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I might suggest sitting in front of a big screen with back lighting, lights in the room off and watching the video with your favorite drink and/or puff in hand and enjoy.
I was at the final Toronto show, June 19, 2015 and it was fantastic as always. Thanks for posting this and RIP Neil.
Listen about 2112 more times, then you'll really get it🤘👽
Thankfully my kids were at this show to see their last concert in Toronto
4/4 5/4 and 6/4 time signatures being used in this one…
Great reaction and review… RIP Neil Peart and long live the mighty Rush 👊🏻
3 guys in their early 60's absolutely smashing it. 2015 was the last time Rush toured and played live together on this R40 concert. RIP Neil sorely missed
Just gives one chills up and down their spine. So freaking AWESOME! .. I feel so absolutely fortunate to have been able to live through the entire RUSH era and enjoying they world. They have absolutely no idea how much they have touched my life. On so many levels. It's indescribable.
Good God !! What A Masterpiece !!
Was so lucky to have fantastic tickets at this very show it was incredible
The studio version. With the Original Artwork of the Permanent Waves album. Would be recommended. The song will tug at your Every Emotion. I used to own this album back in 1980. When I was 13. Been an addicted Rush fan for 45 years. Enjoy!!!
Hey, my friend, I saw RUSH in the late 80s, in Halifax, Nova Scotia,Canada , and had close to the same laser light show!! Great live prog rock band!
Saw them in Portland this tour, best live band, probably ever.
Permanent Waves was my intro to Rush, I was 15 yrs old. At first I was a bit confused, i was just a metal head kid, but I played Spirit of Radio over and over again. As I delved deeper into tbe album I noticed the lyrics and tbe complexity started to grow on me. By tbe time I was immersed in Natural Science, the final track, I thought they were prophets. I decided that I had to become a professional drummer, and I had to learn every drum part from every Rush album. I did and I became a drummer, percussionist and a singer/ songwriter. I wholly blame Neil for this terrible, wonderful predicament..
Incredible sound can't get better than that 😊
the fact they are home.. ♥
I was at this very show in Toronto, and it was a wonderful night! The setlist was superb, and it went in reverse chronology - newer to older - and the stage setup followed! Once we hit the early 80's/late 70's era, Neil's drum kit was even pared down. All this culminated in a finale of Working Man, where the stage was basically amps on 'school gym' chairs, as if they were playing in a school gym or church hall!
This song was amazing live!!
This entire album is fantastic It was the first rock concert I ever went to I'll never forget it
Hey my friend, only seen RUSH once in concert,(power windows tour) in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, in the late 80s!!👍✌
Saw this on original Permanent Waves tour. In person. Nothing bad but back then Rush was even better. 8 tracks gave way to cassette tapes. Mix tapes always had Rush dominating. I had a huge vinyl collection making tapes for my car. And for friends. This is in an era Triumph and April Wine are opening acts for Rush. They were so fantastic we were sure Rush was going to fall down as headliner. Nope. Rush blew them away. And Triumph and April Wine would blow the doors off anyone live performance. Except Rush. And SRV. Triumph gets lost in the shuffle. But Rush in 80's live was actually life changing. Stunning.
M-E-S-M-E-R-I-Z-I-N-G
Rush is the bestest!! All the way to the last show. The Garden. I believe the band knew Neil had cancer? RIP to the Professor on the drum kit! Just a hunch.
Superbe version...
There are many songs from rush I like and this one of them
The studio version of this song is one of my all favorite songs.
For me it's the live version from 'Exit...Stage Left' 😊
Lucky enough to see them for the last time on the 24th of May in 2015 in Tampa. Also happens to be my birthday. This was a highlight of the show. My 5th show, first time I saw them play this live. Blew me away!
Do you realize they are all 62 yrs old when they did this concert? ❤🇨🇦😁
The live version on Exit... Stage Left is a real head trip. My fav version.
Rush OMG❤❤❤
My all time fave Rush tune. Fricken amazing.
Salvo, I truly enjoy watching you as you discover more RUSH and other music. Rush was my very first concert that I ever attended at the age of 16 back in 1976, it was the All the World's a Stage tour and it changed my appreciation for music and after watching them live I immediately picked up my first Bass and started playing and trying to craft my playing to be like Geddy. I later went on to play in numerous bands as the bassist and lead vocalist. I still have never gotten to the proficient level that Geddy so remarkably has accomplished but Rush still to this day remains my inspiration and reason to continually hone my craft. I appreciate your enthusiasm when you watch them and other talented bands and your quest for knowledge in the musical realm. Keep doing what you do! I'd love to sit down and have a conversation with you. You seem like a very genuine and exceptional person. ROCK ON!
i m glad i saw Rush ! it was an unforgetable night ! was a long show ! there was an intermission half way ! The second part was awesome ! it was around 2008 but don t remember exactly ! was at Bell center in Montreal ! 😎
The studio version doesn’t put much more on the table than this did… Good Stuff!
All Hail RUSH!!!
Man you Mr Salvo would be an ideal frien to every reasonable man. I bet you have some close friends with your pleasant character... I'm sure of it and RUSH has in my heart a special place and has been that way from 1983:)
Rush is one of the only bands who basically just got every thing right throughout their entire career. Whether by sheer determination, stubbornness, stupidity, random chance, it just worked how well they kept going, creating, touring and evolving until the end.🤘🖖✌️🎹🎸🥁🎤
I happen to really.. really.. agree with your post.. most whole-heartedly..I might sdd..
Another reason why SalvoG is one of the best reaction channels on YT! I hope you know you still have a very long and fruitful journey ahead of you exploring Rush's incredible discography, and I look forward to joining you for every discovery!
I saw the guys in 1982. It was quite a weekend with Van Halen on the Friday, Scorpions on the Saturday and Rush on the Sunday. Brilliant, brilliant talented trio of bands but Rush were in a different zone to the others.
Great song that I always play during thunderstorms ⛈️⚡️⛅️
StickHits is fabulous!
Cheers
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I was at the Friday show in Toronto which is probably the show this video captures. An amazing band. Jacob's Ladder has so many time signature changes which makes it very complex. The last part is in 13 or alternating 6-7 depending on how you want to count it.
Good Idea, studio next for yourself so you can hear that it's the same. Thankyou for this, good work.
Oh! So you do already know the StickHits channel! 😀 I recommended a Rush live video from there under a different reaction of yours only earlier today! 😄
I will sit in the truck til this song is over no matter what schedule I'm trying to keep lol Magic is the perfect word! Thank you for another excellent reaction!❤✌
They were just so freakin SICK live!!!!
Phuk do I miss them
The StickHits remasters are really good. Don't think I ever got to see them do this one live.
Thank you
They played this on the Permanent Waves tour. Then they played it again in 2015 for the R40 tour. No idea how they relearned it 35 years later!
Again - you need to pull up a video of Neil's drum solo - I think the Frankfort one is the most widely watched. He shows off some AMAZING skills.
As a drummer myself I actually think ASOH features Neil's best pro-shot drum solo. He was actually very sick in Frankfurt, and talks about barely being able to get through the show in his book Roadshow, so I don't think it is his most impressive from a technical standpoint. Because it was the first to be shot in HD and one of the earliest Neil videos on TH-cam, it got a ton of views early on, so I think that is the biggest factor in it becoming so popular.
Great version. I will also never forget seeing this in February 1980 on the Permanent Waves tour. Epic
I read the Tolkien books while listening to this song, and the album over and over again. And even today, more than 40 years later I am instantly back at Middle-Earth whenever I hear this song.
Rush was a great group with awesome music
Phenomenal....❤❤😎😎🤘🤘
$$$ PHUKKKKIN' BADASSSSS!
Neil's kit sound thunderous. Made from 1500yr old Romanian bog oak built by DW DRUMS. Epic.
the set list of that concert was awesome,but saddly it was the final tour,one thing is sure,the music will live on,🎸🥁🎸
This tour was an amazing concept. Starting with the last single they ever released, traveling back in time to the first song the world heard of Rush…. All the while the stage transforming into how it would have looked during that era. Watch the whole show!
This is one of the (many!) Rush songs that really were written to be played live. When they played this one, it always blew the roof off. Permanent Waves is a powerhouse album.
Rush's studio albums sound incredible, then you go hear them live and are like. goddamn. You had to hear them live.
What a mood this song creates. Loved the mix. There is a video that goes with the studio version, which I believe, was backdropped in this concert. Amazing how close to the studio version (and perhaps better). I saw the concert debut of this song 3 days after it was released (according to Setlist FM) on the Permanent Waves Tour. The only time I ever saw Rush. After that they probably didn't play many venues that small. Thank you Salvo G. & Stick Hits.❤'d it!
Now that you've heard the song, next time you are driving down a highway on a summer afternoon and the thunderstorms start to move away, and the beams of sunlight start to beam through the thunder clouds, play this song on your car stereo. If you're like me, you'll feel like you are floating and will appreciate the beauty of Jacob's Ladder shining down.
As a 45 year RUSH diehard having first seen them warming up for BOC in 1978, Permanent Waves is my favorite album. There are many challengers though. Natural Science is my fave RUSH tune but Jacob's Ladder adds a completely awesome changeup with it's darkness & straight forward driving force. Driving in your car to SPIRIT OF RADIO, down by the sea with NATURAL SCIENCE or soaring through the clouds with this one, RUSH always paints a picture.
I was there. Around 10th row. They had not done this song live in long time as they thought it wouldn't "hold up". They were wrong about that. Every fan wanted to hear this song live again!!
Catdaddy, Dude, Vato...etc...Us old Rush fans climax when we see you young generation get "mesmerized" by Rush's magic.
You need to check out wheres my thing live with the drum solo its amazing dude...glad you love rush the best trio ever
I've always loved this song - definitely an underrated work of art.
As a drummer, this song is a lot of fun to play.
If by fun you mean more memorizing impossible note placement than prepping for an SAT lmao
@@StickHits it took years but I play it fairly decent most days now. Fantastic job btw!👍
@jimtatro6550 Thank you! Also a drummer that spent years learning the track (I use the word learning loosely as I still have never memorized the insanity of the outro hits lol)
The Exit Stage Left version is my favorite but this version is so good and the visuals/presentation may be the best Rush has ever done live...phenomenal recording in the annals of Rush🤘
Every time I hear this live version of Jacob's Ladder brings chills to me. I might be that's why because I was there.
I saw them perform this twice: in 1980 on the Permanent Waves tour, and in 2015 on the R40 tour.
I had already seen Rush 3 times by 1980 so I knew they didn't shy away from playing their most challenging music live.
Because of all the odd time signatures in Jacob's Ladder, the song is a beast. And I have always sort of wondered "where THE HELL did they come up with that one!?"
Then when they played it in 2015, it got the biggest applause from the crowd (The Palace at Auburn Hills, MI) for the whole night.
My eyes leaked a little bit.
Their lighting show creates a "Jacob's Ladder" @5:25... Just in case any of you don't realize it....
It's not even funny..how good this is. There will never be another RUSH. Unmatched. Best band to ever walk this planet. I know they are just behind The Beatles and Rolling Stones in the number of consecutive Gold Albums but in my opinion they have so much more difficulty and technical perfection than the other bands I mentioned. Rush forever..
The studio version has the best guitar tone ever, it just cries!😅
Was at that show with my son,it was his second Rush concert. ☮️🇨🇦
For me, the version of this song from Exit Stage Left is the pinnacle. I hope you check it out.
For studio version (and visuals) check out Still Kickin's version (he's done quite a few MV for Rush tracks)
Greatest 3 piece band ever!! I love this song ❤️
RUSH is king,nobody comes close
Yep, FIRE!
Magic. I'm bummed out every day of my life I did not see them in concert. For decades it was John Bonham and Zeppelin. Now, for me Neil is by a fairly wide margin my fav. drummer. Genius, so musical, as are all of them. More musical than anyone I've ever heard. Being a drummer it's hard to admit to this. (That I took so long)
This song always brings tears to my eyes.
One of my top ten favorite songs from them. It was amazing when they played that in concert.
The live version off Exit Stage Left (sorry no video of it) is The Best live version. It’s sublime. Don’t miss it.
Actually not my favorite but still the musicianship can not be denied.
Not the most "complex" RUSH track, but yes, as you said it is very precise. Thanks much! 🏆
Rush prides themselves on delivering the studio version or better live. There might be some minor differences in the musicality and while Geddy's vocals on this video is still awesome (35 years later), it's to be expected his range isn't what it used to be. More or less I would say this performance is at par with the studio version.
Rush's last concert in their hometown of Toronto. Permanents Waves is one of Rush's best albums. The awesome song Jacob's Ladder is 43 years old. Salvo, I hope one day you'll will react to my favorite Rush lyric song. Grand Design on Power Widows album. I've been a Rush fan for 45 years and saw them in concert 5 times. ✌
Sound and Video TOP notch! Thanks Salvo!
@StickHits is damn good at what he does. I think this is his best remaster. @SalvoG I'm about to watch your reaction. Thinking you're gonna think the same? You have to watch this on an 70-80" 4K TV with surround sound or TruTheater sound type system or headphones, turn the lights off, volume up to 11, and get ready to go on a ride..... The music and lyrics go (hand in hand)😉It's a wicked story with some wicked music to match.... Seriously,,,, lemme know if you did what I've told you to do.... Cause I wanna know.🤙
You'll love the studio version for sure.
Rush is that rare band that sounds better live than on record, IMO. Especially this song!
Please review AC/DC Thunderstruck live at River Plate Dec 2009
This is an open air concert venue so Geddy had to have his amps instead of the usual fun stuff behind him. 😎
This was at the Air Canada Centre...an arena and the amps were props
@@markandersen5187 My mistake, I thought this was from the amphitheater
Hi, can you please react to Foo Fighters Pretender. Please listen to the original video. ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank YOU!
2015 was a different era?
What are you 12 years old?
I can see why you have the user name. A perfect fit for a jerk..
Not the best live version imo. This one didn't even use the synth outro like the studio and other live versions do but hell even abbreviated Rush is better than no Rush at all or some other band.
If there was video of footage of any performance from the only other tour (Can't remember if they played it on MP tour, if so that would be three total tour performances) they played it on, it would definitely be on my channel. I have been told by a reliable source that pro-shot footage of a PW show this actually exists though, and we may actually get it! But I also think this performance was one of if not the best performance on R40, and possible the best-shot Rush footage ever with the best lighting and laser effects they ever featured. So, I think it's well worth watching.