@G F That's why they are Trump supporters in the first place. It's funny seeing them in Rush videos, I hope they know that all members of Rush don't like Republicans, Neil Peart has called out the Republicans many times and has said he votes Democrat.
I grew up with Rush and always told rock fans my age they are missing out by keeping their heads up their butts for the last 30 years. If the only new music you hear is at the halftime of the Superbowl, then I feel sorry for you.
I’m gonna be 18 in March and Rush has been my favorite band since I was 11 or 12. I really wish I could’ve been able to see them live, especially in the 70’s/80’s and 90’s. Practically nobody in my school even knows or cares about Rush or a lot of older music, it really sucks to not have that close group of friends who shares the same music taste and style. At least they left behind a legacy of incredible music that will be available to listen to for a lifetime... good to hear Geddy and Alex are still doing well too. Of course, RIP to The Professor, Neil. Rush’s music and Neil’s lyrics in particular really got me through tough times in middle and early high school, and continue to.
ALL RUSH FANS are grieving .I Salute The Loyal Poster's like Snowdog, Who for years have shared their RUSH STUFF with the Rest of Us Rush Fans! Snowdog, RollTheFemurs, Betsy Sommer, TheSquonk2112 and So many Other's who share their collections. THANK YOU. The Professor has gone to Drink The Milk Of Paradise. I'm Grateful to have witnessed Him LIVE Hammer Those Skins. Cheers From Ohio
. . . "We'd like to do an old song for you right now . . . This was done a long time ago by the that old T.C. Broonsie. This is called 'Jacob's Ladder.'"
0:00 Caress of Steel (1975) 0:14 Power Windows (1985) 0:18 Fly By Night (1975) 0:23 Presto (1989) 0:26 Signals (1982) 0:42 Different Stages (1998) 0:44 Counterparts (1993) 0:49 A Farewell to Kings (1977) 0:58 Permanent Waves (1980) 1:01 Moving Pictures (1981) 1:03 2112 (1976) 1:12 Hemispheres (1978) 1:22 Test For Echo (1996) 1:25 Roll The Bones (1991) 1:30 Grace Under Pressure (1984) 1:32 Hold Your Fire (1987) 1:50 Jerry Stiller 2:37 Finding My Way (1974) 3:45 Anthem (1975) 5:22 Bastille Day (1975) 6:10 A Passage to Bangkok (1976) 7:22 Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage (1977) 8:36 Cygnus X-1 Book II: The Hemispheres (1978)
I was 12, at the Tweeter Center. This was the first real concert I ever went to. Needless to say, I was already blown away by the intro. I was sitting right behind the front of house sound and lights guy, so I got to watch him make all this happen and hit all the queues for the lights and video while watching the band do their thing with playing behind them. They also had 2 or so Dryers with shirts going around behind Geddy, and this was the first time I think they did that so nobody knew why at the time. I'll never fucking forget that night. RIP Neil. I will never forget your music or what you got me through when I was a chubby little drum nerd, running home to escape from my real life and Imagine I was you at this concert while I sat at home in my basement behind my own drum kit, while I tried and failed to play along to your songs.
I was there too. But I was about 38 and it had to have been something like my 16th or so Rush show. I remember the intro well, thinking as it went along how well thought out it was. Great way to begin a retrospective kind of show hitting on all those great old songs if only for a moment or so.
You're doing your comments made me break a tear but I still don't know why that they had two tumble dryers and were throwing clothes out and in the audience in Glasgow Scotland back in 2006 I think thanks I like your comments
This is epic. I remember seeing this all at this concert. Melding all their songs with the past photos and present. What an accomplishment. I was teary eyed during this part. Great concert.
This came across my feed today. Love it!! How wonderful to see Jerry after his death a couple days ago. I grew up listening to Rush and have seen them live 3 times. Such a fun, smart, and cool group of guys. Love their creativity. Jerry Stiller will be missed along with Sir Neal. RIP.
I am female and have been a rock fan all my life, but only got into Rush via my ex. We're not together anymore, but we still nerd out together over Rush regularly, cos there's not many others we can do that with.😄
@Pythagoras Theorem Been a fan since I first heard Presto whilst in High School. Got to meet them in Oakland on the Bones tour. Best band in the world for me. They beat Zep even.
@Victor Sage Good choice, mate. There are plenty of us RUSH fanatics who happen to be female out there.. My first album was Presto, introduced to me in high school. The next year, our first at University, my best friend and I got to see them at the LA Forum on the Roll The Bones Tour. We ended up meeting Primus & their road crew who were HUGE Rush fans, and followed them back to their hotel. Now this all sounds a bit salacious given that my best friend and I were 19 year old models, but in fact we sat in the lobby with the crew and just geeked out over Rush for 2 hours! They asked if we had seen them perform or heard of them and since we'd arrived late to the Rush show, we did not. Long story short we got free backstage passes to the shows in Fresno, Sacramento, and finally the Oakland Coliseum where we finally got to meet the band! Alex and Ged were so kind to us, chatting with us for quite a while. Just as he was trying to make his escape from the green room, we approached Neil to ask for his autograph on our ticket. We called him Mr; Peart (and of course pronounced his name correctly!) as he was pulling a sweatshirt over his head. His face popped out and he gave us a wry smile (knowing what I know now I would have NEVER asked him for an autograph) and as we thanked him for his work and the impact he's had on us, blah blah blah, he politely smiled and then wished us a good night and got the heck outta there quick! I framed all of the passes, the tickets, and even the blue Sharpie they used to sign my ticket! I had every vinyl album up to Hold Your Fire (displayed their covers on the wall) and devoured the book "Visions" as well as anything else Rush related I could find. In 2012 (so hard not to type 2112!) I moved to the UK and had to sell my Fender Jazz bass. I now live in France and although my husband is a classical pianist since he was 5 and grew up on classical, he totally supports my love of Rock, Blues, Funk and we are trying to find me a new bass here near our home in Eastern France. You will find your Rush girl-we are out there! Hugs from France.
RIP Jerry..... Love you for all that you did for Comedy and Humanity. You and your wife were one in a million! One of the funniest duos of ALL TIME. And yes. Thank you for being a part of the RUSH family that made me laugh and laugh and laugh! THANK YOU!
I'm watching this and thinking to myself, damn I wish they weren't done! I miss having one of their tours to look forward to, especially outdoor summer shows. Thanks for the upload!
The 2112 hero throwing his boulder at the other guy reminded me of Terry Jones (Monty Python) who passed away this month. May Mr Jones and Mr Peart share many happy conversations and smiles in Eternity's garden.
Ha!... I had to watch this clip when I saw the still of Jerry Stiller, especially since his recent passing/departure. I loved him in Seinfeld. I never thought I'd see him somehow connected to Rush, but having now watched the video, it all fits. Brilliant collaboration, and a very well done animation/video as well. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for the upload!...👍👌🙂👏
Thanks for the trip down memory lane this was an awesome concert and I got to meet Alex and Geddy at the phoenix airport on my Birthday July 16, sorry for your loss of your bandmate neil ,peace and blessings ✌
Vargas Private Music Instruction I agree. I was at this very show. It was Neil’s best drum solo ever imo and there was just something special about that tour.
Jerry Stiller, who launched his career opposite wife Anne Meara in the 1950s and reemerged four decades later as the hysterically high-strung Frank Costanza on the smash television show “Seinfeld,” died at 92 this morning in NY of natural causees, his son Ben Stiller announced.
Became a rush fan in 76 with 2112.I ordered 6 lp's for .99 cents.They didnt have black sabath,so they sent me 2112.I played the first side and said WHAT IS THIS? and instinctively knew my parents weren't going to like it .over the next 5 years told anyone who would listen that Rush was brilliant musicianship,deep well thought out ideas and stories and it was different than anything else but most importantly,it would last the test of time and become one of the most loved and important prog rock bands of all time.I miss them playing live already.but I feel vindicated now at all the love and respect being thrown their way.God speed Jerry,R.I.P Neil.
My friend and I were in our early twenties when we went to the Nashville show on the tour and sat behind/next to two lifelong Rush fans that we proceeded to get seriously stoned. They were repeatedly stating how much they couldn't believe we were there.
A.). This makes me totally rethink everything I thought I understood about Jerry Stiller, and... B.). The animator certainly was influenced by Terry Gilliam.
Ironic indeed. Think of it this way; Having been forced to wake every single day since that calamitous, heartbreaking one, to a colder, lonelier, and much emptier world of no more Neil, no more Rush, I'd gladly exchange with you. At least you had a few months of ignorant bliss. 💔🐇💔 🤟
@@vorpalbunny4091 I despair that this inevitably will happen with all of our significants, yours, mine, everyone's. Honestly I've not even confronted the reality of that sort of impermanence yet, much less thought about how it will affect me. Scary, in a real way.
Jerry Stiller it was a lot of fun seeing you at Rush shows. Say hello to The Professor. Both of you are missed
Hope he finds serenity now.
Such a funny guy. I never once called him Heidi.
We’re only immortal for a limited time
Have a good journey beyond, Jerry. Send my love to Neil.
"Nah... they never play Bangkok"...Jerry Stiller priceless...lol
How did they get Jerry?
@@marcdemell2987 Guess they payed him - and told him they are fans.
I wonder if he is a fan?
@G F That's why they are Trump supporters in the first place.
It's funny seeing them in Rush videos, I hope they know that all members of Rush don't like Republicans, Neil Peart has called out the Republicans many times and has said he votes Democrat.
Sweet Jamaican pipe dreams
Rest in Peace. We all miss your comedic talents. Say hi to The Professor for all of us.
It seems like ever since Neil passed away the whole world went to shit.
Jerry and the Professor making music and a little mischief together now.
Was Meryl Streep a rush fan?
RIP Jerry Stiller. This made me laugh when I saw it on stage.
Love the old timer Rush fans,I always say to the younguns,”never put down an elderly because they grew up listening to much cooler music than you.”
I grew up with Rush and always told rock fans my age they are missing out by keeping their heads up their butts for the last 30 years. If the only new music you hear is at the halftime of the Superbowl, then I feel sorry for you.
We sure did.
I’m gonna be 18 in March and Rush has been my favorite band since I was 11 or 12. I really wish I could’ve been able to see them live, especially in the 70’s/80’s and 90’s. Practically nobody in my school even knows or cares about Rush or a lot of older music, it really sucks to not have that close group of friends who shares the same music taste and style. At least they left behind a legacy of incredible music that will be available to listen to for a lifetime... good to hear Geddy and Alex are still doing well too. Of course, RIP to The Professor, Neil. Rush’s music and Neil’s lyrics in particular really got me through tough times in middle and early high school, and continue to.
I always say, “I might be old but I got to see RUSH LIVE a bunch of times”!!!!
Being older has its advantages!!
RUSH FAN since “FBN” in 1974.
ALL RUSH FANS are grieving .I Salute The Loyal Poster's like Snowdog, Who for years have shared their RUSH STUFF with the Rest of Us Rush Fans! Snowdog, RollTheFemurs, Betsy Sommer, TheSquonk2112 and So many Other's who share their collections. THANK YOU. The Professor has gone to Drink The Milk Of Paradise. I'm Grateful to have witnessed Him LIVE Hammer Those Skins. Cheers From Ohio
Ya mon. Righteous!
Neil's in heaven arranging thunder for the upcoming spring.
Ooh, that's a good one. 😉👍
I thought that he did not believe in GOD?
. . . "We'd like to do an old song for you right now . . . This was done a long time ago by the that old T.C. Broonsie. This is called 'Jacob's Ladder.'"
The Irony...
@@marcdemell2987 He was an agnostic.
0:00 Caress of Steel (1975)
0:14 Power Windows (1985)
0:18 Fly By Night (1975)
0:23 Presto (1989)
0:26 Signals (1982)
0:42 Different Stages (1998)
0:44 Counterparts (1993)
0:49 A Farewell to Kings (1977)
0:58 Permanent Waves (1980)
1:01 Moving Pictures (1981)
1:03 2112 (1976)
1:12 Hemispheres (1978)
1:22 Test For Echo (1996)
1:25 Roll The Bones (1991)
1:30 Grace Under Pressure (1984)
1:32 Hold Your Fire (1987)
1:50 Jerry Stiller
2:37 Finding My Way (1974)
3:45 Anthem (1975)
5:22 Bastille Day (1975)
6:10 A Passage to Bangkok (1976)
7:22 Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage (1977)
8:36 Cygnus X-1 Book II: The Hemispheres (1978)
Brandon Callaway 1:30 grace under pressure
I was 12, at the Tweeter Center. This was the first real concert I ever went to. Needless to say, I was already blown away by the intro. I was sitting right behind the front of house sound and lights guy, so I got to watch him make all this happen and hit all the queues for the lights and video while watching the band do their thing with playing behind them. They also had 2 or so Dryers with shirts going around behind Geddy, and this was the first time I think they did that so nobody knew why at the time. I'll never fucking forget that night. RIP Neil. I will never forget your music or what you got me through when I was a chubby little drum nerd, running home to escape from my real life and Imagine I was you at this concert while I sat at home in my basement behind my own drum kit, while I tried and failed to play along to your songs.
I was there too. But I was about 38 and it had to have been something like my 16th or so Rush show. I remember the intro well, thinking as it went along how well thought out it was. Great way to begin a retrospective kind of show hitting on all those great old songs if only for a moment or so.
It's never a failure if you are enjoying it and having fun 😉👍
You're doing your comments made me break a tear but I still don't know why that they had two tumble dryers and were throwing clothes out and in the audience in Glasgow Scotland back in 2006 I think thanks I like your comments
This is epic. I remember seeing this all at this concert. Melding all their songs with the past photos and present. What an accomplishment. I was teary eyed during this part. Great concert.
The still photo of Neil playing his kit, there's another drumkit behind him... It's Peter Criss's kit when they were on tour with Kiss in '75!!
As if I needed another reason to love Jerry Stiller!
RIP Jerry Stiller. I loved your work and your appearance in this concert video is my favorite. Thank you!😂😊🌻
This came across my feed today. Love it!! How wonderful to see Jerry after his death a couple days ago.
I grew up listening to Rush and have seen them live 3 times. Such a fun, smart, and cool group of guys.
Love their creativity. Jerry Stiller will be missed along with Sir Neal. RIP.
I didn’t know Jerry Stiller was a RUSH fan. Good taste. RUSH rocks. RIP professor
First concert I took my ex wife to. It was a surprise and she became a huge fan! At least there was some good that came out if that mistake.
Yea.....I took my Ex to Hold your fire. Got a Neil and a Alex out of it, she never became a fan. Big mistake.
😂😂😂
I am female and have been a rock fan all my life, but only got into Rush via my ex. We're not together anymore, but we still nerd out together over Rush regularly, cos there's not many others we can do that with.😄
@Pythagoras Theorem Been a fan since I first heard Presto whilst in High School. Got to meet them in Oakland on the Bones tour. Best band in the world for me. They beat Zep even.
@Victor Sage Good choice, mate. There are plenty of us RUSH fanatics who happen to be female out there.. My first album was Presto, introduced to me in high school. The next year, our first at University, my best friend and I got to see them at the LA Forum on the Roll The Bones Tour. We ended up meeting Primus & their road crew who were HUGE Rush fans, and followed them back to their hotel. Now this all sounds a bit salacious given that my best friend and I were 19 year old models, but in fact we sat in the lobby with the crew and just geeked out over Rush for 2 hours! They asked if we had seen them perform or heard of them and since we'd arrived late to the Rush show, we did not. Long story short we got free backstage passes to the shows in Fresno, Sacramento, and finally the Oakland Coliseum where we finally got to meet the band! Alex and Ged were so kind to us, chatting with us for quite a while. Just as he was trying to make his escape from the green room, we approached Neil to ask for his autograph on our ticket. We called him Mr; Peart (and of course pronounced his name correctly!) as he was pulling a sweatshirt over his head. His face popped out and he gave us a wry smile (knowing what I know now I would have NEVER asked him for an autograph) and as we thanked him for his work and the impact he's had on us, blah blah blah, he politely smiled and then wished us a good night and got the heck outta there quick! I framed all of the passes, the tickets, and even the blue Sharpie they used to sign my ticket! I had every vinyl album up to Hold Your Fire (displayed their covers on the wall) and devoured the book "Visions" as well as anything else Rush related I could find. In 2012 (so hard not to type 2112!) I moved to the UK and had to sell my Fender Jazz bass. I now live in France and although my husband is a classical pianist since he was 5 and grew up on classical, he totally supports my love of Rock, Blues, Funk and we are trying to find me a new bass here near our home in Eastern France. You will find your Rush girl-we are out there! Hugs from France.
RIP Jerry..... Love you for all that you did for Comedy and Humanity. You and your wife were one in a million! One of the funniest duos of ALL TIME. And yes. Thank you for being a part of the RUSH family that made me laugh and laugh and laugh! THANK YOU!
RIP Professor and Jerry Stiller.
I seem rush on This tour it was really great And I feel so honored to had been able to see rush RIP Professor you will be missed
Oh my gosh, this montage got me all emotional!
There is certain element of fateful predictability to Neil's fate after his epic life. I am still diminished that he is gone.
Me too. Must be one hell of a jam session with Neil in heaven now with all the greats we have lost
I'm watching this and thinking to myself, damn I wish they weren't done! I miss having one of their tours to look forward to, especially outdoor summer shows. Thanks for the upload!
Believe in R50. In my heart, I think it will happen.
I agree with you 100 percent. I saw this tour in Hartford,CT at an outdoor venue. Had a blast!
I’m right there with you. Always the highlight of the year, Rush coming to town.
I was there too at the meadows
Rip Jerry Stiller your made so many people laugh..
Anthem will always be my favorite RUSH song.
The 2112 hero throwing his boulder at the other guy reminded me of Terry Jones (Monty Python) who passed away this month. May Mr Jones and Mr Peart share many happy conversations and smiles in Eternity's garden.
RIP Professor 😢😢🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Best intro ever ! Would really hype me up at the show. Bless you Jerry ! Rest in rock !
This is terrific! So creative! Thank you for doing this!
Ha!... I had to watch this clip when I saw the still of Jerry Stiller, especially since his recent passing/departure. I loved him in Seinfeld. I never thought I'd see him somehow connected to Rush, but having now watched the video, it all fits. Brilliant collaboration, and a very well done animation/video as well. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for the upload!...👍👌🙂👏
An extra super special feature with RUSH is the amazing cover art, and the further developing into top video animation art.
Man that intro alone could be half a concert for some other groups...
So Rush and Festivus are one... my life now makes sense
Thanks for the trip down memory lane this was an awesome concert and I got to meet Alex and Geddy at the phoenix airport on my Birthday July 16, sorry for your loss of your bandmate neil ,peace and blessings ✌
Jerry, you and "The Professor" are together again!!!😎👍
You 2 rest in peace🕇
Peart! A magician with two wands! Drumsticks!
Best intro ever ! Best concert ever r30 ROCKED
Vargas Private Music Instruction I agree. I was at this very show. It was Neil’s best drum solo ever imo and there was just something special about that tour.
Great amazing video!!!! Rush thank you for the great amazing music!!!! Neil God Bless RIP...
This is what makes Festivus memorable year after year.
That and the 'feats of strength'
… and the airing of the grievances!
GREAT VIDEO, ROCK ON RUSH FANS!!!!!!!!
Jerry Stiller, who launched his career opposite wife Anne Meara in the 1950s and reemerged four decades later as the hysterically high-strung Frank Costanza on the smash television show “Seinfeld,” died at 92 this morning in NY of natural causees, his son Ben Stiller announced.
They had an ice cream company called Ben & Jerry's
I can never get enough Rush
I got to see the first show of this tour in Nashville, TN. I was 13.
My first concert was Cheap Trick in 1996. Yeah my old man was that cool.
Saw this tour in Hartford at the Civic Center. Sadly my only Rush concert but it was great!!
@Sylvia isgod Yes you are right.
RiP Jerry, I will always remember him for this introduction.. and The Professor, so sensible losses..
Excellent collage of their album covers & instrumentals of their songs live. Jerry was hip to great rock.
Their openings made them unique. We looked forward to them almost as much as the show. From the 3 stooges forward, they were awesome
Became a rush fan in 76 with 2112.I ordered 6 lp's for .99 cents.They didnt have black sabath,so they sent me 2112.I played the first side and said WHAT IS THIS? and instinctively knew my parents weren't going to like it .over the next 5 years told anyone who would listen that Rush was brilliant musicianship,deep well thought out ideas and stories and it was different than anything else but most importantly,it would last the test of time and become one of the most loved and important prog rock bands of all time.I miss them playing live already.but I feel vindicated now at all the love and respect being thrown their way.God speed Jerry,R.I.P Neil.
Rest in peace,Jerry Stiller.
first your idols, then your parents, then your peers, then you..enjoy it while you can..
If you are lucky it goes that way.
RIP Neil
@@stevenstainbrook1064 true dat.
@@stevenstainbrook1064 It did not go that way for Neil. His parents, brother and sisters are still alive.
Man sad to see Jerry is gone. He was awesome in this Rush concert video.
RIP!! Thank you for everything!!
My friend and I were in our early twenties when we went to the Nashville show on the tour and sat behind/next to two lifelong Rush fans that we proceeded to get seriously stoned. They were repeatedly stating how much they couldn't believe we were there.
Best concert intro ever.
Hey and the Professor! This humour makes the pain easier to take with Neil's passing...RIP Professor!
HELL YEAH, NEVER BEFORE SEEN THIS, AWESOME and AMAZING INTRO.
R.I.P Neil
Thank you Dog good job !!!
SERENITY NOW!!!!
Insanity later😁
I'm not surprised. I still remember Jerry Stiller when he was a young man.
I would have expected Ben instead of Jerry.... but hey if he likes Rush.... right on!
A.). This makes me totally rethink everything I thought I understood about Jerry Stiller, and...
B.). The animator certainly was influenced by Terry Gilliam.
Watching R40 again. Holy smokes. They were so good together.
Moving pictures was my first rush album and yes I mean album. 1981. Bought it at a Woolworths, I was in seventh grade.
Rip professor may he live forever Through music
Dallas Texas an evening with RUSH! R30❤³
Neil will live on forever!
I'd love to hear the story of how this came to be. Loved everything Jerry Stiller did and of course everything Rush did. Magic.
RIP both Neil and Jerry
How many timing changes in this clip. I lost count 😂
Wow, am I going to miss new material from these guys.
OUTSTANDING!!!!!
A Rush Festivus for the rest of us
Rest in peace Mr. Stiller.
Rip..... Jerry.....Neil
R.I.P Neil and Jerry
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Ten Gold Stars!!!
Nice how Rush did an instrumental of some 70s stuff!
RIP Professor.
Definitely a classic....no bogarting on the dutchie, Arthur Spooner!!!!!😄😄😄
RIP Jerry Stiller. Neil said in his book Roadshow about this tour that he took his cue from you to Get On The Stage!
All the good tunes!
RIP Jerry! 🖤
Just so different now, when watching anything to do the RUSH. With Neil gone, it has an instant sad tone to the situation. Just sucks!!! RUSH!!!!
These guys were truly something else
R.i.p. Jerry Stiller....
Wow, love it
Rip Jerry!
fucking A- kick ass!! RIP to The Professor and 40 + years of the greatest music ever!!!
Rest in Peace Neil.
Jerry Stiller a cool and funny guy. Got a love him......
Ending the video just after the first lick of The Spirit of Radio.
Ugh.
Is that even legal ?
It's really just a question
Of your honesty
It would not be fair to ever end the video until the concert was finished.
Shouldn’t be.
RIP Jerry Stiller
How did you get a hold of these Masters
I get on the road to Bangkok , put on my old Rush vinal and go to my special place on a regular basis
Very Monty Pythonish- Loved jerry!
My life, love, and RELIGION revolved around these three guys... 😁
It passed from stuff on 1st album to ‘Anthem’ and I didn’t notice till a minute in or so. . . but I got all the other transitions. . .
If you’re going to use Jerry Stiller…use his outtake’s instead
Monty Python animation and humor meets the most talented 3 piece R&R band ever.
I cant believe this but I just now found out about neil.
Ironic indeed.
Think of it this way; Having been forced to wake every single day since that calamitous, heartbreaking one, to a colder, lonelier, and much emptier world of no more Neil, no more Rush, I'd gladly exchange with you. At least you had a few months of ignorant bliss. 💔🐇💔 🤟
@@vorpalbunny4091 I despair that this inevitably will happen with all of our significants, yours, mine, everyone's. Honestly I've not even confronted the reality of that sort of impermanence yet, much less thought about how it will affect me. Scary, in a real way.