REACTION! RUSH & KISS Interview | Touring, Fly By Night, Geddy Lee, Gene Simmons, Neil Peart
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- REACTION! RUSH & KISS Interview
RUSH Reaction
Geddy Lee Interview
Gene Simmons Interview
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This is part of Rush documentary Beyond the lighted stage. Amazing documentary, won a prize at Tribeca Film Festival.
Yes, it is from Beyond the Lighted Stage. One thing about Neil is that he had a goofy side as well which I am sure was brought out even more by Geddy and Alex. Check out Rash episode 2 The real history of Rush and the family Sawyer. These guys loved doing little skits for the shows and these are two of them. There are a couple of docs for you to react to that I think you would enjoy.
The Boys in Brazil which is about their tour in South America
and The making of Snakes and Arrows along with the full Dan Rather interview. The other fellow talking was Kim Mitchell who was part of the band Max Webster. Rush and Max Webster do a song together called Battlescar and it is a banger!
Cheers
The Boys In Brazil for “shrimp cot” alone is worth it. 😂
@@johnjanovsky Yes! That cracks me up every time!
They weren't boring, they were MARRIED! Obviously they took marriage must more seriously than Gene! Lol!
No wonder Rush stayed together after all these years. Even when Neil lost his daughter and his first wife. Amazing group with true commitment.
They weren't married in 1974 75 . They were young
It was great to see Canadian rocker Kim Mitchell of Max Webster and the Kim Mitchell band . Smiles 😃 from Canada 🇨🇦
Yup as stated, Beyond the Lighted Stage. You should check out the full version of the "Big Interview with Geddy Lee" with Dan Rather.
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Hey man, the Mr.Clean ball headed guy is Kim Mitchell from Max Webster whom with Rush did BATTLESCAR ...check that song out Justin I think you might dig it. And if you do, you're welcome Sir...
I'm still not sure about that new guy.
"Hopefully it's not Beyond the Lighted Stage" 😂😂😂
You should do the Lock And Key music video next.
Idk how you can wait to see "Beyond the Lighted Stage" rockumentary. It will provide some great insight into the guys and truly show what an anomaly they were. The 70s was a decade of partying and decadence! I was 16 in 1975 and I can personally vouch for all the hype.
David Crosby once said "If you remember the 60s, you weren't there (paraphrased)." I say that's true about the 70s, too! ✌😉
Family Sawyer and Rash are hilarious
Great clip from Beyond The Lighted Stage. It's a very good documentary. Thanks Justin.
Spoiler alert!! This is definitely from "Behind The Lighted Stage."...lol
Gene Simmons' personality, take it or leave it. I decide "leave it." XD Also the music. Meh. But he was cool talking about Rush.
I get it... not everybody likes New Yorkers lol
Yep! From Beyond a Lighted Stage.
where can I watch the original interview?
Yup!
I met kiss in Toronto..I'm a hugely rush fan...gene looks at me..look at this guy..Paul Stanley says..women are all over him..a blessing and a curse. Lol..gene says..how many girls..w...I'm like hey I'm not famous or rich..but I'll make a bet against you gene ..give me 20 percent automatically....he 😅..smart fuck..he's like OK bet..then..upstairs to q107 Toronto best rock radio station..what a blast..alex lifeson heard this through his son..a guy I met and became friend's..I love RUSH ❤ ..ALONG WITH MANY MORE BANDS..LONG LIVE ROCK N ROLL
Yes it is from beyond the lighted stage
Yep, that’s what it’s from😆🤣but you will enjoy it despite seeing clips from it periodically.🤘🖖✌️
Kiss was my first favorite band when I was in grade school in the late 70’s. Then I graduated to more serious, adult, intellectual rock - Rush. I still like Kiss but don’t listen to them much nowadays. But I have great respect for them for all the reasons that Geddy spoke about in this clip. Rush really learned how to be a serious and hard working band from Kiss.
Yeah, I think Kiss was the gateway to Rush for a lot of fans-- I would guess most. That was the case with me, for sure. It's a shame that Kiss never really aspired to be anything other than what they were. I definitely outgrew them.
Yup, "Love Gun" was the end for me (first concert too) but my second concert was RUSH and there was just no going back after that. But I mean, if you're going to segue between two band as a kid...come on. LoL
Please also watch the "Time Stand Still" documentary. It's a great way to wrap things up after "Beyond the Lighted Stage."
Yep, Beyond The Lighted Stage. It was on Netflix, it might still be there.
Also the Time Stand still documentary about their final R40 tour is also a worthy watch.
Yup, that’s from “Beyond the Lighted Stage”! But it didn’t give away too much! Great clip!! Hope it just gets you stoked to watch the rest of it!! Be well and God bless… from Texas!! #Floridastrong
You should watch it sooner than later. It will tie everything together.
Saw Ted Nugent open for Kiss in the early 90's. Ted Nugent blew Kiss away even though he only played for an hour and a half ! True story.
An older friend of mine was at a pay phone. Without makeup Paul Stanley banged on the door for the booth. Anyways he invited her to party. She said I'm trying to get a flight out and can't. True story
I think you could go ahead and watch the documentary. You might hear some short clips of songs you haven't heard but I don't think it'd be enough to ruin your reactions. But I understand why you're waiting so you do what you want... lol
Alex already had a son by then, he was somebody's dad
one night, on the last gig of one of the tours they made together Rush dressed up as Kiss and there are pictures somewhere to prove it
Just curious the way you often say "amazing", do you listen to Jesse Lee Peterson, he says that a lot, lol
I saw Kiss around '84/'85 right after they took off their makeup around the time of lick It up and although I'm not a big fan they did put on a good show, saw Rush a few years later. Back then they were my second favorite band behind Led Zeppelin but as the years went by they pretty much took the number one spot. I've always had tons of respect for Rush because they weren't the typical sex drugs and rock and roll kind of band, they consistently put out good albums and toured regularly and very professional and always played tight consistently in concerts. You never heard about them having a bunch of problems with drugs or party lifestyle or fighting within the band and everything else that often comes with rock bands. Massive massive respect for Rush beyond words
From what I hear. Gene never drank or drugs
No, but he did a lot of women.
Saw them open for KISS way back in the day..
I am so jealous!!! By the time I saw kiss in concert it was the 90s and it was their farewell concert which makes me laugh so hard right now seeing that they're still touring lol!
When I was younger and into KISS in the seventies I never knew how close these two bands got. To see that pic of Peter Criss and Neil Peart hugging is so cool. Peter was my favorite band member.
Fascinating how Kiss took the guys under their wing as a touring band, like Geddy said, a great example of a band turning out one hell of a live show.
Wasn't long after this era that Kiss: Alive came out and they became the #1 band in the world for a cup of coffee
Here's someone else saying "Watch the frigging documentary, dummy!" 😆 You'll do better than TH-cam clips that someone filmed from their phone.
Yeah im going to after im done with their discography. I didnt know this was from that doc or else I wouldn’t have done it.
That’s ok Justin, it was good to see your reaction!
I know I saw KISS back then, but I don't remember if Rush opened for them or not. I also saw Rush 4 times in the mid to late 70's as a headliner. I wasn't able to get to see them live after that. Thanks to youtube and bootlegs it's great to be able to see their later shows now. I've also bought some of their DVD concerts to give them some $ too (along with their albums and a few that were remastered).
Kiss was my favorite in the 70's when I was a teenager, then I heard Rush; needless to say, Kiss was forgotten. I love how Neil is just as tall as the guys in Kiss even with their 7 inch heels....classic
When I first saw the documentary, I was surprised that rush opened for kiss. They definitely seem like an unlikely group of bands to tour together. but looking back to very early rush, now it makes sense. Yeah no doubt rush owes some of their success to kiss. Gene Simmons is a very intelligent guy. He understood branding and made kiss more than just a band.
That is a clip from Beyond The Lighted Stage.
Excellent doc.. you'll enjoy it.
I met kiss in Toronto 1992 93..I told gene I'm a rush fan..but I love kiss too..gene is like..you're hanging out with us today .mindblowing..gene loves life and rush ❤
This is from “Beyond the Lighted Stage” (sorry).
I’m sure Rush was stealing fans
from Kiss on those early tours…
Beyond The Lighted Stage Doc.
Is certainly an eye opener!!
Maybe not stealing fans, but definitely landing firmly on their radars. Which was something considering how little radio play or promotion Rush were getting outside of Canada or the upper midwest.
Fly By Night will always be a TOP 3 album for me as long as I live, mid seventies, what a time to be alive!
I love that FBN is heavy and you get their exceptional talent.
Some people aren't worebags like you Gene. I'm sure some of them were married and loved their wives. If I would have been a rockstar I'm sure I would have partook in the groupies. Probably not everyday,but yeah.
Sorry dude, it is from Beyond the Lighted Stage. The whole film is like that clip. You should check out the video they did with Funny or Die on TH-cam. It has Paul Rudd in it and it shows their goofy side.