"Working Man" is the oldest song that they did live and it became their encore song in later years. As you can see it is an exhausting song for them to play. It originally appeared on their 1974 debut album with original drummer John Rutsey - just for comparison sake you should check out the original. It will help you understand why this version is so freakin' cool. Rush has a special connection to Cleveland because that is where a young radio DJ by the name of Donna Halper at station WMMS in Cleveland first dropped the needle on "Working Man" and "got the ball rolling". In the liner notes of the Mercury Records release of the debut album there is a "thank you" to Donna from the band. It reads: "With Special Thanks to Donna Halper of WMMS in Cleveland for getting the ball rolling" There is also a note that reads: "For best results play at maximum volume" - They're not wrong about that. The wife and I took the kids to see this tout (Time Machine 2011) at The Gorge at George, Washington (yes there really is a place called George, Washington). I have seen Rush do this song live many, many times beginning in 1976 when I saw their "2112" tour in Spokane, WA. The reggae verses are a great example of just how versatile these guys really are as musicians. You are quite right about Alex, by the way. He is one of the most underrated guitarists in rock & roll, in my opinion. His use of suspensions and inversions is legendary. He is also a master of dynamics and a tone genius. His use of volume swells and other dynamics has influenced literally thousands of guitarists around the world. "Jacob's Ladder" is a Lerxst** showpiece along the lines of "La Villa Strangiato" **The three band members had nicknames. Alex's nickname is Lerxst. Geddy's was Dirk and Neil's nickname was Pratt. I just thought you might like that little bit of "insider info" from an old Rush fan (I'm 62).
The Original with Rutsey is what put Rush on radio, it was such a powerful song. It was an introduction that didn't just kick the door open, they blew it off the hinges.
Yes, I was pretty young at the time, but I remember that and folks calling into the station about it, here in Akron where we are in range of WMMS 101.7
I see you have answers to the washing machines in the background. Some other things you will catch... Sometimes, on Geddys side of the stage, you might see rotisserie chicken machines, that actually fed the road crew, or Geddy sometimes sports a mini Stonehenge on his keyboard, paying homage to This is Spinal Tap rocumentary. It's also a reminder to not take yourself too seriously. Alex has his own get ups on his side of the stage as well though. I'm still unsure on why he collects dinosaurs, but he has a ton and places them on his amps, and even puts them inside the head. Alex also has his groupie Barbie dolls that sit behind his pedal boards in front of the stable. The road crew leave fun By post it notes and place them in their hands. I always thought it was the setlist, but no, its the crew talking trash. Like, 'I was conceived while my dad was at a Rush concert.' Oh burn. Lol. They are quick to poke fun at themselves during the show, but never does that interfere with why they are really there. Music. 😄
Their shows were always so much fun. Last time I saw them was my boys first concert 10 years ago. Got them t-shirts, programs the whole bit. They just went nuts lol. Was wild to see so many other parents taking their kids to the show. Have a take a deep breath when I remind myself that's all over.
@@dave131 yes i agree. I don't believe i realized, until Neil's passing, how much of my life was dedicated to them. Listening to their music and looking forward to the next show, or tour. To have all of that taken away so suddenly, and to have it taken away by Rushs voice - the one that inspired and got us through hard times, has been more devastating than i could have imagined. I feel like I lost family. I guess it isn't just about the band and the music, because it's also about missing the show's and missing out on all the other Rush fans.... like yourself, who are sharing Rush a new generation of fans. Their last tour, we met a few people that brought their grandchildren! It's a beautiful thing. Life does as life does though, I suppose ...and Neil definitely understood that more than most. 😢 I am sincerely thankful to have witnessed their magic so many times and am forever grateful to my bestie for including me on his Rush journey!!! Im a better person because of them. So happy to hear you got to share your love of Rush with your sons. Those memories will live on forever.
I'll say it again... RUSH IS EVERYTHING! Thank you my friend! I fuckin LOVE it! Just can't ever get enough Rush! They are freakin phenomenal! You totally rock Biz! Thanks again!😁 Til the next 1☮ Stay safe! 💥💯🖤🎼🤘 RIP Neil Peart Can I please make another request...my other favorite band ALTER BRIDGE "Cry Of Achilles" "Find The Real"-Live in Amsterdam 2008 "Addicted To Pain" Alter Bridge is another amazing band but criminally underrated! Incredible musicians, thought provoking lyrics & one of the most incredible vocalists (IMHO)! I really think you'll dig Alter Bridge too! Thank you very much! Have a great night! 💯🔥🖤🆎️🎼🤘
These guys are awesome and there's only 3 members. I grew up with these guys I was was born in 1972 and I have 2 older sisters but music was always playing in my family XOXO
Years ago, Eddie Van Halen was asked in an interview..."What's it feel like to be the greatest guitar player in the world?" Eddie's reply: "I don't know, maybe you should ask Alex Lifeson." Wow!! Alex has always been underrated and always been a BEAST!! The late great Eddie Van Halen knew it and gave him deserving kudos!!
It's a great story, but unfortunately, not true. Alex is indeed one of the best rock guitarists ever, but Eddie never said that. That story is an urban legend and been said about tons of guitarists. Supposedly, Jimmy Page said it about Prince, Slash said it about Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Tom Morelo said it about Slash. Etc, etc, etc.
watch them on rush laura secondary school 1974 st catharines, an early concert where they play their first album for a high school audience. 30 plus years later rocking even harder
Pretty cool since WMMS home of the buzzard (radio station out of Cleveland), were the ones that originally played this song in the states, and gave them the exposure to grab America's attention.
My brother thank you for going down the rush rabbit hole and if I was you I would continue there is so much material that Rush has that is so awesome! 2112 Overture amazing! The album moving pictures the whole thing is awesome! Please do a lot more Rush reaction videos there are so many great songs Weatherby musically and lyrically to choose from like bytor the snow dog. You have only taken a taste of what Russia has to offer and do not I repeat do not forget Neil Peart drum solo in Germany it will blow your mind! Thank you for appreciating my favorite band of all time the reason why I got into drumming!
Cleveland, Ohio radio stations and fans put Rush on the map, first ones to play their music and they blew up....and yes those are Geddy's washing machines behind him lol..think it was suppose to be a joke to balance out the stage from Neil's drumset and Alex's amps, geddy was feeling lonely on his side of the stage lol.
Alex is a guitar god. Period. His first solo on this is solid. A damn decent solo. Then he drops that 2nd solo and melts everyone's brains and faces. This band leaves everything on stage for their fans. It was such a privilege to get to see them live. Absolutely incredible.
Alex was "shredding" his guitar...check out Neil's solo from Hamburg. Unreal! I'm a Rushgal so I have high expectations lol. I'm loving your channel!! 🤟😘
Best description yet... "Fucking brilliant!". They brought it like that for 43 years together, and remain the best of friends - RIP Neil. Since the mid 90's I believe, they no longer had opening acts, and would play the whole show with an intermission. I was fortunate enough to see them 5 times, and they were always amazing.
And that is how they end a 3-hour concert with a 30-song set list! Can you imagine having anything left to pull that off? And these guys were in their late 50’s here! The were always great, but man they just got better with age. Cheers!
Cleveland have them their first radio plays. No one else would, but the song really resonated with the working class town with rock roots. They have maintained their quality and skills for over 40 yrs....and even gotten better. Geddys vocals lowered a bit but he makes it work. They were great live. Thanks for your super great reaction. These boys deserve it. RIP Neil
Please review The Camera Eye and 2112 the overture.Their older music Geddy voice is in raw form and the stories they produce (which is all the lyrics are wrtten by Neil) is just astonishing. RIP Neil Peart
Truly enjoying your discovery of Rush's work. Thanks for the ride!! Now..when you get back to Yes..... check out "Heart of the Sunrise"..."Close to the Edge"..."Turn of the Century"... "Gates of Delirium"....... I would also suggest Emerson, Lake & Palmer "The Barbarian" is a good start and "Trilogy" should be heard... Of Course there is Steely Dan...just about any track will do, but I particularly like "Kid Charlemagne" .... If ever in the neighborhood do not miss.. Tommy Bolin "Dreamer" or "People People"...... Brand X - "Nuclear Burn"..... and for grins & amazement!!! Frank Zappa "Yellow Snow suite" .... I think you might enjoy any or all of these....but...just keep exploring the soundscapes and enjoying the journey!!!!
The washing machines came about as Alex had huge stacks and geddie side was lacking so they fill his side with washing machines, popcorn makers, rotisserie chicken 🍗... they have great sense of humour!
Alex is so often overlooked when people hush about Hendrix, SRV, Page, Gilmore, Beck, Clapton, Winter, The Edge, Lukather.....probably because Peart and Lee get all the attention, but Alex is surely up there in the top 12ni would say. He is SUCH a humble guy though (because he’s Canadian?) and and would probably be embarrassed if you said that to him. He would never claim to be in the same tier as his guitar idol Jimmy Page, but I think he is.......and Jimmy is MY guitar idol too!
If you like instrumentals you have got to review Neil’s drum solo live in Frankfurt. You’ll be amazed at how much musical one person can be on a single instrument not usually known for being melodic. He shows why he is the greatest drummer who ever lived. You will hear what his internal heartbeat sounded like. We’re all drummers from birth. Don’t believe it? The first sounds we make is our heart beat hammering out the sound that will drive the music that we all make. Plus it will melt your face.
Yes you should listen to the original studio version now. It's structured like the second half of this performance. They switched up the first half of this to a reggae beat, so it's very different than the original. You'll also appreciate what they did with it live after hearing the original.
Yes, those are washing machines. It was a running joke from years ago between Alex and Geddy about how many amps Alex used to have on stage. He had so many and Geddy didn’t so he started adding props to his side of the stage, washing machines, popcorn machines, etc. I’ve seen RUSH live more than any other band by far, right up to the R40 Tour, their 40th anniversary and final tour, and they’ve NEVER let me down.
I prefer the "rock" version (original) to this "reggae (ish)" version. by the way the rock version was their first big hit b ack in the 70's. it's the song that spread across the radio waves and had people asking who is this?
Another great reaction!! Maybe you should try “Red Barcetta”, or “Witch Hunt”, and I think you still have to do “Neil Peart- Live in Frankfort”! Be well and God Bless... from Texas!
@@happyfreeliferc were sure not used to the cold. Been in single digits with rolling power outages. We’ve been luck an hr on an hr off but a lot of people with no power for days. And it’s like 2’ out there!! Thanks for your concern!! God Bless y’all.. I bet is cold where you are too!! From Texas! Great
@@juliebrockett3471 wow...1st time ever like this in Texas and elsewhere. Last 2 day's it's been warmer than usual (55 degrees) here.more snow coming tomorrow. Our weather derives from Texas (airstream) be well.
@@happyfreeliferc we’re up around Dallas so we got about 6 inches of snow. I think it was 2’ last night! Looks like the rolling blackouts have stopped and so far no water boil mandates here, but still lots of people without power! God Bless!!
In the old days before modern technology it was stacks of Amps behind them , when Amps were no longer needed Geedy missed having something behind him so he got washing machines as a fill in
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"Working Man" is the oldest song that they did live and it became their encore song in later years. As you can see it is an exhausting song for them to play. It originally appeared on their 1974 debut album with original drummer John Rutsey - just for comparison sake you should check out the original. It will help you understand why this version is so freakin' cool.
Rush has a special connection to Cleveland because that is where a young radio DJ by the name of Donna Halper at station WMMS in Cleveland first dropped the needle on "Working Man" and "got the ball rolling". In the liner notes of the Mercury Records release of the debut album there is a "thank you" to Donna from the band. It reads:
"With Special Thanks to Donna Halper of WMMS in Cleveland for getting the ball rolling"
There is also a note that reads: "For best results play at maximum volume" - They're not wrong about that.
The wife and I took the kids to see this tout (Time Machine 2011) at The Gorge at George, Washington (yes there really is a place called George, Washington). I have seen Rush do this song live many, many times beginning in 1976 when I saw their "2112" tour in Spokane, WA.
The reggae verses are a great example of just how versatile these guys really are as musicians. You are quite right about Alex, by the way. He is one of the most underrated guitarists in rock & roll, in my opinion. His use of suspensions and inversions is legendary. He is also a master of dynamics and a tone genius. His use of volume swells and other dynamics has influenced literally thousands of guitarists around the world. "Jacob's Ladder" is a Lerxst** showpiece along the lines of "La Villa Strangiato"
**The three band members had nicknames. Alex's nickname is Lerxst. Geddy's was Dirk and Neil's nickname was Pratt. I just thought you might like that little bit of "insider info" from an old Rush fan (I'm 62).
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Recorded live in St. Catharines, Neil Peart's home town. Wonder if Neil was in the audience!
The Original with Rutsey is what put Rush on radio, it was such a powerful song. It was an introduction that didn't just kick the door open, they blew it off the hinges.
I'm a Led Head,,,,,but these Canucks can F ing ROCK!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥👍😎
In the Rush Documentary it showed that a Cleveland DJ played this song (working Man) and it blew up immediately and created the big break for Rush!
Yes, I was pretty young at the time, but I remember that and folks calling into the station about it, here in Akron where we are in range of WMMS 101.7
I love people getting into Rush because they were the best rock band ever. I mean ever.
No doubt, Neil and Geddy are both top musicians, but Alex is soooooo underrated!!
The greatest 3 piece rock band in history, no contest, over :)
Watch La Villa strangiato official vid, wow!
And these gentlemen were in their early 60's doing this!! Lerxt is one of the best guitarists ever!! 🇨🇦✌
Yes, Alex is so underrated!!
Totally 🇨🇦👍🏻
And at the end of a 3 Hour Concert as well. Who does that. Only Rush did that.
I see you have answers to the washing machines in the background. Some other things you will catch... Sometimes, on Geddys side of the stage, you might see rotisserie chicken machines, that actually fed the road crew, or Geddy sometimes sports a mini Stonehenge on his keyboard, paying homage to This is Spinal Tap rocumentary. It's also a reminder to not take yourself too seriously. Alex has his own get ups on his side of the stage as well though. I'm still unsure on why he collects dinosaurs, but he has a ton and places them on his amps, and even puts them inside the head. Alex also has his groupie Barbie dolls that sit behind his pedal boards in front of the stable. The road crew leave fun By post it notes and place them in their hands. I always thought it was the setlist, but no, its the crew talking trash. Like, 'I was conceived while my dad was at a Rush concert.' Oh burn. Lol. They are quick to poke fun at themselves during the show, but never does that interfere with why they are really there. Music. 😄
He has the dinosaurs because his grandson loves dinosaurs!!
@@juliebrockett3471 how cool! Awwwe. 😊
Their shows were always so much fun. Last time I saw them was my boys first concert 10 years ago. Got them t-shirts, programs the whole bit. They just went nuts lol. Was wild to see so many other parents taking their kids to the show. Have a take a deep breath when I remind myself that's all over.
@@dave131 yes i agree. I don't believe i realized, until Neil's passing, how much of my life was dedicated to them. Listening to their music and looking forward to the next show, or tour. To have all of that taken away so suddenly, and to have it taken away by Rushs voice - the one that inspired and got us through hard times, has been more devastating than i could have imagined. I feel like I lost family. I guess it isn't just about the band and the music, because it's also about missing the show's and missing out on all the other Rush fans.... like yourself, who are sharing Rush a new generation of fans. Their last tour, we met a few people that brought their grandchildren! It's a beautiful thing.
Life does as life does though, I suppose ...and Neil definitely understood that more than most. 😢
I am sincerely thankful to have witnessed their magic so many times and am forever grateful to my bestie for including me on his Rush journey!!! Im a better person because of them. So happy to hear you got to share your love of Rush with your sons. Those memories will live on forever.
Hell yeah another awesome one Thanks enjoy this masterpiece
I'll say it again...
RUSH IS EVERYTHING!
Thank you my friend!
I fuckin LOVE it! Just can't ever get enough Rush! They are freakin phenomenal!
You totally rock Biz!
Thanks again!😁
Til the next 1☮
Stay safe!
💥💯🖤🎼🤘
RIP Neil Peart
Can I please make another request...my other favorite band
ALTER BRIDGE
"Cry Of Achilles"
"Find The Real"-Live in Amsterdam 2008
"Addicted To Pain"
Alter Bridge is another amazing band but criminally underrated! Incredible musicians, thought provoking lyrics & one of the most incredible vocalists (IMHO)!
I really think you'll dig Alter Bridge too!
Thank you very much!
Have a great night!
💯🔥🖤🆎️🎼🤘
“Leave that thing alone “ live version bro. Amazing!!!
Oh yeahhh... Time Machine version!
These guys are awesome and there's only 3 members. I grew up with these guys I was was born in 1972 and I have 2 older sisters but music was always playing in my family XOXO
Years ago, Eddie Van Halen was asked in an interview..."What's it feel like to be the greatest guitar player in the world?" Eddie's reply: "I don't know, maybe you should ask Alex Lifeson." Wow!! Alex has always been underrated and always been a BEAST!! The late great Eddie Van Halen knew it and gave him deserving kudos!!
It's a great story, but unfortunately, not true. Alex is indeed one of the best rock guitarists ever, but Eddie never said that. That story is an urban legend and been said about tons of guitarists. Supposedly, Jimmy Page said it about Prince, Slash said it about Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Tom Morelo said it about Slash. Etc, etc, etc.
watch them on rush laura secondary school 1974 st catharines, an early concert where they play their first album for a high school audience. 30 plus years later rocking even harder
Dude. That’s how Rush ended. Still killing it after nearly 40 continuous years. My last show ended at an even 50. There was nothing like em.
Wait till you hear their earlier recordings. Beyond amazing. Check out 2112 next.
Pretty cool since WMMS home of the buzzard (radio station out of Cleveland), were the ones that originally played this song in the states, and gave them the exposure to grab America's attention.
My brother thank you for going down the rush rabbit hole and if I was you I would continue there is so much material that Rush has that is so awesome! 2112 Overture amazing! The album moving pictures the whole thing is awesome! Please do a lot more Rush reaction videos there are so many great songs Weatherby musically and lyrically to choose from like bytor the snow dog. You have only taken a taste of what Russia has to offer and do not I repeat do not forget Neil Peart drum solo in Germany it will blow your mind! Thank you for appreciating my favorite band of all time the reason why I got into drumming!
We love your channel and your opinion on all music. Thank you sir.
Cleveland, Ohio radio stations and fans put Rush on the map, first ones to play their music and they blew up....and yes those are Geddy's washing machines behind him lol..think it was suppose to be a joke to balance out the stage from Neil's drumset and Alex's amps, geddy was feeling lonely on his side of the stage lol.
WMMS. One DJ working late night would put on Working Man so he could go to the bathroom without any worry.
@@MrThumbs63 cool thanks for the correction on that,
@@MusicLover-dt7ic no problem. I only mentioned WMMS because it was the main station back then.
@@MrThumbs63 cool, I couldn't remember which one, I only get Cincy's stations.
This kicks ass!!! 🔥🎶🎸🎤🎸🎶🔥RIP “Professor” ♥️
The tune that got them noticed. Thanks to DJ Donna Halper in Cleveland in 1974. You been killin' it bro!!
Alex is a guitar god. Period. His first solo on this is solid. A damn decent solo. Then he drops that 2nd solo and melts everyone's brains and faces. This band leaves everything on stage for their fans. It was such a privilege to get to see them live. Absolutely incredible.
Alex was "shredding" his guitar...check out Neil's solo from Hamburg. Unreal! I'm a Rushgal so I have high expectations lol. I'm loving your channel!! 🤟😘
Under rated alex ! A Beast! They all are.
Best description yet... "Fucking brilliant!". They brought it like that for 43 years together, and remain the best of friends - RIP Neil. Since the mid 90's I believe, they no longer had opening acts, and would play the whole show with an intermission. I was fortunate enough to see them 5 times, and they were always amazing.
And that is how they end a 3-hour concert with a 30-song set list! Can you imagine having anything left to pull that off? And these guys were in their late 50’s here! The were always great, but man they just got better with age. Cheers!
WOW, this is different!
Ya man, dis sound no-ting like dee studio recording... but me like it 😁
Cleveland have them their first radio plays. No one else would, but the song really resonated with the working class town with rock roots. They have maintained their quality and skills for over 40 yrs....and even gotten better. Geddys vocals lowered a bit but he makes it work. They were great live.
Thanks for your super great reaction. These boys deserve it. RIP Neil
worlds finest 3 piece orchestra
Just love this reaction!!
RUSH RULES!!!!🤘🎸🥁🎙
Wow I didn't think they
Could. - - - - this song up
I guess anything can happen
In this world ! One might want to hear the album
Cover FIRST !
Please review The Camera Eye and 2112 the overture.Their older music Geddy voice is in raw form and the stories they produce (which is all the lyrics are wrtten by Neil) is just astonishing.
RIP Neil Peart
The one time Alex said, " hold my fuckin beer!"
Alex is the secret ingredient that makes their sound distinct IMHO. He’s always been underrated.
Truly enjoying your discovery of Rush's work. Thanks for the ride!!
Now..when you get back to Yes..... check out "Heart of the Sunrise"..."Close to the Edge"..."Turn of the Century"... "Gates of Delirium".......
I would also suggest Emerson, Lake & Palmer "The Barbarian" is a good start and "Trilogy" should be heard... Of Course there is Steely Dan...just about any track will do, but I particularly like "Kid Charlemagne" .... If ever in the neighborhood do not miss.. Tommy Bolin "Dreamer" or "People People"...... Brand X - "Nuclear Burn"..... and for grins & amazement!!! Frank Zappa "Yellow Snow suite" ....
I think you might enjoy any or all of these....but...just keep exploring the soundscapes and enjoying the journey!!!!
The washing machines came about as Alex had huge stacks and geddie side was lacking so they fill his side with washing machines, popcorn makers, rotisserie chicken 🍗... they have great sense of humour!
Their simply great!👍👍🎸🎸🥁😎
I was at this show. Wss super Excellent!
They are totally dope!!!🎵🎶🎼👌👍✌️😎
Hard to believe that much music comes out of just 3 people, isn't it?!
Alex is so often overlooked when people hush about Hendrix, SRV, Page, Gilmore, Beck, Clapton, Winter, The Edge, Lukather.....probably because Peart and Lee get all the attention, but Alex is surely up there in the top 12ni would say. He is SUCH a humble guy though (because he’s Canadian?) and and would probably be embarrassed if you said that to him. He would never claim to be in the same tier as his guitar idol Jimmy Page, but I think he is.......and Jimmy is MY guitar idol too!
This man was considered one of the best drummers on the planet
Pure fucken Greatness!!!!
Facts
Simply the best.
There will never be musicians like this ever again.. . perhaps.
The whole CD is brilliant
If you like instrumentals you have got to review Neil’s drum solo live in Frankfurt. You’ll be amazed at how much musical one person can be on a single instrument not usually known for being melodic. He shows why he is the greatest drummer who ever lived. You will hear what his internal heartbeat sounded like. We’re all drummers from birth. Don’t believe it? The first sounds we make is our heart beat hammering out the sound that will drive the music that we all make. Plus it will melt your face.
You got to check out malignant narcissism it's another great instrumental!!!
Yes you should listen to the original studio version now.
It's structured like the second half of this performance.
They switched up the first half of this to a reggae beat, so it's very different than the original.
You'll also appreciate what they did with it live after hearing the original.
You really picked a good one this time. Strap in and hold on tight!!!
You need to play the studio version to really hear it in a different way allowing all together.
Yes, those are washing machines. It was a running joke from years ago between Alex and Geddy about how many amps Alex used to have on stage. He had so many and Geddy didn’t so he started adding props to his side of the stage, washing machines, popcorn machines, etc. I’ve seen RUSH live more than any other band by far, right up to the R40 Tour, their 40th anniversary and final tour, and they’ve NEVER let me down.
I prefer the "rock" version (original) to this "reggae (ish)" version. by the way the rock version was their first big hit b ack in the 70's. it's the song that spread across the radio waves and had people asking who is this?
Saw Time Machine Tour at Jones Beach. Awesome! First time I took my kids.
Your Vibing tonight man. Song of my life. RUSH Fan 37ys
Another great reaction!! Maybe you should try “Red Barcetta”, or “Witch Hunt”, and I think you still have to do “Neil Peart- Live in Frankfort”! Be well and God Bless... from Texas!
Hope you all are ok down in Texas with all the weather happening now.drive safe and help one another out.sending Love from Ct.
@@happyfreeliferc were sure not used to the cold. Been in single digits with rolling power outages. We’ve been luck an hr on an hr off but a lot of people with no power for days. And it’s like 2’ out there!! Thanks for your concern!! God Bless y’all.. I bet is cold where you are too!! From Texas! Great
@@juliebrockett3471 wow...1st time ever like this in Texas and elsewhere. Last 2 day's it's been warmer than usual (55 degrees) here.more snow coming tomorrow. Our weather derives from Texas (airstream) be well.
@@happyfreeliferc we’re up around Dallas so we got about 6 inches of snow. I think it was 2’ last night! Looks like the rolling blackouts have stopped and so far no water boil mandates here, but still lots of people without power! God Bless!!
One of the greatest performances/tune of all time. Just saying!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!🎸🎸🎸😎🍸
those were working men.. holy crapola
In the old days before modern technology it was stacks of Amps behind them , when Amps were no longer needed Geedy missed having something behind him so he got washing machines as a fill in
That bass that guitar those drums are not to be messed with!
And we can't leave out to guitar player he's awesome to
I miss them.
And as well the basis is one of the best on the planet
Love it
Would like to see your reaction to Stevie Ray Vaughn and Walter King perform Don't you lie to me.
Eddie vanhalen was once asked about how it felt to be the best guitarist he said i dont know. Ask Alex Lifeson
I told you! You just got rushed. What’s really amazing is how tight they are! And live???😉👍
Welcome to the rabbit hole
if someone says they are not the greatest live band anywhere show this.
☮️💜
They're having fun messin' with a number from the first album. Reggae to Vernon Reid style shredding? Why not?
Rush was to live rock concerts what Cirque Du Solei is to a circus. simply on a different stratosphere than anyone else..., anyone.
🤘🏻😎
You should also look into Iron Maiden Hallowed be thy name Rime of the Ancient Mariner Two Minutes to Midnight Aces High powerslave Where Eagles Dare phenomenal band and all of their songs are historically based at Bruce Dickinson did at one time sing for the Opera and he flies a 747 for the band how cool is that? Check these guys out you won't be disappointed
Hi just found you☺
How about some STEELY DAN
Black Cow🐄♥
more food!
rush-freewill
these guys are cooking!!! wtf
😎🍻
how about Rush Fly by Night
🍌🥁🎸
😁 Rush is the best! 🍿🐰 #ENRGYZRBunny
Please do working man original.
Molly Hatchett Dreams
Do you hear
Black Sabbath !
Listen to some BOC... Aka ... Blue oyster cult
3 Fifty years old and doing this after a 3 hour concert what can you say?
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Check out cover by a Russian singer. It is as good as original live and killer
ZANADU
True story.
Journalist: How does it feel to be the greatest guitar player alive?
Eddie Van Halen: I don’t know, you should probably ask Alex Lifeson
OK, now you’re turning me on to new stuff! Just stop it already! Awesome Biz, 👍