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My friends and I were fortunate enough to see Neil and Rush in concert back in 2010. Rush was on tour, Time Machine Tour. Neil played a short version of his famous drum solos. He and others of Rush jammed for 3.5 hours. Awesome Memories.
And to think he was in his 50s at the time. I'm in my 50s now and have such an appreciation for how focused and fit he was. I enjoyed watching you enjoy this. Up until he got ill, he was constantly working on his craft as a Percussionist, great man too. RIP Neil you'll be missed forever but thanks for leaving us performances like this.
Bro. I've been following Neil Peart and Rush since 1974 when he joined the band. My attention was caught back in 69' when I first heard John Bonham on their Zeppelin 2 album. I was captivated by JB's drumming. Then 74' rolled around and Rush's Fly by Night album came out and I almost lost it listening to Neil Peart. Bonham and Moon both are great drummer's, but then there's another level of drumming and that where Neil set's. Dude, I cried for two days when I heard on the news Neil had died. Undoubtedly the greatest drummer that ever graced this planet. Keep on rocking bro.
I'm 70 years old I've listened to Floyd maiden Hendrix Gary Moore Steve Vai Clapton I live in England it to see some one age play this music this is what rock should sound like keep it up 👍👍
Omg. Frankfurt drum solo. Wow weeeeeee! Thanks so much rush fans for being so reliable recommending the same drum solo over and over again. You Rush fans rock.
RUSH LIVE……I was lucky enough to see one of the last shows before Neil died at SPAC N.Y. Simply the most talented three man band ever. Incredible performances every time. “In eight years I’ll be seventy one, I can play Charlie Watts drum parts when I’m seventy one, I can’t play Neil Peart’s drum parts when I’m seventy one” - Neil Peart at sixty three.
Really the best reaction of this solo, in my opinion Is a song with tribal mix sounds and a perfect technique . And yes he Is one of the three inmortals drummer also I'm agree with your list. Was called 'The Profesor" because he moved to teach to youngers drummers new sounds and technique. Fenomenal reaction buddy
RIP Neil!! I was lucky enough to see Rush 6x (this tour shown here twice lol) and each show when Neil started up, we went BANANA SANDWICH!!🤣 I always joke how awesome it was how short the line was for the ladies room too LOL🤣🤣 If you enjoy reading at all, I'd recommend Neil's book The Masked Rider... tales of his adventures cycling through South Africa. His talents were endless... ❤🥁 So glad you watched this one! Rock on! ❤✌🤘
I wish there was video of his Exit Stage Left solo during YYZ. He’s goes absolutely nuts. No electronic drums or trigger. All acoustic drum, cymbals and accessory percussion.
RIP Neil Peart ✨✨ 🥁 good sunday to you 👍 Next one from Rush - Red Sector A ( with lyric ) = Song about holocaust . Geddy Lee parents was survive to holocaust . Neil Peart deep lyric .
Tori Amos- "Spark" OMV.....Tori is a gem from the 90s....she is classically trained piano prodigy.......this song will give you the chills it is so haunting and beautiful and cool. Or check out 'Cornflake Girl" OMV (US Version)...it is another gem from her
You are correct about Gene at the end. I know that both Gene and Buddy are major influences on Neil. Neil played a tribute to Buddy right after Buddy died.... He jammed with Buddy's band.
The Professor is the best, but Danny Carey from Tool (master of polyrythm`s) and John Bohnam (Moby Dick) are right there as well! Buddy Rich is totally badass as well! We cannot forget Ginger Baker and Alex Van Halen!
Not into drum solos but if you want to hear a real bangin’ Rush song check out Workin’ Man. It’s not only my favorite Rush songs, it’s one of my all time favorite rock songs!
If you really liked Neil in this one, here are my suggestions for more of his best performances: YYZ Live In Rio Where's My Thing (Here It Is) Live In Dallas Leave That Thing Alone, Toronto Molson Amphitheater, 1997 La Villa Strangiato Live In Cleveland, Time Machine Tour, 2011 Neil Peart R.I.P 🥁 🥁 🐐 🐐
In later Years, Neil was affected by Arthritis. He wrote all Lyrics for Rush. He loved Motorcycle Journeys. Great Review. Keep Rockin'🎸 RONNIE 🙂 Scotland 🏴🎸🎸
When Taylor Hawkins , Jethro Tulls drummer Duane Perry , Chad Smith Foo fighters , Stewart Copeland from the police , and others are at the side of Neil at his last concert you he a great player
Important for you to know that all of those orchestral sounds are triggered when Neil hits a pad that corresponds to that sound. That was ALL Neil!!! RIP Neil
Love Neil. He's definitely one of the best. My personal favorite. But idk drummers that idk, so I can't say he's the best. I think Buddy Rich is the gold standard when it comes to the drumming community. I'm not in that community, it's just what I hear other drummers talk about all the time on their channels. You should check out Mr. Rich someday. I think everything about him will shock you. Another great reaction 🤘🏻🤘🏻
No we have our freedoms back, ( covid restrictions done ) let's go out on the 24th of May...at a park and remember what was Neil! Raise a toast and thanks to his genius musical and lyrically.
It's funny how you referred to one of the worlds greatest percussionists as, "A pretty good drummer" not long ago. Keith and John were actually two of his biggest influences along with Buddy acknowledged at the end of the solo. Thanks for listening to this though.
Neil had a touch of the flu in Frankfurt and this wasn't one of his best solos imo there are many out there such as this one th-cam.com/video/6XPrNGpzeGI/w-d-xo.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE where he's much faster and more precise but even not up to snuff he blows away every other Rock drummer including Bonham and Moon who frankly died long before they could reach the level he attained.
I think this one gets so much attention because of the video quality and because people from all ranges can see how impressive it is. Drummers like myself and non Drummers can hear and see all the range he has.
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RIP NEIL ELWOOD PEART…THE PROFESSOR LIVES ON THROUGH HIS WORK!
My friends and I were fortunate enough to see Neil and Rush in concert back in 2010. Rush was on tour, Time Machine Tour. Neil played a short version of his famous drum solos. He and others of Rush jammed for 3.5 hours. Awesome Memories.
And he will live on forever through his music
And to think he was in his 50s at the time. I'm in my 50s now and have such an appreciation for how focused and fit he was. I enjoyed watching you enjoy this. Up until he got ill, he was constantly working on his craft as a Percussionist, great man too. RIP Neil you'll be missed forever but thanks for leaving us performances like this.
Bro. I've been following Neil Peart and Rush since 1974 when he joined the band. My attention was caught back in 69' when I first heard John Bonham on their Zeppelin 2 album. I was captivated by JB's drumming. Then 74' rolled around and Rush's Fly by Night album came out and I almost lost it listening to Neil Peart. Bonham and Moon both are great drummer's, but then there's another level of drumming and that where Neil set's. Dude, I cried for two days when I heard on the news Neil had died. Undoubtedly the greatest drummer that ever graced this planet.
Keep on rocking bro.
I'm 70 years old I've listened to Floyd maiden Hendrix Gary Moore Steve Vai Clapton I live in England it to see some one age play this music this is what rock should sound like keep it up 👍👍
I was a 15 year old school band drummer in 1982 and my first ever concert was Rush on the Signals tour, it changed my life forever
Omg. Frankfurt drum solo. Wow weeeeeee!
Thanks so much rush fans for being so reliable recommending the same drum solo over and over again. You Rush fans rock.
RUSH LIVE……I was lucky enough to see one of the last shows before Neil died at SPAC N.Y. Simply the most talented three man band ever. Incredible performances every time. “In eight years I’ll be seventy one, I can play Charlie Watts drum parts when I’m seventy one, I can’t play Neil Peart’s drum parts when I’m seventy one” - Neil Peart at sixty three.
Really the best reaction of this solo, in my opinion Is a song with tribal mix sounds and a perfect technique . And yes he Is one of the three inmortals drummer also I'm agree with your list. Was called 'The Profesor" because he moved to teach to youngers drummers new sounds and technique.
Fenomenal reaction buddy
RIP Neil!! I was lucky enough to see Rush 6x (this tour shown here twice lol) and each show when Neil started up, we went BANANA SANDWICH!!🤣 I always joke how awesome it was how short the line was for the ladies room too LOL🤣🤣
If you enjoy reading at all, I'd recommend Neil's book The Masked Rider... tales of his adventures cycling through South Africa. His talents were endless... ❤🥁
So glad you watched this one! Rock on! ❤✌🤘
that wasnt a drum solo...it was a Grandmaster drumming exhibition...like Eddie Van Halen doing Eruption...the GOAT for their instrument
The Professor, nuff said.
You know it
I wish there was video of his Exit Stage Left solo during YYZ. He’s goes absolutely nuts. No electronic drums or trigger. All acoustic drum, cymbals and accessory percussion.
RIP Neil Peart ✨✨ 🥁 good sunday to you 👍 Next one from Rush - Red Sector A ( with lyric ) = Song about holocaust . Geddy Lee parents was survive to holocaust . Neil Peart deep lyric .
Tori Amos- "Spark" OMV.....Tori is a gem from the 90s....she is classically trained piano prodigy.......this song will give you the chills it is so haunting and beautiful and cool. Or check out 'Cornflake Girl" OMV (US Version)...it is another gem from her
love your enthusiasm
In the clip at the end I believe the drummer was the great Gene Krupa ✌️
You are correct about Gene at the end. I know that both Gene and Buddy are major influences on Neil. Neil played a tribute to Buddy right after Buddy died.... He jammed with Buddy's band.
The Professor is the best, but Danny Carey from Tool (master of polyrythm`s) and John Bohnam (Moby Dick) are right there as well! Buddy Rich is totally badass as well! We cannot forget Ginger Baker and Alex Van Halen!
I agree with those, another drummer seldom mentioned is Carl Palmer from ELP.
Not into drum solos but if you want to hear a real bangin’ Rush song check out Workin’ Man. It’s not only my favorite Rush songs, it’s one of my all time favorite rock songs!
Toto- 'Hold the Line'........'Rosanna"........."Africa".............stellar musicians...genre Rock jazz fusion progressive rock pop rock
A Other Great band from Ontario Canada, Is Motion Device. You will love them.
You have a great top 3 young man......good to see nowadays 👏
If you really liked Neil in this one, here are my suggestions for more of his best performances:
YYZ Live In Rio
Where's My Thing (Here It Is) Live In Dallas
Leave That Thing Alone, Toronto Molson Amphitheater, 1997
La Villa Strangiato Live In Cleveland, Time Machine Tour, 2011
Neil Peart R.I.P 🥁 🥁 🐐 🐐
In later Years, Neil was affected by Arthritis.
He wrote all Lyrics for Rush.
He loved Motorcycle Journeys.
Great Review.
Keep Rockin'🎸
RONNIE 🙂
Scotland 🏴🎸🎸
When Taylor Hawkins , Jethro Tulls drummer Duane Perry , Chad Smith Foo fighters , Stewart Copeland from the police , and others are at the side of Neil at his last concert you he a great player
Goat.
GOAT
Important for you to know that all of those orchestral sounds are triggered when Neil hits a pad that corresponds to that sound. That was ALL Neil!!! RIP Neil
Oh Gosh!
Love Neil. He's definitely one of the best. My personal favorite. But idk drummers that idk, so I can't say he's the best. I think Buddy Rich is the gold standard when it comes to the drumming community. I'm not in that community, it's just what I hear other drummers talk about all the time on their channels. You should check out Mr. Rich someday. I think everything about him will shock you.
Another great reaction 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Neil had a much longer more punishing career than John or Keith. He would ride a motorcycle all day to the next show, then play a 2-3 hour show.
"The Professor".... none better, nuf said
No we have our freedoms back, ( covid restrictions done ) let's go out on the 24th of May...at a park and remember what was Neil! Raise a toast and thanks to his genius musical and lyrically.
I own a 168 piece drum kit I call "8-Ball" inspired by Neil's kit. I have a video at my page here at TH-cam.
It's funny how you referred to one of the worlds greatest percussionists as, "A pretty good drummer" not long ago. Keith and John were actually two of his biggest influences along with Buddy acknowledged at the end of the solo.
Thanks for listening to this though.
🇨🇦 Yes, Neil is the best, but you missed Ginger Baker, from Cream !
They are definitely in the top echelon but absolutely not the best.
...there is no such thing as "the best"
It's just Pee - Air -T not Parrot. There's no arrot to the end of his name.
P-EAR-T. There's an "ear" in the middle.
Neil had a touch of the flu in Frankfurt and this wasn't one of his best solos imo there are many out there such as this one th-cam.com/video/6XPrNGpzeGI/w-d-xo.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE where he's much faster and more precise but even not up to snuff he blows away every other Rock drummer including Bonham and Moon who frankly died long before they could reach the level he attained.
I think this one gets so much attention because of the video quality and because people from all ranges can see how impressive it is. Drummers like myself and non Drummers can hear and see all the range he has.
Very musical solo.