Yes, so true. RIP Professor, my drum guide in all of my learning over so many years of playing the drums. Gosh how you influenced all of my drumming whether I knew it or not...
Oh he's not Resting in Peace. He's a bloody drummer. "THE" Bloody Drummer!No he's shaking the heavens with the thunder of his drums, and showing everyone in heaven: "John Bonham who?" lol!
I met Alex in the late 60's at Geddy's parents house. My keyboard player was buying his Hohner piano. He was a very shy quiet guy. Geddy was a friend of my bass player. My band jambed with Geddy a few times. My band Tallis (a Prog rock band) opened for Rush just before their first record came out. Two things worth noting Alex got good by really hard work and putting in the hours of practice so guys he isn't one those guys that was born with it. Geddy was born that good... he has always been that good. Alex just kept improving more and more every year. Both are really nice guys with zero ego problems.
@@chris_bern no taLAs, the band with billy sheehan , was a contempory band from buffalo ny, which, which strangely is a 90 minute drive to toronto because you have to drive around lake ontario, but are only 50 miles away as the crowflys so what ends up happening is those two citys in different country's watch each others TV stations and listen to each others radio stations, so theirs a weird sense of community between them
''I really consider myself more of a rhythm guitarist than a soloist''. -- Alex Lifeson I always thought of you as both and criminally underrated. More importantly, an outstanding human being!
I heard Geddy Lee say "When we come back off vacation, we sound lile a garage band. 2 weeks in, we sound like a Rush tribute band. It takes a full month to sound like us.
Not every “Rock Superstar” is {so} honest and humble. RUSH have shown us how to be BRILLIANT as well as MEEK...what a combo....and they did it for 4+ decades. (....”and the meek shall inherit the earth”...) Thank you Neil for everything you gave, always at 💯%. Alex and Geddy: wishing you will find peace and strength with your brother’s passing.
Play a Rush song just starting out on guitar. I've been playing for 21 years and still can't play a Rush song properly. Then again, I'm not playing a ton of covers.
@@billyrouse4813 I started on guitar developing my own style, then ran across Michael Hedges in the mid-90's. I was going to meet him then got tragic news that he died in a car accident. His style influenced my music greatly, and I was able to play many of his songs exactly as he had played them. That's not easy to do. Same as Neal Peart, I played drums from age 13 and because of my brother who learned Neal's drumming from age 10... I became seriously interested in learning how to play drums to Rush. I was very good at it, but my brother sounded exactly like Neal.
Alex Lifeson- one of the best players of all time in one and he doesn't feel the need to take himself too seriously, unlike others.. a breath of fresh air.
Been a huge Rush fan since the late 70's. To this day, I don't think Alex gets the recognition he deserves...especially in Guitarist polls. He is one of the most versatile & imaginative players on the planet, as well as being incredibly humble, and VERY funny.
...his work..his imagination and general creative spirit literally poops on the fleet of whom many consider as guitar hero's...he's of the era that digested the best and actually DID something with it..It's obviously hard to see past the kaleidoscope of Rush songs and their power...but when it all shakes out individually this guy's second to none...like Miles, FZ and Jimi..same with Geddy...there all just as nutso..and as creatively brilliant..as Neil...
@@leannel6495 No one except Alex could have been in a band with Geddy & Neil and made it work like that. I've always thought that what Primus was missing was an Alex on guitar. Les is amazing, the drummer is also really good, but that guitar player simply isn't the equal of the other two. What makes Alex "the most underrated guitarist in Rock' is that he IS the equal of Geddy & Neil, but very few people ever realize it.
Geddy Lee has always said; Alex is genuinely one of the funniest people you would ever meet in your life. Would love to meet Alex one day and Geddy. Tell them personally, how much their music has meant to us. Deepest condolences to them both. RIP Neil.
God if all people were as humble, respectful and genuinely happy as Alex the world would be a better place. He comes across as your best friend you haven;t seen in awhile. Thank you Alex. I always hear how nice the whole band is from their peers to their fans. So refreshing.
I'm a drummer (Gretsch USA Customs) and I enjoyed this video. The gear has come a long way from 1974 when I first saw Rush in the Trianon Ball Room in Regina. Thanks for the memories.
@@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961 My first concert... in Phoenix, March 4, 1980 with .38 Special opening. Saw them on the Moving Pictures tour in Phoenix in 1981. I was 13 and 14 respectively. Great memories.
@@scottdunn2178 cool!!! yeah my first was 1979 Hemispheres. April Wine opening. the 1st of 39 total Rush concerts. Last one Pepsi Center Denver July 2015.
Alex...saw rush in the late 70's and you were unreal ....thanks for talking shop about your equipment it was interesting...thanks for so many years of great music....your a true guitar legend !
Rush was something really special in their early days. Like many my first tour show was 2112 but I never will forget the Hemisphere show in Dallas. For a while in the early 80's we would watch the DFW shows and then catch them in Austin. Even saw a couple of show with sound problems but still glad i was there. RIP Neal.
Love you Alex and that Geddy guy too. Its awesome to get the inside scoop on Rush tech. You guys were innovating gear way back and us nerds love it. In fact a history of all the instruments, sound and light gear would be appreciated. Please have it out soon!! R.I.P. Professor❤
Adore Alex ..he made me play guitar aged 12 in the late 70s ...my favourite player ...he can play anything ...not a one trick pony ...fantastic ..arpeggios are seamless ..and a nice guy to boot
I am a drummer so this is Japanese to me... HUGE Lifetime Rush Fan. All 3 are virtuoso's. RIP Neil. YTou are SOOO Missed.. Your Music will live on forever
Been a RUSH fan since '77 @ the age of 7. My older bro would turn me on to music. Saw you guys countless times from GUP To R40. Condolences to you, Geddy & yours. Neil will be thoroughly missed.
Alex is brilliant on stage He plays great every night, and some of the towering sonics coming out of his speakers are awesome Very interesting run through and adore his guitar; the Gibson Les Paul always looks so damn cool. I want one Great guy, always fascinating to hear play on records or live and he's in the BEST BAND EVER Keep it 2⃣1⃣1⃣2⃣
Every time I see anything that involves Rush, it just makes me love music even more and makes me so proud to say they are Canadian.. What a amazing band and they are true gentlemen.
I had no idea that my guitar had push pull pots until Alex said he adjusts them on his Gibson Les Paul. Thanks again for teaching more about my guitar. You're the boss of guitar.
thing bout RUSH is they being Canadian, are just plain nice guys, willing to share their craft, knowing how important it is to some kid stuck in his room plunking away and dreaming... and they are humble and respectful enough to share that....
No. No. No. It goes back to standard dirty electric guitar with no effects. The sound he uses 80%+ of the time. He can hit that to straight back to it in case he accidently steps on something else. It shuts off all his extra effects and gizmos and goes to default overdriven sound. Plain jane electric guitar. Not clean, not chorusey, not any of that crap.
I know Canadians have the reputation as being polite, but Alex seems to take it to a whole new level. Seems like a really nice guy. I've been a Rush fan forever.
Thanx Alex. I really appreciate your time explaining everything. It’s nice that you took the time. Looking forward to any and all of your future music.
Each member of Rush is such a unique musician in their own right. Alex is one of the best around, Geddy has a style and presence that is iconic, and of course Neal. If there is a better drummer in rock, please let me know so I can check them out. Magic!
Love You Alex!You're one of my very favorite guitarists of all time,such a calm,cool guy,yet such a radical, awesome player!I saw Rush Moving Pictures concert here back in 1984,simply one of the best cocerts I have seen in my lifetime,you all played at peak levels start to finish,an amazing,unforgetable concert!Creativity at it's best with 110% showmanship!
I saw Rush front row back in 1985. Alex was right in front of me. He kept his guitar tech busy. Aside from changing out guitars, Alex broke a string at least a dozen times. Awesome show and a GREAT bad!
What a super nice guy man!! As kids we used to hear them playing at backyard parties and of course our high school where they played there.also. Those were the days and now look at them. The best, most talented trio that ever existed.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Those are all great bands and we can argue about who's best but Rush is undeniably renowned as being "the musician's musicians". I have friends who play music and don't care for the style of Rush but still listen to them for inspiration. Simply put, they're a rarity.
I would go muts with sooo many buttons, and step switching. But I will say this RUSH is my favorite band since I can remember. It is amazing to see them live, and their recorded music is just amazing... so moving, so progressive, tops in my opinion.
I think one of the biggest appeals of rush is how nice and humble they are. Just the fact that they're all still alive and friends is incredible for a band that got together in 74.
Love Alex taking the time and effort to get into the tech side of his work. He's always been one of my top 5 guitarists so it is really great to see him getting into a lot of this kind of thing.
So awesome, I could watch these guys forever. Alex Lifeson is such a super super nice guy. I just love his attitude and funniness .. just a joy to watch.
alex you are such a classy guy....i seen you guys in Detroit years ago on caress of steel-2112-etc. and you have always appeared as a hip classy guy....you explained your rig where any amateur could understand you...nice that you still use old school effects that still work for you...stay blessed...
Seeing Neil's kit covered up behind him brings a tear to my eye.
RIP Professor.....😔....We will always miss you.
Neil will be missed. I was actually at work when I got a text that said he had passed.
Uncle Jesse and the Rippers ... RIP Uncle Jesse
What an asshole-ish attitude you have toward Neil's death! Clearly, you're not a real fan or you wouldn't say such a thing.😋
Yes, so true. RIP Professor, my drum guide in all of my learning over so many years of playing the drums. Gosh how you influenced all of my drumming whether I knew it or not...
Oh he's not Resting in Peace. He's a bloody drummer. "THE" Bloody Drummer!No he's shaking the heavens with the thunder of his drums, and showing everyone in heaven: "John Bonham who?" lol!
I met Alex in the late 60's at Geddy's parents house. My keyboard player was buying his Hohner piano. He was a very shy quiet guy. Geddy was a friend of my bass player. My band jambed with Geddy a few times. My band Tallis (a Prog rock band) opened for Rush just before their first record came out. Two things worth noting Alex got good by really hard work and putting in the hours of practice so guys he isn't one those guys that was born with it. Geddy was born that good... he has always been that good. Alex just kept improving more and more every year. Both are really nice guys with zero ego problems.
Wasn't that the band with Billy Sheehan on bass?
Great story 😁
@@chris_bern no taLAs, the band with billy sheehan , was a contempory band from buffalo ny, which, which strangely is a 90 minute drive to toronto because you have to drive around lake ontario, but are only 50 miles away as the crowflys
so what ends up happening is those two citys in different country's watch each others TV stations and listen to each others radio stations, so theirs a weird sense of community between them
Thank you kindly for sharing that. Stay well.
Awesome story!
''I really consider myself more of a rhythm guitarist than a soloist''. -- Alex Lifeson
I always thought of you as both and criminally underrated. More importantly, an outstanding human being!
Alex actually is so good that his rhythm is like an extended solo.. quite unique
Alex is an extremely proficient guitarist, yet he's humble as Jesus Christ himself.
Alex is the complete package!
I heard Geddy Lee say "When we come back off vacation, we sound lile a garage band. 2 weeks in, we sound like a Rush tribute band. It takes a full month to sound like us.
intense
Not every “Rock Superstar” is {so}
honest and humble.
RUSH have shown us how to be BRILLIANT as well as MEEK...what a combo....and they did it for 4+ decades.
(....”and the meek shall inherit the earth”...)
Thank you Neil for everything you gave, always at 💯%.
Alex and Geddy: wishing you will find peace and strength with your brother’s passing.
Play a Rush song just starting out on guitar. I've been playing for 21 years and still can't play a Rush song properly. Then again, I'm not playing a ton of covers.
@@billyrouse4813 I started on guitar developing my own style, then ran across Michael Hedges in the mid-90's. I was going to meet him then got tragic news that he died in a car accident. His style influenced my music greatly, and I was able to play many of his songs exactly as he had played them. That's not easy to do. Same as Neal Peart, I played drums from age 13 and because of my brother who learned Neal's drumming from age 10... I became seriously interested in learning how to play drums to Rush. I was very good at it, but my brother sounded exactly like Neal.
"My switching is pretty straightforward" *looks at NASA equipment*
Roast My Rig lol,I’m like wtf is he talking about,gods knows what he regards as complicated.
lol, I thought the same thing!
Ha ha ha ! I agree with you.
HTF DUZ U USE DIS STUFF
😅😅🖒
Alex Lifeson- one of the best players of all time in one and he doesn't feel the need to take himself too seriously, unlike others.. a breath of fresh air.
I'm quite sure that's why Rush never self-destructed. Unlike so many other bands, they realize that they're living the dream and just have fun.
And yet he has a massively complicated setup
the best rule in life. take the work seriously. don't take yourself seriously. far too few people understand this
my favorite guitarist of all time. I was born in '62. if you could play Rush you could play anything.
Super underrated too.... in my opinion
We have been blessed to have had three incredible musicians who also happened to be humorous, humble and real. Did we deserve them? 👍
No, but I couldn't imagine what rock would be without them.
Been a huge Rush fan since the late 70's. To this day, I don't think Alex gets the recognition he deserves...especially in Guitarist polls. He is one of the most versatile & imaginative players on the planet, as well as being incredibly humble, and VERY funny.
...his work..his imagination and general creative spirit literally poops on the fleet of whom many consider as guitar hero's...he's of the era that digested the best and actually DID something with it..It's obviously hard to see past the kaleidoscope of Rush songs and their power...but when it all shakes out individually this guy's second to none...like Miles, FZ and Jimi..same with Geddy...there all just as nutso..and as creatively brilliant..as Neil...
@@leannel6495 No one except Alex could have been in a band with Geddy & Neil and made it work like that. I've always thought that what Primus was missing was an Alex on guitar. Les is amazing, the drummer is also really good, but that guitar player simply isn't the equal of the other two. What makes Alex "the most underrated guitarist in Rock' is that he IS the equal of Geddy & Neil, but very few people ever realize it.
Humble Canadians. Took their music seriously, but never themselves. IMO the best band ever to come out of Canada.🇨🇦
RIP Neil.
I agree. Neil, however, was a Californian.
BoogyWoogyCreep - No. Not true. He moved to California sometime within the past 15 years or so, but he's just as Canadian as the other two.
@@BoogyWoogyCreepHe was from St Catherines . Canada
I’ve always loved Alex’s humor and fun spirit that shines through in every piece of video he’s ever done. What a gift to us all he is.
Geddy Lee has always said; Alex is genuinely one of the funniest people you would ever meet in your life.
Would love to meet Alex one day and Geddy. Tell them personally, how much their music has meant to us.
Deepest condolences to them both. RIP Neil.
BigCat9966 I have know understanding of any guitar equipment, yet I want it all because Lerxst uses it.
Quite an understated guy. Respect a man that's achieved what Alex has and is still humble.
Alex is such an unassuming guitar god. He's a dude. An incredibly brilliant dude. Seems like fun to hang with.
God if all people were as humble, respectful and genuinely happy as Alex the world would be a better place. He comes across as your best friend you haven;t seen in awhile. Thank you Alex. I always hear how nice the whole band is from their peers to their fans. So refreshing.
"You know how much I like keyboards..." Classic
He's done some of my favourite solos ever
Everything I've ever heard or seen from the guy has been a 100% class act.
Good lord. I had no idea playing guitar could get so technical, intricate, electronic, etc. there aren’t enough words!
Love Alex, A real Gentleman and great guitarist.
Alex Lifeson is like your nextdoor neighbor who just happens to be a fuckin amazing guitar wizard.
How refreshing for the artist to do his own rig rundown. Especially a guitar legend like Alex Lifeson.
I'm a drummer (Gretsch USA Customs) and I enjoyed this video. The gear has come a long way from 1974 when I first saw Rush in the Trianon Ball Room in Regina. Thanks for the memories.
saw their Permanent Waves Tour in Houston, ears are still ringing!
Deuce//Solo saw them front row that tour in Corpus Christi. I think 2 days before Houston show.
@@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961 My first concert... in Phoenix, March 4, 1980 with .38 Special opening. Saw them on the Moving Pictures tour in Phoenix in 1981. I was 13 and 14 respectively. Great memories.
@@scottdunn2178 cool!!! yeah my first was 1979 Hemispheres. April Wine opening. the 1st of 39 total Rush concerts. Last one Pepsi Center Denver July 2015.
@@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961 Saw Ozzy with Randy Rhoads a couple of months after Moving Pictures, in June '81. Motorhead opened.
@@scottdunn2178 Same here on February 1982, 2 weeks before Randy died.
Those amps are the most glorious thing I've ever seen.
Alex...saw rush in the late 70's and you were unreal ....thanks for talking shop about your equipment it was interesting...thanks for so many years of great music....your a true guitar legend !
Not super into Rush, but Lifeson seems really cool. Very down to earth without any ego. Very cool that he personally did this interview
So impressed by Rush! Extremely professional musicians and humble guys as well!
Digging the "Camera Eye" and "The Spirit of Radio" background music through the vid. What a great humble dude Alex is. RiP Neil Peart.
You made a young man's day that he will treasure the rest of his life. Giving that away tells me what kind of person Alex is. I am impressed !!
As a guitar player this is so cool to hear about his gear and he tells you everything which is rare Thanks Alex you guys Rock Brother :-)
Yes indeed he is a rare cat
Rush was something really special in their early days. Like many my first tour show was 2112 but I never will forget the Hemisphere show in Dallas. For a while in the early 80's we would watch the DFW shows and then catch them in Austin. Even saw a couple of show with sound problems but still glad i was there. RIP Neal.
They always seemed like such nice guys... that dinner video with the three of them is priceless.
Love you Alex and that Geddy guy too. Its awesome to get the inside scoop on Rush tech. You guys were innovating gear way back and us nerds love it. In fact a history of all the instruments,
sound and light gear would be appreciated. Please have it out soon!! R.I.P. Professor❤
What a good guy.
Adore Alex ..he made me play guitar aged 12 in the late 70s ...my favourite player ...he can play anything ...not a one trick pony ...fantastic ..arpeggios are seamless ..and a nice guy to boot
I am a drummer so this is Japanese to me... HUGE Lifetime Rush Fan. All 3 are virtuoso's. RIP Neil. YTou are SOOO Missed.. Your Music will live on forever
I cannot properly hold a guitar, let alone playing it.. yet I always enjoy videos of Alex and Geddy talking about their gear...
Been a RUSH fan since '77 @ the age of 7. My older bro would turn me on to music. Saw you guys countless times from GUP To R40. Condolences to you, Geddy & yours. Neil will be thoroughly missed.
Probably the best power trio of all time. Love me some RUSH.
they stopped being a power trio in the 80s
Alex is brilliant on stage
He plays great every night, and some of the towering sonics coming out of his speakers are awesome
Very interesting run through and adore his guitar; the Gibson Les Paul always looks so damn cool.
I want one
Great guy, always fascinating to hear play on records or live and he's in the BEST BAND EVER
Keep it 2⃣1⃣1⃣2⃣
I love his Les Paul man, the finish is beautiful. That thing is just glistening in the lights, freakin kickass.
Incredible guitarist. Mind blowing!
He has such a graceful, kind voice. Always loved his guitar playing one of my favs
As a bass player I have to say Alex is probably my favourite guitar player.
Every time I see anything that involves Rush, it just makes me love music even more and makes me so proud to say they are Canadian.. What a amazing band and they are true gentlemen.
What a cool guy. Rush has been my favorite band since childhood and these guys seem like the kind of guys you really wish could stay around forever.
what a gracious and nice guy, and an amazing guitarist to boot! we love you rush!
What a very smart musician alex is. Love ya alex....Love RUSH FOREVER !!💗💗💗💗💗💗
RUSH - Thank you for ALL the music, joy and love! Your music will live FOREVER!!!!!!
did anyone see the "no idiot stop" label?
jeremy cardenas I was about to comment on that lol
I was wondering why he stamped his foot and security thru me out
That’s an incredible set up never seen anything like it , those amps are sooooo cool.
Didn't understand most of it, but loved it ! Favorite tour of the 8 tours I have seen.
I had no idea that my guitar had push pull pots until Alex said he adjusts them on his Gibson Les Paul. Thanks again for teaching more about my guitar. You're the boss of guitar.
thing bout RUSH is they being Canadian, are just plain nice guys, willing to share their craft, knowing how important it is to some kid stuck in his room plunking away and dreaming... and they are humble and respectful enough to share that....
Always comes across as being a really genuine guy.
Thanks Alex for the rig run down. You are an amazing musician, from an amazing group, and a true Canadian.
Those amps were really something beautiful!!
He’s had his 1210 TC electronics spatial expander since moving pictures. Favorite player ever
What s cool guy. Great musician that refuses to take things too serious.
Alex you're a very cool guy very humble and very informative
What was the "NO IDIOT STOP" setting on his pedal board?
harhar
Fuck all 31 of you for not telling me what it does, the fuck is wrong with you people.
+XxStonedKillerxX probably cuz we don't know
+XxStonedKillerxX it says COPY near it, so i assume its related to the routing of the switcher.
+XxStonedKillerxX back to his clean amp
No. No. No. It goes back to standard dirty electric guitar with no effects. The sound he uses 80%+ of the time. He can hit that to straight back to it in case he accidently steps on something else. It shuts off all his extra effects and gizmos and goes to default overdriven sound. Plain jane electric guitar. Not clean, not chorusey, not any of that crap.
So gracious. Alex Lifeson has always been in my Top 5 favorites guitar players.
I know Canadians have the reputation as being polite, but Alex seems to take it to a whole new level. Seems like a really nice guy. I've been a Rush fan forever.
Alex is really down to earth, what a great guitar player too!! RIP Neil
Thanx Alex. I really appreciate your time explaining everything. It’s nice that you took the time. Looking forward to any and all of your future music.
Each member of Rush is such a unique musician in their own right. Alex is one of the best around, Geddy has a style and presence that is iconic, and of course Neal. If there is a better drummer in rock, please let me know so I can check them out. Magic!
Well said👍🇨🇦
ONE rehearsal before a show,that's fricken talent
What a cool guy. I have nothing but respect for him. One of my favorites ever since I first saw him with Rush in 1976.
That guitar is beautiful I want it
Alex is so cool. It takes his immense talent with a grain of salt.
Love You Alex!You're one of my very favorite guitarists of all time,such a calm,cool guy,yet such a radical, awesome player!I saw Rush Moving Pictures concert here back in 1984,simply one of the best cocerts I have seen in my lifetime,you all played at peak levels start to finish,an amazing,unforgetable concert!Creativity at it's best with 110% showmanship!
I saw Rush front row back in 1985. Alex was right in front of me. He kept his guitar tech busy. Aside from changing out guitars, Alex broke a string at least a dozen times. Awesome show and a GREAT bad!
He not only is a fantastic musician, but also an engineer!!! WOW. How do you keep all that stuff straight???
The history of his guitars is awesome.
What a super nice guy man!! As kids we used to hear them playing at backyard parties and of course our high school where they played there.also. Those were the days and now look at them. The best, most talented trio that ever existed.
Hemivision555 i would have to agree. Plus they are very humble people.
Wow, what a gift to have! Lucky person!
The Police and Cream weren't too shabby. Neither were The Jimi Hendrix Experience.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Those are all great bands and we can argue about who's best but Rush is undeniably renowned as being "the musician's musicians". I have friends who play music and don't care for the style of Rush but still listen to them for inspiration. Simply put, they're a rarity.
Purely one of the best rock guitarist in the world. Bar none. LOVE RUSH!!!
I would go muts with sooo many buttons, and step switching. But I will say this RUSH is my favorite band since I can remember. It is amazing to see them live, and their recorded music is just amazing... so moving, so progressive, tops in my opinion.
That man is outstanding.
Real, likeable guy.
Criminally underrated guitarist.
One of the best guitarists ever!
Alex was one of the reasons I got an H and K triamp. It is so versatile and sounds awesome
Such a great guy, and SO underrated.
He reeks of humbleness!!!... Great guy!!!
The nicest guy. Long live Rush!
the best guitarist ever
Oh! There is hundreds of best of any kind!!!!
I totally agree mat!
Alex: We love you and we thank you.
I think one of the biggest appeals of rush is how nice and humble they are. Just the fact that they're all still alive and friends is incredible for a band that got together in 74.
Love Alex taking the time and effort to get into the tech side of his work. He's always been one of my top 5 guitarists so it is really great to see him getting into a lot of this kind of thing.
Thanks Alex !
Alex is great and most gracious to give us the time of day while doing The Time Machine Tour.Thanks for the upload.
So awesome, I could watch these guys forever. Alex Lifeson is such a super super nice guy. I just love his attitude and funniness .. just a joy to watch.
You are a great human being! Thanks for sharing.
This guy was my boyhood hero. Keep rockin' Alex!
I bought two Gibson Axcess model guitars because of this man.
saw this tour in Manchester. absolutely incredible!!
alex you are such a classy guy....i seen you guys in Detroit years ago on caress of steel-2112-etc. and you have always appeared as a hip classy guy....you explained your rig where any amateur could understand you...nice that you still use old school effects that still work for you...stay blessed...
0:50 "No idiot stop"
I saw that too--I think they definitely wanted to get that one into the shot!
Amazing thanks Alex!
"no idiot stop"
HAHA love it !
Just a really down to earth nice guy 👍