Drum Teacher Reacts: RUSH | 'YYZ' | (Moving Pictures 1981 Track 3)
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- I have done the LIVE IN RIO version. I have done the Yoyoka cover. This is my first time listening to the full album version!
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I have done the LIVE IN RIO version. I have done the Yoyoka cover. This is my first time simply listening to the full album version!
I really hope you enjoy Rush Week 2.0. Neil Peart is a legend! Enjoy :)
Be sure to check out my Neil Peart/Rush playlist and my first ever Rush cover!
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My gift From me to you. A beautiful drum solo from Marco Minnemann
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I’m a pre Signals Rush fan myself. I don’t like the way they started favoring keyboards and synths over Alex’s guitar work (I’ve heard that Alex didn’t like it either). I always placed their first two live albums (All The World’s a Stage & Exit Stage Left) over all the others.
The Rio version is next level. Not often, do you get a crowd, let alone that size crowd, to sing to an instrumental.
Check the first 30 seconds of this one...Cow bell and toms...............th-cam.com/video/8NAY6DT4t4c/w-d-xo.html
Andrew, do ‘WIP 1’ by Omar Rodriguez Lopez Group live in LA. Could be the greatest live drumming you’ll ever see.
Being a Canadian band, it is officially "Y Y Zed".
^This^
As an american , I thank you for your accuracy.
The scale Alex uses on his solo that gives it that oriental feel is called the B Phrygian Dominant that is built on the notes B, C, D#, E, F#, G, A.
And same.notes as e minor harmonic, same family, standard flamenco scale a la la villa strangiato intro
Me, not knowing any music theory whatsoever: Yes, obviously it's the B Pythagorean Dominant Theorem A B C D E F G H I J K.
Reading all that makes me glad I'm a drummer lol
@@Power_Press711 basically a minor scale with a sharp 7, impressive Andrew knew it (for a drummer haha), Metallica and dream theater use it too
Love the sound of that one
there's a reason they say that Neil is your favorite drummers favorite drummer, he checks all the boxes. add to that the long career and the fact that he wrote just about all the lyrics.....incredible.
Moving Pictures is one of their best albums from start to finish, and the tour for this album was so great to witness. 3 guys , that wall of sound, and a stage show that left you wanting more.
They didn't call him The Professor for no reason!!! R.I.P NEIL!!!!
Not to discredit or demean drummers but Neil was a masterful musician.
i like the fact that not only is YYZ the airport code for toronto.....but the opening on the bell is also YYZ in morse code
Yup. Very clever :)
Alan Parsons did similar for "Lucifer". The Morse code repeated at the beginning of the song spells out "EVE".
YYZ is the IATA airport code of Toronto Pearson Int'l Airport (the main airport in Rush's hometown). The main rhythm & riff are based on the Morse code for YYZ. The story behind the song is that the band was introduced to the rhythm when Alex Lifeson flew them into the airport in his plane.
this is whack. check your sources
@@lerxst1234 Ayal Sharon is almost entirely correct. The band was flying back to T.O. in Alex's flight instructor's plane when they tuned into the Toronto beacon, YYZ, Alex was flying the plane at the time and they heard the morse code over the radio and they liked it and became the inspiration for the track. Here is the band, in their own words, talking about it. th-cam.com/video/2ht8_3WYWzo/w-d-xo.html
Fun Fact . YYZ was done with Geddy and Neil while Alex Lifeson was out taking flying lessons , Geddy and Neil were done then Alex came it to listen to it then he added the Guitar work , Amazing
Yes! Hence the alternating drum / bass fills, too! 😊
As you probably know, there is an "on grid analysis and isolation of Neil (you may have covered it), there is also an isolated bass track. So tight!
Neil and Geddy - outside of everything else - were an incredibly tight rhythm section!
Rush is Canadian, so it's Why, Why, Zed (YYZ).
The guitar solo was Alex creating the exotic feel of a large international airport. It was intentional and one of his best.
NICE!
Geddy on the bass is sooooooooo impressive. Just amazing.
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Geddy Lee is a legend! I can't remember her name, but the bass player for Voice Of Baceprot plays pretty similar to Geddy. (Different style of music though.)
@@justaguy6129, yea watching Geddy play bass is awesome. He really is one of the BEST bass players ever.
@@Drewg351 Did you see that Geddy and Alex recently played a few songs, each with a different drummer (Dave Grohl, Danny Carey and I think Chad Smith) at one of the Taylor Hawkins tribute concerts. Even at 69 years old they're both still killing it!
@@justaguy6129, yes I saw the videos of both drummer's. Geddy & Alex were FANTASTIC !!!! I'm sure it would be difficult for them to go back out and do a tour, but I wish they would. No one could ever replace Neil, nor did I believe anyone would ever try, but it would be awesome to see Geddy & Alex playing again, even small, intimate shows.
Back in the early 80's Neil would do his solo in the middle of this song. You can find a version of this on "Exit, Stage Left". I was fortunate to have witnessed this feat of mastery from about 30-40 ft. away, elevated and to the back of him. I will never forget the impression it made on me.
"He is your favorite drummer's favorite drummer"
My older brothers had Moving Pictures when I was 9,fast forward to today.Rush becomes my favorite Rock/ Progressive rock band.🥰Thank you Andrew loving RUSH week 2.0.
That is awesome Brooke!
Weird you having all this nostalgia and my Country completely missing it
There's a lovely story regarding Rush and Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. When Page & Plant were touring together in the 90's, Rush had come to a grinding halt. Neil Peart had lost his 19 Yr old daughter in a car crash, and Geddy Lee said it was all like losing a daughter.
Page &,Plant were doing a concert in Toronto & Geddy suddenly got a personal call from Robert Plant and as a Led Zepp fan thought it was a wind up.
He went on to invite Rush to the show and a chat.
Geddy & Alex went, and after the concert, Robert talked about when lost his son in '77 and the realisation for the need to carry on with life even though you're still grieving for your child.
They soon got the band back together, and Geddy spoke of much Page & Plant were proper gentlemen.
I personally think it was a great gesture from Robert Plant to try and help fellow musicians to come to terms with their grief and not let it destroy the band.
Thank you for opening the Rush can of worms once again. A real pleasure to experience from your point of view.
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These 3 amazing musicians accent each other so well... Its always Great hearing these men at work..
100%
You should watch the official video for YYZ, released for the 40th anniversary of the album. It's an animation that tells a story about the album title and is full of Rush easter eggs. Alex and Geddy have a vocal cameo at the end.
Oh right! Thank you Mark
Bob and Doug. "Rush releases album with songs shorter than 2112" "Geddy Lee buys another bass" Lerxst, Pratt, and Dirk. So many more.
The Z is pronounced 'Zed', Andrew! Just like in 'NZ'! 😄😉 And awww, that fan photo right at the start is heart-warming! 😍😊
Not for all countries ;)
@@LudwigSC93 - True, but also in Canada, where this piece was composed! 😉
Like in New Zedland? The great band Zed Zed Top? This part of Canada its 'zee'. :)
G -Damn! so powerful for 40+ years ago!
You should review the Exit, ....Stage Left. version, where the solo that launch a million drummers (air and real) resides. It was a test for many.
ABSO-GODDAMN-LUTELY. It is THE Neil Peart drum solo.
That'd be 4 reactions on different versions of this song Peter!
But why not...
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Because version 1.0 of THE Neil Peart drum solo!
@@joeday4293 - I thought V1.0 was on the _All The World's A Stage_ live album!? 😄
@@mightyV444 Prototype? 😎
Always loved this track. I was a Canadian teen during the 70's so I grew up with Rush.
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Haven’t heard someone at a high caliber dissect things so eloquently for a layman. I’m more versed than the layman but being one once, I can say this is a fantastic channel for folks learning music, theory and practice, to follow. Thank you very much!!
Specifically the cymbal chokes!
I love that "thwack" sound during Alex's solo. The album liner notes credits Neil with playing plywood on one of the songs - is that what this is?
Oh wow. Interesting
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Somebody can feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I heard somewhere that the thwack was from Neil hitting a piece of plywood with a chair!
Neil was famous for his usage of running over the bar line; you could almost say it was his trademark. As to the provenance of the song, this was entirely based upon Alex Lifeson's interminable (nocte) nightmares; it is a full exploration of the way an individual runs with a dream sequence, hence the staccato breaks - then rushing on (sorry for the pun) to the next segment of the dream-enacted. Apart from the virtuosity involved from all three guys, this was like a monumental (& frenetic) jam session; it's why I took up, bass, drums & guitar - & whilst not alone in the impressario's world of music, became a huge influence on my playing...Like many a RUSH devotee, I miss 'The Professor' profoundly....Good call !!
One of the best Rush songs! React to Dreamline-Rush! Underrated song from underrated album.
The _Roll The Bones_ tour would turn out to be the only opportunity for me to see Rush live in concert - and I missed it!!! 😭🙂
The Live in Rio version is wonderful because of the amazing crowd, happy that you did the studio version!
During that guitar solo, the image of a guy in a turban, sitting cross-legged in front of a basket, playing a clarinet, while a cobra rises out of it, is conjured up in my mind's eye. Now _THAT'S_ middle eastern!!
This song makes me smile EVERY time. It's just a joy to behold.
Huge congrats on the 100K Andrew! You really deserve it - keep up the great work.
BTW, love to see you sharing the love with each of your bids when you like and subscribe the original videos.
Video on Rush's TH-cam channel for this song is full of Easter eggs. Find Bob & Doug. Many more, including Rush, in Morse code. "Rush releases album with songs shorter than 2112," one headline reads.
I'll never get tired of hearing the letters yyz in Morse code.
La Villa Strangiata is a must, based off of a dream Alex Lifeson had. One of Peart's finest work. Would be very exciting to see you react to some Pantera as well, a defining band from the 90's.
Great reactions to this incredible album. Love how you’re going through the entire album with Drumeo. Would love to see you do this with Permanent Waves as well. As great as Rush’s live performances are, their studio recordings are almost always my favorite (with the one exception of the live version of Xanadu on Exit Stage Left).
Yup I like the album deep dives :)
It is very rare that I like a live version of a song over the studio version. Mystic Rhythms (Power Windows studio - Show of hands live) is an exception.
I enjoy watching the sheet music. Just shows us his precision. All of them. Thanks and Congratulations too 100000+
Thanks Jack!
Thanks Andrew. I really like the Drumeo transcription on screen. It helps me pick up some nuances to the song, that I might miss, not being a drummer (yet). I really hope you will get to the side 2 songs on Moving Pictures. It will be interesting to see the reaction to Witch Hunt with the double tracked drums, and The Police influenced Vital Signs, with its unique beat.
Yup whole album this week Todd :)
Glad you enjoyed the studio version of this. I always tell people in re: to Rush to listen to the studio version first always always because there are nuances to the studio versions that are not always evident in the live versions. Most ppl think 'oh it's just a song to listen to'. No. There are numerous things happening with each song that it takes multiple multiple listens to hear them all. Thirty years later, I can STILL hear things in their songs I never noticed.
yo should check out the live version from the Exit Stage Left album. Neal goes off at the middle drum break and plays a solo that stretches about 3 minutes. He really hits every drum in his huge kit. It's amazing and melodic.
Right after the guitar solo, Alex pays tribute to Steve Hackett with a great slow Hackettesque guitar melody... great!
Wow. Good call! Hackett!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Alex has stated Steve's influence and those slow fade-in / bends are classic early Genesis-era Hackettisms.
Andrew bell pattern in the beginning of the song is YYZ in Morse code not sure if you knew that
Yup I had heard that! Nice 👍
You have covered side one Side two is also Amazing The Camera Eye an epic Witch hunt and Vital signs a Police influence Neil Peart loved Stewart Copeland also an amazing drummer
I can't tell you how much I learn from your videos Andrew. I'm not a musician, but I do consider myself a "student" of music; always interested in what makes a particular song great. I find your technical comments very informative. I'm a lifelong Rush fan and love your appreciation and enthusiasm for the band. I wouldn't mind if you made your way through the entire Rush catalog! Cheers!
Yup more on the way!
THANK YOU
Alex's solo - Phrygian Dominant
Yep you’ve got that permanent Rush smile now.
GREAT
It's crazy how many songs off this album are in regular rotation on my local classic rock station. Great review man! These 3 gents taught me at a very young age the importance of voicing. Alex taught me how to embellish a song without stepping on the other instruments but still expand the width of sound. As always, great review. 👍 Exit Stage Left is one of the greatest live albums ever. Of course this song was the segway into a monster Neil solo.
Saw Rush live twice - twenty five years apart for both the original and second moving pictures tours! So glad that wasn't one of the bands I missed out on. I enjoy your format and use of Drumio program is cool even for me the non-drummer.
So glad you got to hear and enjoy this version. :) Live in Rio is something else completely, but I can be truthful in saying I like both for different reasons on different days. ...
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the guitar solo is in phrygian dominant which is why it sounds middle eastern
You nailed the "middle eastern" sound, it was exactly what Alex was going for.
You really should check the exit stage left version of this. One of Neil's if not the best drum solo.
Try doing “taking center stage” live “the main monkey business “ . Unbelievable!!! Love to see your reaction along with the comments. Carry on!!!
well ,when you have a band where each of your members are in the top 3 of their instrument, of all time...its perfection....
Rush 2112 Overture leading into Temple of Syrinx is also amazing. To Rush fans its one of the defining songs Rush has. It has a bit of everything Rush has to offer. One song plays into the second song. The 2 are almost always listened to as one song. Radio stations, well the few radio stations that would play Prog Rock regularly played the 2 songs as one as well.
I have this song on my best progressive rock songs playlist! Sooooo good
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Andrew, you can cover every part of the drum tab except the first line with some other window to deal with the spoiler problem you mentioned.
please note it is YYZed just like it is pronounced pretty much everywhere else in the world other than USA.
... including here in NZed! 😁
Someone may have mentioned this before, but the opening sequence is actual Morse Code for YYZ as an FYI. Also I believe the guitar solo was using a melodic minor but I am not absolutely certain..
This has probably already been pointed out so forgive me if so.....but the notes at the beginning of the song are Morse code for the letters YYZ......fun factoid :)
Great breakdown and analysis, I am sure you can play it for the 100K celebration.
Correct e harmonic minor, a minor scale with sharp 7, he uses it occasionally, flamenco scale, or Phrygian b to split hairs, same family
YES!!!
Thanks for clarifying
@@AndrewRooneyDrums shame on you, a drummer knowing that! Most guitarists wouldn't, brilliant analysis and you do great justice to the professor, bravo
@@kippsguitar6539 hehe.
I went to jazz school and did harmonic minor on vibes along with all the modes a loooooong time ago. I kinda remember that flavor :)
Thank you for the great comment and feedback mate
The song’s intro is the letters YYZ in Morse code
Y is - . - -
Z is - - . .
YYZ is
- . - -
- . - -
- - . .
That’s the repeating intro
Hi Andrew. Love you explorations of classic music and drums, especially John Bonham and Neil Peart. Have you considered 'Freewill' from 'Permanent Waves'? The mid section is particularly extraordinary - all of them off the scale in invention and 'trading' as you say. Would love to see/hear your thoughts. In any case, really enjoy your channel. 👍
for some nice cowbell/cymbal work with chokes, react to Deep Purple You Fool No One from California Jam 1974, lasts 18+ minutes, but every sec is worth it, includes killer Ian Paice drum solo
Well I'm quite late to the party so I'll save my comments and questions for the next. Just dropping a comment for the channel.
And I love you for it
For the most part the song just switches between two chords: B and C. Even the intro (where the rhythm is the Morse code for YYZ) alternates between F# (which is the third of BMajor) and C so you could say that the intro is still just alternating between B and C. The keyboard interlude and the synchronous runs are obviously different.
The guitar solo is in e harmonic minor and, again, played over the CMajor and Bmajor chords of that scale. The Middle Eastern flair is designed to evoke the exoticness of world travel.
YYZ (or Zed as they say in Canada) is the airport code for Pearson Internation Airport in Toronto and Neil has been quoted as "It's always a happy day when they see YYZ on their luggage tags". For some reason all (most?) Canadian airports start with a Y.
If you listen to the isolated drum or bass tracks you can hear that the solos are overdubbed and, especially the bass, have a completely different tone from the track.
Finally, Geddy and Alex recently played this song at both the London and L.A. Taylor Hawkins tribute concerts. In London, Omar Hakim played the drums, and his take was quite a bit different from Neils. In L.A., Danny Carey from Tool was the drummer, but he played it pretty straight. Nice to hear those two monster drummers do their interpretations and SO NICE to see Alex and Geddy play on stage again.
F# is the 4th of B
@@TrevRockOne its actually the 5th!
@@charlieYTonly oh yeah, you're right. It's a fourth down, which is a fifth -- just a brain fart.
Hello, I am a bass player but as I sometimes joke about being a "closeted drummer"... I have been watching your videos for 5-6 months, maybe longer anyway... I have a drumming question, How do you deal with "dotted" notes? Is it the same way I presume but often times a dotted eighth is within the sustain of the last note and drum transients are not often long enough to allow for a muted beat... Am I asking this properly? I'm just curious. Thank You!
Like a rest tbh
Neil had spoken about how he would arrange and he would focus on phrasing and ignore the notation structure, letting the beats fall where they were needed. Hence the time changes...
Absolutely the smart way to do it
YY Zed. not YY Zee :o)
Oddly enough, YYZ was originally composed as a call and answer between Geddy and Neil. Alex wasn't part of it until later on, and his insertion of the eastern time really made for a unique sound at the time of release...and it still is in many ways.
Also, I don't know how I missed this video, but there's a great clip of Neil putting the 30th anniversary DrummerWorld kit through its paces for "Anatomy of a Drum Solo": th-cam.com/video/Oz-fthxn_eY/w-d-xo.html
Always amazed to see the level of control and musicianship when he plays.
YYZ is the Toronto airport code. 🇨🇦
CHEERS!
My Rush suggestion would be Jacobs Ladder, particularly to a drummer.
Done it!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Are you sure it was Jacobs Ladder? I can't find it.
Archer: "Wow, amazing, you can play 'YYZ'"
Krieger: "First of all, it's YY-zed. And second of all, no I can't get it, it's impossible."
Neil Peart stands alone.
Also the snap/crash sound in the guitar solo is "plywood". It's literally listed as one of Neil's instruments on the album notes. To quote him:
> "Well you wear gloves so as not to get splinters, you take a piece of 1/4" plywood, and smack it down HARD on the top of a wooden stool. Very demanding, technically - took years of practice."
We even pronounce it "zed" also here in New Zealand! 😁 And thank you for sharing the 'plywood' story! I'd always thought that sound was from breaking glass! 😄
Did figure out what that crack sound effect was?
Sorry mate, Rush is Canadian so we use the British pronounciation YY-Zed :)
I just put that before I read your comment :o) Although I'm English
All the stranger considering he’s from NZ… where we say zed, too
You say tomato; I say potato!
@@johncalvo1743 But Geddy says zed :o)
Cheers Rob!
After interviewing so many American drummers on my podcast no one understood 'THE N ZED DRUMMER PODCAST'.
So I changed it then...
The solo sounds like Phrygian mode.
the opening bells are morse code for YYZ......
I am pretty sure that he will like side 2 of the album even more than side 1. ✌✌😁😁
Rush B Sides are the real deep dives into their madness!
Can't wait
How the hell did this song lose to The Police's "Behind My Camel" in the Grammys? No one remembers "Behind My Camel". Not even Sting's mother.
Pretty boy contest
I don't care - I like both! 😊
It's YY Zed lol
Phrygian I think on the guitar.
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This song, plus the second side of the record is the shit.
second side on the way Dallas :)
Look what posted for Rush Week 2.0! th-cam.com/video/RozMhnSXKYs/w-d-xo.html Take a watch and learn why we love Neil.
Andrew, I second the recommendation from somebody here in the comments to check out the "Exit... Stage Left" version of YYZ. This is an early live album from Rush, I think from the Moving Pictures tour, and Neil takes an amazing solo on YYZ. *CAUTION* Use the version from the album. If you see a TH-cam video taken from the "Exit... Stage Left" concert film, *don't* use that one. For reasons unknown, YYZ is really butchered up on that film.
Oh dear. That'll be 4 reactions to this song in different versions! HAHA
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Maybe some special occasion would warrant it. Heck, if nothing else, just listen to it yourself. The thing about it is, it predates the time when Neil added the secondary digital kit. So, I sort of feel more like the solo is more of a "drum" solo than what it evolved into later. Just 3 solid minutes of amazing acoustic kit playing. It's also always good to just stand back and be amazed that *three guys* could pull off something like that live.
@@MikeKobb - And that "special occasion" could be the 3rd anniversary of his passing, on the 7th of January! Gosh, I can't believe it's been nearly three years already! I cried when I first heard the very sad news.
Great videos! Especially the Rush stuff. You mentioned you loved the ending of YYZ. This live version of "Closer to the heart", for me, has one of the best live endings. Side note, studio version of this song is a fade away ending. I think you mentioned you were curious how they would end a studio fade away live. Here is one cool example! th-cam.com/video/PzHAY2-y0vU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Rod!
Hey. Andrew! Since you wondered to yourself about improvisation and whether the band wrote in a nearly fleshed out fashion, here’s a link to a live (bootleg) recording of Tom Sawyer, prior to its actual recording. If I remember, this show is mere weeks before Rush entered the studio to record Moving Pictures. You’ll see that while there is general structure and most of the main ideas are here, work continued and there was significant refinement and solidification of what was to be the final version. Quality is not great, but certainly enough to get the gist. This version is faster and even more chaotic in the solo section. They’re all shredding for the sake of shredding because the parts have not been honed into their final form. Enjoy! th-cam.com/video/ZNlN1awfnX8/w-d-xo.html
Drummer writes most of the songs. Heavy Duty!
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I LOVE THIS SONG! And I'm fortunate I got to play it live a few years ago with a pit band (guitar); it's a fun tune to play! FYI, Rush did live playthroughs a couple years ago of this song, and some others. Super worth checking out the performance ➡(th-cam.com/video/WddSQVTwj_Y/w-d-xo.html) 🤘🏼
The tempo sounds a bit faster than the original.
Time for a bravado reaction.
I'm on it
You have to watch a version that shows him playing. It shows his ability to have complete limb independence.
measure 79 ish. and 82 ish, 87 ish this has always annoyed me. there is a something that sounds like a slapstick. I dont see it in the charting and he doesnt play it live. but it comes in at a weird off time and I was hoping it would show in the chart. but I guess not.
According to some other viewers' comments, that's Neil breaking a piece of plywood by hitting it hard over the back of a wooden chair! Totally new to me, that story! 😄 I'd always thought that was the sound of breaking glass! 😆
@@mightyV444 cool! All I know is I usually use a China for it. And live he usually plays triplets. The best I have been able to replicate it is to play it on the middle triplet note.
@@autox19 - Good on ya for giving it a go to play this! 😀👍 Neil is one of my favourite drummers, but something like Rush's _Digital Man_ is demanding enough for me! 😄
abcdefghijklmonpqrstuvwxyZED! Now I'm pedantic,
now my finger hurts! lol.
Peace and love brother ✌️ ❤️
Yes! Totally pedantic! ...but you're right! 😆👍
Canadian band. Zed it is, eh.
@@m1t2a1 - Yep! 😊
It's YYZed
Thanks Richard
It's called the chromatic scale