3 blokes in their late 50's at the end of a 3 hour show absolutely shredding it better than kids a quarter of their age. How did the 3 greatest players in rock end up in the same band ? Lucky for us they did
This is the song that put them on the map. It was mailed to a Cleveland radio station. The DJ had to go to the bathroom so she picked the longest song. When she got back, the phones were ringing off the hook. People were calling in wondering when the new Zeppelin album was coming out. She had to explain they were RUSH. Her name was Deb Halpern. Also, the original version didn't have this first part in a Reggae format.
Neil did okay on this song seeing as John Rutsey did the drums on the studio version. And the story goes that Geddy wrote the lyrics for this song (and all the other lyrics on the first album) in one night. The following is an early version of "Working Man" with RUSH (and Rutsey) playing to a crowd at a Jr. High School in 1974: th-cam.com/video/SZYr_J9H54I/w-d-xo.html
Xanadu from Exit... Stage Left is an ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE. They take you on a journey, the intro is a soundscape that creates such an incredible mood and feeling of wonder.
I agree...Xanadu from Exit...Stage Left. Also, Freewill, and Red Barchetta from Exit... are so worth watching. All spectacular live performances. A MUST see would be (I know you've already listened to YYZ, but the A Show of Hands, version includes an abridged drum solo that is one the best performances ever given by Neil Peart, the drummer. Here's a link....you can thank me later... th-cam.com/video/nl8W1DddK_Q/w-d-xo.html
Cleveland put them on the map, and these guys never forget the people who have helped them throughout their career. Donna Halper (a DJ) picked this song due to how long it was for bathroom breaks. To this day they still keep in contact with her. I've seen quite a few bands over the decades and Rush has ruined live concerts for me, because nobody has come close to their energy and playing ability. The only song that comes to mind that hasn't had to many reactions is Red Barchetta live from Exit Stage Left. Take care!✌
Of course Cleveland helped. It’s less than 300 miles by car to Toronto. Just as you go to the border towns in Texas you’re going to find a lot of Mexican food and influence. Then when the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame came in 1983 well that just started radiating a general musical influence that definitely went back-and-forth over the border. There isn’t a Canadian performer that I know of (that’s the key if you don’t know of them in America they couldn’t have gotten that big.) that made it big without USA.
to answer your question, it's "G"eddy with the hard "G". his name is Gary, but his mom's thick accent made it sound like "Geddy", so that's how everyone always called him.
If you'd like to see one of their slower songs, check out "The Garden" on their Clockwork Angels tour. It was their last song on their last album, and it's a beautiful end to an incredible career.
@@mylesdevine9513 I've often said that in Alex's solo, he expresses gratitude for the moments they had together, extreme sadness that they are gone, and a glint of hope that will be more moments to come.
Rush just rocks. Nuff said. Simply amazing for 50 years. "I can't wait to hear all their hits." That is going to be quite the journey my friend. They have many, many hits.
Working Man was ALWAYS one of the best songs in their concert. The Time Machine Tour version was a really nice twist. They took a great song and made it even better. What a concert that was!
The reggae introduction was just for this tour. If you want to bang your head check out Headlong Flight from the Clockwork Angels album, it’s awesome.👍🔥🎧🤘🏻
We're not worthy!! We're not worthy!!Rush are truly one of the best rock bands ever. RIP Neal Peart. Love how they changed it up in the beginning of the song with a reggae sound. Check out Bravado from their live in Rio De Janeiro video. You'll love it.👍😀🙏
It never ceases to blow my mind how easy they made this look. Alex is absolutely melting that guitar and he isn't even breaking a sweat. Geddy is doing the same to that bass, and Neil back there is beating the ever loving hell out of those drums. None of them look like they're working hard or even really trying. Absolute masters each of them, deeply in love with what they do.
Saw this concert live in my home city of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and it was just as great here as it was in Cleveland! RUSH always gave their fans 100+%. What you see is what you get at all RUSH concerts! Cheers from Canada! 🍻🇨🇦🍻🇨🇦
Yes, Gibby rocking out to my namesake and his two best mates, I was named after singer/bassist Geddy Lee, so you know I've been a Rush fan my whole life. Keep rocking, Gibby!
Try 'The Garden' live. It's the last song on their last album before Neil Peart passed. Neil wrote most of the lyrics for Rush. This song is possibly a reflection of his life, having lost his daughter and partner within 6 months.
Unfortunately Neil is no longer with us he passed about a year and a half ago because of brain cancer. Tomorrow night there's actually a special showing it's selected theaters of the r40 tour I can't wait! Some great songs to check out are resist, nobody's hero, test for echo, Far Cry, the garden, and b2bu just to get you started
Yes, original RUSH drummer John Rutsey who only played on their 1974 self titled debut album RUSH & the Professor aka RUSH drummer Neil Peart have both passed away.
Rush are their own label. They do not strike, as far as I can tell. They in fact, sent Lost In Vegas, a gift package. Which they used as a give away for their fans.
I do love the reggae vibe they did for the live version on this tour. may years ago I bought the RUSH album simply because the art was so cheap I figured they had to have put all of their money and energy into the music. I was hooked from that album on 🤓
This was the greatest performance live of this song - RIP Neil Peart, I believe that was his very last song live before he passed. Saw them twice thankfully - their first album wasn't even with Neil on drums but it's actually my favorite now even more than Moving Pictures or 2112 - btw I was #100 like
His last concert was in Los Angeles. I think this was the last one in Cleveland. I was fortunate enough to see their final tour in both Detroit and near Washington DC, in 2015
As a "person of faith" you may find it of interest that Geddy Lee's parents were survivors of the Holocaust. They met when they were just teenagers in a "Jewish Ghetto" in Nazi occupied Poland (Starachowice). After being held (separately) in Dachau, Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz when their liberators came his father set out to find 'Manya' (Ged's mother). Of course he found her. They married and eventually settled in Canada. "Gary" was born 29 July 1953 in Toronto. Alex's parents also arrived in the Toronto area, albeit only from British Columbia, shortly thereafter. Geddy and Alex met in junior high school. The rest is rock and roll history.
and they have said they have no religious beliefs. which one can tell from the neil lyrics and geddy said and alex nodded his head no beliefs in gods but believed in spreading good energy out.
I always like to start with studio recordings, then check out live versions. The studio version doesn't begin with a reggae beat, it's a full blown rocker and my favorite RUSH song.
Check out from RUSH: Finding My Way, Anthem, Bastille Day, 2112 or Temples Of Syrinx, Something For Nothing, Circumstances, Xanadu, Subdivisions, Distant Early Warning, Show Don't Tell, Freewill, Red Barchetta, etc, etc, etc
Dynamite performance!! Check out One Little Victory live in Rio Xanadu from Exit Stage Left La Villa Strangiato official music video Where's my thing/Here it was live in Dallas Cheers ✌🇨🇦
You cannot go wrong with any Rush, seriously. ... You may prefer certain eras more than others. I love it all because it just reflects a commitment to their craft and doing what they wantwd, even when it wasn't popular with anyone (fans included) So you've started with their older stuff, so I'd recommend La Villa Strangiato, Natural Science, Red Barchetta, Freewill, Limelight, Fly by Night.. Then when you are ready for some concept pieces, By-Tor and the Snowdog, 2112, Cygnus X-1 Book1 and then the second half of the story continued on their Hemispheres Cygnus X-1 Book 2. The last album they released was Clockwork Angels and is a full concept album. There was also a book released of the story. Probably their finest overall body off work. Sadly their percussionist, Neil, aka the Professor, passed away last January. He also wrote the majority of the band's lyrics, I believe 5 books, and is arguably, the greatest drummer of all time. He's always 1, 2, or 3 depending on the list. You should probably check out one of his solos also. Neil Peart. I written too much now so good luck on your journey! Welcome to the family!
more live stuff is from their 1988 Show of Hands tour and their 2002 Live in Rio tour. when you have the crowd singing an instrumental it is amazing. great job Gibby. keep running down the Rush Rabbit hole.
A Rolling Stone writer once asked Eddie Van Halen how it felt to be the greatest guitar player, His answer, " I don't know, you should ask Alex Lifeson".
Having seen them around 15 times, my only lament is I wish I could have seen them once on their early tours but, I'd have to be a bit older than I am, and I'm 52. I absolutely love how the three of them gel, not just on stage but, as collaborators when writing Rush's music as well as friends. Over the decades, Geddy's voice smoothed out a bit and didn't push the upper registers as often as their early days. One of my absolute favorite early captures of them is from the Fifth Order of Angels soundboard bootleg of the song "In the End" from their Fly by Night album. From the chunky sound of his bass to the power and hunger you hear in his voice during the countdown at around the 1:25 mark. Gives me goosebumps most every time. th-cam.com/video/3AZFW6fD7sc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MrRush1974
The album version and original live version of Working Man is awesome also. Very much like this one but without the Reggae and some of the showing off by Alex although this was always one for Alex to show off.
OK, your mission: YYZ Live in Rio; Neil Peart ( AKA Professor...RIP) drum solo Frankfurt, Germany; Subdivisions; Tom Sawyer; La Villa Strangiato. That's a good start to your Rush rabbit hole soldier.
Love the reaction and love the shirt! Will your wife be making those in different colors? Btw, if you can fit Rush AND Def Leppard on that shirt I'll pay DOUBLE!
Devin, need an adrenalin Rush?, strap on the seat belt so you don't fall out of your chair _ Play - Closer To The Heart (Live 1998) Video takes you through the ages of Rush _Amazing, How good is Geddy on Bass _ check it out
If you want quintessential Rush get the “Exit Stage Left” video and the “All The World’s A Stage” album. I saw Rush live for 30 or so years. A fan since the mid 70’s. For the punch you in the gut sonic orgasm Rush (i.e. “2112”) you have keep before the “Grace Under Pressure” album. I know I’ll get hate: “Awe dude Presto had this song and Broken Arrow had that song.” I don’t hate the rest, love it. It’s Rush! But I’ve been listening to them a long time. Albums, concerts, playing their songs on guitar. C’mon “Anthem”, “Natural Science”? You can’t compare that to “Drive” and I love that song. Well you can tell my age since I use the term album, I bought my first house the year after you were born. The few songs that I did mention here that you may not know check them out you will love it. Now time for the disclaimer. That was my humble ridiculously biased dumb opinion that means absolutely nothing in the scheme of things. Enjoy God bless.
RUSH, the best band ever!!! Check out La Villa Strangiato next! Also I suggest you check out the best band in the world today...Band Maid- Domination-live! 🎶🎸🥁🎸🎶🔥🙂
How deep into the Rush library do you want to go? Cause like every band there are period. Mid 80's was more electric sounding, Early Rush was more Led Zeppelin, with their last increment it turns out heave with also a classic rock nod to those before feel,. Don't fret Neil is with us always along with is glorious spirit.
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3 blokes in their late 50's at the end of a 3 hour show absolutely shredding it better than kids a quarter of their age. How did the 3 greatest players in rock end up in the same band ? Lucky for us they did
More even than that, the complete EASE with which they do it. None of them are breaking a sweat. All three look relaxed and just having a fun time.
This is the song that put them on the map. It was mailed to a Cleveland radio station. The DJ had to go to the bathroom so she picked the longest song. When she got back, the phones were ringing off the hook. People were calling in wondering when the new Zeppelin album was coming out. She had to explain they were RUSH. Her name was Deb Halpern. Also, the original version didn't have this first part in a Reggae format.
On other tours, they started the song as a polka.
Neil did okay on this song seeing as John Rutsey did the drums on the studio version. And the story goes that Geddy wrote the lyrics for this song (and all the other lyrics on the first album) in one night.
The following is an early version of "Working Man" with RUSH (and Rutsey) playing to a crowd at a Jr. High School in 1974:
th-cam.com/video/SZYr_J9H54I/w-d-xo.html
Xanadu from Exit... Stage Left is an ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE. They take you on a journey, the intro is a soundscape that creates such an incredible mood and feeling of wonder.
I agree...Xanadu from Exit...Stage Left. Also, Freewill, and Red Barchetta from Exit... are so worth watching. All spectacular live performances. A MUST see would be (I know you've already listened to YYZ, but the A Show of Hands, version includes an abridged drum solo that is one the best performances ever given by Neil Peart, the drummer. Here's a link....you can thank me later... th-cam.com/video/nl8W1DddK_Q/w-d-xo.html
Agree 100%
Yes, Xanadu from the exit stage left video, live performance. This and also la villa strangiato from same show
I'm trying to recall a Rush song that wasn't. Have you listened to Styx, Crystal Ball ?
Cleveland put them on the map, and these guys never forget the people who have helped them throughout their career. Donna Halper (a DJ) picked this song due to how long it was for bathroom breaks. To this day they still keep in contact with her.
I've seen quite a few bands over the decades and Rush has ruined live concerts for me, because nobody has come close to their energy and playing ability.
The only song that comes to mind that hasn't had to many reactions is Red Barchetta live from Exit Stage Left.
Take care!✌
@ Rick Haddad: You beat me to it.
Well said. Also, Red Barchetta is dangerous to drive to. :D
Of course Cleveland helped. It’s less than 300 miles by car to Toronto. Just as you go to the border towns in Texas you’re going to find a lot of Mexican food and influence. Then when the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame came in 1983 well that just started radiating a general musical influence that definitely went back-and-forth over the border. There isn’t a Canadian performer that I know of (that’s the key if you don’t know of them in America they couldn’t have gotten that big.) that made it big without USA.
to answer your question, it's "G"eddy with the hard "G". his name is Gary, but his mom's thick accent made it sound like "Geddy", so that's how everyone always called him.
he legally changed his name to geddy lee
Fantastic example of their ability to execute to perfection night after night. Rush is the best..!!
If you'd like to see one of their slower songs, check out "The Garden" on their Clockwork Angels tour. It was their last song on their last album, and it's a beautiful end to an incredible career.
Awesome song, love how emotional Alex gets!!!!!!
@@mylesdevine9513 I've often said that in Alex's solo, he expresses gratitude for the moments they had together, extreme sadness that they are gone, and a glint of hope that will be more moments to come.
@@RichAraujo almost brings me to tears watching him play that solo, can see it in his face. Then think of Neil. 😞
Just an amazing swan song!!!!!
Rush just rocks. Nuff said. Simply amazing for 50 years. "I can't wait to hear all their hits." That is going to be quite the journey my friend. They have many, many hits.
And Closer to the Heart, 1998 version !!!!!!! Incredible !!!!!!!
Greatest concert tri-solo ever!
Working Man was ALWAYS one of the best songs in their concert. The Time Machine Tour version was a really nice twist. They took a great song and made it even better. What a concert that was!
As a person growing with Rush, I enjoy watching reactions. Yours is truly genuine and true.
You see that crowd ?Absolute rocked the house! Rush was up there baby
There is nothing like watching this band live
The reggae introduction was just for this tour. If you want to bang your head check out Headlong Flight from the Clockwork Angels album, it’s awesome.👍🔥🎧🤘🏻
I was at that show!! My head is one on the floor on Geddy's side. 😀Saw them 20 times and love everything they did. Btw...awesome shirt
Go down the rabbit hole! The best band ever! R.I.P NEAL PEART! Best drummer ever!
The comic version of 2112 is an experience beyond music
We're not worthy!! We're not worthy!!Rush are truly one of the best rock bands ever. RIP Neal Peart. Love how they changed it up in the beginning of the song with a reggae sound. Check out Bravado from their live in Rio De Janeiro video. You'll love it.👍😀🙏
3 dudes that created a symphony orchestra.
"The Greatest Band in the Universe!!! Epic performance.. Great reaction.
Nothing short of f-ing brilliant.
It never ceases to blow my mind how easy they made this look. Alex is absolutely melting that guitar and he isn't even breaking a sweat. Geddy is doing the same to that bass, and Neil back there is beating the ever loving hell out of those drums. None of them look like they're working hard or even really trying. Absolute masters each of them, deeply in love with what they do.
Saw this concert live in my home city of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and it was just as great here as it was in Cleveland! RUSH always gave their fans 100+%. What you see is what you get at all RUSH concerts!
Cheers from Canada! 🍻🇨🇦🍻🇨🇦
Yes, Gibby rocking out to my namesake and his two best mates, I was named after singer/bassist Geddy Lee, so you know I've been a Rush fan my whole life. Keep rocking, Gibby!
Live version of Xanadu is a must watch.
Part of the soundtrack of my youth. Cosmic Rock & Roll.
Try 'The Garden' live. It's the last song on their last album before Neil Peart passed. Neil wrote most of the lyrics for Rush. This song is possibly a reflection of his life, having lost his daughter and partner within 6 months.
What a Rush!
That was the curtain call after a three hour show and these guys were in their fifties. 😊
Unfortunately Neil is no longer with us he passed about a year and a half ago because of brain cancer. Tomorrow night there's actually a special showing it's selected theaters of the r40 tour I can't wait! Some great songs to check out are resist, nobody's hero, test for echo, Far Cry, the garden, and b2bu just to get you started
I'll be going to see it tomorrow. Can't wait.
Going in Florida, too!
Same
Ya gotta check out their "Best Intro EVER!!!!! " 🔥🔥🔥
Yes, original RUSH drummer John Rutsey who only played on their 1974 self titled debut album RUSH & the Professor aka RUSH drummer Neil Peart have both passed away.
Rush are their own label. They do not strike, as far as I can tell.
They in fact, sent Lost In Vegas, a gift package. Which they used as a give away for their fans.
ALEX IS THE MOST UNDERRATED GUITARIST....PERIOD.
Seriously though
I do love the reggae vibe they did for the live version on this tour. may years ago I bought the RUSH album simply because the art was so cheap I figured they had to have put all of their money and energy into the music. I was hooked from that album on 🤓
Xanadu ~ Exit Stage Left [1981] should be next, imo.
I can't like this comment enough.
I am saddened, that I will never see them live in concert.
Got a sub here.
Love the t-shirt! I saw Led Zeppelin and Rush both in '77!
Absolutely Nobody Get Down Like The Boy’s!!!
This was the greatest performance live of this song - RIP Neil Peart, I believe that was his very last song live before he passed. Saw them twice thankfully - their first album wasn't even with Neil on drums but it's actually my favorite now even more than Moving Pictures or 2112 - btw I was #100 like
His last concert was in Los Angeles. I think this was the last one in Cleveland. I was fortunate enough to see their final tour in both Detroit and near Washington DC, in 2015
Such a unique and amazing sound, the vocals the number of instruments thru out...Splendid, amazing, loved it...Thanks Devin Peace
Xanadu exit stage left. Great live performance.
Performed in 1981, when they were at their prime (especially the voice of Geddy Lee). A must see.
Gotta do Xanadu from Exit Stage Left ! It will blow your mind.
need to listen to 2112 studio recording, that is a 20 minute masterpiece
OHHH NINTH grade!!! Seen them before anyone .. meaning radio ever knew who they were.. My first concert.. 14 years old
As a "person of faith" you may find it of interest that Geddy Lee's parents were survivors of the Holocaust. They met when they were just teenagers in a "Jewish Ghetto" in Nazi occupied Poland (Starachowice). After being held (separately) in Dachau, Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz when their liberators came his father set out to find 'Manya' (Ged's mother). Of course he found her. They married and eventually settled in Canada. "Gary" was born 29 July 1953 in Toronto.
Alex's parents also arrived in the Toronto area, albeit only from British Columbia, shortly thereafter. Geddy and Alex met in junior high school. The rest is rock and roll history.
and they have said they have no religious beliefs. which one can tell from the neil lyrics and geddy said and alex nodded his head no beliefs in gods but believed in spreading good energy out.
I always like to start with studio recordings, then check out live versions. The studio version doesn't begin with a reggae beat, it's a full blown rocker and my favorite RUSH song.
great review bud, and yes I saw that cup you had........................ Rise Up babee!!
I was at this concert. Awsome!! 1st half was Moving Pictures
Official fly by night video by Rush.
Nice tee! Love this! Great stuff
Excellent job
Check out from RUSH: Finding My Way, Anthem, Bastille Day, 2112 or Temples Of Syrinx, Something For Nothing, Circumstances, Xanadu, Subdivisions, Distant Early Warning, Show Don't Tell, Freewill, Red Barchetta, etc, etc, etc
Dynamite performance!! Check out One Little Victory live in Rio
Xanadu from Exit Stage Left
La Villa Strangiato official music video
Where's my thing/Here it was live in Dallas
Cheers ✌🇨🇦
Great choices there. Just a few to get him started.
You cannot go wrong with any Rush, seriously. ... You may prefer certain eras more than others. I love it all because it just reflects a commitment to their craft and doing what they wantwd, even when it wasn't popular with anyone (fans included) So you've started with their older stuff, so I'd recommend La Villa Strangiato, Natural Science, Red Barchetta, Freewill, Limelight, Fly by Night.. Then when you are ready for some concept pieces, By-Tor and the Snowdog, 2112, Cygnus X-1 Book1 and then the second half of the story continued on their Hemispheres Cygnus X-1 Book 2. The last album they released was Clockwork Angels and is a full concept album. There was also a book released of the story. Probably their finest overall body off work. Sadly their percussionist, Neil, aka the Professor, passed away last January. He also wrote the majority of the band's lyrics, I believe 5 books, and is arguably, the greatest drummer of all time. He's always 1, 2, or 3 depending on the list. You should probably check out one of his solos also. Neil Peart. I written too much now so good luck on your journey! Welcome to the family!
And studio, live, or lyric video is usually just up to you. There are a couple rhat I prefer one over the other, but it's all effing amazing
Love your enthusiasm and interpretation!! Thumbs up on your video and content!!
Fantastic reaction, different then the reaction that don’t react! Love it. Just discovered you and love your work. More Rush please!
more live stuff is from their 1988 Show of Hands tour and their 2002 Live in Rio tour. when you have the crowd singing an instrumental it is amazing. great job Gibby. keep running down the Rush Rabbit hole.
BEST RUSH ON TH-cam !!!!! 🔥💥🔥💥🔥
I have one of Neal Pearts drumsticks. ❤ I have great pics too
A Rolling Stone writer once asked Eddie Van Halen how it felt to be the greatest guitar player, His answer, " I don't know, you should ask Alex Lifeson".
Great one Gibby
Cygnus X-1....... Must Listen, 🇨🇦😎
Move that Zep logo lower down, RUSH are always on top.
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Xanadu. Exit Stage Left video.
🐐🐐🐐
Must listen to there earlier take on this
Having seen them around 15 times, my only lament is I wish I could have seen them once on their early tours but, I'd have to be a bit older than I am, and I'm 52. I absolutely love how the three of them gel, not just on stage but, as collaborators when writing Rush's music as well as friends. Over the decades, Geddy's voice smoothed out a bit and didn't push the upper registers as often as their early days. One of my absolute favorite early captures of them is from the Fifth Order of Angels soundboard bootleg of the song "In the End" from their Fly by Night album. From the chunky sound of his bass to the power and hunger you hear in his voice during the countdown at around the 1:25 mark. Gives me goosebumps most every time.
th-cam.com/video/3AZFW6fD7sc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MrRush1974
The Three Guys Orchestra are back in the channel!
Great react
Best band ever!
Great shirt
She needs to make you a shirt!
Zeppelin, Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Who, Yard Birds the founders of Metal Music
🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼😎
The album version and original live version of Working Man is awesome also. Very much like this one but without the Reggae and some of the showing off by Alex although this was always one for Alex to show off.
Great reaction! But i hit the sub button when you dissed LeChina James! 🤘
Best Live Performance
RUSH - Xanadu - Live In Montreal 1981 (2021 HD Remaster 60fps)
Alex Lifeson - 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, pedal synthesizer, volume pedal; Geddy Lee - Vocals, bass guitar, 6 string guitar, foot pedal synthesizer, electric piano/synthesizer; Neil Peart - Lyrics, Drums, orchestra bells, tubular bells, wind chimes, crotales, timbales, timpani, gong, temple blocks, bell tree, triangle, and melodic cowbells.
th-cam.com/video/2byjJkN_nVY/w-d-xo.html
OK, your mission: YYZ Live in Rio; Neil Peart ( AKA Professor...RIP) drum solo Frankfurt, Germany; Subdivisions; Tom Sawyer; La Villa Strangiato. That's a good start to your Rush rabbit hole soldier.
Love the reaction and love the shirt! Will your wife be making those in different colors? Btw, if you can fit Rush AND Def Leppard on that shirt I'll pay DOUBLE!
If I could go back in time it would be signals reunion arena Dallas Texas 1983
2112 and Farewell to Kings
Devin, need an adrenalin Rush?, strap on the seat belt so you don't fall out of your chair _ Play - Closer To The Heart (Live 1998) Video takes you through the ages of Rush _Amazing, How good is Geddy on Bass _ check it out
Xanadu - Live, Exit Stage Left
The original album cut didn't include the reggae intro.
If you want quintessential Rush get the “Exit Stage Left” video and the “All The World’s A Stage” album. I saw Rush live for 30 or so years. A fan since the mid 70’s. For the punch you in the gut sonic orgasm Rush (i.e. “2112”) you have keep before the “Grace Under Pressure” album. I know I’ll get hate: “Awe dude Presto had this song and Broken Arrow had that song.” I don’t hate the rest, love it. It’s Rush! But I’ve been listening to them a long time. Albums, concerts, playing their songs on guitar. C’mon “Anthem”, “Natural Science”? You can’t compare that to “Drive” and I love that song. Well you can tell my age since I use the term album, I bought my first house the year after you were born. The few songs that I did mention here that you may not know check them out you will love it. Now time for the disclaimer. That was my humble ridiculously biased dumb opinion that means absolutely nothing in the scheme of things. Enjoy God bless.
A longer song, but one that needs to be done is 2112
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The Reggae part was not in the original, this was added for live shows, this is three guys from Toronto in their fifties after a three hour showing
RUSH, the best band ever!!! Check out La Villa Strangiato next! Also I suggest you check out the best band in the world today...Band Maid- Domination-live! 🎶🎸🥁🎸🎶🔥🙂
La Villa, yes! Bland Maid, no ffs 👊
Were did you get that sick tee??
How deep into the Rush library do you want to go? Cause like every band there are period. Mid 80's was more electric sounding, Early Rush was more Led Zeppelin, with their last increment it turns out heave with also a classic rock nod to those before feel,. Don't fret Neil is with us always along with is glorious spirit.
Red Barchetta the studio version , would be a good one to do ,
please just listen and we REACTORS will make up our own mind to follow or not??? :) ♥ ♥ ♥
Anything from Rush in Rio .
Bruh, how much weight did you lose??
Awesome job.
The Greatest Band in the Universe!! Epic performance...Great reaction Devin..
Check out Limelight.
Just 3 Guys in their late 50's showing today's youth how its done... 3 hours into their set.
I don't know if you were having a cardiac arrest or an organism
"orgasm", unless you mean he looks like he's giving birth to an organism, i.e. an alien embryo 😁