One of my favorite Rush tracks. This was perfectly executed! (I’m using this video as sort of a “tool” to learn this song, although I’m working with a much more minimalist kit, haha!) Excellent job!!
You do the best job I’ve ever seen of anyone showing how to play Neil Peart on drums!! The only suggestion I would have is you have a lot of shadows in your lighting and sometimes it’s hard to follow your sticks because of them. I’m very grateful for these videos. Thank you.
I just stumbled on here. LONG TIME Rush fan. I'm into a lot of modern drum influences these days - with guys like Travis Orbin at the top. Anyway, I TH-cam'd "Show Don't Tell drums" and found this. (I really wanted to see Neil do it live.) At first I noticed how I could still hear Neil's drums and yours together, but then I set that aside and realized how terrifically faithful you were to this drum part. ...Extremely nuanced. Then I clicked on your channel and saw what a terrific, grateful Rush fan you are. Bravo, brudda - so happy to find this type of drumming and musical purity. Your channel is wholesome content, cheers!
Nice work Sterling! Presto was an underrated album, in my opinion. Would love to hear a cover of Available Light? Red Tide would be great as well. Keep keeping on brother.
When I learned this, it was one of my favs. Used to love playing the variations in each verse between the hi-hat and splash combinations Good to see you kept it like Neal. Good work. You crack me up how you return to your starting position after the songs end. Drum nerd. lol!!
WOW. That Rush song is the one that tricked me back than in the 90´s when I was an young drummer. Seemed impossible. Just loved all the tones you got out of those drums and cymbals,. Congrats!
I first heard this when it was a new song in 1990 and loved it a lot, I was like heck yeah this is some killer Rush like it used to be 10 years earlier, I wasn't a big fan of their mid-80s albums but this album came out close to 1990 and it was a return to more guitars or at least the way I like them played in Rush, keyboards were no longer the main thing driving the song like it had been the several last albums
One of my favorite Rush tracks. So damn good. I don't really know what to say but you are the closest to Neil himself in drumming in my opinion. Are you in a band?
Brother... SO good! This song has always resonated with me, both in playing the guitar parts, and also since Presto was the first live show for me. Just so fun to watch you play. I hope our paths cross one day so we can jam together!
Great cover my friend. Btw, would you have the MP3 audio track of your drum only (isolated) ? I have to play this song in couple of weeks and I need to pratice the bass solo passage in synch with drums...
Watching someone perfectly reproduce one of Neil’s drum parts like Mr. Fuentes is a cool reminder of just how inventive Neil is.
He should join rush
One of my favorite Rush tracks. This was perfectly executed! (I’m using this video as sort of a “tool” to learn this song, although I’m working with a much more minimalist kit, haha!)
Excellent job!!
Thank you for watching!
You do the best job I’ve ever seen of anyone showing how to play Neil Peart on drums!! The only suggestion I would have is you have a lot of shadows in your lighting and sometimes it’s hard to follow your sticks because of them. I’m very grateful for these videos. Thank you.
I just stumbled on here. LONG TIME Rush fan. I'm into a lot of modern drum influences these days - with guys like Travis Orbin at the top. Anyway, I TH-cam'd "Show Don't Tell drums" and found this. (I really wanted to see Neil do it live.) At first I noticed how I could still hear Neil's drums and yours together, but then I set that aside and realized how terrifically faithful you were to this drum part. ...Extremely nuanced. Then I clicked on your channel and saw what a terrific, grateful Rush fan you are. Bravo, brudda - so happy to find this type of drumming and musical purity. Your channel is wholesome content, cheers!
Wow, this really puts a perspective on how technical Peart was.
Never really loved that song, till now.
Nice work Sterling! Presto was an underrated album, in my opinion. Would love to hear a cover of Available Light? Red Tide would be great as well. Keep keeping on brother.
WOW! Really impressive.
Dude you nailed the really tricky part at 3:45. Great job Brother !!!!
What a awesome technique. Masterclass.
I've been jamming to this song on repeat today and knew I could find a cover of the song by you. You never disappoint. Nailed it!
One of my favorite Rush songs from a drumming perspective!
outstanding. 🤘🤘 my favorite Rush song.
When I learned this, it was one of my favs. Used to love playing the variations in each verse between the hi-hat and splash combinations
Good to see you kept it like Neal. Good work.
You crack me up how you return to your starting position after the songs end.
Drum nerd. lol!!
Man,, I am literally in love with you. Thank you for all your videos.
Great playing and great tone! Thank you!
VERY GOOD 👏👏👏👏👏
ANDERSON MORAES
From Brasil.
Fantastic job, gonna have this on repeat trying to learn it ;)
As good as it gets without Neil playing it himself I think. 👌🏻👍👌🏻👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good song to show how unconventional Neil’s drumming really was. Completely unique. Nice job recreating it bud
What a mind bender lots of technical stuff going on here! Great job!!!
I used t drum. . .I like your rolls. . NICE!
WOW. That Rush song is the one that tricked me back than in the 90´s when I was an young drummer. Seemed impossible. Just loved all the tones you got out of those drums and cymbals,. Congrats!
Umas das melhores introduções do Rock!
You can twist perception...reality won't budge...
Great line - so appropriate for these times.
I first heard this when it was a new song in 1990 and loved it a lot, I was like heck yeah this is some killer Rush like it used to be 10 years earlier, I wasn't a big fan of their mid-80s albums but this album came out close to 1990 and it was a return to more guitars or at least the way I like them played in Rush, keyboards were no longer the main thing driving the song like it had been the several last albums
Happy to see you have more subs, you deserve it. Show Don't Tell is one of those songs I listen too mainly for Neil's drumming. You nailed it as usual
Outstanding!!!!!!!!
Brilliant !!
Fantastic
Laser precision!!!
Great man!!!!!
Wow! Perfect
Excellent job dude!!
One of my favorite Rush tracks. So damn good. I don't really know what to say but you are the closest to Neil himself in drumming in my opinion. Are you in a band?
That's Right ! This song speaks through ! Excellent
Holy freekin crap! Nailed it!
Great job my man ! Mr . Peart himself would be proud !
PERFECTION Sterling!!! Well done!!! 🙂
Fantástico... um dos melhores que já vi... Perfect
Presto is such an underrated album, great work on this! 🤘
Nice job!
To “thumbs down” this cover is simply comical! Holy hell this good!
What 3 knobs down voted this?! Superb cover - nuf said.
Yup...how sad ,,,3 dislikes on a fantastic song / drum performance !
Awesome!
Ive been waiting for this one. Beautiful
Brother... SO good! This song has always resonated with me, both in playing the guitar parts, and also since Presto was the first live show for me. Just so fun to watch you play. I hope our paths cross one day so we can jam together!
That was Awesome!!! Well Done Sir
Holy shit, dis is damn impressive
Terrific job. I have been playing drums a long time. This is a very hard piece and you straight nailed it!
De los mejores covers!
❤️❤️
Molto bene!
You're a god.
Impressive! Aplausos!
Can tell your enjoying this one!
Fantastic man, really well done 👍
gracias
Great job dude!
Referente!!!!!!
Nice! RIP Neil
what did you do to get those samples on your pads - could you send me them - as i''m needing to use them for my rush tribute band
Great cover my friend. Btw, would you have the MP3 audio track of your drum only (isolated) ? I have to play this song in couple of weeks and I need to pratice the bass solo passage in synch with drums...
Deberías tocar en un homenaje a rush con geddy y alex❤
Vc é seguido por muitos Brazukas