I saw this live at the Palladium in NYC. Band was on fire that night. Greatest RUSH show I ever saw, and I've seen many since then. I tell you Hemisphere's. as tired as they were on that tour, was the pinnacle of that 70s era.
I personally STILL feel the same! Was RUSHED in April of 1975...and nothing has changed since the first time i heard "YEAH OOOOOOOOOH YEAH" RUSH IS FAMILY FOREVER Cheers From Ohio
Rush was my very first concert and the very first concert to be played at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit 1980, which was the Red Wings new home It was the Permanent Waves tour, I just turned 15 y/o and when Rush came out with the rolling dry ice fog and the white carpeted stage, I thought they were Gods too, I thought they were the biggest band in the world, but after Moving Pictures, fuhgeddaboudit, they undoubtably were the biggest band around!
Great song live in ‘78. Show took place the same year I was introduced to Rush by a friend’s older brother. I had just started taking drum lessons on a rented snare drum that summer and I went over to a friends house to visit his brother and, he asked me to come into his room to hear the album and I heard Hemispheres “ Circumstances “ when I was 10 and I was blown away. That rented snare drum was returned to the music store and I quickly graduated into drum set lessons by learning how to read music. Rush was the integral part of my influences from that day forward. They are so great live. Neil will be missed. Thanks for the recording. 1978 will be a year in my youth of desiring to be a professional drummer and because of Rush, it happened. Thanks again!
I think RUSH changed the way I listened to and ultimately heard music. Taught me to listen to the details and the nuances. I'm not a musician but I almost find something new every time I listen to their music which keeps it forever new. I'd like to think that's the way they intended it.....
As a musician, a guitarist, this taught me the exact same thing as far as listening into enjoying the nuances of drumming and bass guitar. Beer cheers to you and the mighty Rush. (It sure came in handy when I was asked to play bass guitar for a gigging band for a year.)
great tour, ufo was the opening act, one of the greatest live recordings in rock music...."strangers in the night", was recorded on this tour. (rush & ufo got along famously)
The first time I saw rush was their a farewell to kings tour. It was in Seattle, they played a 3 hour set which included most of 2112 album and a lot of early stuff. Bytor , working man, finding my way, lake side park. Come to think about it it was almost the all the worlds a stage album. Now the hemispheres tour that was a great show too. I regret only seeing them twice. Those shows were epic
My wife and I witnessed Rush take the stage for their one and only concert in Rapid City, SD in the early 1980s, just as they were climbing to fame... Life changing!
@@canislupis3129they were fairly popular before Moving Pictures in 1981. But Moving Pictures catapulted Rush into global superstars. Even the band admits Moving Pictures brought them into fame. They were more or less a cult band before 1981. In fact in the New York City area they were not popular enough to play Madison Square Garden before 1981.
Lo mejor por su letra y canciones toda mi admiración y respeto su música me da mucho ánimo para seguir adelante a un qué muchos me critican por tener esos gustos no saben nada de su letra yo soy de México y en mi estado los corridos con letras malas es muy común escuchar rush forever
Great song off of farewell to the kings. Sounded excellant. The vocals and guitar solo were impressive and the professor, nuff said, outstanding especially at the end. Thanks for the post
I saw the "2112" tour then the next year the "Kings" tour and the next day Pete Opell wrote a review in the Dallas Morning News that said Geddy's voice sounded like "Snip and Fix Time at the Kennel".
In the fall of 1980 a Canadian kid I was playing American Football with in Brussels Belgium turned me onto RUSH and I never looked back. As it turned another very Cool Canadian dude who turned out to be my Best Mate from the same academy showed me tons of Classis RUSH albums and I've been a junkie every since. Was able seem them play LIVE in Belgium, Maryland and Penn. (5) times and Thank the great Rock Lords I did. RIP - Neil were and will always be the GREATEST Rock N Roll drummer or all time. Pauly
Definitely safe to say that today’s progressive rock wouldn’t be where it is today if not for rush and drumming wouldn’t be a the level it is now with out the influence of the professor... never missed a Houston show sense 1981 💯💯💯🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I came up with some lyrics for Taurus. There's a lady who shivers, all bitter and cold and she's walking on a sidewalk of ice when she gets to her flat she knows that the groceries have all froze and the eggs have all broken and scattered ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh and she's walking on a sidewalk of ice there's a light in the hall but she wants to be sure 'cause you know sometimes doors have two keys in a bando near the park there's a beggar who screams sometimes just to hear his own voice ooh it makes me remember ooh it makes me remember
There's a peeling of paint as i look through the window and the children are crying from hunger in a box there are beans roaches crawl through them things and the sink drips constantly ooh it makes me remember ooh it really makes me remember
Bit of a shakey vocal performance by geddy. Very pitchy but he was so often in the 70s. They played so many shows every year and it took effort to sing the way he did on albums so he did phone it in a lot live back in those days. You can hear hes holding back and just kinda trying to get through the song.
@@Jvm181 tired. They toured relentlessly back then. Imagine having to sing so high night after night for like 8 straight months. Hard to give your absolute best every single night.
Не, импровизация, сборники очень и очень ломают концерт, играют не пойми что. Как концерт вышел студийный, с пластинки ,так его и надо играть везде и всегда,иначе черт знает что, бред, все в разнобой а не музыка, какая-то чушь.Удачно и феноменально это сделали за всю историю только 2 группы - GRAND FUNK RR 1975 2 LP CAUGHT IN THE ACT и Judas Priest 1979 UNLEASHED IN THE EAST. На мой взгляд.
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I saw this live at the Palladium in NYC. Band was on fire that night. Greatest RUSH show I ever saw, and I've seen many since then. I tell you Hemisphere's. as tired as they were on that tour, was the pinnacle of that 70s era.
As far as I'm concerned, Rush was the only band that mattered - ever.
I personally STILL feel the same! Was RUSHED in April of 1975...and nothing has changed since the first time i heard "YEAH OOOOOOOOOH YEAH" RUSH IS FAMILY FOREVER Cheers From Ohio
Check out Zeppelin
100% correct
Correct.
Check out The oo!
The 77-79 Rush bootlegs years are high-water marks in all of music.
Three highly talented musicians who have stood the test of time despite what critics said!!
I first saw them in 1981 , and as a 17 year old they were just gods in my eyes , ithey still are . RIP The Professor 😞
Rush was my very first concert and the very first concert to be played at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit 1980, which was the Red Wings new home It was the Permanent Waves tour, I just turned 15 y/o and when Rush came out with the rolling dry ice fog and the white carpeted stage, I thought they were Gods too, I thought they were the biggest band in the world, but after Moving Pictures, fuhgeddaboudit, they undoubtably were the biggest band around!
Very good, I think few people, remember how Alex and Geddy referedl to their counterpart... Neil
@@toddwebb6216 all because they thought he looked like the professor from gilligan's island, lol
Grammy award for best use of tubular bells in a rock song.
18 in 78 that's all I ever played in my 8 track
Every studio album was an evolution from the one before but I think the single greatest leap they ever took was from 2112 to A Farewell to Kings.
Rush to Fly by Night was obviously a bigger leap with a new drummer, but other than that, you make an interesting point.
Rock on RUSH fans... semper Fi...
Lets just say BoB seger and RUSH is all you need. Beautiful night in deer woods listening to both.
Great song live in ‘78. Show took place the same year I was introduced to Rush by a friend’s older brother. I had just started taking drum lessons on a rented snare drum that summer and I went over to a friends house to visit his brother and, he asked me to come into his room to hear the album and I heard Hemispheres “ Circumstances “ when I was 10 and I was blown away. That rented snare drum was returned to the music store and I quickly graduated into drum set lessons by learning how to read music. Rush was the integral part of my influences from that day forward. They are so great live. Neil will be missed. Thanks for the recording. 1978 will be a year in my youth of desiring to be a professional drummer and because of Rush, it happened. Thanks again!
I think RUSH changed the way I listened to and ultimately heard music. Taught me to listen to the details and the nuances. I'm not a musician but I almost find something new every time I listen to their music which keeps it forever new. I'd like to think that's the way they intended it.....
As a musician, a guitarist, this taught me the exact same thing as far as listening into enjoying the nuances of drumming and bass guitar. Beer cheers to you and the mighty Rush. (It sure came in handy when I was asked to play bass guitar for a gigging band for a year.)
RUSH FOREVER
Never forget jamming bastille day in my first car. Priceless
great tour, ufo was the opening act, one of the greatest live recordings in rock music...."strangers in the night", was recorded on this tour. (rush & ufo got along famously)
I saw Grace Under Pressure and when they remastered 2112. no other band had an impact upon me, to such a degree. RUSH IS TIMELESS.
Incredible band to say the least wow 👌 what talent!¡!!!¡
Iconic band 😊❤️🌹🎶🎼
The first time I saw rush was their a farewell to kings tour. It was in Seattle, they played a 3 hour set which included most of 2112 album and a lot of early stuff. Bytor , working man, finding my way, lake side park. Come to think about it it was almost the all the worlds a stage album. Now the hemispheres tour that was a great show too. I regret only seeing them twice. Those shows were epic
Kings was the first live Rush show I went to and it was in Toronto Dec. 1977. What a great show....
Awesome thanks!
Incredible memories ❤️
My wife and I witnessed Rush take the stage for their one and only concert in Rapid City, SD in the early 1980s, just as they were climbing to fame... Life changing!
They were famous long before 81.
@@canislupis3129they were fairly popular before Moving Pictures in 1981. But Moving Pictures catapulted Rush into global superstars. Even the band admits Moving Pictures brought them into fame. They were more or less a cult band before 1981. In fact in the New York City area they were not popular enough to play Madison Square Garden before 1981.
Saw them in 1976 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium with UFO. Been a fan ever since. Michael Schenker hanging out over the stage.
Been a fanatic Rush fan for 25 years now, I hope to still enjoy listening to them to the day I die...!
Feel so fortunate to have seen them twice.
Lo mejor por su letra y canciones toda mi admiración y respeto su música me da mucho ánimo para seguir adelante a un qué muchos me critican por tener esos gustos no saben nada de su letra yo soy de México y en mi estado los corridos con letras malas es muy común escuchar rush forever
My first concert was Rush, this tour. Rip Professor
My top 3 all time favorite bands. Love them miss them. Will live forever in my house
This album by far is the best they made 😊😊
Great song off of farewell to the kings. Sounded excellant. The vocals and guitar solo were impressive and the professor, nuff said, outstanding especially at the end. Thanks for the post
Saw them in New Haven coliseum during the farewell to kings tour...amazing show!!!
Great band and there were/are many great bands. It's not a competition.
Rush never ended up. They're always playing to my heart.
I saw the "2112" tour then the next year the "Kings" tour and the next day Pete Opell wrote a review in the Dallas Morning News that said Geddy's voice sounded like "Snip and Fix Time at the Kennel".
In the fall of 1980 a Canadian kid I was playing American Football with in Brussels Belgium turned me onto RUSH and I never looked back. As it turned another very Cool Canadian dude who turned out to be my Best Mate from the same academy showed me tons of Classis RUSH albums and I've been a junkie every since. Was able seem them play LIVE in Belgium, Maryland and Penn. (5) times and Thank the great Rock Lords I did. RIP - Neil were and will always be the GREATEST Rock N Roll drummer or all time. Pauly
Rock and Roll got me thru. 🌞⭐💖😇🥀🌻🌼
My first concert ever. Hemispheres, Saginaw, Mi. Feb 1979
Definitely safe to say that today’s progressive rock wouldn’t be where it is today if not for rush and drumming wouldn’t be a the level it is now with out the influence of the professor... never missed a Houston show sense 1981 💯💯💯🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I picked the right planet RUSH is here.
Que belleza!!!
1977 Edmonton alberta i was 15 first time seeing rush
What a great recording. Got more? Saw them in Rochester NY,moving pictures tour!😊 Still gaining appreciation for geddy as a bass monster. Thanks 👍
Agree 100% !
take back peace
First time seeing them, in Sam Houston Coloseum. April Wine opening up on their Roller tour.
Hurra ❤
All i can say is....WOW!
Me and my music buddies always transcribed the Taurus pedals as "beer
..beer......beer"!!
I came up with some lyrics for Taurus.
There's a lady who shivers, all bitter and cold
and she's walking on a sidewalk of ice
when she gets to her flat she knows
that the groceries have all froze
and the eggs have all broken and scattered
ooh ooh ooh
ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
and she's walking on a sidewalk of ice
there's a light in the hall
but she wants to be sure
'cause you know sometimes doors have two keys
in a bando near the park
there's a beggar who screams
sometimes just to hear his own voice
ooh it makes me remember
ooh it makes me remember
There's a peeling of paint
as i look through the window
and the children are crying from hunger
in a box there are beans
roaches crawl through them things
and the sink drips constantly
ooh it makes me remember
ooh it really makes me remember
OMG I THOUGHT IT WAS MUSTAINE AND FRIEDMAN ON THE PIC
was hoping for video. ah well
And his parents didn’t think he’d make it”
Chiraq Will Always Say One Thing. RUSH FOREVER
No other band can match this group. Just deal with it.
Show
gotta be an ovation 12 string ... ovation guitars were basically the only acoustics at that time that could be played in rock at a big show
I wish it showed them playing instead of a still pic.
Ditto !
Image from 1974-75
No it's definitely post-1977. Prior to that, Alex wore his hair straight and much longer.
Anyone know the exact date of this show
Which venue was this played at?
Bit of a shakey vocal performance by geddy. Very pitchy but he was so often in the 70s. They played so many shows every year and it took effort to sing the way he did on albums so he did phone it in a lot live back in those days. You can hear hes holding back and just kinda trying to get through the song.
I'm a fairly new Rush fan and I noticed this, too. It's interesting how he comes off restrained and held back here.
@@Jvm181 tired. They toured relentlessly back then. Imagine having to sing so high night after night for like 8 straight months. Hard to give your absolute best every single night.
Nice, Alex is playing a 12 string here.
1978, what a great year. This was my first Rush concert.
Meu Deus, é isso mesmo?
Please put AUDIO ONLY in the title....clicky clicky...
SOME WON ASKED EDDIE VAN HALEN HOW IT FELT TO BE THE BEST GUITARIST IN THE WORLD HE SAID I DONT KNOW ASK ALEX LIFSON
Lol the year I graduated from high school. What a great time and what a great song.
Live??? Still picture, that sucks!
before the money came in sounds great but listen to a more recent verson far more input??
Не, импровизация, сборники очень и очень ломают концерт, играют не пойми что. Как концерт вышел студийный, с пластинки ,так его и надо играть везде и всегда,иначе черт знает что, бред, все в разнобой а не музыка, какая-то чушь.Удачно и феноменально это сделали за всю историю только 2 группы - GRAND FUNK RR 1975 2 LP CAUGHT IN THE ACT и Judas Priest 1979 UNLEASHED IN THE EAST. На мой взгляд.
no grace lees in lawinfursment . or bank..
Why are they wearing girlie wigs!>
All rock stars from the 70s wore wigs. Just like politicians in the 1770s.
Because you wanna wear girlie wigs ~ FACT !
And they have armadillos in their trousers!!