they've been able to bow out with such a great album after 40+y of outstanding excellent artistery at a very high level ... just RUSH ... !!!
joseph grossenbacher I get the Xanadu reference.
Been a fan for a long time, not nearly as long as others though.
Sucks I've never got to see them live, nor ever will.
Man I wish I went to see them
Rest in peace Proffesor.❤
What an amazing song
Anyone here actually read the book? I'm a little halfway (chapter 17 I think). Can't wait to get to the end :) (and read it again! haha). The book makes the album 10x better (for me anyway).
Yes I'm reading it now, it adds so much to the album! Thinking of the majesty of the Angels above Chronos Square while listening to this song and the wonderment of the crowds below :)
I agree. read it 2x and had the music in my head the entire time. great story and the Garden is a masterpiece
I agree. read it 2x and had the music in my head the entire time. great story and the Garden is a masterpiece.
VertexHero what book are you talking about? I really need a good read. I was at the show in Phoenix. I think the best show I have ever seen. I've seen Rush well over 30 times. Saw them at the Toledo Sports Arena back in 77 or 78. They opened for Lesley West and Mountain and the main act was Lynyrd Skynyrd. The tour that the Skynyrd band had the plane crash. Let me know the book please.
Steve king I believe they're talking about the Clockwork Angels book by Kevin J Anderson.
Musical perfection. Nothing more to say.
RIP Neil Peart, the master clockwork angel.
When Neil's kit spins around and he smiles at the string players, it hits home a little bit. 😢
The Clockwork Angels author Kevin J Anderson is featured on the EVERY SATURDAY split LP. 1/2 of the album on iTunes and Google Play, etc is the mammoth 64+ minute interview on "Rich Castle Presents!..." show. This is the ultimate download as EVERY SATURDAY provide some fun pure veteran Rock tunes on their half of the album: 'EVERY SATURDAY'. Like them on Facebook..
The luckiest classical musicians in the world.
Nicely Done! Yes there is room for improvement with video quality etc but still a good Tune/Performance!!
Fantastic stuff! Wow...
I think (for the first time with a Rush product) that the mix could be a lot better. Geddy's vocals are quite loud whilst his bass and Neils drums are very low in the mix. Alex completely drowns out the string ensemble. It's expertly performed (of course!) but I think the work done in post is a little poor.
Anyone else have similar thoughts?
Yeah I agree, Geddy's bass is very powerful in the studio version of this song practically non existent in this mix. A shame as it was a great tour
Totally agree. I haven't liked the live mix on concert DVD's since R30 (the last good one). The clarity if gone. Neil's DW's are just mud and his snare crack is in the background which is so annoying. Ged's bass growl is not there. I guess this was the case for CA album as well. When Caravan came out as a single, it had a terrific mix, then just before the whole album came out, they remixed it, and it was terrible! So muddy. It's such a shame to because the great songs are so under served with such a poor mix. My favorite mix for DVD's was Exit Stage Left, next best was R30. Still love Rush though, nothing would change that.
Yeah, completely agree. Vocals sound so loud that are often distorted and drums is barely udible. Same problems overall for the rest of the mix. Sadly, since this is such a great concert!
Hey still better than Metallica!
@@landonpeckham7752 I'd say that Metallica's mix is actually quite good, and like Rush they have the song quality to make up for it if it wasn't.
That said, theit camera work could be better.
Best song ever by the best band ever
God I miss these guys.
Here after hearing of Neal's passing
When Rush started out, they said they wanted to be the "worlds smallest orchestra!" And then they started to bring one along as well.
Good thing I didn't cry...
I like that version too. I've seen Rush 13 times. Mikael Beach
Really disappointed with the mix of the dvd/cd. Does not sound as punchy and clear as it could.
the bass is too low :(
but i did see this show 3 times on the tour and the bass was too low in all arenas, outdoor and in. so it might be more a problem with their live mixing than anything in post.
Yeah, like on Subdivisions, when he switches to bass, it usually is low and growly..hardly anything with this show. Oh well, it's still a good performance.
I wonder if it has to do with trying to keep the ensemble in the mix as well as the band...and maybe they both don't work together that well from a recording standpoint...this would have been better live.....
All you complain about in your posts is the mix, again and again. It's getting boring. How about positive or at least some different,
awesome tour saw it 3 times these guys rule
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My 2 favourite Rush albums are Moving Pictures(1981) and Signals(1982).
My top 5 is
1. Power Windows
2. Signals
3. Moving Pictures
4. Permanent Waves
5. Roll the Bones
Omuk My top 5
1 Clockwork Angels
2 A Farewell To Kings
3 2112
4 Moving Pictures
5 Presto
1. Moving Pictures
2.5 Hemispheres / Permanent Waves
4 Signals
5.5 2112 / A Farewell To Kings
For me it fluxuates all the time. Currently it's:
1. Power Windows
2. Clockwork Angles
3. Grace Under Pressure
4. Moving Pictures
5. Signals
Simply *epic* guys...:-D
A bit epic !
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Three guys
EPIC
I hope they make a movie based on the novel and of course the soundtrack
BLESS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rip ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
FUCKING UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Didn't see that drum switch coming
AdmiralEspo I don’t understand why he did that though my guess would be to access the floor toms and gong drum easy next to the high hats
The old drum tone, i think it's a old bluesy / dixie tone that Neil want to use, the "modern" DW sound didn't match oldies theme
Me neither
🎶🥁🔥👏
Playlist? publisher you should show this.
This song is not that 'fancy' (no blitzing guitar, bass, or drums lines). It's so so so simple, but so well put together. These three make this band sound like a 10 person band. (yes I know they have the backups)
I even gave lana del rey and katy perry and ignorance is bliss, and their albums will flourish. for their third eyes of seeing sky and land.
As if to fly...
Never liked geds new tour voice but they still get the message across flawlessly
Where is this?
This was recorded in Dallas,Texas.
If they did this in their prime ?? Ugh sorcerey
It was their prime. They had it until the end.
Agreed
@@HankFinkle11 agreed your right
Why did I leave that last Pork Chop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That crowd is dead...
That tends to be the case at a concert... What's your point?
It's Dallas, that's why.
To be fair, Rush is one of those bands that people get really immersed into, especially with some of their slower/serious songs. Look at Radiohead, for example. The crowd almost never moves, but that's because they're so into it. It's either that case or this crowd is just a bunch of shitheads.
runechan Well, when you look at the Rock in Rio stuff, I think it's clear that it is possible to go mental to the guys...
I personally hate when they mix the audience in a lot, To me it's like when people are singing (poorly generally) next to me at a concert. I paid to hear RUSH, not everyone else.
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wonder why Jay-Z and Beyond us weren't at RatCon 2014
I miss Pratt.
Although Clockwork Angels is a great album, the title track is the only masterpiece.
I'd add also The Garden
@@SynthesisMusic what about Headlong Flight and the Anarchist? heck, the whole album is incredible, Halo Effect is probably the weakest song, and it's still very, very good.
The guitar is way too loud
pHear knot
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