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Alex’s guitar tone represents tuning a radio. The changes represent different stations. The old days of analog tuning.
It sounds nothing like that
@@johnviera3884 well then your an idiot. It’s exactly what he intended.
@@johnviera3884 They even recreated the "picket fencing" you would get trying to find an FM station out in the country. It sounded just like that, but with more static of course.
Thank you for the moment of silence at the end when you read the tribute note. Neal Peart will never be surpassed as not just a drummer , but a a percussionist, song writer and human being.
We Canadians are so proud to call these three our own 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
The holy trinity is Canadian royalty.
You could argue that Neil is the greatest song writer of all time.
Truly a great gift !
He was an author, as well. Books are tragically beautiful.
Note the nod toward the end of the song to Simon and Garfunkel's "Sound of Silence": "The words of the profits are written on the studio wall" vs. "The words of the prophets are written on the subway wall", and "echoes with the sound of salesmen" vs. "echoes in the well of silence". And both are addressing similar themes: the subordinating and suppressing of some aspect of the human spirit and love (whether in the form of art or human connection and communication) for the sake of materialism and commercialism.
I think the hand gesture is Geddy's own "sign language" to get the audience to clap along. I saw him originally clap himself during that break.
Love❤Rush ❤ You
Rock 😅 Thank you soooo you🥰🤘🤘💯
12:00 "how did they do that?" Alex watched Neil very closely.
Good old CFNY out of Toronto, Canada Donna Halper was the music director at WMMS in Cleveland that gave RUSH their first US exposure and she was there for RUSH's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. All the DJs shown in this video helped RUSH at some point.
This song live... believe it or not, is even more incredible. They tell a love story to radio. It's always there, a companion that doesn't get in the way or talk back. It's with you on the road, at home, etc. They call out the business model that encourages many to sell out. And on top of all of that, they make the song feel like you are scrolling through the channels trying to find a good song to listening to. A couple times alternating back and forth between reggae and rock before settling on rock for the epic solo. And in true RUSH fashion, a solo for one is really a solo for all, even if they're just playing in the back. Geddy and Neil are putting in insane work while Alex shreds. Truly one of the best songs from one of the best bands.
Music back in the late 70s had such an orchestration.
Watch it live from their R30 concert, with the best intro ever of older album snippets 👍👍👍
😆 And this is why we are all eagerly awaiting a full 2112 reaction. 😂 Your reaction was us our 1st time hearing this song! 😁🐰
If you enjoy Geddy’s voice, check out the band Yes….Jon Anderson’s voice is in that same range and Yes is top progressive rock band
Check out Endless Dream by YES, from the talk album mid nineties.
Yes is amazing, they are truly a great band but not in Rush’s class. Rush does the same quality technicianship but with only three band members.
I think Yessongs would be the way to go. To truly appreciate Yes you need to hear them live.
@@keithcullison9152 I’m honestly curious. What, if any, progressive rock band would you put in Rush’s class? ELP? Genesis? Jethro Tull? Anyone? Not being snide. Honest question
Geddy Lee was a massive Yes fan and Chris Squire (bassist) was his inspiration.
I love how everyone gets all comfortable with the song, and then that end section breakdown happens. :)
hehe they made this as radio friendly as possible as its about songs on the radio :)
I loved it when they played this perfectly at their RnRHoF induction-FINALLY-and the clueless suits & glitterati were put to shame for their condescension all those years \m/
The song is lamenting the passing of terrestrial radio and how music had become so commercial.
It's actually a protest song...
The song is actually a put down of how radio became too formatted and how many bands were willing to sell out to get air play.
Congrats on your exploding sub numbers!! This is the tune that got me hooked on Rush 42 years ago. I am now 60. But, seeing your reaction, takes me back to the emotions I felt when I first heard the tune as you did. That's the secret to the success of Reaction Channels. It is reviving the spirits of the boomers who need it right now. It refreshes the songs in our minds. Hopefully, that makes sense. Keep up the great work brother!
Awesome bro!!!!!! Check out “Leave that thing alone “, live in Cleveland. Amazing
YEAH SALVO, THIS WAS A 40 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF ( PERMANENT WAVES )😊 AND OF COURSE A HUGE TRIBUTE TO NEIL WHO HAD PASSED THE SAME YEAR😟 2020
The Fountain Of Lamneth has some of Gettys best vocals and is a magical ride you need to take His voice will pierce your brain
The best drumer in the world neil pert
If you like longer songs with cool and crazy sounds, listen to Xanadu - Rush, you'll get all you want and more!!
Oh man ! Wish you had done the live version from the Maple Leaf Gardens concert. Hope you check it out.
This is the first track off the album Permanent Waves. Don't miss the other 6 incredible tracks on this album. If you enjoyed The Spirit of Radio, you will be hooked on the other tracks as well. Cant wait to see another Reaction from this album.
For 2112, I think you just need to Listen to side 1 for the complete story. The other tracks on side 2 can be reacted to in isolation.
Thanks for this reaction..
MORE RUSH PLEASE! 2112 should be listened to in it's entirety. Please restart side 1 of 2112 and listen all the way thru, you do not have to listen to the entire album in one sitting.. just side one.
Rush has never been radio friendly!!
neal peart solo frankfurt..blow mind
Rush gave zero f--- ks about being radio friendly. And yes, we had animation in the 70s and 80s. It's funny, younger people seem to think we had no technology 🤔 .
Sorry if that came of snarkily. Not my intention
You asked how they could do that. Here's the answer. Alex Lifeson is a perfectionist, and Neil Peart was the absolute best drummer in the history of rock music, whatever any person or any group says about it. There is a group of people who voted that there was a better drummer, except I will never agree with them. Not because they're Americans except because they won't admit that there's better people from another country. Who is that other person who played the drums who they chose as the absolute best? John Bonham from Lead Zeppelin. No, he wasn't the best, Neil was.
I think the talking hand is a dig at music execs, who talk a lot, but really say nothing that helps the band, only their labels (and their) bank accounts.
Video is completely unnecessary and a distraction to a song that needs the listeners complete attention, just saying.👍
YES, it's a "radio friendly" song, because this song is a tribute to the radio!😄 It was so much fun, trying to catch all of the different musical styles in this song, styles that one would hear, you guessed it, on the radio! 🎵🎵Thanks for this cool reaction!☮
I grew up in Toronto (80’s teen) listening to my home-boys Geddy, Alex and Neil. We played a lot of hockey and partied hard to Rush. Their music will be played at my funeral, amongst other fave’s.
Awesome bro..I'm born and raised in Toronto..rush is the ultimate gift..my fave..I'll be 55..I still listen to rush and love it like its my first time..lol ..here we're spiritually connected through Rush..all the best to you
Here, too. 1967 @ Toronto General. Love the lads.
My condolences for having to root for the '80s Harold Ballard Leafs, assuming you did. At least now there is hope. I sincerely wish they win the Cup soon (this is coming from a Bruins fan!).
I’m actually a Habs guy but many of my buddies were Bruins faithful. Excellent adversaries!
What truly impresses me with all of RUSH's songs is that they pull it off LIVE !
They would pull it off and put in extra to make that live experience a real treat.
@@0okamino True story. Most of their songs done live are just....more.
@@ngcolby EXACTLY!!!
11:56 "the guitar and drums are fused"
Good of you to pick up on that. I do think this is one of Neil's playing traits. He does the same in the intro to YYZ. All of Rush's instruments alternate between rhythmic and melodic roles. They truly are amazing.
This song was deliberately radio friendly. They wanted it to be played there It had a message.
Peart wrote this while driving home listening to his favorite radio station "The Spirit". Well, the inspiration for the song. It's a tribute to radio, but also a slam due to the business side of it. That crazy transition is supposed to mimic the days of when you would roll the radio dial around looking for a good song to listen to.
As for the hands gesture. Geddy started doing that to tell the audience to clap along. He used to raise his hands over his head and clap, but then he started doing it like in this video. Even though we as fans knew what he wanted us to do. The audience started to mimic his hands gesture.
Take care ✌
That hand gesture is the visual equivalent (to me at least) of Alex's "Blah blah blah" 🤣
@@losthor1zon 😂🤣
I was at one concert where Geddy seemed like he was thinking...."really?!" As we were doing the same thing. So he began to turn his hand to the left, right, up and down. So did we! I couldn't help but laugh 😂✌
CFNY-FM out of Brampton. Nick-named "The Spirit of Radio". Is that The Marsbar illustrated as the DJ?
It was written within the framework of "radio friendly" music to get their anti-commercial message across on the airwaves owned by those very "salesmen".
I always the "salesmen" line was a reference to all the drug dealers at concerts. I bought some of the best LSD I've ever tripped on in a bathroom in Kiel Auditorium (St. Louis) during a Grateful Dead concert.
Then, of course, were all the concert T-shirt hawkers.
Just do side one of 2112 in its entirety. Second side is individual singles that have nothing to do with the first side.
100%
And yet they're all worth a listen sometime. :)
This took aim at the music industry and who got air play and who did not , The boat with the British flag refers to when Rock radio was banned in the UK and ships went out of the British jurisdiction on the ocean to play music and feed it to the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 , The DJ lady worked in Cleveland Ohio and was the first to Give Rush air time with the song Working Man , This helped push the band to more popularity, So it was so special The Workingman live in Cleveland is known as one of the bands ever best performance,
I love when Rush gets a new fan. For those of us who have listened to them since the beginning, it’s a “rush” to see a newbie learn why we love them.
It's nice seeing these reaction videos from other people who are discovering Rush. Reminds me of when I'd go and buy the record after school the day it went on sale. I'd get home and play it over and over again saying exactly what you're saying, "What the hell"? Just being mesmerized by it all and then going to school the next day and talk about it with your friends. I remember lifting the needle and repeating that Reggae section a few times because they sounded sort of like The Police (who, BTW, were a big influence on them at that time as well). Great stuff! Can't wait to hear more Rush reactions.
I was a kid but I remember my best friend (we both Rush fanatics) being so pissed of at me because I got the Moving Pictures cassette tape and listening it before he did. We grew up on Rush. Good times.
Read the lyrics….,,that’s the punch of this song. Applies even more today than when it was released
Since you've listened to the studio version of this. Everyone watching would most certainly recommend the live version : Rush- Best intro ever, on YT. After watching that you'll definitely be hooked !!! ✌️
The musicianship and creativity of Rush is without parallel.
zep, rush are awesome though
Yes! "I'm done." I love it when Rush songs just drive reactors from the room!! Haha! People are so blown away that they just have to drop the headphones and walk away in disbelief!! Yes, that rules! See what you have been putting off, SalvoG? :)
Great comment
Ironically they would start getting more radio airplay with a song dissing corporate radio.
Your Rush reactions are so similar to my own back when I first heard their songs, whenever a new album dropped. I distinctly remember saying, "What is going on"? and my friends and I freaking out, hysterically laughing because we were so overwhelmed with what we were hearing for the first time. We blasted their songs as we cruised around town and it was the big topic around school whenever a Rush concert was coming. A couple of weeks before, all you would hear was, how to make money to be able to buy a concert ticket (back then they were running about $15 general admission to $25 for decent seats) and what arrangements could be made in order to get to and from the concert (50 miles away), and once that was taken care of, it was all about obtaining the "party supplies". In my junior high and high school days, it was one great concert after another during the years of 1977-1982 (7th-12th grades). Not only was it the great new bands of this time, but the older 60s-to early 70s bands were also touring trying to stay relevant. So many great concerts that I would have to give up seeing one band in order to see another that I may have liked slightly better because they would be spaced 2 or 3 days apart. Money and parental permission were always a hurdle since many concerts were on weekday nights.
Wow! I almost wrote the exact same thing and didn't read this comment. I just made the comment after the video ended. It's nice to share fond memories of this band with others. I remember every Rush concert I ever went to, I felt like I could hang out with everyone that sat by us. We all had a great time at their shows. Rush fans are the GREATEST!
"Permanent Waves" was such a huge transition from their previous four studio albums.
Yes it was. In my opinion, it's where Rush hit their stride as a band. The rocking/prog of the 70's is great, but this is another level.
You should react to Rush performing Spirit of Radio live in Toronto in 2003 in front of 500,000 fans on a sunny August afternoon! They start with a short instrumental version of "Paint It Black" in tribute to the Rolling Stones and then they segue into Spirit of Radio. In you reaction to this song you mentioned it sounded like the guitars a drums are fused together. They completely nail that feeling when performing the song live. It's incredible!
At Sars Stock I was there as well
Your reaction to hearing this brilliant song by this brilliant trio was precisely mine 40 years ago as I pushed the play button on my new Toshiba cassette boom box while I lay on my cot in my green utility fatigue uniform during a break in the day while in Air Force tech school. I'll never forget it. And watching you was exactly my response to a tee! Thanks for this!!! Rush was the greatest rock band ever. RIP Neal. You made me the drummer I became.
When Eddie Van Halen was asked how it felt to be the best guitarist in the world he said Idk you have to ask Alex Lifeson
Regarding 2112: It is one song in 7 movements. You listened to the first two movements and stopped. It's like reading the first two chapters of a book and then putting the book down. The Temples of Syrinx was the track that was released as a radio single, which is why more people are familiar with it. I do understand that a 20-minute song is a large undertaking for reactors, a lot of editing, trying to avoid copyright strikes, but this is a masterpiece that has to be experienced in its entirety. This is not criticism, merely clarification for your sake. :)
Regarding the Spirit of Radio: It IS radio-friendly, on purpose. It is at once a statement about the love of radio they had when they were growing up, the freedom it provided and encouraged, and also a harsh criticism of what the music industry was becoming. This song remains relevant today as both of those things. It is timeless.
Your face during Alex's solo...priceless. :D:D:D
God…..I’m loving your reactions Salvo! I’ve listened to Rush as a teen and now am in my 60’s. You need to listen to ‘Yes’ if you like voices in the higher range. It’s early morning here in the UK and I’m watching young guys like yourself reacting with pure joy to bands like Journey and Rush - subscribed and lovin’ it!
You: 🤭 "What is this?"
Us: 🤗 It's the Invisible Airwaves hand clap! 😁🐰
Rush is its own genre.
I think you have just nailed it, bonny lad "Reel in and reel out". Every person in the world needs to own "2112".
One of the greatest songs in Canadian rock history
Your 1st comment was correct. Watch the studio in snowy Canada.
Rush more than any other band had to ability to seemlessly transition from time and key signatures into entirely different genres of music. There is an never was any band as good at that as Rush.
Agree. They made odd meter and rhythm sound completely normal to your ear. The average listener would never suspect all the crazy stuff going on under he hood.
This is my absolute favorite Rush song
The song is supposed to sound like someone flipping through a radio dial.
Don't ever.. ever pause a RUSH song..
You take me back to my high school years with your Rush kick. I bet you would love Boston's First album. If you think Geddy has an amazing voice, wait till you hear Brad Delp.
Rush are the masters of transitions. As for 2112 you only need to do the first side as the other side are individual songs.
I would suggest YYZ live in Rio
Natural Science
and for a longer story telling one
The Fountain of Lamneth
Expect the unexpected from Rush
Cheers
One of my favorite Lerxst solos.
Just keep doing Rush, your face is priceless!
$20.00 Bucks he went back and listened to this no less than 5 times!!!
It was an all day thing after I recorded this lol
I grew up in the 60's, and became an "adult" (Sure I did - Yup!) in the 70's. And when it comes to the nearly 50 years between then and now? Well...I must admit - I've had a few regrets. And one of the biggest regrets is that I was not a Rush fan until much, much later in my life. Talk about "missing it"!!
2112 is a great album in its entirety! Yes, do the whole album! Good idea.
Did you notice the number 2112 on the neck of Alex's guitar during his outro? I think that's trying to tell you something!!
🎤 🎸 🥁 🎸 🔥 🔥 🔥
Not just radio friendly, a true friend to radio. Speaking of radio very fondly, but also offering valid criticism. Definitely heartfelt.
Did you skip "Closer to the Heart"? Did I miss it?
For the next album...
Tom Sawyer
YYZ
Limelight
You really need to listen to the live in Toronto version of this !
Nasci em 1960 e tenho 64 anos. Sou o cara mais feliz do mundo pois, através de um dos maiores vendedores de discos do mundo, o brasileiro Roberto Carlos, aprendi a ouvir rock desde 1963. De Beatles a Rolling Stones, de Otis Reding a Ike and Tina Turner, Jimi Hendrix a Tina Turner, Suzi Quatro e Etta James... todos estes eu conheci desde os meus 7 anos de idade, em 1967. E nasci em uma pequena cidade do litoral brasileiro, Macau RN, maior produtora de sal do Brasil, onde chegavam discos de rock de tudo o que era lugar do mundo. Sou muito feliz, graças a Deus. Amo o seu canal. Abraço grande! Emmanuel, de Natal RN Nordeste Brasil. Fique com Deus!
Dude! What’s gonna happen when you listen to “Natural Science”?????
5:49 Your comment about the quality of the animation made me chuckle. Watch some clips of the movie "Fantasia" from 1940...it blows the 2020 animations away.
That's pretty basic illustrations, Disney was making masterpieces in 1937. The 2020 “The Spirit Of Radio” video was directed by David Calcano and Alberto Hadyar of Fantoons
Here's a suggestion on how to keep your intros short: A lot of reactors do their research/background BEFORE recording. Most of us have Wikipedia, so we can look it up ourselves if we need to. Example: The Charismatic Voice (Elizabeth Zharoff) did a reaction/analysis of the entire 2112 track, and HER intro was less than a minute. Partly because when she says "Let's get to it"...she gets to it.
Every day in high school, I would put the needle to the LP. Every day.Watching you kids discover this for the first time, it is so awesome
One word: Lavillastrangiato.
Actually >3: La Villa Strangiato (An exercise in self indulgence)
IMO, it is Rush's best. Peak prog. I wish they had continued to indulge themselves for the rest of their career.
Here's a link to a live in studio performance:
th-cam.com/video/eK1hmDpa8bo/w-d-xo.html
Most of their videos are performed live in studio.
There's a good one for Xanadu, another fave.
And another for _YYZ_ and _Temples... I originally saw a longer version containing both, with discussions about making them, but canna find it.
Here's most of the _YYZ_ part:
th-cam.com/video/WddSQVTwj_Y/w-d-xo.html
Geddy looks bored ;->.
And _The_Temples_of Syrinx_:
th-cam.com/video/kWCVIb_ku_Y/w-d-xo.html
Amazing. I've heard people say that they're just miming, but there are differences.
If you start listening to older Rush, I recommend versions from _All the World's a Stage_. Apparently not Rush's fave, but to me the performances are so much more powerful and energetic and Alex's guitar sounds amazing. Then again, BITD, it was my first exposure to Rush. After hearing it, I remember waiting anxiously for the next release: _A Farewell to Kings_...
While looking these up, I came across a playlist filled with the live in studio vids... off to check 'em out.
Geddy Lee would play keeboard, bass and vocal simultaneoustainally. The sound that guys will never be reproduced. I miss Rush
Emotional feedback on a timeless wavelength. That bout sums it up...
Great reaction !! the Rush effect !! check out studio version of Natural science, a 9 minute song. Also , Limelight 1981 live version, a shorter song !!
If you like Rush try Kansas, I think you'll like them. "Song for America" might be right up your alley.
So, did it go where you thought?.. LOL…. Absolutely loved your reaction to being split apart by the talent that is RUSH!!!
IF YOU WANT TO DO THEIR VERYYYY FIRST ( 20 MIN.) SONG SALVO, IT'S ON THE ALBUM RIGHT BEFORE 2112, MY FAVORITE ALBUM WHICH WAS ( CARESS OF STEEL ) AND THE SONG IS CALLED : THE FOUNTAINS OF LAMNETH ) 😊THIS WAS THE GREAT ANGRYYYY RUSH RIGHT BEFORE THEY MADE THEIR MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH WHICH OF COURSE WAS ( 2112 ) 😊
This was produced for the 40th anniversary of the LP this was on, Permanent Waves
14:00 - 14:06 References to albumartwork coming out of the keyboard and boom box! Never noticed it before! Brilliant video but with a reference to 'Test for echo' definitely after 1996...
Great reacction. Just one detail RUSH was a master of performance, when you listen live Is the same as a studio vertion so if you want fell music listen Exit Stage Left. Welcome to the Rush fangroup. And for a new experience try Neil's Peart drum solo in Frankfurt gonna blow your mind
I was 13 and a neighbor boy gave me the 2112 album. My first exposure to RUSH. Sad that I was never able to see them live.
I remember listening to pirate radio back in the day. Harkens to the Christen Slater movie , Pump up the volume.
The video portion is cut straight out of " 2001 A Space Odyssey "
I really like Rush, but I know there is a ton of music of theirs that I don't know. 70s rock is unmistakable.
As far as 2112 you can skip side 2 for the time being only because it doesn't connect as stories like side 1 however it is in the same vibe as side 1 in the soundscape although more varied. Either way you NEED to get side 1 reviewed. I would suggest two songs outside of 2112 - Different Strings (the last minuet is about 20 min too short) and The Trees which has another great secondary meaning to the story. BTW they incorporate reggae again in the Live Working Man from Cleveland that is an absolute must reaction at some point. What a song and especially this live version!
If you like long songs with a good story, you should watch 2112 by Rush, on the blu ray audio disc they include a cartoon animation of the story, which is available on TH-cam.
Did anyone notice what looks like Neil driving a Barchetta in the video? Possibly a Red Barchetta!
Forget about videos, please, except for live stuff. They are sub-par.
This video was redone for the 40th anniversary of Moving Pictures.