More like Alex Fuckson. I once saw that dick scooping up change from the dirt just to get out of the park and play in his big fancy rock concert. Man, what a dick. Stick to playing that Diane Sawyer song, Fuckson.
Welcome to Rush! I'm a new fan myself, of less than one year, but I'm all in! You need to check out Rush live concert videos! There are only three guys in the band, and they are producing all of that sound! Rush was formed in 1968 by the guitarist, Alex Lifeson. They originally had another singer/bass player, but after about 1 month, Alex asked his best friend and classmate, Geddy Lee, to join. Geddy and Alex have remained best friends for all of these years (they are 71 years old now). Rush originally had a different drummer, John Rutsey, who appeared on their debut album, released in 1974. John left the band due to health issues and creative differences that year. In 1975, Neil Peart, who you heard drumming here, joined Rush and remained with them for the next 40 years. Alex and Geddy realized how much Neil liked to read, and they asked him to write their lyrics. Neil is renowned as both a percussionist and lyricist. Neil retired from Rush in 2015 and tragically passed away from brain cancer in 2020. Throughout their career, these three men remained the best of friends as well as band mates. As for a future reaction, I suggest the live version of 'Natural Science' from the Molson Ampitheatre in 1997. It's always a good idea to either read through Rush's lyrics first or have them pulled up when you react, because they have a lot of deep themes (literary, sci-fi, etc). Another awesome thing about Geddy Lee is not only is he the singer for Rush, he is widely considered one of the top bass players in rock music, and in concerts he also plays keyboards and synth pedals, sometimes all at once! Alex Lifeson is often underrated by the rock music press, but he creates some of the most beautiful and creative guitar solos I've ever heard. They all fit Rush's songs perfectly. Rush is a deep rabbit hole and all of their albums sounded different from one another. I hope you keep exploring more Rush!
First off, thank you for taking the time to write all of this information and explain! Thank you for taking the time to inform such a small creator! I promise I’ll do my best to checkout more Rush, both the live and studio versions:)! Also, thank you for all the information about the band members and history! Before my next upload I’ll definitely try to remember the names of each member because you are so right! They all played an essential part and stood out individually, while also making one cohesive awesome song! I’ll try to check the lyrics out before hand as well to better understand the lyrical concept as well. Thank you again, I hope to see you again on other videos:)
@@RidiculousRiclooking forward to it! Also, a good Rush studio song to check out is 'Open Secrets.' There's a lyric video so you can read the lyrics while listening. It features some of Neil's best lyrics and some of Geddy's best vocals, in my opinion.
I'm in agreeance here thank you for the history. I mean I dug this band as a rocker chick in the early 1980's back in high school of course ! This is just one of those amazing technically talented type of quality musicians were talking about right here that's for sure. And Geddy Lee yeah quite the bass god at that time w/o a doubt ! Such a great band !
RUSH is Canada's musical gift to the World...& Your Welcome...We kept the Tragically Hip for ourselves...Neil's Drum Solo Live in Frankfurt is a great way to get a glimpse of the virtuoso musicianship that makes RUSH the Gold Standard for generations of other musicians...
Should watch the official music video of this song. It’s them playing this in the recording studio. Very up close and personal. You are right there in the room.
That is awesome, I promise to check that out on my personal time, I tried to checkout other music video but copyright kept banning the video so I sadly cannot get them uploaded on the channel:/ but thank you for commenting and supporting the channel, I hope to see you on the next video!
Great reaction and thank you. Yes there is an odd time signature. 7/8. Welcome down the Rush rabbit hole. Please check out Freewill next. Deep lyrics and constant changing time signatures that don't obstruct the flow of the song. Best Rush song ever. Best guitar solo section ever where all instruments are showing off. After all, there are only 3 members: Geddy Lee - Bass, Vocals, Synthesizers, Foot Pedal Synthesizers Alex Lifeson - Guitars, Foot Pedal Synthesizers Neil Peart - Drums, Percussion, Lyrics Enjoy!!!
I do believe that section is written in 7/4, mostly because the tempo and meter don't change during transition. I had a guy troll me once when I claimed 7/8 in a different song i saw written (and confirmed from artist) and played myself on bass, so I read up on the difference. Many times it's solely about how it looks on manuscript, but in this case, it's 7/4. (Sorry for being longwinded 😁🤘)
@@michaelschroeck2254 you are so right, that’s super impressive, especially being able to make it all work together for a beautiful sounding piece! Thank you for commenting and supporting the channel as well!
Neil Peart, Rush's drummer/percussionist does not ever miss a beat, every beat or lack thereof is very intentional. One of the greatest drummers ever, right up there with John Bonham, known as 'The Professor,' also with the reputation of being "Your favorite drummer's favorite drummer." top pro-drummers influenced by Neil and are huge fans, include Danny Carrey, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins and more. Go watch Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins introduce Rush at their 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Go watch the Taylor Hawkins memorial benefit where Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee of Rush play Tom Sawyer with Danny Carrey filling in for Neil Peart, due to Neil's death a year or two prior. Of course the trio is made up of master class virtuosos, with Geddy Lee also considered one of the greatest Bassists of all time (while also singing and playing synth keys with his feet!). Alex Lifeson is a highly underrated Guitarist, not always near the top of greatest lead/rhythm guitarists of all time, I suspect out of sheer ignorance mostly. But Eddie Van Halen was asked by a reporter once "What does it feel like to be the greatest guitarist of all time?" and Eddie replied, "I wouldn't know, go ask Alex Lifeson." Rush is third, only to The Beatles and Rolling Stones for having the most consecutive Gold or Platinum records, Including studio albums and live albums. Welcome to Rush, and much of their earlier work was heavily influenced by Led Zeppelin as teenagers, they joined them as contemporaries with their self-titled debut album- 'RUSH' in 1974. I recommend the songs 'Finding My Way' and 'Working Man' off their first album, also 'Anthem' and 'Beneath, Between and Behind" from their second album-'Fly By Night' which is also a great title song, to see how you think they measure to Led Zeppelin with the same type of heavy metal blues of a lot of Zeppelin songs. I heard you mention Ozzy? Check out Rush's song 'The Necromancer,' heavily Black Sabbath/Ozzy like. But Rush soon leaned further toward progressive hard rock/prog metal, with their own very unique style(s) changing with the times and always pushing the envelope for a career of over 40 years, the last album released in 2012. But while all the above are great Rush songs, they are not revealing their legendary status as god fathers of prog. For that check out songs like '2112,' 'Xanadu,' 'Jacob's Ladder,' 'Cygnus X1, Book One: The Voyage,' 'Cygnus X1 Book Two: Hemispheres,' 'Natural Science' and 'By-Tor and the Snow Dog.' And we shall not forget Rush's Swan Song progressive metal album, 'Clockwork Angels.' A complete concept album, which both Rush themselves, and many fans believe to be Rush's best album of all, and one of the greatest Progressive Metal albums of all time. Meant to be listened to from beginning to end following an over all story arc, but also written as separate songs that can be listened to independently. A story of a young man leaving home to make his way in the world, continuing through his entire life, ending in the final song, also considered their "Swan Song" called 'The Garden.' The concept album take place in a Sci-Fi Steampunk world, Neil Peart, the drummer, wrote all the lyrics and an accompanying Sci-fi novel of the same name. Neil wrote 98% of Rush's lyrics after the 1st album. That's another story... a
@@mattbaker5757 first off, thank you for talking the time to comment and share all of your information and love for this great band! I really appreciate you offering me all of this insight and supporting the channel! I am a big fan of Danny Carey, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, and Eddie Van Halen, so the fact that they all have so much respect and admiration for Rush is a testament to just how great they are! I also had no idea Rush was on par with the Beatles and Rolling Stones regarding record accomplishments! That is seriously impressive with how far reaching those bands were! I definitely have a long way to go and this gets me excited to further checkout this band! Thank you for taking the time to comment and share your passion for the music, I just uploaded a reaction to “The Spirit of Radio”, I hope to see you there and also joining me on my journey through Rush and other music on this channel as well! Thank you for the support!
Excellent reaction. I've been a Rush fan since 1976 (2112 was my introduction to the group). My first concert was "Exit stage left" in 1981 and the last was R40 in 2015. Enjoy the Rush rabbit hole.
Saying “I’m into prog rock but am not familiar with Rush” is like saying “I like breathing but I’m not familiar with oxygen” It’s often been said that Rush play in time signatures that don’t exist. You have some catching up to do, enjoy the ride.
@@mikedown3219 haha I love that analogy, you are totally right! I’m ready to catch up, hope to see you tomorrow on the next video, thanks for commenting:)
Your uncle probably had the Moving Pictures album where YYZ and Tom Sawyer are from. You should probably just go ahead and do all the songs from Moving Pictures. One of the most influential albums in Rock.
One of the most influential albums in rock?! That’s awesome! I’ll definitely be checking out more Rush, hope to see you back! Thanks for commenting as well:)
As soon as the synth starts in the middle to the end of the solo, they have switched time signatures from 4/4 to 7/8, then at the end they switch again. This is a Rush thing, strange time signatures or switching signatures in a song. They do it so well it never unsettles you and you have to pay attention to really notice it. The album this came out on was called ‘Moving Pictures’ and the whole album was a masterpiece. Off that album you could listen to YYZ (Live in RIO is fun) or Limelight. Other suggestions would be The Spirit of Radio (earlier than this) or Subdivisions (later than this). If you are really adventurous try 2112, the whole first side. Try the ‘Cartoon Video’ as it helps tell the story behind the song. Rush is a deep rabbit hole.
Thank you so much for the information on the time signatures and also the catalog/song suggestions! I definitely plan to dive deeper into the Rush rabbit hole! I just uploaded a reaction tonight to “The Spirit Of Radio”! I hope to see you on that video again, thank you for taking the time to comment and support a small creator such as myself! Let’s keep rocking💪🏼
To really appreciate RUSH to the fullest, you must see them live . Watch 3 guys that have mastered their craft. And if you like drums?! You'll witness the greatest percussionist (drumer) of all time. Neil Peart (pronounced P-ear-t). RIP Professor
Hey my young friend ,I only got to see RUSH live once! "Power Windows Tour" in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Life long Fan! Canada's Progressive - rock gift to the world! RIP Neal Peart "The Professor On The Drums"😀👌👍✌🤘
@@stephenpublicover8818 I’m so glad you got to see them tour before he passed away! I can tell Neal was a special drummer from the small catalogue I’ve heard so far! Thank you for checking out the video and supporting the channel, hope to see you soon on the next upload:)
Gonna do Rush, ill sub for that. Check out Xanadu from Exit Stage Left and prepare to have your mind blown, no three better musicians ever graced a rock stage, then or now. 😊
Thank you so much for subscribing, that means the world to me! I’ll definitely do my best to checkout this performance! Thank you for supporting the channel and recommending, see you on the next video💪🏼
Dude, if this is your introduction to Rush, welcome aboard. You ask for other Rush songs to review? How much time do you have? There is a virtual treasure trove of Rush classics and the list is too long to document here. Geddy Lee is the vocalist with a very distinctive voice and perhaps the GOAT bassist. Neil Peart is arguably the GOAT drummer and is the bands lyricist as well and Alex K. Is the lead guitarist. Please more Rush. Can’t get enough of them! Thanks for the great review!
This was genuinely my introduction to Rush haha:) I am very excited to checkout much more of there catalog! I have so much too learn! Thank you for the information and I really hope to see you tuning in on the upcoming videos🤞🏼 have a great day
Welcome to the magic of Rush. I was hooked on them from the time my sister had me listen to this album when it came out. I then immediately started to save my allowance to purchase their back catalog which started with Hemispheres. They have been my life band ever since.
Thanks for sharing your experience of Rush with me! That is so great, music changes lives. I definitely save a lot of my money to put towards concerts, records, and merch for the bands I love:) thank you for taking my the time to comment, hope to see you on the next video!
Yes, lyric videos are good to do with Rush. Deeper, thought provoking lyrics is one of their signatures, they were known as the "thinking man's band", and go figure the drummer (Neil Peart) wrote most of the lyrics. RIP professor
I’ll make sure to checkout the lyrics while listening to songs in the future! That’s amazing that the drummer wrote much of the lyrics, I feel like that normally isn’t the case! Thank you for the information and for supporting the channel:)
Rush is fantastic and the KINGS of progressive rock, IMHO. I would recommend checking out Dream Theater - "Metropolis - Part I" - they're considered to be progressive metal, but are huge Rush fans - and just like Rush, every band member is a top-notch talent. :)
So I just discovered, you & your channel and I'm now subscribed. And most definitely look forward to accompanying you video wise on your journey through rock and roll at the very least. And yeah I can see where you can hear Getty Lee sounding a bit like Rob Halford of Judas Priest. Still trying to figure you out, figuring if you hadn't heard much of the band Rush really 🤔 then you must be of quite a younger generation then. Or new into rock and roll one or the other. But then you said you're quite the fan of Led Zeppelin 🤔 so yeah it's not that you missed the rock and roll of the 60s, 70s, 80s then. 🤔 But then again growing up in that era of R n R I kind of have a natural fondness for all things Led Zeppelin 🥰 It's in my heart or something from long back I guess you can say. Anyways, you've only heard one Judas Priest song 🤔. Well young man, I think you need to hear at least a few more 👈😉👍. At least take a listen to "Breaking the Law" its one of those songs that when I think of Judas Priest, , 🤔 then I just must hear👈😉👍 Its an early on in their long career song. I always tend to become fond of first albums of bands I would fall in ❤ w/. Now not saying its necessarily their best work per se, cuz bands do grow and mature & develope deeper & thats golden too. I guess I like to start people near the beginning. That way your mind can get blown along the way as the band matures. ,👈😉👍 Or something like that anyways, I need to take a nap since I didn't officially make it to bed LOL. I don't think I've ever found a content creator when they just started their channel basically so this is exciting. It's lovely to have come across you and I look forward to following your musical journey. Anyways good night. Or day or whatever you call it welcome to November. Much 💕 & stay safe out there ! Theresa Northwest coast USA
Once you open that door there's no going back. Neil Peart is not only one of the greatest drummer ever, he is also one of the greatest song writers ever, so I would suggest always having lyrics when you do rush reactions or else you are only experiencing half the greatness.
I appreciate you checking out the channel and recommending these songs! I’ll do my best to get more videos up soon! Thanks for supporting, see you on the next one💪🏼
There are no missed beats by Neal. Listen again and what you might think is a miss is very intentional and lands perfectly in rhythm where it's supposed to be. This tune is a master class in taking 4/4 time and playing with the phrasing to make it sound like there are a lot of time changes. There aren't. It's just done so great that it seems like there are.
You are one of the few people in the world who is "a huge Led Zeppelin fan," but never listened to Rush. Like being a huge Beatles fan, but never listened to the Stones.
If you've only heard Pain killer by JP then your missing out on some classic tunes. Listen to The tracks off Unleashed in the East and Point of Entry Albums for a chunk of their best work
About the drumming. I saw that you're familiar with Tool's Danny Carey. Any guesses as to who his favourite drummer was? It was a man named Neil Peart, who served for over 40 years as the chief lyricist and drummer for the legendary trio from Canada, Rush. He died from brain cancer, which had been diagnosed just leas than a year after his retirement in 2015. Carey was one of the three drummers used by the surviving two members of Rush to play at the memorial concert for Taylor Hawkins a couple of years back in LA. Hawkins and Dave Grohl were also massive fans of Rush, as evidenced by the fact that the two of them inducted Rush into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (in 2013, if memory serves).
Wow, this is amazing. Thank you for sharing this information with me, I am a fan of the Foo Fighters and of course Tool! I didn’t know that Carey’s favorite drummer was Neil Peart, that’s speaks volumes. Especially incorporating him into a tribute show! That’s amazing. Thank you for commenting and supporting the channel as well, I hope to see you on the next video🤞🏼
How can you be a huge fan of Prog if this is your first time hearing Rush? Makes no sense. It's great to enjoy Rush, but I gotta call B.S. on the claim that you've never heard them before, sorry, not sorry.
You are welcome to any opinion, I really haven’t heard rush! I’m familiar with bands such as Tool, Led Zeppelin, Gojira, Pink Floyd, and others, just never touched the Rush rabbit hole:) hope to see you on the other videos
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The greatest 3 piece band ever created.
@@rimskykorsakov2892 amazing band so far🙏🏼
I'm 57 from hometown of rush TORONTO CANADA, been a RUSH fan since I was 12....all I gotta say is LONG LIVE RUSH ❤..
Been in Toronto my entire life. I've met many Tom Sawyers on the streets of Toronto.
Guitarist Alex Lifeson is criminally underrated. He's a rock god. They all are! 😎
More like Alex Fuckson. I once saw that dick scooping up change from the dirt just to get out of the park and play in his big fancy rock concert. Man, what a dick. Stick to playing that Diane Sawyer song, Fuckson.
Welcome to Rush! I'm a new fan myself, of less than one year, but I'm all in! You need to check out Rush live concert videos! There are only three guys in the band, and they are producing all of that sound! Rush was formed in 1968 by the guitarist, Alex Lifeson. They originally had another singer/bass player, but after about 1 month, Alex asked his best friend and classmate, Geddy Lee, to join. Geddy and Alex have remained best friends for all of these years (they are 71 years old now). Rush originally had a different drummer, John Rutsey, who appeared on their debut album, released in 1974. John left the band due to health issues and creative differences that year. In 1975, Neil Peart, who you heard drumming here, joined Rush and remained with them for the next 40 years. Alex and Geddy realized how much Neil liked to read, and they asked him to write their lyrics. Neil is renowned as both a percussionist and lyricist. Neil retired from Rush in 2015 and tragically passed away from brain cancer in 2020. Throughout their career, these three men remained the best of friends as well as band mates. As for a future reaction, I suggest the live version of 'Natural Science' from the Molson Ampitheatre in 1997. It's always a good idea to either read through Rush's lyrics first or have them pulled up when you react, because they have a lot of deep themes (literary, sci-fi, etc). Another awesome thing about Geddy Lee is not only is he the singer for Rush, he is widely considered one of the top bass players in rock music, and in concerts he also plays keyboards and synth pedals, sometimes all at once! Alex Lifeson is often underrated by the rock music press, but he creates some of the most beautiful and creative guitar solos I've ever heard. They all fit Rush's songs perfectly. Rush is a deep rabbit hole and all of their albums sounded different from one another. I hope you keep exploring more Rush!
First off, thank you for taking the time to write all of this information and explain! Thank you for taking the time to inform such a small creator! I promise I’ll do my best to checkout more Rush, both the live and studio versions:)! Also, thank you for all the information about the band members and history! Before my next upload I’ll definitely try to remember the names of each member because you are so right! They all played an essential part and stood out individually, while also making one cohesive awesome song! I’ll try to check the lyrics out before hand as well to better understand the lyrical concept as well. Thank you again, I hope to see you again on other videos:)
@@RidiculousRiclooking forward to it! Also, a good Rush studio song to check out is 'Open Secrets.' There's a lyric video so you can read the lyrics while listening. It features some of Neil's best lyrics and some of Geddy's best vocals, in my opinion.
Welcome aboard, boys! I've been a Rush fan for 45 years. One of the greatest bands ever!
I'm in agreeance here thank you for the history.
I mean I dug this band as a rocker chick in the early 1980's back in high school of course ! This is just one of those amazing technically talented type of quality musicians were talking about right here that's for sure. And Geddy Lee yeah quite the bass god at that time w/o a doubt !
Such a great band !
RUSH is Canada's musical gift to the World...& Your Welcome...We kept the Tragically Hip for ourselves...Neil's Drum Solo Live in Frankfurt is a great way to get a glimpse of the virtuoso musicianship that makes RUSH the Gold Standard for generations of other musicians...
That drumming is the Professor (RIP) Neil Peart , 😢Love Rush ❤
Two ways to react to RUSH - studio and live!
Remember, they are only three guys!
I miss them dearly. RUSH FOREVER!
Rush creates Masterpieces, RIP Gentlemen🙏😇❤️❤️❤️
best band ever
Should watch the official music video of this song. It’s them playing this in the recording studio. Very up close and personal. You are right there in the room.
That is awesome, I promise to check that out on my personal time, I tried to checkout other music video but copyright kept banning the video so I sadly cannot get them uploaded on the channel:/ but thank you for commenting and supporting the channel, I hope to see you on the next video!
Great reaction and thank you. Yes there is an odd time signature. 7/8. Welcome down the Rush rabbit hole.
Please check out Freewill next. Deep lyrics and constant changing time signatures that don't obstruct the flow of the song. Best Rush song ever. Best guitar solo section ever where all instruments are showing off. After all, there are only 3 members:
Geddy Lee - Bass, Vocals, Synthesizers, Foot Pedal Synthesizers
Alex Lifeson - Guitars, Foot Pedal Synthesizers
Neil Peart - Drums, Percussion, Lyrics
Enjoy!!!
I do believe that section is written in 7/4, mostly because the tempo and meter don't change during transition. I had a guy troll me once when I claimed 7/8 in a different song i saw written (and confirmed from artist) and played myself on bass, so I read up on the difference. Many times it's solely about how it looks on manuscript, but in this case, it's 7/4.
(Sorry for being longwinded 😁🤘)
Great Canadian Band!!!
Remember that with Rush you don’t get just a guitar solo. All three band mates are soloing yet still doing a cohesive section.
@@michaelschroeck2254 you are so right, that’s super impressive, especially being able to make it all work together for a beautiful sounding piece! Thank you for commenting and supporting the channel as well!
Another great Canadian band is The Guess Who. Lead singer Burton Cummings has a spectacular voice! I'd recommend These Eyes to react to.
Welcome to the rush rabbit hole! You’re in for one hella good ride!!
Rush is the best at making complicated music with weird time signature and still keeps the groove.: their transitions are flawless.
Neil Peart, Rush's drummer/percussionist does not ever miss a beat, every beat or lack thereof is very intentional. One of the greatest drummers ever, right up there with John Bonham, known as 'The Professor,' also with the reputation of being "Your favorite drummer's favorite drummer." top pro-drummers influenced by Neil and are huge fans, include Danny Carrey, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins and more.
Go watch Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins introduce Rush at their 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Go watch the Taylor Hawkins memorial benefit where Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee of Rush play Tom Sawyer with Danny Carrey filling in for Neil Peart, due to Neil's death a year or two prior.
Of course the trio is made up of master class virtuosos, with Geddy Lee also considered one of the greatest Bassists of all time (while also singing and playing synth keys with his feet!). Alex Lifeson is a highly underrated Guitarist, not always near the top of greatest lead/rhythm guitarists of all time, I suspect out of sheer ignorance mostly. But Eddie Van Halen was asked by a reporter once "What does it feel like to be the greatest guitarist of all time?" and Eddie replied, "I wouldn't know, go ask Alex Lifeson."
Rush is third, only to The Beatles and Rolling Stones for having the most consecutive Gold or Platinum records, Including studio albums and live albums.
Welcome to Rush, and much of their earlier work was heavily influenced by Led Zeppelin as teenagers, they joined them as contemporaries with their self-titled debut album- 'RUSH' in 1974. I recommend the songs 'Finding My Way' and 'Working Man' off their first album, also 'Anthem' and 'Beneath, Between and Behind" from their second album-'Fly By Night' which is also a great title song, to see how you think they measure to Led Zeppelin with the same type of heavy metal blues of a lot of Zeppelin songs.
I heard you mention Ozzy? Check out Rush's song 'The Necromancer,' heavily Black Sabbath/Ozzy like.
But Rush soon leaned further toward progressive hard rock/prog metal, with their own very unique style(s) changing with the times and always pushing the envelope for a career of over 40 years, the last album released in 2012.
But while all the above are great Rush songs, they are not revealing their legendary status as god fathers of prog. For that check out songs like '2112,' 'Xanadu,' 'Jacob's Ladder,' 'Cygnus X1, Book One: The Voyage,' 'Cygnus X1 Book Two: Hemispheres,' 'Natural Science' and 'By-Tor and the Snow Dog.'
And we shall not forget Rush's Swan Song progressive metal album, 'Clockwork Angels.' A complete concept album, which both Rush themselves, and many fans believe to be Rush's best album of all, and one of the greatest Progressive Metal albums of all time. Meant to be listened to from beginning to end following an over all story arc, but also written as separate songs that can be listened to independently.
A story of a young man leaving home to make his way in the world, continuing through his entire life, ending in the final song, also considered their "Swan Song" called 'The Garden.' The concept album take place in a Sci-Fi Steampunk world, Neil Peart, the drummer, wrote all the lyrics and an accompanying Sci-fi novel of the same name. Neil wrote 98% of Rush's lyrics after the 1st album. That's another story...
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@@mattbaker5757 first off, thank you for talking the time to comment and share all of your information and love for this great band! I really appreciate you offering me all of this insight and supporting the channel! I am a big fan of Danny Carey, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, and Eddie Van Halen, so the fact that they all have so much respect and admiration for Rush is a testament to just how great they are!
I also had no idea Rush was on par with the Beatles and Rolling Stones regarding record accomplishments! That is seriously impressive with how far reaching those bands were! I definitely have a long way to go and this gets me excited to further checkout this band!
Thank you for taking the time to comment and share your passion for the music, I just uploaded a reaction to “The Spirit of Radio”, I hope to see you there and also joining me on my journey through Rush and other music on this channel as well! Thank you for the support!
best drummer ever
Excellent reaction. I've been a Rush fan since 1976 (2112 was my introduction to the group). My first concert was "Exit stage left" in 1981 and the last was R40 in 2015. Enjoy the Rush rabbit hole.
❤RUSH. 💔Neil.
Welcome to Rush! 😎
Good work Rick, Cheers man. Three greats loving music.
I like dog cameos. Not much else can be said: it's Rush. Canadian legends and all three masterclass musicians.
2112 is an epic must
Every Alex solo, drum fill and bass line are masterfully unique and different from song to song. Rush on!
7/4 time…cant headbop in 4/4…just have to listen in awe.
It's a great adventure going down the RUSH rabbit hole.
Saying “I’m into prog rock but am not familiar with Rush” is like saying “I like breathing but I’m not familiar with oxygen”
It’s often been said that Rush play in time signatures that don’t exist.
You have some catching up to do, enjoy the ride.
@@mikedown3219 haha I love that analogy, you are totally right! I’m ready to catch up, hope to see you tomorrow on the next video, thanks for commenting:)
Be nice , he's young
Your uncle probably had the Moving Pictures album where YYZ and Tom Sawyer are from. You should probably just go ahead and do all the songs from Moving Pictures. One of the most influential albums in Rock.
One of the most influential albums in rock?! That’s awesome! I’ll definitely be checking out more Rush, hope to see you back! Thanks for commenting as well:)
Confuse anyone born after 2000 by doing anything other than 4/4 time. "HOW DO I DANCE TO THIS!?!"
As soon as the synth starts in the middle to the end of the solo, they have switched time signatures from 4/4 to 7/8, then at the end they switch again.
This is a Rush thing, strange time signatures or switching signatures in a song. They do it so well it never unsettles you and you have to pay attention to really notice it.
The album this came out on was called ‘Moving Pictures’ and the whole album was a masterpiece. Off that album you could listen to YYZ (Live in RIO is fun) or Limelight. Other suggestions would be The Spirit of Radio (earlier than this) or Subdivisions (later than this).
If you are really adventurous try 2112, the whole first side. Try the ‘Cartoon Video’ as it helps tell the story behind the song.
Rush is a deep rabbit hole.
Thank you so much for the information on the time signatures and also the catalog/song suggestions! I definitely plan to dive deeper into the Rush rabbit hole! I just uploaded a reaction tonight to “The Spirit Of Radio”! I hope to see you on that video again, thank you for taking the time to comment and support a small creator such as myself! Let’s keep rocking💪🏼
The greatest three piece orchestra you will ever hear
Another down the Rush rabbit hole 👍. I recommend 2112 and La Villa Strangiato.
Thank you for commenting, supporting, and recommending! I hope you join me on this journey down the rabbit hole! See you on the next video💪🏼
Obviously the "cool uncle"
Neil Peart has never "missed" a beat in his life!! LOL!!
To really appreciate RUSH to the fullest, you must see them live . Watch 3 guys that have mastered their craft. And if you like drums?! You'll witness the greatest percussionist (drumer) of all time. Neil Peart (pronounced P-ear-t). RIP Professor
too bad they stopped playing live like 10 years ago and Neil is dead now
Hey my young friend ,I only got to see RUSH live once! "Power Windows Tour" in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Life long Fan! Canada's Progressive - rock gift to the world! RIP Neal Peart "The Professor On The Drums"😀👌👍✌🤘
@@stephenpublicover8818 I’m so glad you got to see them tour before he passed away! I can tell Neal was a special drummer from the small catalogue I’ve heard so far! Thank you for checking out the video and supporting the channel, hope to see you soon on the next upload:)
@@RidiculousRic Hey My Friend, Check-out RUSH, "xanadu, live in Montreal 1981" Than you will be ready for "2112"😀👍✌
Gonna do Rush, ill sub for that. Check out Xanadu from Exit Stage Left and prepare to have your mind blown, no three better musicians ever graced a rock stage, then or now. 😊
Thank you so much for subscribing, that means the world to me! I’ll definitely do my best to checkout this performance! Thank you for supporting the channel and recommending, see you on the next video💪🏼
@@RidiculousRic it's a deep rabbit hole 167 songs, 19 studio albums in their catalog.
Dude, if this is your introduction to Rush, welcome aboard. You ask for other Rush songs to review? How much time do you have? There is a virtual treasure trove of Rush classics and the list is too long to document here. Geddy Lee is the vocalist with a very distinctive voice and perhaps the GOAT bassist. Neil Peart is arguably the GOAT drummer and is the bands lyricist as well and Alex K. Is the lead guitarist. Please more Rush. Can’t get enough of them! Thanks for the great review!
This was genuinely my introduction to Rush haha:) I am very excited to checkout much more of there catalog! I have so much too learn! Thank you for the information and I really hope to see you tuning in on the upcoming videos🤞🏼 have a great day
Welcome to the rush, rabbit hole, my friend, once you climb in, you may never get out and you won’t want to👍
RUSH is fire!🔥Try The spirit of radio next!
I got you, let’s dive down this rabbit hole🙏🏼
No, Holmes, he needs to do "Xanadu" live from 1981...are you mad?
Always read Rush lyrics! Shit is deep.
More TOOL, please 🙏 They are like a modern Rush & Zeppelin combined.
Welcome to the magic of Rush. I was hooked on them from the time my sister had me listen to this album when it came out. I then immediately started to save my allowance to purchase their back catalog which started with Hemispheres. They have been my life band ever since.
Thanks for sharing your experience of Rush with me! That is so great, music changes lives. I definitely save a lot of my money to put towards concerts, records, and merch for the bands I love:) thank you for taking my the time to comment, hope to see you on the next video!
Keep it comin' Mr Ric! Thanks.
Thank you for taking the time to comment and support the channel, hope to see you on the next video:)
RUSH - Spirit of Radio - XYZ - Working Man - Red Barchetta - Limelight - 2112
Not XYZ ….. YYZ… Toronto Airport call letters
Love your reaction and your dog❤
Yes, lyric videos are good to do with Rush. Deeper, thought provoking lyrics is one of their signatures, they were known as the "thinking man's band", and go figure the drummer (Neil Peart) wrote most of the lyrics. RIP professor
I’ll make sure to checkout the lyrics while listening to songs in the future! That’s amazing that the drummer wrote much of the lyrics, I feel like that normally isn’t the case! Thank you for the information and for supporting the channel:)
Rush is fantastic and the KINGS of progressive rock, IMHO. I would recommend checking out Dream Theater - "Metropolis - Part I" - they're considered to be progressive metal, but are huge Rush fans - and just like Rush, every band member is a top-notch talent. :)
The necromancer. Early rush track
btw, been to ocean city MD many times. I grew up near DC.
It’s beautiful out there for sure, one of my favorite spots to forget the world and relax:)
So I just discovered, you & your channel and I'm now subscribed. And most definitely look forward to accompanying you video wise on your journey through rock and roll at the very least.
And yeah I can see where you can hear Getty Lee sounding a bit like Rob Halford of Judas Priest.
Still trying to figure you out, figuring if you hadn't heard much of the band Rush really 🤔 then you must be of quite a younger generation then. Or new into rock and roll one or the other. But then you said you're quite the fan of Led Zeppelin 🤔 so yeah it's not that you missed the rock and roll of the 60s, 70s, 80s then. 🤔 But then again growing up in that era of
R n R I kind of have a natural fondness for all things Led Zeppelin 🥰
It's in my heart or something from long back I guess you can say.
Anyways, you've only heard one Judas Priest song 🤔. Well young man, I think you need to hear at least a few more 👈😉👍.
At least take a listen to "Breaking the Law" its one
of those songs that when I think of Judas Priest, , 🤔 then I just must hear👈😉👍
Its an early on in their long career song. I always tend to become fond of first albums of bands I would fall in ❤ w/. Now not saying its necessarily their best work per se, cuz bands do grow and mature & develope deeper & thats golden too.
I guess I like to start people near the beginning. That way your mind can get blown along the way as the band matures. ,👈😉👍
Or something like that anyways, I need to take a nap since I didn't officially make it to bed LOL.
I don't think I've ever found a content creator when they just started their channel basically so this is exciting.
It's lovely to have come across you and I look forward to following your musical journey.
Anyways good night.
Or day or whatever you call it welcome to November.
Much 💕 & stay safe out there !
Theresa
Northwest coast USA
In therms of Rock band theres Led ZEPPELIN theres Pink Floyd and right after theres RUSH 3 exceptionnal musicians
@@LenStgelais definitely a great Mount Rushmore!!
@RidiculousRic Indeed
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@@matthebel8448 appreciate your support🤞🏼
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Thank you so much!:)
Once you open that door there's no going back. Neil Peart is not only one of the greatest drummer ever, he is also one of the greatest song writers ever, so I would suggest always having lyrics when you do rush reactions or else you are only experiencing half the greatness.
check out YYZ live in Rio, Limelight at Le studio and working man off their first album.
I appreciate you checking out the channel and recommending these songs! I’ll do my best to get more videos up soon! Thanks for supporting, see you on the next one💪🏼
🤗 Subbed for Rush! 🖖🏿🥰🐰
Thank you so much:)
There are no missed beats by Neal. Listen again and what you might think is a miss is very intentional and lands perfectly in rhythm where it's supposed to be. This tune is a master class in taking 4/4 time and playing with the phrasing to make it sound like there are a lot of time changes. There aren't. It's just done so great that it seems like there are.
That's Neil Peart on the drums the greatest there ever was
If Neil dropped a note, it was never meant to be played. He's often changing the tempo just a head of the others.
Right on!! A new Rush fan. Subscribe.
Lots of the song is in 7/4 time. Count 1-2-3-4 1-2-3 repeat
No other band in history has a drug named after them :)
Ooooh you are so right haha what a rush!🙏🏼 thanks for supporting the video and commenting, see you on the next one!
At the very beginning of RUSH , people called them Zeppelin knock off band!
You are one of the few people in the world who is "a huge Led Zeppelin fan," but never listened to Rush. Like being a huge Beatles fan, but never listened to the Stones.
Uh, Neil did not miss anything. I saw the tour for this album and the follow up, Signals.
If you've only heard Pain killer by JP then your missing out on some classic tunes. Listen to The tracks off Unleashed in the East and Point of Entry Albums for a chunk of their best work
Thank you for the recommendation and feedback, I’ll do my best! Thanks for supporting the channel and commenting as well!
About the drumming. I saw that you're familiar with Tool's Danny Carey. Any guesses as to who his favourite drummer was?
It was a man named Neil Peart, who served for over 40 years as the chief lyricist and drummer for the legendary trio from Canada, Rush. He died from brain cancer, which had been diagnosed just leas than a year after his retirement in 2015.
Carey was one of the three drummers used by the surviving two members of Rush to play at the memorial concert for Taylor Hawkins a couple of years back in LA. Hawkins and Dave Grohl were also massive fans of Rush, as evidenced by the fact that the two of them inducted Rush into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (in 2013, if memory serves).
Wow, this is amazing. Thank you for sharing this information with me, I am a fan of the Foo Fighters and of course Tool! I didn’t know that Carey’s favorite drummer was Neil Peart, that’s speaks volumes. Especially incorporating him into a tribute show! That’s amazing. Thank you for commenting and supporting the channel as well, I hope to see you on the next video🤞🏼
You have NO IDEA what you've stumbled into, Holmes! Just wait.
Can’t wait🤝🏼
Three men playing “lead.”
Like the Who are 4 men playing lead.
If you like this check out the "working man" by them
@@jbrd7876 coming out in a couple hours👀
If you are into details, listen hard to the drummer! He isn't called the Professor for nithing!!!
How can you be a huge fan of Prog if this is your first time hearing Rush? Makes no sense. It's great to enjoy Rush, but I gotta call B.S. on the claim that you've never heard them before, sorry, not sorry.
You are welcome to any opinion, I really haven’t heard rush! I’m familiar with bands such as Tool, Led Zeppelin, Gojira, Pink Floyd, and others, just never touched the Rush rabbit hole:) hope to see you on the other videos
Oh... man... you have no idea what you're getting into
Very excited! I’ll see you on the next vid🤝🏼💪🏼
Right on!! A new Rush fan. Subscribe.
@@anthonysteinberg4853 thank you so much for the sub and support:)