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I love this documentary and can watch it over and over.
It's some great fan service.
The 2112 tour at the Paramount Theater Seattle in 1976 was my favorite as Rush was just starting to tour. They were just so raw and powerful.
The set list from the concert:
* Bastille Dayo
* Anthem o
* Lakeside Park o
* 2112 Part I: Overture o
* 2112 Part II: The Temples of Syrinx o
* 2112 Part III: Discovery o
* 2112 Part IV: Presentation o
* 2112 Part VI: Soliloquy o
* 2112 Part VII: Grand Finale o
* Fly by Night o
* In the Mood o
* Something for Nothing o
* In the End o
* By-Tor & The Snow Dogo
* Working Man o
* Finding My Way o
* Drum Solo
Justin, We're a Rush Family of Brother's & Sister. I own Beyond the Lighted Stage. Love this look into how the Rush came to be and their individual personalities. Mary Weinrib, Geddy's Mom such a sweet woman. She passed away on July 2nd, 2021, at the age of 95.
My older .brothers would hang out in Yorkville back with n the late 60s, early 70s, at least as far as I remember, and love those shots of the record stores along Yonge street. It’s all different now.
Love the documentary. It really gives you a better understanding of their thinking. The music from the 70's and 80's are the best. So many different artist and till this day that music resonates with so many. Great work Justin on your Rush journey.
Billy Corgan's comments are a perfect lead-in to the start of the doc...and it's interesting that this came out as Rush had finally started to gain some of that notice that Corgan spoke of. The films Fanboys and I Love You, Man came out in 2009 and several TV shows referenced Rush around this time. Then the R&R HOF induction (Blah, Blah, Blah) in 2013. I know the band members didn't really care, but as a fan it was nice to see.
Being the same age as Alex and Geddy I remember going to high school and community club dances and having bands playing but I am from Winnipeg not Toronto so I got to see the Guess Who at dances. That is what it was like back then.
Rush really got an excellent manager in Ray Daniels. He was honest and really helped in promoting the band. That wasn't always the case unfortunately for a lot of bands.
I read Anthem Rush in the 70's
and although all three of them Including Neil dropped out of high school Alex did go back and finished his grade 12
I'm a bit younger than you, and am from Toronto.
I had the pleasure of seeing them when they played my high school when I was in grade 9.
Who would have thought I'd be a fan for 46 years now! 😁
@@gr8whyte66 Very cool!
I didn't know that he eventually did finish. Good job Alex!
Way very cool!
This was cool. Great documentary. We had "Chromey" on display at the Marcus Theaters in Addison Il. Each showing sold out. I pulled some strings to get 97.9 WLUP-FM ("The LOOP") to live broadcast in the lobby. Because of the noise we created, the Theater Manager gave away tons of free passes. She said "I don't care how many I give out, this is just too cool." I ended up getting the official movie poster in the end. Lots of money was raised for charity. Thanks again for posting this. These videos bring back great memories every time. Glad you're enjoying yourself! Rush on! Carry On! These are the BEST reaction vids on YT. Fun to watch.
I just love the line from Geddy's at the end about his mom clueing into what he's been doing all this time: "Ah -- you're an *entertainer*!" 😄 And yeah, it was very different back then because there were lots of places where bands could play live music. It was still that way well into the early 1980's, but at some point the economics changed and clubs shifted to DJ's instead of live bands. I remember that happening in the part of the Bay Area I was living in and it seemed like the number of live music venues was cut in half almost overnight.
Good doc. I enjoy this. I have the DVD set. There’s a second disc with deleted scenes, rare concert footage. Some good stuff on there as well. Wondering if yours has the second disc as well. The packaging is different.
This is a great documentary, a lot of fun.
Scale of the area in Toronto the opportunity to play music live helped rush development for sure so great live venues. Lived in area for 15 years was amazing the places where live bands played
That black & white video with Bastille Day is a short concert video filmed at The Capitol Theater in Passaic NJ around 1976. It's on the internet
I already got this movie from Rush.
the history of RASH,, cool story,,
I absolutely love this movie!!!
A LONG time coming. Glad to finally share this experience with you.
It took me the longest time to watch this documentary. I had grown up knowing that you shouldn’t know too much about your heroes because they will disappoint you . Finally enough of my Rush friends told me to watch this. I was so glad I did. These guys are brilliant. Good friends through and through . First class all the way.
Geddy’s mom is a Rush fans treasure. Rest in peace mom!!!
It’s “Family” The Rush Family👌✌️🤘
You are not my Daddy! I don't think...
If you're wondering how we have film of Alex talking with his parents around the kitchen table, he was part of a documentary "Come on, children" in 1973 at age 17, just before Rush released their first album.
I always wondered where such great footage came from so early
the documentary was actually filmed early in '71 and not released for a couple of years, so it was a few years before the album
@@justimprovising ah, that makes more sense, age-wise. Cheers
Wow, I forgot about The Paupers, a VERY 60s sounding folk/psychedelic Canadian band who opened for Jefferson Airplane, Soft Machine and Jimi Hendrix Experience. They even got a spot at the Monterey Festival. It's cool to see Geddy's Mom as there is a TH-cam of Dave Grohl's Mom and Geddy's Mom hanging out at a Foo Fighter concert.
Hi Justin. This is Steve Burns. I'm still around. I had to get a new phone and now my name just reads at Steve. Thank you for your concern. I don't know why that would have got sent back to you.
Glad to hear you are ok! :)
My favourite Rush doc , I must of watched this over 50 times, oops now 51, 😆
This doc really opened up a lot of eyes to the younger generation
camel also amazing band that not many people know so weird for me
Really cool that you start reacting to this amazing documentary. I've watched it four times already. One of the best I've watched in any genre. Of bands is for sure the best
I'm still amazed at the good fortune of Alex having appeared in a CBC documentary about teen angst.
PS - Correct, they didn't finish high school.
I did not mention previously, but The envelope for my Christmas tree ornament arrived, opened and wrapped in plastic with nothing inside. Thanks for trying anyway. Hopefully there was a diehard Rush fan in the post office who went home happy. I wish him well!
you're joking!!??? Also why am I hearing about this is July?! whaaa... no way Camilla and I did it all ourselves.
In a previous video you mentioned that Geddy was the driving/controlling force in the band. In effect the boss. I agree with that. It’s interesting in this documentary it’s clearly Alex’ and John’s band and they invited Geddy to fill in for some shows and he stayed. Then became the dominant member. I wouldn’t call him domineering but it seems clear to me all along that he’s kind of the leader.
They didnt finish High School but they both have honorary doctorates. so glad you finally got around to watching this hope you enjoy it. 😊
I like Alex's reaction to his parents'concerns & having the perspective that they were right, knowing their background & appreciating their kids meant everything to them. Adulthood will do that. Cool
This is great, I've never seen this documentary, looking forward to these episodes, Thanks Justin!
Such a great documentary
The “bottle of rocket sauce never ran empty”.
So stoked for this and so scared it wont live up to the hype for you... LOL! So please lie if you dont like it... LMAO! Great documentary!! Be well and God bless... from Texas!!
Geddy and Neil both dropped out, it seems that Alex did finish - "Educationally, Geddy found that school tended to be boring, and occupied too much of his time, taking away from his musical interest. Finally at Grade Eleven he decided to leave school and join Rush as a full time career, little knowing the group would achieve the success they have to date. His only regret is that he didn't continue his studies of English and History, two subjects in which he was most interested. Alex was a Grade Twelve honour graduate. Neil like Geddy, left school around the same time prior to graduation for much the same reasons." Music Canada Quarterly, March 1975
Alex also says in a later interview "After *I finished high school* the band really started happening." (because the drinking age was lowered that summer giving them access to bar gigs).
Holy shit, we’re here! Good on ya JPan!
It's a good thing Alex didn't want to make a lot of money and drive a big car.....oh wait.
Been waiting for this!! I know you will have an even greater appreciation for them after watching this doc. It’s really awesome!
Rush Army is passe, now everyone is JPan Army! lol. I'm so glad you are doing this finally. Getting through the tech doc was excruciating to be honest, not having anything to do with you. Have been waiting eagerly for this.
JP is like Radar O'Reilly... Ok, he's not really, but I thought that was funny, so there...
Fantastic video. If mine was VHS, it would be worn out. Digital has some pluses. 😁
Great documentary. It's been a while since I last saw this. Looking forward to seeing it again.
This is exactly what The Warning went through as young artists. Those shows like American Idol, Glee and Disney all wanted to sign them, but they turned all of them down flat, because they all wanted to change the band and turn them into a marketing vehicle and make them something that they're not. They said they would rather play for 12 people playing what they like rather than play for 12,000 playing something that isn't representative of who they really are. Good on them! Look at them now.
The only thing that would make this movie better would be: a) a post R&RHoF addendum also addressing the professor’s passing
b) that silly stereotypes in the diner from Time Machine was added to this.
Edit: blah blah blah blah blah blah
A great documentary. Really gives you a full understanding of who they are as people and where they came from. Also other musicians they influenced. Very cool.
I’ve been waiting for you to get here for sooooo long…. Just put it all out on a oner 😉
My wife and kids have to watch this at least every few months, whether they want to or not hahahah
🤘🏻
This is great. I wanted to rewatch this and it’s a perfect opportunity. Thanks.
Because there fucking good 👍
Overlooked? Maybe because they’re “just” Canadian.
You should do a reaction to Jan winners introducing rush into the rock n roll hall of fame
Oops jann wenners
So obviously, I am a big rush fan. That being said, I never really dove deep into their background. I learned a lot about the band from this documentary. Like for an example, I never knew they read books, or opened for kiss, etc. that’s why I think me and a lot of people really loved this documentary. You probably already know the majority of what is in it. But it’s still cool.
Teen Alex and Geddy!!!
I am beyond excited for this reaction! Can't wait for the next installment.
I hadn't watched this in quite some time, but the latest time had been when Rush were still going, and so it had really annoyed me that Jack Black, Trent Reznor, Billy Pumpkin and the other guys kept talking about them in the Past Tense; They _were_ this, and they _were_ that... Sadly, watching it again now that Neil's gone and Rush had played their last show already in 2015, it's way more appropriate 😌
Even celebrity musicians can geek out over Rush. The "Rocket Sauce" is real.
Justin, if you know what city and state Steve was from you can check local obituaries. Hope he's not in one of those.
We're "Rushians".
I'm just some old sorta geeky hippy who gardens and likes Rush. Every time I turn around someone wants to put me in some social group to make me more important than I really am. They have my respect for what they've done, but they also certainly earned every penny I ever have spent on them. They're welcome to it for as much they've given back to me. :)
I am not a member of an army...
This is probably the most quoted documentary you'll see (up to this date :) ).
So far my favorite part is the early audio of them singing some song that I'd never heard before. Geddy was such an interesting vocalist to me, and at that time I was not into Led Zep or the Stones, etc that were much more popular.
FINALLY!
All 3 didn't finish high school
F'ing Doors documentary...
Lined up in the cold for a viewing party at a theater in Calgary with a great mass of Rush fans. Incredible night, thanks to everyone I met there and at the after party 🍻 ❤
Any update on Steve Burns?
Steve is around...
Different times... If there had been an internet and cell phones and social media, would Alex have practiced the guitar for hours after school every night? maybe, maybe not. I think bands that start as organically as Rush did (or the Beatles, Floyd, etc.) are how original greatness happens.
Good point
Hey Justin. I know there’s a lot of Rush content between snakes and arrows and Clockwork Angels. But it seems to me you are puting off the inevitable of reacting to their last studio album! I get it. As a fan , it’s harsh. But the tour video is a delight to watch. Even r40 is on to watch, though yeah Geddy’s voice is tired in the official recording ….. the theme of that show is genious.
Im literally going in order not taking a day off. What am I putting off?
You literally say yourself you know theres a lot of material between the two. And im doing it. Also people want it. They want it all right now. Thats not how life works.
I’m sorry. Yeah between you and I , getting to clockwork is like getting to the end of a journey. For me, I want you to experience clockwork in its glory . A great concept album. Each song a part of the whole but also standing alone . To me the best thing they produced. I know you’ve experienced a couple songs off of it, but in context it takes on an amazing story. When you do the listen through I will share what happened to me after the final cello string pull from the garden. Keep up the great work . I have the utmost respect for you and what you do.
@@michaelschroeck2254 sorry man not trying to take your head off. Its hard to balance what everyone wants. Its just easier for me to just go in chronological order and do it all. Especially this close to the end. Im more organized about it than i was when i began the journey. I didnt think I’d be doing every live album, but people want it so 🤷♂️
Jeez. Don't know him, but i hope Steve Burns is OK...
dropouts but later got geds and alex is a pilot.
This is going to be great. Don't believe I've seen this in it's entirety.
I cringe whenever I see references to a Rush army.
I was “Like” # 200
Yeah, they dropped out of HS...
Yep, Geddy and Alex are highschool dropouts!
Geddy and Neil - Alex did finish. Not that it matters at this point 😆
@@justimprovising Seems you're right, my mistake!
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A live acoustic version of Limelight would’ve been great from them