Rush - Xanadu REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- Rush Fans....FEELIN' YOU!!! Making their debut on the channel tonight, we have the one and only Rush. We'll be checking out a live performance of their song entitled "Xanadu". Full disclosure, I have heard this song many times, so I'll only be reacting to the live performance. How's this one gonna go? Only one way to find out...
Come on in, enjoy the show...I'll see you inside.
Scoring System Guide
10 = Perfection (Unobtainable)
9.0 - 9.9 = Awesome, Amazing
8.0 - 8.9 = Great
7.0 - 7.9 = Really Good
6.0 - 6.9 = Pretty Good
5.0 - 5.9 = O.k.
4.0 - 4.9 = Not So Good
3.0 - 3.9 = Pretty Bad
2.0 - 2.9 = Really Bad
1.0 - 1.9 = Horrible, Awful
0.0 - 0.9 = A Travesty, An Affront To Nature
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Road Manager: “Neil, how many sets of wind chimes do you need?”
Neil: “Yes.”
That actually made me laugh out loud....top marks.
Or
We need musicians in the band who can play bass with Neil Peart in the rhythm section, someone on vocals, keyboardist and play pedals
Geddy: "Yes"
Neil: those that are necessary to enchant....!!!!
The greatest 3 piece rock band in history, no contest, over.
Watch Working Man Live in Cleveland...😊
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Oh, my! The best jam evah! Wear a welder's face shield for that fire, dude ☺️
This is what being 'IN THE ZONE' means. They played this effortlessly. This is the third piece of the fantastic trilogy, along with Broon's Bane and The Trees. A little perspective: they did all this in their mid 20s. This is arguably the greatest live performance of any band, of any genre, anytime, anywhere. No band with less than eight people can ever dare to dream to replicate.
8.7 ? That was one of the greatest live performances ever, solid 10 out of 10 imo
At least in the mid-high 9s IMO. I think this performance is even better than the album.
I’m late to it but freaking fantastic reaction. Had fun watching the song with someone having fun watching. Thanks. I enjoy all that I’ve watched with you. Keep it coming!!
It was actually a lot of fun to watch a reaction from someone who already knows the song: our heads were bopping in unison!! 😅 Great reaction! ☺️
Hopefully more live Rush to come, I have a couple of requests for "Freewill" live, and a medley of "By-Tor, In The Mood, 2112", and some others live as well. I just can't do an honest reaction to anything studio because I've heard every song they've ever recorded, I've even played a good number of their songs as well. As long as it's a live performance, I can react to it.
I'm a musician too and love your reviews because you've played the music! You caught the Alex hand switch from the 12 string to the 6 string that no one else sees so I just love it. I have to say an 8.7 for this performance seems low to me... but it's your reaction so call it the way you see it. Regardless, this was a great performance by a young RUSH team and I always love watching it. Thank you for doing the reaction video!! :)
Listen to what I said in the beginning, and what I said before I gave my score. The song itself had nothing to do with the score. The 8.7 was strictly for the visual aspects of the live performance. Stage presence, stage energy, stage interaction, crowd interaction, and showmanship.
Double neck bass and guitar was used by Mike Rutherford of Genesis from the 1970s onwards.
Geddy’s playing a Rickenbacker 4080 4 string bass on top and a 12 string on the bottom
Geddy liked the Ric because one of his bass heroes Chris Squire ( Yes ) used it.
To watch him, in 2015, at 63 years old, drum, stand up and turn around to hit the chimes, then turn around seamlessly and begin drumming? Magic night! The look on my husband and son’s faces will always be a wonderful memory. 💜✌️
Rest In Peace to Neil Peart 🤟🏻
Enjoyed your reaction!
I saw 16 of my 24 Rush shows between 1975 and 1982, fly by night tours to Signals, Rush had another gear back then, nobody could stand with these guys live back then.
I'm about 25 feet in front of Alex at this show, Montreal Forum
Oh and I love your intro loving the reference to Rocky horror
Epic. When epic actually meant something. 🇨🇦🔥
epico
Great reaction David. Rush is 1 of 1. Most talent iv ever seen in a band. They are ridiculous...Rush either makes you want to get better or just quit playing.... lol.
A farewell to Kings was released in 1977. The synth tech Rush uses for this performance is late 70s ;)
Not only did Geddy have a set of Taurus pedals next to/in front of the main stage mic, he had one under the keyboards, and Alex had a set too. Neil has wind chimes, glockenspiel, temple blocks, triangles galore, a bell tree, and orchestral tubular bells (besides the drum kit). I saw this tour (1981) and it was mind-blowing. I've seen Rush multiple times and the only part I ever saw tracked was the 'rap' lines from "Roll the Bones".
The roadies would load the washer/dryers with t-shirts before...during sets...and after the show...and then throw them out to the audience. The washer/dryer thing came about when Getty felt Al’s amps were leaning the stage to one side...so Getty wanted something to even the stage out and it stuck. A testament to the band’s sense of humour.
Great reaction. They probably were one of the best bands ever to see live. I lost count how many times I saw them. Never disappointed. Definitely do a Neil Peart drum solo review too!
I recently saw a video of Geddy Lee performing live with The Who as they performed "The Seeker" with Geddy doing the lead vocals. Absolute BLISS!!!
The Washer and dryer (and later chicken rotisserie) are because back in the day, the band had to bring their own stacks. As technology progressed and as the band got larger arenas, they just used the auditoriums sound system directly and maybe had monitors, and eventually earpieces. But Alex brought his stacks out anyway because he just couldn't get into performing without them being there. So to make fun of him, and to balance the stage, Geddy added the washers and dryers. Later on a multi-chicken rotisserie was added on Ged's side And Alex added a popcorn maker.
You'll see in this live vid (bass player will love this) their chicken powered time machines, and the roadie that feed it some chickens to keep it running
(Leave That Thing Alone) th-cam.com/video/WbsC_fGArVc/w-d-xo.html
Also if you want to see Rush Live, catch Working Man live in Cleveland: th-cam.com/video/sI5VuBzo-Qc/w-d-xo.html
Working Man is already in the que, added your name to the requesters. Added Leave That Thing Alone to the que.
Actually those -chimes” are tubular bells and he also plays a glockenspiel during this song. (Metal xylophone). Nice catch with switch from 12 string to six string. He also played that same section again but does it on 12 string instead of the six string. Regarding Geddy,s double neck . Yes it is a six string underneath. Unfortunately they don’t really show him play it in this song.. Saw them in 82 and 83. That was them at their peak. Never saw them again after that unfortunately. To this day the Moving Pictures tour was the best concert I’ve ever been to
I saw the R-30 tour in Atlanta ..simply incredible ...had the honor of seeing them 8 times
Geddy double neck is a Rickenbacker 4080. It started life as a 4 string bass top and 6 string guitar on bottom but it got so beat up over the years he had it restored. The person at Rickenbacker that restored it also converted it to a 12 string setup on the bottom neck.
Oh it's a Rickenbacker 4080. 4 string bass 12 string bottom neck. It was originally natural wood tone in color and a 6 string guitar but it was refurbished. The guy that did the work converted it to 12 string. It has a nice spread in Geddy's Big Beautiful Book of Bass.
I’m glad you mentioned Hemispheres. That whole album is a bass clinic. Probably the best rock bass album I’ve heard if you pay attention to it. That relentless playing on Circumstances, while he’s singing, just blows my mind.
One of my favorite albums from them.
Also Chris Squire of Yes. Ricky with a pick. That growl sound. I own a Ricky and its that big bar magnet with poles. Like a caveman pickup. Thats what makes that Ricky growl.
Exit Stage Left came out as a video at the time..well worth a watch. I saw that tour in 1980/81, it was peak Rush.
These guys are machines with big hearts...
15:25 playing bass and Taurus, watch his thigh, this continues through the vocal, at 15:50 it is clearer. Bonus, 27:59 Alex plays Taurus pedals on the high Bass preset setting
Great reaction David ! Indeed Rush is very fun to watch ! I wish the video showed the foot- work closeup.....Geddy playing pedals......and Alex too ! But I am sure you heard that bottom end throughout. Cheers !
Lorne "Gump" Wheaton was Neil's drum tech. He has a video on TH-cam on the process of setting up the kit for a show. Interesting stuff. You'd love it. (BTW, one of Neil's many nicknames was "Bubba". So that duo backstage was "Bubba-Gump", and the little room set aside at each venue with Neil's pre-show warmup kit was referred to as the "Bubba Gump Room".
You are the first reviewer of Xanadu that I've seen to truly appreciate - and comment upon - how utterly incredible Alex's switch between the 12 and 6 neck is. At the 11:32 mark he switched from the 6 to the 12. Take a look.... It appears that he has to actually turn off one neck and turn on the other before playing. All while being true to the spirit of the song....
He basically does exactly that. He turns down the volume knob on the 12, turns up the volume on the 6 and goes back to playing on the 6...all in one fluid motion. The coolest part, he made it look so casual....just another day in the office.
Geddy's doubeneck is a Rickenbacker 4080/12, bass over 12 string guitar. He switches to the 12 string during the last 2 minutes of the song when Alex starts his ending solo but it's not covered very well in the video. The video coverage is better in the official Xanadu music video from 1977 even though they're just miming to the studio track.
Thank you for that excellent reaction, David! That was a lot of fun and it’s good to see a fellow musician breakdown all the intricate elements of an epic song like Xanadu! Well done! Hey, you said that you saw the R30 tour, live, but you have some difficulty recalling that show, right? Well, I would recommend that you do a reaction to the R30 opening medley. The video is called “The best intro ever”. They do through a mash-up of 5 or 6 songs and the go into Spirit of Radio! That is a great video and it totally rocks!! That would be a fun one to react to!
Is that the one where Jerry Stiller did a video intro for the band? I vaguely remember that from the show...."You think they'll do Bangkok? Naaah they never do Bankok...." I'll need a link so I watch the correct video.
@@THEDavidHeretic, yes, that's the one. It's a great jam that they did open with on R30, so that one you may remember already. But if you haven't heard it since 2004, then It's great to re-watch!
The washer/dryer, or the chicken rotisserie one tour, was a visual joke by Geddy. Since he went into the board, he didn’t have a huge wall of amps behind him like Alex did. It left a visual “hole”. So Geddy filled it and they had some fun with it tossing warm t-shirts into the audience.
Rush is a definite musicians band as I find a lot musicians really respect and appreciate them more than non musicians or average fans if there is such a thing. Great reaction and review and enjoyed someone singing along with the song.
I saw them on the Test For Echo tour. They were even better live than on cd. Great reaction!
Great reaction, you know what you're talking about and you keep it lighthearted. Btw, these gems have been ignored in the reaction world:
1) *Broon's Bane-The Trees* (Exit Stage Left album)
2) *Ghost of a Chance* (studio version)
3) *Cut to the Chase* (studio version)
4) *Jacob's Ladder* (Exit Stage Left version)
5) *Dreamline* (Snakes & Arrows version)
6) *Freewill* (Exit Stage Left version)
7) *By-Tor and the Snow Dog* (All the World's a Stage version)
8) *Earthshine* (studio remastered version)
9) *Far Cry* (studio version)
10) *Malignant Narcissism* (studio version featuring Neil on a 5-piece drum kit and Geddy on a fretless jazz bass; Alex is just trolling ☺️)
Please pick one and hit me with a link so I watch the correct video.
@@THEDavidHeretic This is *Freewill* off the Exit Stage Left album. As a bassist, I think you will enjoy it!
th-cam.com/video/71JvHZyqkT0/w-d-xo.html
@@RogueReplicant Love that song, added to the que.
#7 is everything. Sadly overlooked for the ESL version just for the video, but seriously you need to hear Alex creating those Dazed And Confused effects with just his fingers and a couple of pedals. Incredible!
In answer to your question, the answer is at 15:26, if you look closer Geddy is singing and playing the double-neck bass AND also looking down ,playing the synth with his right leg.
Neil Peart also had a set of tubular bells which he was striking during the beginning of the song. Amazing!
Okay top 10 favorite bands top 10 favorite Rush songs go!
The R30 dvd you will see Geddy on the bass pedals
Loved your reaction and noticing all the details of what these guys did in this song. Simply amazing.
Wow! This is an older video so I hope you respond. Yes, yes, yes! Thank you so much David 😁 Best reaction ever to Alex switch from 12 to 6 string. I've only seen one other reactor even see it, but yours...wait, what?! Fantastic! Thank you for making my day 👏👏👏
Also (and I DO understand the music isn't part of the score), as excited as you were for this video, and the fact that they pulled this off so well despite the complexity, AND the fact they did more showmanship than they usually do, how did this not get a 9 of some type? I think you should re-rate it, haha! 😅 (and I think this version is better than the album 🤘)
David in response to you saying you didn’t understand the washer dryer thing. When Geddy stopped using speaker amps and had his sound go directly to the speakers, he said his side of the stage looked empty compared to Alex’s huge amp setup. So as a joke he started putting “stuff” in his side of the stage to even things out such as washer/dryers, rotisseries, vending machines etc... to even things out. Shows their sense of humor
From my understanding, the washing machines were also a reminder of their early touring days, this band was pretty much broke until after 2112, no one could be paid to do the washing for them. As a youngster seeing them on their Caress of Steel tour, self called "Down the Tubes" by Rush I imagined them as other rich rock stars, weren't they all lol, but in reality a free place to sleep was welcome.
Geddy never had washers behind him on stage.
First time checking out your reaction. Nice reaction. Nice to see a musician pointing out and explaining what they’re doing on stage. I’m a drummer, and it’s nice to hear that you’re paying more attention to the drums and giving them some love. So what’s it take for you to give someone a 10 as a performance?
I never give 10s. 10 signifies "perfection". If one reaches perfection....then what? They stop trying to improve, they stop trying to hone their skills....because there's no longer a reason .
In my philosophy perfection should always be unobtainable. We should strive for it, we should work for it, we should always try and make it the goal. That way we do continue to improve and grow. Not just in music, but in all things in life. The only way I'll ever give a 10 is posthumously out of respect.
nice reaction David remember your listening to the best
great great reaction - thanks man
Also great reaction. Kinda cool seeing someone as familiar with the tune as everyone, but seeing the reaction to the video for the first time was pretty awesome !
About "no triggers" they stated publicly that they wouldn't record anything they couldn't do live by playing / initiating all sounds a live audience would hear without artifice.
tnks from brazil
Great reaction/review. You caught a few things that I like that other reactors seem to miss - like the 12-to-6-string transition that Alex does so fluidly.
After this they should be in your top 3
Top 2
What do you need to do to get a 10?
Honestly? The only time I'll ever give a 10 is out of respect posthumously. 10 signifies "perfection", and I follow a philosophy that perfection can never truly be obtained. The reason being is, if you ever manage to achieve perfection....then what? You'll stop growing, you'll stop trying to improve, you'll become stagnant. I believe everything can be improved, everything can become better, you should always strive to become better. So as long as the artist is alive, there's always the possibility of improving, and the goal of perfection to strive towards.
@@THEDavidHeretic Agreed 👍 You have grown as a reactor, which is why I think you should re-rate this a 9.1 (hahaha 🤘😅)
Saw em in Hartford,Glen Falls and Montreal. Not near as many as most, but least I caught them live!
That switch Alex did is amazing. You will also see Marco of Nightwish use a double neck bass/guitar in Nightwish. Can't wait for you to see the switch Miyako and Midori do though.
You will also like Working Man, Live in Cleveland. It will not be what you think it is!
I'll need a link so I watch the correct video
@@THEDavidHeretic this one is fine: th-cam.com/video/Gj5slzbiopw/w-d-xo.html
Added to the que
100% agree❗️
@@THEDavidHeretic it will make you weep with joy.
Right at the end during the “epic ending” as you put it, Geddy is playing rhythm guitar. You said it was different to have the bass/guitar double-neck. This is the song he uses that on. You can briefly see that as he is doing keyboard stabs at the same time (just ‘cause).
Figured out what I love about your analysis. You review like sports broadcasters! I would love to see a morning hot take of the local bands on Sunday aft!
the greatest rush song EVER!
Find/watch the"A Show of Hands" concert, you get better shots of the pedals being played. Both Alex and Geddy play the foot pedals depending on the song/part. Alex actually also has played keys on stage on/off throughout the years, again depending on the set list, although he REALLY doesn't like it, LOL (at least in an "inside-joke" perspective). Someone else has probably commented as such as well, but just in case. Also if you search TH-cam, you can find a relatively recent "Alex Lifeson's Stage Setup (one by him one by his tech, of the same rig ironically) that he actually shows his pedal "board" selectors (more like command center) as well as the pedal synth triggers (which they used to "play" (used to be a Moog pedal board, now its' a "trigger" board layed out the same, but same results, they either trigger, or directly "play" with their feet).
Loving the videos bro
The BEST React vid David has done to date and I have been LOVING this channel! This episode, #1 to date!!!!
FEELIN' YOU Trips!!! Thank you for the kind words I really appreciate them.
@@THEDavidHeretic I'm excited for the mudhoney reaction whenever you decide to do it loving the videos bro I been watching stuff from awhile back
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this, Mike Rutherford from Genesis used to played a double necked bass/guitar in the 70's. Great reaction. More footage exists, how about By-Tor and the Snowdog?
I remember this show like it was yesterday. This was the opening song after the intermission and I was shocked by how awesome it was. They did play it on the R30 tour but it was abbreviated. R40 version was much better. Yes, they used midi's for the Vapour Trails tour and later. They may have started a little earlier but I am not sure on that.
Temple blocks tuned made of wood. 4 windchime bars. On top of the tubular bells are some small cymbals known as Crotales. Bell Tree. It looks like an upside down tree.
The washer/dryer (or sometimes chicken rotisseries, lol) were an inside joke to balance the stage, considering Alex loved his big amp stacks behind him and Geddy went directly to the PA.
Point in fact both Getty and Alex have the foot peddles. I saw an interview with the tech that set them up and confirmed that Alex used them almost as much, but for some reason you only see and hear of Getty using them.
Love the little Bill O'Reilly drop! :-)
One of the greatest meltdown on television ever
Watch Geddy playing this part with his foot: th-cam.com/video/Vxvfukte-08/w-d-xo.html
He plays the guitar during Alex solo.
MysticRhythmsLive has some other videos of this concert : th-cam.com/play/PLesS8G23t0LFtB-3eYmRaqf71NvyIBxFM.html
Good LORD....it's so crazy to see it actually happen.
You can see Alex looking down during the lengthy repetitive guitar bits at the beginning and the end playing the foot pedals. Geddy is playing them just before the first vocal.
R30 was a great show. i brought my number 2 son to that one.
oh yeah, Neil played the crap out of the xylophone too.
first saw them in 77. they did the entire 2112, at the end of Temples of Syrinx where they hit that hard heavy last note, they flashed these bright lights on each side of the drummer, it almost knocked me backwards off my feet. such a great show.
thanks for a really fun vid. how about a reaction to live Clockwork Angels songs?
I'll need a link so I watch the correct video
10.5 Nobody can duplicate this with 3 piece with perfection.
Geddy used Ricks, Fender Jazz, Stienberger, and Wal. Wal kinda look like the G&L L-2000 due to pickup placement. Totally different animals though Wal was a very midrange tone used from Power Windows through Roll the Bones. I use all G&L basses. Chris Squire made the Rick sound great and REM had it in some tunes and sounded good. Biggest PITA bass to set up ever made though.
this is a live masterpiece.
Best band ever !
08:29 That's exactly what Iv'e always said
..poor guy who had to put that drum kit together.
Probably started the day before.. lol
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How many wind chimes do you need?
Neil Peart: Yes.
Hello David nice to meet you here I'm a new subscriber and probably of similar age so like you been a fan a real long time. This is indeed one of their greatest performances. We in the UK were lucky enough to see them many times me included. Hope you do more reactions. How about The garden the last song from the last album. Xanadu is a favourite of mine also. Regards.
FEELIN' YOU David!!! Welcome to The Fanbase, glad to have you among us. I'll need a link so I watch the correct video.
Hello David not sure I can do a link but it's the Garden from Clockwork Angel's album last track. Cheers David
@@davideddolls4738 Found one, hope it works for you. Added to the que.
Thank you if you listen to the lyrics they seem more poignant since Neil's death in 2020 and this came out in 2012. Regards David.
BOTH, Alex and Geddy use the pedals. Alex plays a lot of the bass parts when Geddy is on the keys. My first Rush concert was in 1978, St. Louis Mo. 👍👍👍👍
Producer Peter Collins introduced Ged to WAL Basses in the mid eighties and he used them for a few albums and tours before turning to his jazz bass.
I also remember Geddy using those Steinberger basses....I tried one of those things once, was not a fan of them at all. A little too small, and the way the bass was designed you HAD to use their strings because of the double ball ends.....felt kinda sketchy to me since I loved using Dean Markley strings at the time.
@@THEDavidHeretic Yes in the live Grace Under Pressure dvd 1984 he only plays the steinberger , must have been some sort of sponsorship or maybe just the space it gave him around the synths
@@ep3gers Possibly for it's compact size yeah, he was endorsed with them for 2 years I believe it was.
Yup! Watch the Exit Stage Left version of Bytor, Alex is a great showman.
yeah, neil is ridiculous, the frankfurt drum solo is one of the most insane things ever... they were so good.
Prior to Power Windows Rush did not use samples. You of course had sequencers in the chorus of the Spirit of Radio, Vital signs from Moving Pictures and both The Weapon and New World Man off Signals and then Red Sector A from Grace Under Pressure. The sampling took hold from 86 forward, but even then, samples were triggered live in real time, by the band. As samples are naturally going to be fixed in their tempo, they need to be hit in perfect time, so your tempos need to be rock solid if you’re trying to stay away from train wrecks on stage. Rush were masters.
FYI getting blocked on a Rush video is very rare. Great reaction, it is nice to watch musicians review Rush live. ESL has a lot of footage and the sound is great.
Ok, washing machines was a joke between Geddy and Alex at first and then turned Int a running joke with Chicken Rotisserie, Washing Machines, Popcorn Machines etc...
Geddy decided to run his sound through the house and got rid of his amp stack, but Alex kept his wall of speakers so as a joke Geddy didn't want his side of the stage to be empty, so the road crew started setting up wahing Machines and other large appliances.
AHHHHHHHHHHH.....so that's why, I was always wondering about that ever since I saw them at R30 at The Hollywood Bowl.
You see Alex and Geddy playing the Taurus pedals, or organ pedals during this video.
Huge Rush fan and discovered Nightwish 3 months ago.
How much did you stay with Rush. Seems you went from Moving Pictures and Permanent Waves and back. Did you come forward as well through Signals to Grace Under Pressure and Power Windows? Hold Your Fire, counterparts? Did you come all the way into the rebirth at Vapor Trails through Clockwork Angels? If not I am sure there are songs we can find for you. If so…GLAD TO HEAR IT!
Oh no I've been a fan since high school right before they released "Roll The Bones". I go alllllll the way back to the "Rush" album and all the way forward to "Clockwork Angels" and all albums in between.
I guess you've never listened to Yes. Geddy went to a Fender Jazz bass on 1981's Moving Pictures. Then he was on a steinberger for a short time, then the Wal basses Power Windows to Hold your Fire.
The only thing that wasn't live was the intro to 2112 and Attention all planets of the Solar Federation at the end of 2112. Geddy pretty much invented midi. Alex also had a set of Moog Taurus bass pedals.
Rush did not do tracking but played things live.
Geddy played a whal and sreinberger then the Jazz bass was used with the Rick up to moving pictures
Washer and Dryer came later when then went away from the on stage amps. Alex still wanted the amps on stage even though they were only for show. So Geddy says if you are going to have useless stuff on you side of the stage I am putting Washers and Dryers on mine (Also had a tour with Roasters)
And they would cook real chickens in there, and the roadies would eat them after the shows
You also mentioned it might be BLOCKED.... NEVER going to happen!!!
RUSH owns ALL rights to their music! You will NEVER have a rush reaction BLOCKED!!!!
Thus was total perfection one if the greatest performances of all time 10 wouldnt donit justice so anuthing less makes no sense
Here's a live performance of Xanadu in 2015, and is actually the last show ever, at the Forum in Inglewood. Not my recording, but I was at that show, and it was the 3rd time that tour I got to see them, but in your free time, check it out. A few minor differences between shows. Essentially, they were actually playing the same exact set up as this concert, was done chronologically, starting from the newest, going back. Each piece of equipment and stage were switched eith changing of albums in their set list. Lots of work for the roadies every night for sure, but what an incredible show. Till it was just an amp on a chair eith a microphone, sniff sniff.
Anyway, here's Xanadu in 2015...
th-cam.com/video/KtgQQzc0UJc/w-d-xo.html
Great reaction, do more live Rush!
Being a RUSH fan I think you would appreciate watching “The Best Intro Ever” you get 6 songs for the price of one! Also you will have to do “YYZED-Live in Rio”, “Working Man- Live In Cleveland”! You’ll be pleasantly surprised!! Be well and God Bless... from Texas!
I'll need links so I watch the correct videos
@@THEDavidHeretic I’m not good at snagging links, but I promise if you search TH-cam for “The Best Intro Ever”, YYZ-Live in Rio”, and “Working Man-live in Cleveland”, and “Neil Peart Drum Solo- Live in Frankfort”these videos will come up first and have over a million views on each! It will be 1 of the 1st 3, just pick the longest one! Sorry I couldn’t do better!! Maybe someone from the RUSH Army can help me/you out...Lol
curious how you would react to King's X... they have been around for 40 years and are revered by musicians... Try "summerland" (perhaps the most perfect song ever written)... or "we were born to be loved" which is heavy but light because of their insane vocals...
th-cam.com/video/jc6HjPw1www/w-d-xo.html
geddy switches to guitar during alexs solo you only catch a glimpse of it but he does
La Villa Strangiato from exit stage left also. Great reaction!
I'll need a link so I watch the correct video.
Let me know if I did the link correctly or not
@@williamscott2097 I'm not seeing it, it might be in the "Held For Review" section which is being a real pain for me for some reason.
@@THEDavidHeretic I sent it again in a new comment.
@@williamscott2097 Found it, added to the que