So glad you did this. "Tom Sawyer" is still one of the greatest songs ever. I first heard it in 1981 and was completely fucking blown-away. This is truly THE quintessential Rush song.
BEST BAND EVER, no question. 3 that sound like 5. Not a better drummer , bassist or guitarist to play the big sound they produce.Canada's pride. WE ARE RUSH ARMY!!
I think you'll appreciate this newly released cut: 💥THE GIRL WHO LISTENED TO RUSH💥 From the back of the stadium She’s easy to see Standing up at the stage In her Starman tee From Anthem to Limelight To YYZ She’s the girl who listened to Rush And all of the rockers And all of the heshers Well they dreamed of the day That they might get her And drive her away In a Red Barchetta She’s the girl who listened to Rush Philosophers and ploughmen They can’t resist her call They cannot choose Not to decide So they've got no choice at all They've gotta love her No she doesn’t say "Pert" And she doesn’t say "Part" Yeah, she knows it’s "Neil Peert" ‘Cause he’s close to her heart Say a prayer for John Rutsey He was there at the start She’s the girl who listened to Rush Philosophers and ploughmen They can’t resist her call They cannot choose Not to decide So they've got no choice at all They've gotta love her Why don’t girls ever listen to Rush? (X a lot) But she listened to Rush! The blacksmith and the artist They can’t resist her call You cannot choose Not to decide So you’ve got no choice at all No you’ve got no choice at all You’ve gotta love her -- Nerf Herder
You are correct, Moving Pictures was recorded at Le Studio in (I think) Quebec. I may be wrong. Sadly, Le Studio is gone, having been abandoned. There is a video floating around here with Neil walking around the ruins
The 3 of them, having the talent they have, is so rare and special. Neil Peart RIP - the Professor. If Neil Peart isn't your favorite drummer, he is your favorite drummers favorite drummer.
The site of this recording was in Morin Heights, Quebec, about 70 miles north of Montreal in the Laurentian Mountains in a place called “Le Studio” which burned down in the 80’s. I lived there before the fire.
Stop using words you don’t understand. There is NOTHING underrated about any member of Rush. Alex is considered by his peers and fans as one of the greatest ever.
LeStudio was in the middle of the woods in Quebec. It was state of the art when this song was recorded. There were on site living quarters so bands could go there to record and use it as a retreat and rest up and recharge in between tours. April Wine also did some recording there. It became out dated and there was a fire that burned part of the complex and it was abandoned and vandalized over the years. The mixing board actually was sold before the fire and ended up being used in a recording studio in the Chicago area for many years. There are actually some pretty interesting TH-cam videos about LeStudio.
What is Rush known for? (1) Musical integrity, after three records company asks for radio hits and they deliver a 20 minuted power/prog masterpiece in 2112. (2) Masterful skills and musicianship which is obvious. (3) Intelligent thoughtful and deep lyrics, no simplistic rock/pop songs here (4) Musical Change Ups: Rush changes with the decade, whatever they wanted to do (5) 40 years of quality work from three friends (RIP Neil)
That’s what’s cool about Rush. They all do their “solos” at the same time. Each one is completely going off on their own instruments and they make is sound great
I live 15 minutes from that place. I have a few pieces of broken glass from that giant glass separation between where they are and the mixing console, you can see it right behind Alex. I also have some pieces of parquetry flooring exactly from where Neil's drums are sitting in this video, and some cedar shingles from the exterior siding that you see at the very end of the video. So glad I have these artifacts of rock'n roll history.
You need to see the Best Live Performance of all time RUSH - Xanadu - Live In Montreal 1981 (2021 HD Remaster 60fps) Alex Lifeson - 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, pedal synthesizer, volume pedal; Geddy Lee - Vocals, bass guitar, 6 string guitar, foot pedal synthesizer, electric piano/synthesizer; Neil Peart - Lyrics, Drums, orchestra bells, tubular bells, wind chimes, crotales, timbales, timpani, gong, temple blocks, bell tree, triangle, and melodic cowbells. Based on Kubla Khan (Xanadu) by Samuel Taylor Coleridge Coleridge composed his poem, ‘Kubla Khan’, in a state of semi-conscious trance either in the autumn of 1797 or the spring of 1798 and published in 1816. The whole poem is pervaded by an atmosphere of dream and remains in the form of a vision. The vision embodied in Kubla Khan was inspired by the perusal of the travel book, Purchas His Pilgrimage. Coleridge had taken a dose of opium as an anodyne, and his eyes closed upon the line in the book, “At Zanadu Kubla Khan built a pleasure palace.” But this opened his creative vision, and the poem of about 200 lines was composed in this state of waking dream. On being fully awake, he wrote the poem down. The theme of the poem is unimportant. It describes the palace built by Kubla Khan, the grandson of Chengis Khan, the great rule of central Asia. th-cam.com/video/2byjJkN_nVY/w-d-xo.html
I saw the Moving Pictures concert and is to this day one of the best concerts I ever saw. No back up musicians, just the 3 of them. Sounded as good as the studio version. Mind was blown.
This was the album they were making when we were playing in the park and heard music coming from the factories and we climbed on the dumpsters to watch in the window and saw them rocking out making the most impressive sounds we had ever heard . They saw us and came out and talked to us about hockey ( cause that's what we Canadians do 😂) we talked about the music they were making and their cars they had beautiful cars and when we were done Geddy and Alex gave us guitar picks and Neil gave us drumsticks they were so down to earth and humble. When I was older I saw them twice I had to meeting them and watching them record made me want to see them. Peace out ✌️ ☮️
The studio is in the province of Quebec, and it's simply called, Le Studio. It's north of Montreal, in a location called, Morin Heights. Many artists you may know have recorded there... Cat Stevens, Ritchie Havens, Chicago, The Police, the Bee Gees, Sting, Corey Hart, David Bowie, and many more!
💥THE GIRL WHO LISTENED TO RUSH💥 From the back of the stadium She’s easy to see Standing up at the stage In her Starman tee From Anthem to Limelight To YYZ She’s the girl who listened to Rush And all of the rockers And all of the heshers Well they dreamed of the day That they might get her And drive her away In a Red Barchetta She’s the girl who listened to Rush Philosophers and ploughmen They can’t resist her call They cannot choose Not to decide So they've got no choice at all They've gotta love her No she doesn’t say "Pert" And she doesn’t say "Part" Yeah, she knows it’s "Neil Peert" ‘Cause he’s close to her heart Say a prayer for John Rutsey He was there at the start She’s the girl who listened to Rush Philosophers and ploughmen They can’t resist her call They cannot choose Not to decide So they've got no choice at all They've gotta love her Why don’t girls ever listen to Rush? (X a lot) But she listened to Rush! The blacksmith and the artist They can’t resist her call You cannot choose Not to decide So you’ve got no choice at all No you’ve got no choice at all You’ve gotta love her -- Nerf Herder
Xanadu - Exit Stage Left, you will never see a better live performance of an incredibly complicated song. Pay particular attention to Alex on lead guitar at the 7:28 mark when he changes from the top to the bottom neck without missing a beat. Inf%$kingcredible percussion clinic as well. La Villa Stagiatto, Limelight........so many great songs
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Recorded at Le Studio in Canada. A lot of bands recorded there ie April Wine, Police, Bee Gees, Cat Stevens, Bowie and more. Went bankrupt 2008, destroyed by suspicious fire 2017.
Hey guys, great videos! This album was recorded at Le Studio in Quebec. It has since been left to time, and over the years there's always a call to buy ti and get it going again. Just give it a Google!
I've had the pleasure of seeing Rush live many times - about a dozen times - and it still wasn't nearly enough. Their live shows were unbelievable. 3-hour shows, no opening band, just straight, mind-blowing rocking out by the best rock band of all time.
Hey guys. The recording studio is in Morin Heights, Quebec, which is only about a 40-minute drive from my place, north of Montreal. It was called "Le Studio", and it closed in 2003.
I read that Neil once said Tom Sawyer was one of his most complex and difficult songs to play correctly. He said if he could get thru it during a live show, he considered it a success. In all of their music every stick and foot movement was a written note and he had to play it perfectly every time, or he was disappointed
Growing up in Northeast Ohio in the 70's only one Radio Station would play there music in the US! WDVE Cleveland!! Rush 2112 is dedicated to that Radio Station, check out the Album Cover It's on it!!!
Back to your question , a trio as good as Rush, i would say Cream. The best drummer Ginger Baker, the best guitarist Eric Clapton and a great bassist in Jack Bruce. They were in 10 years before Rush. i love em both!!
In the Laurentiens mountains 100 miles north of Montreal, also where April Wine recorded many of their hits & albums. Rush is what they call Progressive Music band
No Bigger Rush Fan Than Me On The Planet (I'm Sure Millions Feel The Same Way About Themselves) & This Was The Track That Hooked Its Canadian Teeth Into Me In 1981. I Was A Little Familiar With PW (1980), But Tom Sawyer/Moving Pictures Immediately Obsessed Me To Consume All 7 Studio Albums That Preceded This One. 43 Years & 33 Concerts Later, I Still Believe It's The Greatest Song & Album They've Created. In My Opinion, They Were At Their Apex; Musical Complexity (Pre MIDI) & Musical/Lyrical Talent - Especially The Sound Of Pratt's Cherry-Wine Tama Kit & Percussion Ensemble Which Began Changing On Their Next LP, Signals (1982). Maybe It's My Bias Because 1981 Is When I Became A RUSHian Citizen, But Tom Sawyer May Be The Greatest Hard Rock Tune Of All-Time. Thank-You For Putting This Together. ☆
Eraserhead is probably the weirdest film ever made. It was David Lynch's cornerstone of outside creepiness. If you can't handle wierd, avoid..if you are ready for the David Lynch rabbit hole, essential. I think Alex was the eraserhead guy, I saw him wearing a button in a few stage pics, (somehow I'm not surprised) Lol...
you gotta remember in this era there were a lot of good bands and for rush to be on top of all that is just mind blowing.... in todays era if rush came out with this now they would get every award possible and people would lose there minds i think ther were just soo many great bands that rush kinda went under the radar but all musicians knew who rush were whispered in hushed and reverent tones when talked about
That studio is about an hour north of montreal, in Morin Heights. It's beautiful there, they have a nice little ski hill and the best looking women in Quebec.
Back when Rush was in its infancy, one critic said Geddy Lee sounded like Mickey Mouse on helium🤣. Not only that, but if you put some green make-up on him, he'd be a dead ringer for the Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz. Double🤣🤣.
9:30 actually Tom Sawyer isn't easy drumming, even for Neil, because his right hand is running nonstop 16th notes on the cymbals, which means all the other drumming... is his left hand. "Eraser Head" is David Lynch's 1st film, at the time it was Alex's favorite movie. If you like strange avant-garde B&W it's good.
By the way, the snow you see is not "on the ground" but on a frozen lake. The place was, past tense' majestic. It was left in such a neglected state for the past 15 years or so that it was beyond repair. It was demolished about a year ago. It's (was) located in Morin Heights, Quebec, Canada.
You guys would have a blast with a cover done by NYC looney-tunes Mindless Self Indulgence: For when you want the total "Tom Sawyer" experience but you're in a rush (d'oh!). It's the whole song in half the time plus a generous helping of Tourette's Syndrome.
I heard the very first live performance of this song, at the tail end of the Permanent Waves tour when they were airing new material to take into the Moving Pictures recording sessions. The lyrics were still a bit different from the recorded version, but it got immediate audience response from that opening synth sweep to the crazy drum fills. After hearing it, I just kept counting the days until the album came out.
All 3 are at least in the GOAT conversations on their instruments. But, that is just the starting point for Rush. Their three way musical mind meld redefined the term “tight.” For all their individual virtuosity, their music is incredibly restrained. There is no attention hogging diva in any of these three guys. As great as all three are, the one that blows me away the most is Geddy Lee. Sings, plays a ripping bass, synths with hands AND FEET. Probably the one guy most responsible for three sounding like five or six.
Also, Geddy is considered The BEST BASS guitarist, ever and to date,, As for Alex, you are absolutely correct, he is in a world and league all his own, and others to emulate. RUSH, people place Triumph, as a very close 2nd to RUSH. But RUSH set the bar for other bands to escalate to achieve. Tom Sawyer was recorded at Le Studio, Morin-Heights, Quebec, Canada.
Hi Boys. Enjoying your choices - particularly Rush, Supertramp, Boston - superior stuff. Recommend you try out Porcupine Tree. Their 'live at Tilburg' set is simply outstanding. Suggest ' What happens Now, Arriving Somewhere but not Here, Anaesthetise ' for starters. You like exceptional musicianship - this band has it in spades, and Gavin Harrison on drums has been hailed as the best drummer around.
Thank you for playing RUSH, now, do you want to hear the song that sent them off to the next level. Even though, they are a Toronto band, like Triumph, they know, where the market is. They can make a good living in Canada, but if you really want to make a good living, go to America. In the mid to late 1970s, this song was played in Cleveland Ohio, on the radio. Cleveland loved it, adopted it, and RUSH was on its way to the stardom they desired. Have a listen> th-cam.com/video/Gj5slzbiopw/w-d-xo.html **Played in Cleveland where it all began for them. 4 years later 2015, they played Cleveland for the last time ever**. This Tom Sawyer was filmed in Quebec.
Never noticed the Eraserhead poster!! Nice I saw it but don’t pretend to understand it but I love how Roger Ebert described it: Not a single comforting image……….😬😬🤣😎
check out The Warning. a 3 piece of young sisters from mexico. write their own stuff, and have been around for a little more than 10 years. no autotune. no lipsynch. no pitch correction. ever. their strength is their live show.
Nice reaction. Working Man was Rush's first hit song off their self titled album Rush. You can do the studio version as a reaction but if you really want to blow your minds, do "Working Man" live in Cleveland. Other radio hits to get started are Limelight, Freewill, Closer to the Heart and Spirit of the Radio should get you up and running with Rush.
You should show Ryan Niel Peart's drum solo live in Frankfurt. The thing that Ryan doesn't understand with prog rock is that these bands are famous for their musicianship, not their clothing image. Bands like Kiss are known for their make up not their musical prowess. Bands like Pink Floyd, Yes and Rush are loved for their music, not their fashion sense. The money they earn is not why they do it. Money is an incidental by-product of what they do and they earn that money by working damn hard to perfect their art, not by dressing in designer clothing and learning dance routines. Believe me, I've been a drummer in rock bands for over 50 years and I know how much work goes into perfecting every little detail and going over the same song over and over until you're either sick of it, your hands are bleeding or you collapse. ✌️♥️🇬🇧
Neil Peart’s double bass drum kit.. nobody see’s how fast the foot pedals are going off when you watch this band but you definitely hear it.. you wonder… “How’s he doing this sound”? That was always fun to watch his solo’s in concert.. so this is what a feel good jam looks like! 🥰😊😁
That keyboard part leading into the solo, then Alex doubles it. Next Alex leaves to solo but Geddy fills right in on the bass with the same 7/8 pattern. Epically crafted song writing!
The reason Neil has such a large drum kit is because he plays all of it.
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You know you got a big kit when your walking around playing them like the Xanedo set
The best drummer of all time. RIP Neil Peart.
So glad you did this. "Tom Sawyer" is still one of the greatest songs ever. I first heard it in 1981 and was completely fucking blown-away. This is truly THE quintessential Rush song.
Neal is constantly changing his timing in this song. Best drumming any song ever.
BEST BAND EVER, no question. 3 that sound like 5. Not a better drummer , bassist or guitarist to play the big sound they produce.Canada's pride. WE ARE RUSH ARMY!!
As an American, I must concede. Rush is the best band, period!
@@Another_User_Name_ I salute you for that kind of humility. I hereby make you an honorary trooper in the RUSH army. : )
I think you'll appreciate this newly released cut:
💥THE GIRL WHO LISTENED TO RUSH💥
From the back of the stadium
She’s easy to see
Standing up at the stage
In her Starman tee
From Anthem to Limelight
To YYZ
She’s the girl who listened to Rush
And all of the rockers
And all of the heshers
Well they dreamed of the day
That they might get her
And drive her away
In a Red Barchetta
She’s the girl who listened to Rush
Philosophers and ploughmen
They can’t resist her call
They cannot choose
Not to decide
So they've got no choice at all
They've gotta love her
No she doesn’t say "Pert"
And she doesn’t say "Part"
Yeah, she knows it’s "Neil Peert"
‘Cause he’s close to her heart
Say a prayer for John Rutsey
He was there at the start
She’s the girl who listened to Rush
Philosophers and ploughmen
They can’t resist her call
They cannot choose
Not to decide
So they've got no choice at all
They've gotta love her
Why don’t girls ever listen to Rush? (X a lot)
But she listened to Rush!
The blacksmith and the artist
They can’t resist her call
You cannot choose
Not to decide
So you’ve got no choice at all
No you’ve got no choice at all
You’ve gotta love her
-- Nerf Herder
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Imagine being in a band, recording that, and being disappointed with how it turned out. They are crazy talented.
Someone asked Eddy VanHalen what's it like being the best guitarist in the world. He said "ask Alex Lifeson ".
Is that true?
@@Another_User_Name_ he said it to a Rolling Stone reporter white walking by to do a sound check . He was a Rush fan
myth
I’ve heard that attributed to soooo many people.
Eddy isnt even top 10.
You are correct, Moving Pictures was recorded at Le Studio in (I think) Quebec. I may be wrong.
Sadly, Le Studio is gone, having been abandoned. There is a video floating around here with Neil walking around the ruins
The 3 of them, having the talent they have, is so rare and special.
Neil Peart RIP - the Professor. If Neil Peart isn't your favorite drummer, he is your favorite drummers favorite drummer.
Nice to see someone point out what so many of us have been saying for so long, pound for pound the best musicians of any group
The site of this recording was in Morin Heights, Quebec, about 70 miles north of Montreal in the Laurentian Mountains in a place called “Le Studio” which burned down in the 80’s. I lived there before the fire.
The studio was in Quebec - Le Studio was torn down in 2020
Love this song. Love the band. Neil Peart was 🔥RIP. All superb musicians.
Rush is the reason all my musician friends in high school wanted to be drummers and bass players
Alex Lifeson..........so underrated!!!!!!!!!!! My top 3 all time!!!!!!!
Stop using words you don’t understand. There is NOTHING underrated about any member of Rush. Alex is considered by his peers and fans as one of the greatest ever.
@@Golfstar17 take it easy, I know he’s considered one of the greats, but isn’t appreciated enough!!!!!
@@mylesdevine9513exactly!
LeStudio was in the middle of the woods in Quebec. It was state of the art when this song was recorded. There were on site living quarters so bands could go there to record and use it as a retreat and rest up and recharge in between tours. April Wine also did some recording there.
It became out dated and there was a fire that burned part of the complex and it was abandoned and vandalized over the years.
The mixing board actually was sold before the fire and ended up being used in a recording studio in the Chicago area for many years.
There are actually some pretty interesting TH-cam videos about LeStudio.
What is Rush known for? (1) Musical integrity, after three records company asks for radio hits and they deliver a 20 minuted power/prog masterpiece in 2112. (2) Masterful skills and musicianship which is obvious. (3) Intelligent thoughtful and deep lyrics, no simplistic rock/pop songs here (4) Musical Change Ups: Rush changes with the decade, whatever they wanted to do (5) 40 years of quality work from three friends (RIP Neil)
That’s what’s cool about Rush. They all do their “solos” at the same time. Each one is completely going off on their own instruments and they make is sound great
Moving Pictures was indeed recorded in Canada.."Le Studio" in Morin-Heights, Quebec....They have recorded many classic albums there
Unfortunately, Le Studio burned down a couple of years ago.
Yeah I believed arson was suspected...
Morin heights is in north of Montréal, which is north of new york state, very sad that "le studio" disappear
@@maximegervais2213 Le Studio était justement en travaux de rénovation quand il est parti en fumé ,quel perte .
@@kallyfest très triste, Rush a t-il enregistré d'autres albums dans ce studio, avec moving pictures?
In canada, we also say yy zed…not zee😊
I live 15 minutes from that place. I have a few pieces of broken glass from that giant glass separation between where they are and the mixing console, you can see it right behind Alex. I also have some pieces of parquetry flooring exactly from where Neil's drums are sitting in this video, and some cedar shingles from the exterior siding that you see at the very end of the video. So glad I have these artifacts of rock'n roll history.
Actually this song isn’t”lite work” for Neil. He has stated that Tom Sawyer is one of his most difficult to play😊
You need to see the Best Live Performance of all time
RUSH - Xanadu - Live In Montreal 1981 (2021 HD Remaster 60fps)
Alex Lifeson - 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, pedal synthesizer, volume pedal;
Geddy Lee - Vocals, bass guitar, 6 string guitar, foot pedal synthesizer, electric piano/synthesizer;
Neil Peart - Lyrics, Drums, orchestra bells, tubular bells, wind chimes, crotales, timbales, timpani, gong, temple blocks, bell tree, triangle, and melodic cowbells.
Based on Kubla Khan (Xanadu) by Samuel Taylor Coleridge Coleridge composed his poem, ‘Kubla Khan’, in a state of semi-conscious trance either in the autumn of 1797 or the spring of 1798 and published in 1816. The whole poem is pervaded by an atmosphere of dream and remains in the form of a vision. The vision embodied in Kubla Khan was inspired by the perusal of the travel book, Purchas His Pilgrimage. Coleridge had taken a dose of opium as an anodyne, and his eyes closed upon the line in the book, “At Zanadu Kubla Khan built a pleasure palace.” But this opened his creative vision, and the poem of about 200 lines was composed in this state of waking dream. On being fully awake, he wrote the poem down. The theme of the poem is unimportant. It describes the palace built by Kubla Khan, the grandson of Chengis Khan, the great rule of central Asia.
th-cam.com/video/2byjJkN_nVY/w-d-xo.html
We THE GREAT WHITE NORTH, home of the 3 MAN BANDS
This came out in 1980, maybe 79. still out standing.
They are so far ahead of their time, They are timeless... Rest In Power, Professor.
I saw the Moving Pictures concert and is to this day one of the best concerts I ever saw. No back up musicians, just the 3 of them. Sounded as good as the studio version. Mind was blown.
This was the album they were making when we were playing in the park and heard music coming from the factories and we climbed on the dumpsters to watch in the window and saw them rocking out making the most impressive sounds we had ever heard . They saw us and came out and talked to us about hockey ( cause that's what we Canadians do 😂) we talked about the music they were making and their cars they had beautiful cars and when we were done Geddy and Alex gave us guitar picks and Neil gave us drumsticks they were so down to earth and humble. When I was older I saw them twice I had to meeting them and watching them record made me want to see them. Peace out ✌️ ☮️
You guys said it they are the Elite, cream of the cream, top top band and deserving of the highest praise indeed
The studio is in the province of Quebec, and it's simply called, Le Studio. It's north of Montreal, in a location called, Morin Heights. Many artists you may know have recorded there... Cat Stevens, Ritchie Havens, Chicago, The Police, the Bee Gees, Sting, Corey Hart, David Bowie, and many more!
💥THE GIRL WHO LISTENED TO RUSH💥
From the back of the stadium
She’s easy to see
Standing up at the stage
In her Starman tee
From Anthem to Limelight
To YYZ
She’s the girl who listened to Rush
And all of the rockers
And all of the heshers
Well they dreamed of the day
That they might get her
And drive her away
In a Red Barchetta
She’s the girl who listened to Rush
Philosophers and ploughmen
They can’t resist her call
They cannot choose
Not to decide
So they've got no choice at all
They've gotta love her
No she doesn’t say "Pert"
And she doesn’t say "Part"
Yeah, she knows it’s "Neil Peert"
‘Cause he’s close to her heart
Say a prayer for John Rutsey
He was there at the start
She’s the girl who listened to Rush
Philosophers and ploughmen
They can’t resist her call
They cannot choose
Not to decide
So they've got no choice at all
They've gotta love her
Why don’t girls ever listen to Rush? (X a lot)
But she listened to Rush!
The blacksmith and the artist
They can’t resist her call
You cannot choose
Not to decide
So you’ve got no choice at all
No you’ve got no choice at all
You’ve gotta love her
-- Nerf Herder
That was recorded in Morin heights the world 🌎 renowned recording studio just an hour north from Montreal witch no longer exist today
I'm so glad yall recognized Alex! Did you notice how he mimicked the piano, then sent it into another stratosphere!
Xanadu - Exit Stage Left, you will never see a better live performance of an incredibly complicated song.
Pay particular attention to Alex on lead guitar at the 7:28 mark when he changes from the top to the bottom neck without missing a beat. Inf%$kingcredible percussion clinic as well.
La Villa Stagiatto, Limelight........so many great songs
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Tom Sawyer, modern day warrior, whose mind is not for rent to any God or government.
He knows changes aren’t permanent, but knows Change is.
🎶🤯🎶
Saw them live in Edmonton in 2003. As good live as they are in the studio.
RIP Neal Peart. One of the best.
Recorded at Le Studio in Canada. A lot of bands recorded there ie April Wine, Police, Bee Gees, Cat Stevens, Bowie and more. Went bankrupt 2008, destroyed by suspicious fire 2017.
Hey guys, great videos! This album was recorded at Le Studio in Quebec. It has since been left to time, and over the years there's always a call to buy ti and get it going again. Just give it a Google!
RUSH: Rock's Ultimate Superstar Heroes
watch i wanna rock by April Wine, they re at same location just a couple hours North from their home of TORONTO
The video was recorded at Le Studio (later renamed Studio Morin Heights) at Studio Morin Heights, Québec
think Triumph my friends,,,,anotherCanadian power Trio!!
I LOVE listening to music with you guys.
I've had the pleasure of seeing Rush live many times - about a dozen times - and it still wasn't nearly enough. Their live shows were unbelievable. 3-hour shows, no opening band, just straight, mind-blowing rocking out by the best rock band of all time.
We were so flippin lucky!!@@
They are from Toronto Canada
The best drummers favorite drummer.
Hey guys. The recording studio is in Morin Heights, Quebec, which is only about a 40-minute drive from my place, north of Montreal. It was called "Le Studio", and it closed in 2003.
30 minutes drive away from where I live in the Laurentians BTW.
Discovered you guys today, discovering my all time greatest piece of musical art, a good day, you guys are awesome!
Canadian bands back in the day were where it's at -- Americans loved Garth brooks and Cindy lauper and we loved our Chilliwack, rush and BTO
Brooks was in the 90s. Rush had mostly lost it by then. BTO didn't exist
Triumph had some great tunes as well. As a 28 year old prog rock/jam band fan music these days doesn't come close to what rush used to put out.
Loverboy kicked ass too, but England got it on everyone. Shall I list England's best?
That was in Morin heights in the laurentien in the world renowned studio there in the province of Quebec just an hour from Montreal 😉👌
I read that Neil once said Tom Sawyer was one of his most complex and difficult songs to play correctly. He said if he could get thru it during a live show, he considered it a success. In all of their music every stick and foot movement was a written note and he had to play it perfectly every time, or he was disappointed
Eraserhead was David Lynch's first film. Neil Peart was an avid sci-fi and fantasy fan.
Have seen them 2 times here in Sweden. Best liveband i have ever watch for sure! This video was recorded in LE STUDIO in Canada
Recored at "Le Studio" in a town just north of Montreal called Morin Heights. Same studio that April Wine used for their video "I Like To Rock".
Growing up in Northeast Ohio in the 70's only one Radio Station would play there music in the US!
WDVE Cleveland!!
Rush 2112 is dedicated to that Radio Station, check out the Album Cover
It's on it!!!
My favorite band and , in my book, the best rock band ever.
The greatest 3-man band of all time
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This song was my intro to Rush. I was in grade 4 at the time. Monster track.
Back to your question , a trio as good as Rush, i would say Cream. The best drummer Ginger Baker, the best guitarist Eric Clapton and a great bassist in Jack Bruce. They were in 10 years before Rush. i love em both!!
Ground breaking, incredible music.
In the Laurentiens mountains 100 miles north of Montreal, also where April Wine recorded many of their hits & albums. Rush is what they call Progressive Music band
The Awesomeness is overwhelming. If you ever wonder how the Gods play music? Well, here you go.
No Bigger Rush Fan Than Me On The Planet (I'm Sure Millions Feel The Same Way About Themselves) & This Was The Track That Hooked Its Canadian Teeth Into Me In 1981. I Was A Little Familiar With PW (1980), But Tom Sawyer/Moving Pictures Immediately Obsessed Me To Consume All 7 Studio Albums That Preceded This One. 43 Years & 33 Concerts Later, I Still Believe It's The Greatest Song & Album They've Created. In My Opinion, They Were At Their Apex; Musical Complexity (Pre MIDI) & Musical/Lyrical Talent - Especially The Sound Of Pratt's Cherry-Wine Tama Kit & Percussion Ensemble Which Began Changing On Their Next LP, Signals (1982). Maybe It's My Bias Because 1981 Is When I Became A RUSHian Citizen, But Tom Sawyer May Be The Greatest Hard Rock Tune Of All-Time. Thank-You For Putting This Together. ☆
In Concert is Unbelievable.
Yep. Seen them 8 times!
*RUSH RULES!*
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for kicks and giggles on your own time, check out Foo Fighters bringing up an audience member to sing Tom Sawyer. guy did great!
Eraserhead is probably the weirdest film ever made. It was David Lynch's cornerstone of outside creepiness. If you can't handle wierd, avoid..if you are ready for the David Lynch rabbit hole, essential. I think Alex was the eraserhead guy, I saw him wearing a button in a few stage pics, (somehow I'm not surprised) Lol...
you gotta remember in this era there were a lot of good bands and for rush to be on top of all that is just mind blowing.... in todays era if rush came out with this now they would get every award possible and people would lose there minds i think ther were just soo many great bands that rush kinda went under the radar but all musicians knew who rush were whispered in hushed and reverent tones when talked about
Oh yeah he is that good 👍👍👍
YOU MUST SEE WORKING MAN, CLEVELAND LIVE!!!!
April wine did"I LIKE TO ROCK" in the same studio..
Just THREE Canadian guys rockin' out :) Peace and Love
That studio is about an hour north of montreal, in Morin Heights. It's beautiful there, they have a nice little ski hill and the best looking women in Quebec.
Back when Rush was in its infancy, one critic said Geddy Lee sounded like Mickey Mouse on helium🤣. Not only that, but if you put some green make-up on him, he'd be a dead ringer for the Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz. Double🤣🤣.
I was 16 when this came out
9:30 actually Tom Sawyer isn't easy drumming, even for Neil, because his right hand is running nonstop 16th notes on the cymbals, which means all the other drumming... is his left hand. "Eraser Head" is David Lynch's 1st film, at the time it was Alex's favorite movie. If you like strange avant-garde B&W it's good.
You reacted to April Wine “Roller”. They have another song called “I Like to Rock” and the official video was also shot in this same studio.
WORKING MAN live in Cleveland. This will blow you away.
When you are ready, there are a couple of Special RUSH songs that are must haves. 2112, the whole 20+ minute opus.
By the way, the snow you see is not "on the ground" but on a frozen lake. The place was, past tense' majestic. It was left in such a neglected state for the past 15 years or so that it was beyond repair. It was demolished about a year ago. It's (was) located in Morin Heights, Quebec, Canada.
Canadian music royalty 🇨🇦
You guys would have a blast with a cover done by NYC looney-tunes Mindless Self Indulgence:
For when you want the total "Tom Sawyer" experience but you're in a rush (d'oh!). It's the whole song in half the time plus a generous helping of Tourette's Syndrome.
I heard the very first live performance of this song, at the tail end of the Permanent Waves tour when they were airing new material to take into the Moving Pictures recording sessions. The lyrics were still a bit different from the recorded version, but it got immediate audience response from that opening synth sweep to the crazy drum fills. After hearing it, I just kept counting the days until the album came out.
All 3 are at least in the GOAT conversations on their instruments. But, that is just the starting point for Rush. Their three way musical mind meld redefined the term “tight.” For all their individual virtuosity, their music is incredibly restrained. There is no attention hogging diva in any of these three guys.
As great as all three are, the one that blows me away the most is Geddy Lee. Sings, plays a ripping bass, synths with hands AND FEET. Probably the one guy most responsible for three sounding like five or six.
That recording studio is in rural Quebec
Also, Geddy is considered The BEST BASS guitarist, ever and to date,, As for Alex, you are absolutely correct, he is in a world and league all his own, and others to emulate. RUSH, people place Triumph, as a very close 2nd to RUSH. But RUSH set the bar for other bands to escalate to achieve. Tom Sawyer was recorded at Le Studio, Morin-Heights, Quebec, Canada.
Loved this reaction! Can't wait until for the reaction to *** "Digital Man" ***
Hi Boys. Enjoying your choices - particularly Rush, Supertramp, Boston - superior stuff. Recommend you try out Porcupine Tree. Their 'live at Tilburg' set is simply outstanding. Suggest ' What happens Now, Arriving Somewhere but not Here, Anaesthetise ' for starters. You like exceptional musicianship - this band has it in spades, and Gavin Harrison on drums has been hailed as the best drummer around.
All 3 members ooze talent,but Neil Pert rules on that drum kit!🥁😎Btw,to answer your question,No,no other trio packs the same punch as RUSH!🎸🎹🎙🤘
Thank you for playing RUSH, now, do you want to hear the song that sent them off to the next level. Even though, they are a Toronto band, like Triumph, they know, where the market is. They can make a good living in Canada, but if you really want to make a good living, go to America. In the mid to late 1970s, this song was played in Cleveland Ohio, on the radio. Cleveland loved it, adopted it, and RUSH was on its way to the stardom they desired. Have a listen> th-cam.com/video/Gj5slzbiopw/w-d-xo.html **Played in Cleveland where it all began for them. 4 years later 2015, they played Cleveland for the last time ever**. This Tom Sawyer was filmed in Quebec.
Never noticed the Eraserhead poster!! Nice
I saw it but don’t pretend to understand it but I love how Roger Ebert described it:
Not a single comforting image……….😬😬🤣😎
check out The Warning. a 3 piece of young sisters from mexico. write their own stuff, and have been around for a little more than 10 years. no autotune. no lipsynch. no pitch correction. ever. their strength is their live show.
Nice reaction. Working Man was Rush's first hit song off their self titled album Rush. You can do the studio version as a reaction but if you really want to blow your minds, do "Working Man" live in Cleveland. Other radio hits to get started are Limelight, Freewill, Closer to the Heart and Spirit of the Radio should get you up and running with Rush.
Best song ever!!🥰
You should show Ryan Niel Peart's drum solo live in Frankfurt. The thing that Ryan doesn't understand with prog rock is that these bands are famous for their musicianship, not their clothing image. Bands like Kiss are known for their make up not their musical prowess. Bands like Pink Floyd, Yes and Rush are loved for their music, not their fashion sense. The money they earn is not why they do it. Money is an incidental by-product of what they do and they earn that money by working damn hard to perfect their art, not by dressing in designer clothing and learning dance routines. Believe me, I've been a drummer in rock bands for over 50 years and I know how much work goes into perfecting every little detail and going over the same song over and over until you're either sick of it, your hands are bleeding or you collapse. ✌️♥️🇬🇧
Neil Peart’s double bass drum kit.. nobody see’s how fast the foot pedals are going off when you watch this band but you definitely hear it.. you wonder… “How’s he doing this sound”? That was always fun to watch his solo’s in concert.. so this is what a feel good jam looks like! 🥰😊😁
You guys should check out Working man, Live version from Cleveland. Enjoying your channel, CHEERS from 🇨🇦
That keyboard part leading into the solo, then Alex doubles it. Next Alex leaves to solo but Geddy fills right in on the bass with the same 7/8 pattern. Epically crafted song writing!
What about the Police as a comparable talented trio? Stewart Copeland? Andy Summers? Sting? Pretty amazing.
True that. I miss their music.