Most audiences outside of North America actually go to watch the show and get into it. They sing along to Iron Maiden guitar solos and transitional passages all over Europe and South America too. Same with just about any rock or metal show, audiences in North America are just lame, that's all.
Two things: Is there any audience in the world that provides more real physical energy for the band to feed off of than Rio? The live version of this song will ALWAYS give me the chills.
Randy Mennie it’s the South American’s man, even in Mexico when Rodger waters did a show that got like a 200k crowd, they always just seem to have so much energy that the shows there are just so much better then most other places in the world
@@ehsbe1056 Just to clarify, Mexico is not in South America. The best crowds here (and pretty much in the whole world) are the Argentines and the Brazilians.
+TheCubicBeat probably cause of the different country. I've seen Rush in LA and barely anyone was jumpin and dancing around, they were bobbin their heads and tappin their feet but other than that it looked calm despite how intricate and complex their playing is. Ive also never seen the lines for the mens bathroom that long in my life... complete opposite of what typically happens
This is the most ELECTRIC crowd I have ever seen in my life. Nobody can get a group of over a hundred thousand fans in this much of a frenzy. That's RUSH. RIP NEIL 🙏.
I freaking LOVE the Brazilian people! Only in Brazil do we see such emotion and passion, whether it’s in music, Mixed Martial Arts or Battlebots. I’m always amazed at how Brazilian athletes think of their families first and foremost when they achieve riches and success. If I want t an American, I would wish to be a Brazilian! God bless you all, and RIP to Neil Peart, not just “one of the greatest drummers,” but the ALL TIME greatest drummer in rock history! He made drums an instrument, more than a metronome.
The Most enthusiastic and loudest crowds I’ve seen. And I’ve attended hundreds of concerts in the 80s-2000. I attended RUSH six times in Dallas Texas back in the day. RIP NEIL‼️
I will always remember the day I first heard this song. I listened to it one hundred times in a row. To hear the Brazilian people singing the drum parts tells you everything. God bless you Brazil, I wish you the best. Your passion is unmatched. Not just your love for Rush, but also Rodeo and MMA. Nobody matches the passion of the Brazilian people.
@@maziu27 it seems a lot of people spell Neil as 'Neal', I've noticed that recently. And I've also noticed that a lot people spell Geddy as 'Getty' for some reason.
dystopic panopticon Neil is not much of a people person not many people have met him And a couple have gotten the Neil Peart cold shoulder therefore making him move further away from social interaction and that’s why you don’t see him with Alex and Geddy when they are meeting fans
From what I've read he was extremely reserved & had always felt uncomfortable with the fame/adulation that came with their success. I've also read he had some social anxiety and had a tight circle of family/friends.
He was a very secluded person, watch "Dinner with Rush" and he's just laughing throughout the entire thing. I think losing his wife and daughter might have had an affect on him. Hopefully he's reunited with his family.
This has gotta be the best feeling in the world. This has moved me to tears to see Neal Peart so alive doing what he, Alex and Geddy did so amazingly well and effortless. RIP Sir.
Sadness only sadness today. Thank you for all of the wonderful images...dreams you gave a young boy and the fond memories of a man. Enjoy your Honeydew and Milk.
Um monstro na bateria....o melhor dos melhores...sempre será recordado em minha memória como o melhor show da minha vida.... Rush infinitamente à melhor banda do mundo.
Thank you very much for sharing your love of your craft Mr. Neil Peart and teaching the world and enjoying what you do. There will never be a substitute for your skills you have achieved, and if in this lifetime there comes along another star as yourself, that matches or exceeds your accomplishments, let the people of all walks of life not neglect to acknowledge the gift before them, to show appreciation and respect, that is not commanded, but should be deserved. BTW. To be clear my name is James. Art Vandelay is a pseudonym.
I cannot imagine being on that stage and seeing the throngs of people pulsate to the music you have created!! What a head trip that has to be. Neil Peart my #1 Steve Gadd #2 my opinion do not hang me,thx.
I got what I thought were crappy tickets to a Rush concert in Phoenix AZ. It was in the nosebleed section, but I was right above Neil! I spent the entire concert watching Neil doing his thing. I’ve seen Rush many times, but this one was different. I am so grateful for those crappy seats. I got to witness the maestro at his best. I will never, ever forget you Neil. I am so happy that you are reunited with your family. God bless you
The man was SO INTENSE! I only got to see them 22 times over the years. I know there are folks that have been to many more. Above the talent, and road wear, there is an intensity few others possess. I sometimes felt sad for Neil, as it seemed playing (because of the difficulty, time changes, etc.) it was more of "a job" for him. We know he didn't like the road. But, after he lost so much love in his life, after Vapor Trails, I would watch him and, I don't know, it appeared to me that he was just going through the motions. But, I think he is the most intense man, I never met.
That's one song. All of that energy to play one song. Regardless of what shape he's in, he must have been exhausted and sore at the end of those shows. Once the tendonitis grew, it must have been quite painful to play that hard.
Rush was loved the world over and there music as can be seen was energizing. Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart who was the greatest drummer in history, are Rock legends.
This mans work was so amazing,i carried Rush's entire catalog with me my Navy years,including the Persian Gulf.It was storytelling within the story,a virtual mind deployment where you plugged in,closed your eyes,packed your mental luggage and traveled wherever Peart wanted to take you.I thank him sincerely those days. R.I.P. my friend.
Rip Neil Peart ,you were an inspiration to me when I was growing I'm a drummer myself and the music rush made couldn't have been possible because u were the backbone of rush hail to the king of drummers I now to you and to rush thank u for the awesome sound of music may you live forever in our hearts God bless Neil Peart
Rest in Peace Neil. "Jesus said to her: I am the resurrection and the life. The one who exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life; and everyone that is living and exercises faith in me will never die at all. Do you believe this?"(John 11:25,26)
Neil Peart, you the man! RIP the Professor. The main reason I wanted to play the drums. I still do and I still marvel at just how awesomely good he was!
Neil's best performance ever... he fed off of the crowd... not to say that he doesn't every night but he was in a zone... the fills were unbelievably spot on and you could see the sticks breaking during every hit
Glad Rush was able to experience the crowds down there! I'm a fan of a lot of heavy metal bands that play in Mexico and South America and I've seen them tour SA. At first I was like, why there? Once I saw how electric the crowds were I understood. Singing along, the whole bit. Some of the best fans to play for. Rush is just a natural choice for those fans.
Long ago....after dinosaurs roamed the earth but before our most recent foray into a reality show presidency....a young and precocious boy bought an album. That's right, boys and girls, a 33 1/3 long playing album that you actually had to turn over to play the other side. And on this album the boy heard the sound of God. And the sound was good and pure and strong in its essence. And the boy listened to that album over and over and over again until one day the boy decided to try and make those sounds himself. At first the boy failed utterly....until one day it all became clear. Now that boy is a 54 year-old man whose had a wonderful career as a session drummer and percussionist. That boy? He is me. And the album? Rush's 2112. Thank you, Neal. Your sound will live FOREVER.
I remember seeing Rush at the Lakeland Civic Center in 85.' They each perform a solo. As Neil Peart went into his drum solo, I remember very vividly asking myself..."there's only 1 person on percussion, right?" Because it sounded like an entire group of drummers. Then they played YYZ. The concert was a masterpiece.
I saw them in Cleveland when they were doing all of Moving Pictures :) It was impossible not to sing along to every song, and I thought it was hilarious when everyone was singing to YYZ (myself included XD)
To hear that, to see those people so bonded to the band as their own - it grows beyond music into something that strikes me as being spiritual. I find myself crying when I watch this. It is moving.
I am as about prideful of being American as the next patriot but come on America!!! South American music fans are THEE MOST AWESOME fans in the world! Look at how they are jumping about and melding into the song. I have been to MANY a concert, including 5 RUSH concerts...Never seen anything like that. Are there any American fans on here that were at this concert? If so, how was it from ground zero?
With a heavy heart I would like to say to the family & friends of Neil Peart, you have my sincerest and utmost condolences! What a profound loss this is. The world is a little bit darker now without you in it Neil, you will be missed and never forgotten. 😢
And Geddy said they had no idea if they had many fans in Rio and were kind of afraid it would have a very low turnout 😂 Neil, I have been a huge fan since ‘75, thanks for your amazing talent, dedication, and originality. All my best to Geddy and Alex. It breaks my heart to now see Rush listed in past tense rather than a current band. 😢
To say that I am obsessed with music would be an understatement and I am a complete sucker for a great live performance - I think it shows whether the musicians can really cut it, or not. Back in 2010 I was lucky enough to be at Opeth's 20 year anniversary gig at the Royal Albert Hall in London, but I hardly ever listen to the live album or watch the DVD because nearly every song is ruined by people clapping when they shouldn't be fucking clapping! Especially during the quiet, atmospheric passages in Opeth's songs, of which there are many. However, the crowd in this footage are superb and they actually add to the energy of the performance. I don't own a copy of this DVD but I'm definitely going to get one after watching this.
Olhem esse deleite.. o power trio canadense despencou aqui em 2002.. nada contra o nosso adorável Titãs e seus quase 10 caras no palco.. mas olha pra isso, olha o que esses 3 caras entregam.. obrigado Neil Peart, Lifesson e Geddy Lee .. que noite de inesquecível de maracanã.
Chanting crowd like at a typical World Cup Soccer game only we know what they are chanting! Imagine the Brazilians there being mesmerized by Rush’ appearance. They had never seen them live before in Brazil. Grab the dvd. The whole concert is a must watch! Neil’s drumming marked an epoch in music history and will never be duplicated.
RIP Neil!! Thanks for your music!! 😢😭
Thanx Niel Peart for all the great concerts and music
RIP a legend
awww man. I don't even know how to react. This hurts so deep.
@@mronemanband1 stfu
A God has fallen from the Pantheon.
Where else but a Rush concert would you hear the crowd 'sing along' with an instrumental? Too cool!
Most audiences outside of North America actually go to watch the show and get into it. They sing along to Iron Maiden guitar solos and transitional passages all over Europe and South America too. Same with just about any rock or metal show, audiences in North America are just lame, that's all.
Mick Enright
i also thot that was purty damn awesome!
Epic! Must a real 'rush' for the musicians as well, watching/hearing the sea of people groove to that
Mick Enright iron maiden in rockin rio
SpadesOfMist I was gonna say that! Fear of the Dark! \m/
Two things:
Is there any audience in the world that provides more real physical energy for the band to feed off of than Rio?
The live version of this song will ALWAYS give me the chills.
I’ve never heard an audience sing along to an instrumental piece. LOL.
Randy Mennie thats what you call true fans
I was there...it was wonderful
Randy Mennie it’s the South American’s man, even in Mexico when Rodger waters did a show that got like a 200k crowd, they always just seem to have so much energy that the shows there are just so much better then most other places in the world
@@ehsbe1056 Just to clarify, Mexico is not in South America. The best crowds here (and pretty much in the whole world) are the Argentines and the Brazilians.
RIP Neil Peart
One of the greatest drummers of all time. You will be forever admired.
He wrote the songs too! Genius!
yes im sure he is checking youtube comments in heaven lol
I love the crowds energy
+TheCubicBeat probably cause of the different country. I've seen Rush in LA and barely anyone was jumpin and dancing around, they were bobbin their heads and tappin their feet but other than that it looked calm despite how intricate and complex their playing is. Ive also never seen the lines for the mens bathroom that long in my life... complete opposite of what typically happens
It was also the first and only time they have played there
They played here in Brazil again in 2010 and I was there! Best freaking day of my life!
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@@briansunderman2091 probably also in like the 70s or 80s when people seemed to give less of a fuck.
I love how you can hear the crowd singing the notes.. haha
Even with this tremendous crowd neil makes it look so simple what a master he was RIP.....
man thats gotta be an amazing feeling, seeing thousands of people jump to the sound of the music you created
Life and death happens. I am thankful that I lived in the same time as Mister Peart. He and the guys are exceptional musicians with pure talent.
Lee and leifson aren't slouches either. All three are killin it!
I know but Peart is just unmissable in this
This is the most ELECTRIC crowd I have ever seen in my life. Nobody can get a group of over a hundred thousand fans in this much of a frenzy. That's RUSH.
RIP NEIL 🙏.
Go look at pantera (domination) live in Moscow then.
Those are Brazilians baby
Its Brazilians too.
“Neil Peart stands alone”. RIP
...while sitting...!
OMG!!! THIS IS THE MOST EPIC LIVE PERFORMANCE I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!
I freaking LOVE the Brazilian people! Only in Brazil do we see such emotion and passion, whether it’s in music, Mixed Martial Arts or Battlebots. I’m always amazed at how Brazilian athletes think of their families first and foremost when they achieve riches and success. If I want t an American, I would wish to be a Brazilian! God bless you all, and RIP to Neil Peart, not just “one of the greatest drummers,” but the ALL TIME greatest drummer in rock history! He made drums an instrument, more than a metronome.
I love that the whole audience is SINGING the notes!
The Most enthusiastic and loudest crowds I’ve seen. And I’ve attended hundreds of concerts in the 80s-2000. I attended RUSH six times in Dallas Texas back in the day. RIP NEIL‼️
The absolute greatest drummer I've ever heard... I can't believe He is gone but, I take solace in the fact His music will live forever.
I will always remember the day I first heard this song. I listened to it one hundred times in a row. To hear the Brazilian people singing the drum parts tells you everything. God bless you Brazil, I wish you the best. Your passion is unmatched. Not just your love for Rush, but also Rodeo and MMA. Nobody matches the passion of the Brazilian people.
RIP Neil Peart. You are the reason I started drumming.
Hugo Blendl Same
here
What a crowd !!!! What a drummer !!!!!! What a band !!!!!! NP RIP....
RIP Neal. The best ever
Neal?
@@maziu27 it seems a lot of people spell Neil as 'Neal', I've noticed that recently. And I've also noticed that a lot people spell Geddy as 'Getty' for some reason.
i cat imagine how awesome they felt on stage with a crowd like that, thats epic!!
chris dougherty Cat? Meow!
Neil at 1:07: “Wow, the whole crowd is humming the song...”
It just looks so effortless...
Neil is so focused he doesn't seem to notice the crowd...eyes fixated on drums at all times
dystopic panopticon Neil is not much of a people person not many people have met him And a couple have gotten the Neil Peart cold shoulder therefore making him move further away from social interaction and that’s why you don’t see him with Alex and Geddy when they are meeting fans
From what I've read he was extremely reserved & had always felt uncomfortable with the fame/adulation that came with their success. I've also read he had some social anxiety and had a tight circle of family/friends.
He was a very secluded person, watch "Dinner with Rush" and he's just laughing throughout the entire thing.
I think losing his wife and daughter might have had an affect on him.
Hopefully he's reunited with his family.
This has gotta be the best feeling in the world. This has moved me to tears to see Neal Peart so alive doing what he, Alex and Geddy did so amazingly well and effortless. RIP Sir.
Rest In Peace to an absolute legend :(
Sadness only sadness today. Thank you for all of the wonderful images...dreams you gave a young boy and the fond memories of a man. Enjoy your Honeydew and Milk.
RIP Neil, one of the greats.
There are many drummers in great bands but very few drummers make their bands great. He was such that drummer
i just can't believe hes gone, hope hes in a better place
@Rams Fan Easy cowboy. Don't overanalyze. Just say "He is."
Rams Fan calm down Rambo...
Um monstro na bateria....o melhor dos melhores...sempre será recordado em minha memória como o melhor show da minha vida.... Rush infinitamente à melhor banda do mundo.
RIP Peart... You drum skills will inspire many generations to come!
Thank you very much for sharing your love of your craft Mr. Neil Peart and teaching the world and enjoying what you do. There will never be a substitute for your skills you have achieved, and if in this lifetime there comes along another star as yourself, that matches or exceeds your accomplishments, let the people of all walks of life not neglect to acknowledge the gift before them, to show appreciation and respect, that is not commanded, but should be deserved. BTW. To be clear my name is James. Art Vandelay is a pseudonym.
I cannot imagine being on that stage and seeing the throngs of people pulsate to the music you have created!! What a head trip that has to be. Neil Peart my #1 Steve Gadd #2 my opinion do not hang me,thx.
R.I.P Mr Peart you will be missed
Pure technological skills! Love the awkward stick toss! Love you Neil!
Yeah, a rare miss. Shows he is indeed human. ;)
Such a sad loss to the world. May his ability and influance live forever!
I never thought this song would make me cry.
I love that whoever directed & edited the tv broadcast kept the main camera right on NP for that whole entire song, as it shouldve been!!!
When I was very little, my father introduced me to one of THE best drummers of the all time RIP NEIL PEART!!
That crowd! Fantastic. Puts a big smile on my face.
Neil,me & my drummer buddy, Freddie will miss you. Thank you for all the great music, God Bless you, may you rest in peace.
I got what I thought were crappy tickets to a Rush concert in Phoenix AZ. It was in the nosebleed section, but I was right above Neil! I spent the entire concert watching Neil doing his thing. I’ve seen Rush many times, but this one was different. I am so grateful for those crappy seats. I got to witness the maestro at his best. I will never, ever forget you Neil. I am so happy that you are reunited with your family. God bless you
I can feel the energy through the screen. This is just mind blowing.
FUck I am playing to this with my guitar right now, RIP Neil you sparked my love for music again
The master at work
RIP Neil
o brasileiro era doido pra ter um show aqui e não deixou por menos. duvido que em outro lugar eles viram uma platéia tão apaixonada. viva neil peart
I love this band and I love this instrumental and this was awesome. Thank you for sharing this.
Neil Peart is an alien. No human can make it look so effortless. He's off to make another planet musically great.
The man was SO INTENSE! I only got to see them 22 times over the years. I know there are folks that have been to many more. Above the talent, and road wear, there is an intensity few others possess. I sometimes felt sad for Neil, as it seemed playing (because of the difficulty, time changes, etc.) it was more of "a job" for him. We know he didn't like the road. But, after he lost so much love in his life, after Vapor Trails, I would watch him and, I don't know, it appeared to me that he was just going through the motions. But, I think he is the most intense man, I never met.
I am too young... Haven't seen him once sadly. I live in Paraguay so I obviously missed various artists who are no longer here
@@sinsobresaltospodcast At least we still have the music....
Thank you for your music Neil and RIP
I feel so blessed to have a chance to see Rush nearly twenty times
Stunning!! Canada there bud
With a sea of leaping humans before him, Neil still remains in the perfectionist zone. He was the greatest and always will be.
That's one song. All of that energy to play one song. Regardless of what shape he's in, he must have been exhausted and sore at the end of those shows. Once the tendonitis grew, it must have been quite painful to play that hard.
Rush was loved the world over and there music as can be seen was energizing. Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart who was the greatest drummer in history, are Rock legends.
I get chills every time I watch this video, love the energy in the crowd
Rip Neil. Your incredible music will live on forever!
Massively talented and influential! Rest in Peace.
This mans work was so amazing,i carried Rush's entire catalog with me my Navy years,including the Persian Gulf.It was storytelling within the story,a virtual mind deployment where you plugged in,closed your eyes,packed your mental luggage and traveled wherever Peart wanted to take you.I thank him sincerely those days. R.I.P. my friend.
Rest in peace, Neil. Thanks for the wonderful music you've created together with Geddy and Alex.
That crowd is incredible
Austin Buley ok
Rip Neil Peart ,you were an inspiration to me when I was growing I'm a drummer myself and the music rush made couldn't have been possible because u were the backbone of rush hail to the king of drummers I now to you and to rush thank u for the awesome sound of music may you live forever in our hearts God bless Neil Peart
Thank You Neil for the Gift you left us, Your Amazing Drumming.
I regret not seeing rush in concert when I had the chance! RIP NEIL! The professor!
Rest in Peace Neil. "Jesus said to her: I am the resurrection and the life. The one who exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life; and everyone that is living and exercises faith in me will never die at all. Do you believe this?"(John 11:25,26)
Shut up please
Neil Peart, you the man! RIP the Professor. The main reason I wanted to play the drums. I still do and I still marvel at just how awesomely good he was!
Peart was such a beast. Guy was counting and slaying. Blue collar drummer. Wandering, studied mind. Put those two together and watch out.
It's "yy ZED" and no, Neil Pert stands alone.
+SullyTV hell yeah, archer
Lmao!!!
Yes
should be "it's yyz, not yy-zee."
Oh canada
Superb! The absolute creative genius !! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍
Neil's best performance ever... he fed off of the crowd... not to say that he doesn't every night but he was in a zone... the fills were unbelievably spot on and you could see the sticks breaking during every hit
Thanx for everything, Neil...
Glad Rush was able to experience the crowds down there! I'm a fan of a lot of heavy metal bands that play in Mexico and South America and I've seen them tour SA. At first I was like, why there? Once I saw how electric the crowds were I understood. Singing along, the whole bit. Some of the best fans to play for. Rush is just a natural choice for those fans.
Rush is amazing! And this is just incredible! Best crowd ever! Love it! 🤘
Its ashame that rock legend dont even have a million views.
Long ago....after dinosaurs roamed the earth but before our most recent foray into a reality show presidency....a young and precocious boy bought an album. That's right, boys and girls, a 33 1/3 long playing album that you actually had to turn over to play the other side. And on this album the boy heard the sound of God. And the sound was good and pure and strong in its essence. And the boy listened to that album over and over and over again until one day the boy decided to try and make those sounds himself. At first the boy failed utterly....until one day it all became clear. Now that boy is a 54 year-old man whose had a wonderful career as a session drummer and percussionist. That boy? He is me. And the album? Rush's 2112. Thank you, Neal. Your sound will live FOREVER.
This is the greatest music video present on the TH-cam.
I remember seeing Rush at the Lakeland Civic Center in 85.' They each perform a solo.
As Neil Peart went into his drum solo, I remember very vividly asking myself..."there's only 1 person on percussion, right?" Because it sounded like an entire group of drummers.
Then they played YYZ. The concert was a masterpiece.
RIP . We’ve lost one of the best.
Is this the first time a crowd sang along to YYZ... when did this tradition start?
I saw them in Cleveland when they were doing all of Moving Pictures :) It was impossible not to sing along to every song, and I thought it was hilarious when everyone was singing to YYZ (myself included XD)
To hear that, to see those people so bonded to the band as their own - it grows beyond music into something that strikes me as being spiritual. I find myself crying when I watch this. It is moving.
Nei Peart said it was the first time they saw people sang along to YYZ. The year was 2002.
The intro of Fear Of The Dark, maybe
A true drumming master. Neil was the God of drumming and no one can take his place ever.
💔 Thank you for everything Bubba, you'll never be forgotten. Rest easy.
I am as about prideful of being American as the next patriot but come on America!!! South American music fans are THEE MOST AWESOME fans in the world! Look at how they are jumping about and melding into the song. I have been to MANY a concert, including 5 RUSH concerts...Never seen anything like that. Are there any American fans on here that were at this concert? If so, how was it from ground zero?
WOW 😮 just love this tune ❤️. Thanks 👍 for posting it.
Thanks the the walk down "memory lane".
I saw that tour, although unfortunately not in RIO!
His technique is perfect. Absolutely amazing to watch a master like Neil!
Saw them twice. Graci under pressure in Chicago and again in 97. Such a great time!
With a heavy heart I would like to say to the family & friends of Neil Peart, you have my sincerest and utmost condolences! What a profound loss this is. The world is a little bit darker now without you in it Neil, you will be missed and never forgotten. 😢
And Geddy said they had no idea if they had many fans in Rio and were kind of afraid it would have a very low turnout 😂
Neil, I have been a huge fan since ‘75, thanks for your amazing talent, dedication, and originality. All my best to Geddy and Alex. It breaks my heart to now see Rush listed in past tense rather than a current band. 😢
To say that I am obsessed with music would be an understatement and I am a complete sucker for a great live performance - I think it shows whether the musicians can really cut it, or not. Back in 2010 I was lucky enough to be at Opeth's 20 year anniversary gig at the Royal Albert Hall in London, but I hardly ever listen to the live album or watch the DVD because nearly every song is ruined by people clapping when they shouldn't be fucking clapping! Especially during the quiet, atmospheric passages in Opeth's songs, of which there are many. However, the crowd in this footage are superb and they actually add to the energy of the performance. I don't own a copy of this DVD but I'm definitely going to get one after watching this.
This is what heaven looks like...Rest in power NEP
RIP. You sir and your awesome talent will surely be missed. #restinparadise
Partiu Neil Peart, mas deixa uma obra INCRÍVEL! OBRIGADO, Neil! Em nossos corações!
My favourite drummer...good one dude... neil u rock
Olhem esse deleite.. o power trio canadense despencou aqui em 2002.. nada contra o nosso adorável Titãs e seus quase 10 caras no palco.. mas olha pra isso, olha o que esses 3 caras entregam.. obrigado Neil Peart, Lifesson e Geddy Lee .. que noite de inesquecível de maracanã.
Chanting crowd like at a typical World Cup Soccer game only we know what they are chanting! Imagine the Brazilians there being mesmerized by Rush’ appearance. They had never seen them live before in Brazil. Grab the dvd. The whole concert is a must watch! Neil’s drumming marked an epoch in music history and will never be duplicated.
Thanks!＆Forever
R.I.P
Thats a great crowd!!! Hats off to Rio!!
YanksOnTop Hands off to Rush!!
I thought this was in Frankfurt, Germany?
@AcePitcher 6
Thanks for the clarification, I have no idea how I could have been confused by that crowd!!