Two great choices that are less known. Analog Kid is my absolute favorite song. So glad to see you do it. Was so thrilled to finally see this live on the Time Machine tour.
The woman in the Time Stand Still video is Aimee Mann. She is best known as the singer for a band called 'Til Tuesday which had a minor hit in the 80s called 'Voices Carry'.
And she absolutely HATED working with Rush for some strange reason. She still harps about it and here it is freaking 32 years later. The guys were a lot more politic about it, but I think the feeling was mutual.
I've been roasted for decades that Time Stand Still is my favorite Rush song of all time... I love the message and yes I have heard the whole catalog lol...
The only song I can think of that gives me that lump in my throat no matter how many times I hear it. If you don't feel something listening to Rush, you ain't alive.
When I was young it was a good song and I loved the "definitely Alex's idea" music video. Now that I'm 50, the "Summer's going fast..." part hits me like a freight train. Neil was at the top of his lyrical game in that Moving Pictures through Counterparts stretch.
"This is the soft side of Rush" finishing up Time Stand Still. 15 seconds later rocking out hard to The Analog Kid. Good to see another Rush jam and great reaction!
Some of the more obscure Rush songs (but still great tracks) - "Between the sun & moon" ... 'Ceiling unlimited' ... 'Ghost of a chance' ... 'A Passage to Bangkok' ... 'Circumstances' ... 'Entre nous' ... 'New world man' ... 'Driven' ... 'Caravan' ... 'Bastille day'...🔥🔥🔥🤘
The girl is Aimee Mann, a prestigious solo artist herself. She was also the singer for til Tuesday who had a hit with the song voices carry. Rush rules🤘🤘🤘
Seen every tour since permanent waves I was 14 I’m 55 now. Some tours more than once. I grew up with them. They truly were/are the soundtrack of my life!
Imagine being a teen in 1982, the first car, the first cassette I blasted to the world. Signals will always have that special place in their catalogue as their top album.
Every song from Rush is something so deep for me , The lyrics are heartfelt and full of emotion . Neil is a visual writer , it’s transcendental and meditative. He uses all the senses to bring you into his feelings. Touch, smell , sound, sight and taste
The absolute joy, emotion, and appreciation on your face for this band brought a tear to my eye. I've been a Rush fan since I was 16, I'm now 57. This band is timeless. Thank you for helping others to discover these virtuosos. R.I.P. Professor.
omg yes Rush live stream pleasseeee!!! my dad introduced me to them at an early age since he was a superfan. I always gravitated to their 70's stuff like the Hemispheres and A Farewell to Kings eras more than the 80's stuff but it's all rush so its all good in my opinion!! good stuff my man.
45 year fan but I love watching these reaction vids for the new perspectives. His comment that Neil's lyrics are full of nostalgia is spot on and something I hadn't considered. So insightful.
Analog Kid? Nice. Good to see. One of my personal favorites. Also Time Stands Still where RUSH proves they can deliver a great pop melody in a compact song.
I saw them play both songs on the Counterparts tour. I can say without a doubt both songs sounded so much better live than they did in the studio. Neil's drums became a giant clock on the chorus of 'Time Stand Still'. Alex's guitar solo on 'The Analog Kid' was, if I may borrow your term, sir, 'BEAST MODE'! Best concert I've ever been to by a huge margin. They will never be forgotten!
Saw them as a kid on the Hold Your Fire your in Miami - and the power they put into this song was insane! It's all anyone was talking about the next day in class.
I would love to see you react to Rush song Natural Science live at Molson Amphitheater in Toronto Canada and Xanadu live from Exit Stage Left 1981 live from Montreal. I've grown up with Rush and have seen them many times live over the years as I live in Toronto and they never stop amazing me with how great they are.Greatest 3 man band ever. Rush is Timeless. RIP Neil Peart 🙏.
My older brother introduced me to Rush as a kid... Time Stand Still was his favorite song at the time. Hold Your Fire has some really good stuff on it. Analog Kid is just awesome. It's the kind of poetry you'd read in a high school English lit class... but to some of the best prog rock ever played.
Live Geddy plays synth one handed and bass by tapping or He plays 2hand bass and plays syth with pedals. All whilst singing which is pretty incredible all in itself.
Thanks for the reactions. The Analog Kid is most definitely my favorite song off Signals. So many great memories of cruising the strip in the 80s in my Monte Carlo, and this song is playing with the volume knob set to STUN!!!
TNT, I am a Rush Addict since the 70's, official name from the roadies is "Punter", not meant to be good. The best man at my wedding was the lead carpenter for Rush and i have met them and been back stage 7 times. We Rush fans are so glad you are appreciating their magic talents. YOU GET IT !!! Their music is 1/2 but the " words and emotions" are the other 1/2. Talk about your emotional connection more . You must study history and then read the words of "Manhattan Project" This is a MUST for you.
Did you know Geddy Lee is a HUGE baseball fan? Did you know there is a Geddy Lee exhibit at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City? On a Rush tour Geddy visited the museum while in KC and he was so inspired that when a few years later he came upon a large collection of baseballs signed by Negro League players he bought the entire collection of over 400 baseballs and donated it to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Geddy also owns a baseball that has been signed by every MLB player with 3,000 hits or more. In non pandemic times you will often see Geddy Lee sitting in his front row seat behind home plate at Toronto Blue Jays games.
I've been a Rush fan since the late 70s and their music never fails to deliver. Time Stand Still becomes more and more poignant the older I get. Each year that passes I lose more and more dear old friends, I want to "slow it all down". I know what is waiting at the end but I am in no rush to get there. The Analog kid is just class personified. In fact the entire Signals album is amazing. Check out Losing it
I started listening to them in '78 when my older cousin ripped one of my KISS records off the turntable and said "Enough of that, time for some RUSH". He put on their 1st live album, and I was hooked, KISS days were over, lol. Going into the 80's I lost touch with them for a couple years, and around '84 a friend loaned me Signals and the one after that, Grace Under Pressure, saying "It's not great, they've started using too many synthesizers". I said "ok", and took them home and listened. He was WRONG about them not being great anymore! I LOVED those albums!
I forgot how great that solo from Alex was on Anolog Kid. Livestream Yes!! Geddy Lee plays bass guitar and is an exceptional bass player! Either he or Alex will play bass pedals if there is a part in the sing that requires keyboards and bass at the same time. All of them are part octopus! LOL Where's my thing/ Here it was live in Dallas shows off both Geddy's bass skills and Neil's drumming skills. Not sure what you have reacted to from them but here are some more songs. Anthem, Cygnus book 1 and Book 2, One Little Victory live from Rio, Headlong Flight, Natural Science. So hard to list as there is so much to choice from!
If you really want to see how they put it all together, Xanadu live, Exit Stage Left. Double neck guitar for Alex and double neck bass / guitar for Geddy. A whole mess of percussion from Neil. This really showcases their talent. Both Alex and Geddy play guitar and synth pedals.
During your livestream if you search "lifeson", "lifeson rant", "lifeson trailer park boys", "lifeson suck" you'll get a good sense of his real talent as a comedic genius. He's a funny, funny man!
signals and grace under pressure are two albums ur gonna LOVE !!! a lot of die hard RUSH fans say these couple albums are too synthy, but man, the music is flawless and sublime quality !!! enjoy the ride dude !o! us drummers try to copy these two albums, took me 30 years lol
Summer's going fast. Nights growing colder. Children growing up. Old friends growing older. I was just out of high school when this was released. More then half a lifetime ago.
Ahh man I been hitting this song so hard lately, it just popped in the head one day...then that second chorus when then synthes kick in, hits me right there! Everyone in my generation thought synthesizers and new wave s#cked, they were so cool with all that popular wonton cynicism. Now all I listen to is electronic!!
You hit it on the head as far as non-fans or the casual listener just hearing a song or two (Can you say Radio Play songs, like 3 out of 165 or so) and instantly making up their minds. They really have no idea what these 3 guys did for 40 years.
My first Rush concert was Signals and the Analog Kid was PHENOMENAL!! Geddy was Masterful in the song! Man! He combined the synth with the bass on the part where he sings the chorus part: "You move me, you move me!" Brilliantly! I was smoking those Zeppelins too so I was pretty f'in lit! Lol! Best concert I have ever seen! And I've been to a lot of concerts from the Mighty Rush! And speaking of Beast Mode! You are one too bro! Loved it!
Aimee Mann is also well known for creating the concept behind the movie "Magnolia". The script is based on her lyrics. (I believe she had a collaborator on the work also) Of course the movie soundtrack is her work also. She's amazing.
Time Stand Still is a low-key air-drum song. Doesn't sound crazy on the surface, but there are tons of catchy fills in there. Geddy will usually play bass pedals when he's on the keyboard, then switch to his bass when there are no keyboard parts. Some more 80's goodness, if you haven't hit them yet: Middletown Dreams, Manhattan Project, Afterimage, Countdown, Force Ten
yes!!!! RUSH live feed.....i am a life long musician....i just got a bass for christmas.....im learning to play it with rush....and i set my keyboards up so i can do both......thanks for what u do my friend!!!!
Best effin band on the planet.... and if a tune like Analog Kid doesn't prove it to someone nothing will. OMG this such a great jam!!!! Next time you listen to Alex is shredding in this tune just listen to what Ged's doing in the background. In fact listen to what Ged's doing the whole tune. Amazing bass work..... and his lyric is off the hook. And The Professor? Nothing needs to be said there. Kings...all of them...
A Rush concert DVD you ought to check out is, “Rush In Rio”. It’s very good and you can see their professionalism and will really end up appreciating the band more.
Fantastic reaction to both these songs!!! When they perform these songs live, Geddy obviously plays bass. But when he goes to the keyboards, he plays bass on foot pedals like a church organist would do. Also, along with playing guitar Alex also has foot pedals that do the orchestra strings backing on the songs that have that. I highly recommend Camera Eye, Red Barchetta, Early Distant Warning, Kid Gloves, Freewill, Xanadu live, Marathon live, Working Man live from Cleveland, Nobody's Hero, Ghost of a Chance, Roll The Bones.
I have been wondering why I haven't seen you or your better half but saw that the bell had a slash through it. Was an assident...lol...good to be back, say hello to the Misses.
This one is definitely a banger.mints fun and it makes you smile. Masters of the transition. Rush can get into and out of style, time signatures with ease.
The woman is Aimee Mann, and she she sings the title in the chorus. Some might recall her from the late 80's song by her former band Til Tuesday, 'Hush Hush'. She's a great songwriter in her own right.
EXCELLENT choices. Time Stand Still is so nostalgic- such powerful lyrics. And Analog Kid is a flat-out gem. My teen son's favorite song. He's got great taste. :o)
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Best band ever, full stop. The lyrics on Analog Kid are very powerful - as with most of the Signals album.
No kidding. If you don't get a lump in your throat listening to the lyrics of "Losing It" then you need to check your pulse.
Signals and Presto both had some heavy hitting lyrics. I mean every Rush song almost is, but those two really stand out to me.
So glad they finally busted that one out live
Agreed.
Two great choices that are less known. Analog Kid is my absolute favorite song. So glad to see you do it. Was so thrilled to finally see this live on the Time Machine tour.
The woman in the Time Stand Still video is Aimee Mann. She is best known as the singer for a band called 'Til Tuesday which had a minor hit in the 80s called 'Voices Carry'.
p.s. 'Beast Mode' Rush - I love it.
And she absolutely HATED working with Rush for some strange reason. She still harps about it and here it is freaking 32 years later. The guys were a lot more politic about it, but I think the feeling was mutual.
The Analogkid is the perfect song.
It made it into the top 5 U.S. Billboard charts. Maybe a bit bigger than "a minor hit".
@@soundhealer6043 good song
I really love the 80's Rush; they always got better through the years even the Counterparts in 1993, it' s pure magic
Counterparts is such an underrated album
Ironically Presto is their magic album.
I've been roasted for decades that Time Stand Still is my favorite Rush song of all time... I love the message and yes I have heard the whole catalog lol...
It's a tearjerker..
The only song I can think of that gives me that lump in my throat no matter how many times I hear it. If you don't feel something listening to Rush, you ain't alive.
When I was young it was a good song and I loved the "definitely Alex's idea" music video. Now that I'm 50, the "Summer's going fast..." part hits me like a freight train. Neil was at the top of his lyrical game in that Moving Pictures through Counterparts stretch.
"This is the soft side of Rush" finishing up Time Stand Still.
15 seconds later rocking out hard to The Analog Kid.
Good to see another Rush jam and great reaction!
The Girl is Aimee Mann - Singer / Bassist for the 80s group Til Tuesday - Their most famous song was Voices Carry
Some of the more obscure Rush songs (but still great tracks) - "Between the sun & moon" ... 'Ceiling unlimited' ... 'Ghost of a chance' ... 'A Passage to Bangkok' ... 'Circumstances' ... 'Entre nous' ... 'New world man' ... 'Driven' ... 'Caravan' ... 'Bastille day'...🔥🔥🔥🤘
I would like to add "Emotion Detector" and "The Anarchist" for consideration. And "The Wreckers". And "Anagram." And "Mission." And . . .
@@omicron2018 Anagram is just awesome. And Mission's lyrics never fail to make me cry. They managed to capture so an esoteric feeling in words.
To paraphrase Jerry Stiller, ahhhh...they never react to Bangkok.
I would add "Cinderella Man" and "Twilight Zone".
I think I'm going bald. I am. 57. Caress Of Steel. R.I.P. Professor.
The girl is Aimee Mann, a prestigious solo artist herself. She was also the singer for til Tuesday who had a hit with the song voices carry. Rush rules🤘🤘🤘
Digital Man is a great companion song for Analog Kid from the same album Signals
Seen every tour since permanent waves I was 14 I’m 55 now. Some tours more than once. I grew up with them. They truly were/are the soundtrack of my life!
Imagine being a teen in 1982, the first car, the first cassette I blasted to the world. Signals will always have that special place in their catalogue as their top album.
Two examples of perfectly crafted songs. Rush was truly something special.
The girl is the singer from "'Til Tuesday", who had the hit, "Voices Carry".
I love this rock song...the best drummer ever. I get chills when I listen to this song.
The Analog Kid has to be one of my favorites from any album!
Every song from Rush is something so deep for me , The lyrics are heartfelt and full of emotion . Neil is a visual writer , it’s transcendental and meditative. He uses all the senses to bring you into his feelings. Touch, smell , sound, sight and taste
Rush was my first concert back in 1987
I really take vicarious pleasure in seeing your experience of this music and the joy it inspires.
I ❤️ that you ❤️ Rush.
I saw Rush 16 times. I was a groupie:
Me too
I saw them 3 times, and I feel fortunate for that. Epic shows every time
Two perennial favorites showcasing different sides of Rush, That soaring chorus in the Analog Kid is a hallmark of theirs. Just beautiful.
The absolute joy, emotion, and appreciation on your face for this band brought a tear to my eye. I've been a Rush fan since I was 16, I'm now 57. This band is timeless. Thank you for helping others to discover these virtuosos. R.I.P. Professor.
Hell yeah for a livestream!!
omg yes Rush live stream pleasseeee!!! my dad introduced me to them at an early age since he was a superfan. I always gravitated to their 70's stuff like the Hemispheres and A Farewell to Kings eras more than the 80's stuff but it's all rush so its all good in my opinion!! good stuff my man.
45 year fan but I love watching these reaction vids for the new perspectives. His comment that Neil's lyrics are full of nostalgia is spot on and something I hadn't considered. So insightful.
RUSH is my sound of nostalgia as well. Favorites since I was 12 years old. Ill be 50 next year.
Analog Kid? Nice. Good to see. One of my personal favorites. Also Time Stands Still where RUSH proves they can deliver a great pop melody in a compact song.
I saw them play both songs on the Counterparts tour. I can say without a doubt both songs sounded so much better live than they did in the studio. Neil's drums became a giant clock on the chorus of 'Time Stand Still'. Alex's guitar solo on 'The Analog Kid' was, if I may borrow your term, sir, 'BEAST MODE'! Best concert I've ever been to by a huge margin. They will never be forgotten!
Alex's solo in The Analog Kid is one of the fastest I've ever heard. Ass kickin!!!
Time stand still is one of the few songs that choke me up to this day. “Freeze this moment a little bit longer”.
Summer's going fast, nights growing colder....children growing up, old friends growing older. Hits me every time.
Just simply the best band in the world. Signals is an emotional trip back to my high school days in the 80s.
Saw them as a kid on the Hold Your Fire your in Miami - and the power they put into this song was insane!
It's all anyone was talking about the next day in class.
When he said "I wonder how Rush plays this live," I said just like that, out loud! Amazing live band, huge sound from 3 guys. BEST BAND EVER
My favorite band. I saw them twice. Yes they are beasts live.
I would love to see you react to Rush song Natural Science live at Molson Amphitheater in Toronto Canada and Xanadu live from Exit Stage Left 1981 live from Montreal. I've grown up with Rush and have seen them many times live over the years as I live in Toronto and they never stop amazing me with how great they are.Greatest 3 man band ever. Rush is Timeless. RIP Neil Peart 🙏.
Great reaction!! I would love to watch a live RUSH rabbit hole!! Looking forward to it!! God Bless… from Texas!!
My older brother introduced me to Rush as a kid... Time Stand Still was his favorite song at the time. Hold Your Fire has some really good stuff on it. Analog Kid is just awesome. It's the kind of poetry you'd read in a high school English lit class... but to some of the best prog rock ever played.
Live Geddy plays synth one handed and bass by tapping or He plays 2hand bass and plays syth with pedals. All whilst singing which is pretty incredible all in itself.
80’s Rush is sooo awesome! I love EVERY decade of this band. Each one holding a special place in my heart! Full circle experience.
The analog kid is my favorite song from signals. Glad you liked it. Another good one from the album is called Countdown about the space shuttle.
losing it same album some of Alex best riffs .
Thanks for the reactions. The Analog Kid is most definitely my favorite song off Signals. So many great memories of cruising the strip in the 80s in my Monte Carlo, and this song is playing with the volume knob set to STUN!!!
Love 70's Rush!! What the hell, I love Rush period!!!!!!!!!!!!
The signals album is one of my favorites!! Thanks for the reaction.
Analog Kid is almost a Top 10 Rush song for me. Maybe their most underrated song that most people never heard of.
TNT, I am a Rush Addict since the 70's, official name from the roadies is "Punter", not meant to be good. The best man at my wedding was the lead carpenter for Rush and i have met them and been back stage 7 times. We Rush fans are so glad you are appreciating their magic talents. YOU GET IT !!! Their music is 1/2 but the " words and emotions" are the other 1/2. Talk about your emotional connection more . You must study history and then read the words of "Manhattan Project" This is a MUST for you.
Rush. Live Stream. Hell Yes. Best Band Ever. 18 Concerts from 1976 tell there last.
🤗 Alex in his early 20's rocking Tommy Shaw hair was no joke and 😍 something to behold! 😁🐰
Did you know Geddy Lee is a HUGE baseball fan? Did you know there is a Geddy Lee exhibit at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City? On a Rush tour Geddy visited the museum while in KC and he was so inspired that when a few years later he came upon a large collection of baseballs signed by Negro League players he bought the entire collection of over 400 baseballs and donated it to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Geddy also owns a baseball that has been signed by every MLB player with 3,000 hits or more. In non pandemic times you will often see Geddy Lee sitting in his front row seat behind home plate at Toronto Blue Jays games.
Became my favorite band in 1976. I got to meet them twice in the late ‘70’s
2 Great Songs!! Great reaction!
I've been a Rush fan since the late 70s and their music never fails to deliver. Time Stand Still becomes more and more poignant the older I get. Each year that passes I lose more and more dear old friends, I want to "slow it all down". I know what is waiting at the end but I am in no rush to get there.
The Analog kid is just class personified. In fact the entire Signals album is amazing. Check out Losing it
I started listening to them in '78 when my older cousin ripped one of my KISS records off the turntable and said "Enough of that, time for some RUSH". He put on their 1st live album, and I was hooked, KISS days were over, lol. Going into the 80's I lost touch with them for a couple years, and around '84 a friend loaned me Signals and the one after that, Grace Under Pressure, saying "It's not great, they've started using too many synthesizers". I said "ok", and took them home and listened. He was WRONG about them not being great anymore! I LOVED those albums!
I bought this album, Hold Your Fire, when I was stationed in Ger. in 91'-92'. Brings back a lot of good memories.
the analog kid live is a must.
I love the rendition where Alex lip syncs the first lines. Even Neil cracked a smile at that.
I forgot how great that solo from Alex was on Anolog Kid. Livestream Yes!! Geddy Lee plays bass guitar and is an exceptional bass player! Either he or Alex will play bass pedals if there is a part in the sing that requires keyboards and bass at the same time. All of them are part octopus! LOL
Where's my thing/ Here it was live in Dallas shows off both Geddy's bass skills and Neil's drumming skills.
Not sure what you have reacted to from them but here are some more songs.
Anthem, Cygnus book 1 and Book 2, One Little Victory live from Rio,
Headlong Flight, Natural Science.
So hard to list as there is so much to choice from!
If you really want to see how they put it all together, Xanadu live, Exit Stage Left. Double neck guitar for Alex and double neck bass / guitar for Geddy. A whole mess of percussion from Neil. This really showcases their talent. Both Alex and Geddy play guitar and synth pedals.
Thanks for the great reactions to these songs....by these extremely gifted masters...,
Natural Science
The Camera Eye
The Necromancer
Anthem
La Villa Strangiato
Love how much you truly appreciate Rush.
The last couple of years Alex's recognition as a great player has really taken off. It like, oh they have a guitar player, and he is brilliant!!
Dude, your smile is priceless. Thanks for loving the music of Rush.
Time Stand Still is the #1 sleeper song of the 80s. Has aged extremely well.
Roll the bones is another sort of under the radar rush tune definitely worth checking out! Enjoy the channel!
During your livestream if you search "lifeson", "lifeson rant", "lifeson trailer park boys", "lifeson suck" you'll get a good sense of his real talent as a comedic genius. He's a funny, funny man!
Geddy's got a good sense of humour too, as did Neil. You should check out their appearances on RMR.
“We got a male prostitute here he’s drunk as fuck “ 😂😂
signals and grace under pressure are two albums ur gonna LOVE !!! a lot of die hard RUSH fans say these couple albums are too synthy, but man, the music is flawless and sublime quality !!! enjoy the ride dude !o! us drummers try to copy these two albums, took me 30 years lol
Summer's going fast. Nights growing colder. Children growing up. Old friends growing older. I was just out of high school when this was released. More then half a lifetime ago.
Red Sector A. Gedddy hangs up his bass for that one, but you'd be hard pressed to notice!
Ahh man I been hitting this song so hard lately, it just popped in the head one day...then that second chorus when then synthes kick in, hits me right there! Everyone in my generation thought synthesizers and new wave s#cked, they were so cool with all that popular wonton cynicism.
Now all I listen to is electronic!!
I would definitely recommend reacting to - Rush “The Best Intro Ever”
You hit it on the head as far as non-fans or the casual listener just hearing a song or two (Can you say Radio Play songs, like 3 out of 165 or so) and instantly making up their minds. They really have no idea what these 3 guys did for 40 years.
My first Rush concert was Signals and the Analog Kid was PHENOMENAL!!
Geddy was Masterful in the song! Man!
He combined the synth with the bass on the part where he sings the chorus part:
"You move me, you move me!" Brilliantly!
I was smoking those Zeppelins too so I was pretty f'in lit! Lol!
Best concert I have ever seen! And I've been to a lot of concerts from the Mighty Rush!
And speaking of Beast Mode!
You are one too bro!
Loved it!
Fantastic band!!
Yes!!!!! Love me sum Rush!!!
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The whole signals album is wicked good
At some point, would love to see a full album reaction of Clockwork Angels, from start to finish. It's an incredible journey.
Rush is my favorite band! These songs are so good. Can’t wait to catch you live
6 of the best musicians ever,from only 3 guys...
Aimee Mann is also well known for creating the concept behind the movie "Magnolia". The script is based on her lyrics. (I believe she had a collaborator on the work also) Of course the movie soundtrack is her work also. She's amazing.
Love 80’s Rush
Time Stand Still is a low-key air-drum song. Doesn't sound crazy on the surface, but there are tons of catchy fills in there.
Geddy will usually play bass pedals when he's on the keyboard, then switch to his bass when there are no keyboard parts.
Some more 80's goodness, if you haven't hit them yet:
Middletown Dreams, Manhattan Project, Afterimage, Countdown, Force Ten
yes!!!! RUSH live feed.....i am a life long musician....i just got a bass for christmas.....im learning to play it with rush....and i set my keyboards up so i can do both......thanks for what u do my friend!!!!
The Analog Kid becomes the Digital Man, another killer track from Signals.
Time Stand Still is a beautiful song , I quite like their late 80's stuff , its more mellow and spiritual
Best effin band on the planet.... and if a tune like Analog Kid doesn't prove it to someone nothing will. OMG this such a great jam!!!! Next time you listen to Alex is shredding in this tune just listen to what Ged's doing in the background. In fact listen to what Ged's doing the whole tune. Amazing bass work..... and his lyric is off the hook. And The Professor? Nothing needs to be said there. Kings...all of them...
This song was my wife's and my wedding first dance song back in 2001 (we have been a couple since 1994). Freeze this moment a little bit longer....
Would love a Rush live stream!
Respect that you've discovered the magna view of Rush as a legendary band, and that you have watched the appropriate documentary.
Really enjoyed this reaction to a truly inspiring band, thank you 👊
A Rush concert DVD you ought to check out is, “Rush In Rio”. It’s very good and you can see their professionalism and will really end up appreciating the band more.
Love your reactions to rush..
You are so right, Alex is an absolute beast on the guitar, so underrated in my opinion.
Fantastic reaction to both these songs!!! When they perform these songs live, Geddy obviously plays bass. But when he goes to the keyboards, he plays bass on foot pedals like a church organist would do. Also, along with playing guitar Alex also has foot pedals that do the orchestra strings backing on the songs that have that. I highly recommend Camera Eye, Red Barchetta, Early Distant Warning, Kid Gloves, Freewill, Xanadu live, Marathon live, Working Man live from Cleveland, Nobody's Hero, Ghost of a Chance, Roll The Bones.
Well how cool and refreshingly delightful.
And I am only at the thumbnail.
I have been wondering why I haven't seen you or your better half but saw that the bell had a slash through it. Was an assident...lol...good to be back, say hello to the Misses.
This one is definitely a banger.mints fun and it makes you smile. Masters of the transition. Rush can get into and out of style, time signatures with ease.
Analog kid always loved that one. All of signals in fact
The woman is Aimee Mann, and she she sings the title in the chorus. Some might recall her from the late 80's song by her former band Til Tuesday, 'Hush Hush'. She's a great songwriter in her own right.
Till Tuesday! The beautiful lady! Good band too
Analog kid. Best song é v e r made. Period.
Well done, dude! You totally get it!!! :)
EXCELLENT choices. Time Stand Still is so nostalgic- such powerful lyrics. And Analog Kid is a flat-out gem. My teen son's favorite song. He's got great taste. :o)