It's funny, that, when this song first came out, everyone thought it was new Zeppelin. Everybody looked for it in the stores, or called the radio station. No one realized it was a new band out of Canada. Little did anyone know what heights they would climb to. They only turned out to be the best three-man band ever! And better than most bands with 4-8 people. And to me, they never sounded anything like Zep. Or anyone else for that matter. Rock wouldn't have been the same without Rush
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thanks that because I don't hear the Zep in their songs. You must have a good ear like me and can hear the difference.
Their 1st album, Rush, has so many different styles its crazy. Of course at the time I didnt know that. But being 57 and having listened to decades worth of music now, I can hear everything from Yes, Black Sabbath, Skynyrd, LZ, Jethro Tull and many others in this album. Its evident they were still "Finding their Way" stylistically. But for a LZ sounding song, try "What You're Doing". That one riff is straight from Led Zeppelin no doubt... ruclips.net/video/EBvJRI_Ftm0/видео.html
The song that opened the door for them. A Cleveland DJ used this song for her bathroom breaks due to the length of the song. To this very day they are still tight with this DJ, because that's just who these guys are. Take care ✌
Rick Haddad, I was born and raised in Canton Oh. It’s 60 mi. South of Cleveland. We used to get WMMS and would listen to this while she was on her bathroom break.
@Tim Dunn: I've already had the opportunity to use it at work and my co-workers cracked up, however, I didn't use it to describe a pleasant experience such as listening to Rush but rather an unfortunate incident involving an irritated customer whom I suspected was bat-shit crazy. Lol
The early Rush is what I grew up with (I'm 57). I'd suggest listening to "Anthem", "Fly by Night" and "Bastille Day". Peace out from New Brunswick, Canada
You and everyone that replied are nuts. There is nothing Sabbath sounding about this song. It's purely RUSH 100%. At least to me. Maybe I'm mishearing something. All I hear is RUSH.
But we got teenage SoundCloud rappers who are geniuses now! That is a impressive piece of work for a band that young and it holds up overtime. (pun intended)
@@markstill8258 It takes a lot more work to be a n accomplished musician that it does a rapper. Not saying a rapper isn't talented but to master a musical instrument is 10,000 hours.
Was in High School when this came out, wore the record out. This hooked me on Rush, I saw them 8 times live in my life and each time was better than the last. First time I heard this song live they lifted the roof off the arena. Then they added Neil to drums and they just kept evolving, love seeing you getting hooked on Rush too, join the club!
I agree as well but the original version is so raw and just so early Rush so I'm kind of glad you did this one because it is the original Jam and Alex is just on fire in this song as he is on time machine.
@@Snowdogkh I saw it in Houston, TX. One of their best concerts. Jamal, if they EVER come around again, you have to see them live!! You'll love them even more!!
John Rutsey on the drums. He left the band after the first album and Alex and Geddy found Neil after that. The rest is the history of Rush with the professor.
All of the lyrics on the 1st album were supposed to be written by the original drummer but, as Geddy Lee recalled, they had not been done by the day before they were set to record. Therefore, Geddy stayed up all night and wrote all the lyrics himself in 8 hours. IMO, that's why the lyrics are so straight forward on this album. Before the next album, they picked up Neil Peart as the new drummer and, impressed with how many books he read and the words he used, they were happy to let him take over the lyrics. If you haven't watched it yet, check out Beyond the Lighted Stage, the Rush documentary.
I love this song so much. Im a working man. this song represents me and all my fellow man that work hard for a living. the guitar of Alex lifeson sings to me.
Geddy's lyrics tended to be straightforward descriptions of his own experiences. While Neil sometimes did the same, his lyrics often include fantastic imagery, historical and literary references, complex themes, metaphors, and allegory. "The Pass" has a mixture of both styles, with personal experiences being expressed through poetic imagery (e.g. "Turn around and walk the razor's edge / Don't turn your back and slam the door on me")
I loved that you just went for the original version but at some point in your life watch Working Man - Live in Cleveland. And turn on that record button so we can all enjoy your reaction. You will love the way the song has evolved. Thanks for all the Rush reactions!
I’ve never liked the early Rush as much as what came after the first few albums BUT there are gems like this and of course “Anthem” that I will always stop what I’m doing to listen to.
HeavyMetalBluegrass it’s all in personal taste, right? I really started liking them from the synth era from “Moving Pictures” to “Roll the Bones”. Albums before and after that period I like, but not as much and don’t listen to them too often.
@@devilpuppetsinc I think the synth era has Neil's best lyrics, especially the run between Signals and Presto, but all the way back to Permanent Waves and as far forward as Counterparts.
This song is not only the greatest Rush song, but one of the greatest songs of all time. It just kicks ass, and is one of my favorite songs to jam to when im driving with the windows down. Just an amazing jam tune....
Yeah they turned very "techno" in the 80's... I was 100% until after Moving Pictures. Nevertheless, I'm still a HUGE fan of everything up to that point!
Neil Peart didn't have to relearn how to drum-it was great the way he was doing it. But with all the family death that came his way,whatever kept his head straight is fine by me...
I digested Signals, but after that, album after album was a disappointment, and I can not tell you how big a thing that was for me. I am much more tolerant nowadays 😆.
Some suggestions to discover some other artists ;) Heart - Barracuda, live 1977 Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love Neil Young - Rockin' in The Free World Guns N' Roses - November Rain Thin Lizzy - Whiskey In The Jar Soundgarden (Chris Cornell's main group) - The Day I Tried To Live Mad Season (other band with Layne Staley) - Wake Up
They recorded this album in a few days IIRC. Also, IIRC, Geddy wrote all of the lyrics in a day. Rutsey was supposed to do the lyrics but didn't have any.
Classic Rush!! Love it bro!! John Rutsy on the debut, on drums, his only album with the band because he was a raging drunk and hated to perform. And still this debut is such a classic! Do a reaction to "Take a Friend" off this album, I'd love hearing that one!
The original band [w/John Rutsey (not Neil Peart) on the kit]. ...A bit more of a "Zeppelin-clone" sound, at this point, but, the writing skills and instrumental deftness are already developing and showing-up (just not at the level they would be in a few years (and, of course, with the addition of, one, Mr. Peart. 💜). ...definitely a "different Rush," but ...nonetheless... 👍🔥😁
Hey Jamel...just wanted to let you know that this is John Rutsey playing drums, not Neil Peart. This is the ONLY album that Neil did not play on. After this album came out, John Rutsey left the band, and Neil supported this album when they began their first tour. The rest, as they say, is history...
Rush is king here in Toronto, this is there home town. this is there debut album, came out in 74, this album had John Howard Rutsey on drums, who was a fantastic drummer as well, no comparison to Neil of course but still good . He had to leave the band due to health reasons . Unfortunately John Rutsey died back in 2008.they were 21 and 22 years old at the time...
Jamal you need to listen to All the world’s a stage! Energy from a live crowd enhances the music!! In the end is an awesome song live and if you like working man-listen to All the world’s a stage version of it!! Talk about music getting under your skin and goose bumps-listen to that version of the song LIVE in the seventies before you were born. This band got popular through word of mouth- not from radio air play- most stations wouldn’t even play it on the air because songs were too long for radio!! All the world’s a stage not on the radio?!!? No, not back in the day-really sad for those who never heard of them back in the seventies! But those who became fans because of word of mouth back in the day are truly family and know how they got to where they are-awesome concerts and a lot of hard work!! Never have and never will see 3 people be so f@$&ing precise as this band is! You have to recognize it-if you don’t you may be blind but I hope you’re not deaf because your definitely need to listen to their first live album! Energy is awesome!!!!
a little late to the party here, found this from watching your Ren reactions 3 years into the future, lol - to find out you do have indeed a great taste in music! Love this song, going to watch your YYZ next!
Have you ever sat and watched one of Rush's live performance videos? I don't mean making a reaction video, just sitting back and enjoying the music. If you haven't done that, I encourage you to.
Nice! But I haven't bugged you for awhile for Jethro Tull; Aqualung, Locomotive Breath, Cross Eyed Mary; & Nazareth; pretty much anything from the Hair of the Dog album! Pretty please?!!
I love older raw tone RUSH... I used to play DEFENDER in the arcades listening to this... Spending my hard earned Paperboy money... I lived on a mountain in rainy ass Oregon...
Alex is criminally under-rated on the guitar.
Except by guitarists. 😁
YES!
so true...through so many eras, Lifeson was always just amazing and the perfect fit
No he's not. I've been in bands since I was 15 years old and I never met a musician who didn't think Alex Lifeson was GOD
@@outofmoney3556 Had. RIP Neil.
I think you should do every Rush song from 70's in order.
Escalera al Cielo haha! Hard to be more correct than that!
Haha! Seconded!
LOL 3rd'd
Followed by every Rush song from the '80s. :-)
As Kevin said, you mean just start there, right?
It's funny, that, when this song first came out, everyone thought it was new Zeppelin. Everybody looked for it in the stores, or called the radio station. No one realized it was a new band out of Canada. Little did anyone know what heights they would climb to. They only turned out to be the best three-man band ever! And better than most bands with 4-8 people. And to me, they never sounded anything like Zep. Or anyone else for that matter. Rock wouldn't have been the same without Rush
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thanks that because I don't hear the Zep in their songs. You must have a good ear like me and can hear the difference.
Their 1st album, Rush, has so many different styles its crazy. Of course at the time I didnt know that. But being 57 and having listened to decades worth of music now, I can hear everything from Yes, Black Sabbath, Skynyrd, LZ, Jethro Tull and many others in this album. Its evident they were still "Finding their Way" stylistically. But for a LZ sounding song, try "What You're Doing". That one riff is straight from Led Zeppelin no doubt... ruclips.net/video/EBvJRI_Ftm0/видео.html
Hendrix Experience would be the best trio ever. But Rush is close!
Huh? Sounds nothing like Robert Plant.
Funny, still replies in this chain, love the three man bands but I believe in another Cream of the crop!;-)
The song that opened the door for them. A Cleveland DJ used this song for her bathroom breaks due to the length of the song. To this very day they are still tight with this DJ, because that's just who these guys are.
Take care ✌
Thanks for the RUSH history bit
Rick Haddad, I was born and raised in Canton Oh. It’s 60 mi. South of Cleveland. We used to get WMMS and would listen to this while she was on her bathroom break.
@@charliejonas4609
That's awesome!
Her name was Donna Halper and she was also the Program manager at WMMS. Good times back then.
I"m From Ohio heard this gem when i was 15 been hooked ever since 1975
Whole different production sound to early Rush. Dirtier (in a good way) Raw. Garage band sound. Love their early stuff.
Dirty but highly evolved.
Some of the guitar riffs in there reminds me of Early Chicago.. Terry kath .. fantastic
I do too. I like it all, but as you say, raw edge to it
Got that hard rock fart kick drum going
Actually sounds like only three guys.
"When they go in, they go IN! Relentless!" That may be the best description of Rush ever. Love this channel!
Yep, also stankface maximus. Lol
@@joestrummer9507 Stankface Maximus has been permanently added to my lexicon lol
@Tim Dunn: I've already had the opportunity to use it at work and my co-workers cracked up, however, I didn't use it to describe a pleasant experience such as listening to Rush but rather an unfortunate incident involving an irritated customer whom I suspected was bat-shit crazy. Lol
They not only go IN, they go deep!
One of the best bands ever.
Not one of the best bands ever......The best band ever.
@Shawnaldo75 The Doors ? Please.
@Shawnaldo75 PLEASE
Just three musicians who sound like five but play as one ✌😉
The early Rush is what I grew up with (I'm 57). I'd suggest listening to "Anthem", "Fly by Night" and "Bastille Day".
Peace out from New Brunswick, Canada
Don't forget BY-TOR and the SNOW DOG!
🔥🔥🔥
All great tracks
I'm 53, and it sounds like we have the same taste 😉
Jeffery Jones Bastille Day is FIRE
In The End!
Not a huge Rush fan but Working Man is one of the best hard rock songs ever written. They bring the smoke on this one.
I always thought this had a Black Sabbath sound to it
Yes I agree sound like them
60s70s Amps gives that deep sound.
I think Black Sabbath has a Rush sound to them.
There's a part in the middle of this that reminds me of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
You and everyone that replied are nuts. There is nothing Sabbath sounding about this song. It's purely RUSH 100%. At least to me. Maybe I'm mishearing something. All I hear is RUSH.
Keep in mind, this song was written in late '71, early '72... Alex was 17 years old when he wrote this...
Amazing, isn't it?!!
Doesn't that just blow your mind? There's no substitute for pure natural talent.
Recorded in 1973. Released on their debut album in 1974. This was before Neil Peart joined the group. Still a great debut.
It's cool to see the young ones gettin RUSHED! Jamel is now RUSHIFIED! HAHAHA!
I am a BIG Black Sabbath fan and this tune sounds a lot like Sabbath! I love the early Rush!!!!!
I have always thought that about this one
good call
Same here
me too. the solo and ending particularly
"Camera's Eye." Really need to give a listen too.
I second this motion. Though it may be a bit long for a video, 11 minutes (not too long for ME...). But a must-listen none-the-less.
And they wrote and recorded this when they were kids, like 17-18 years old!
But we got teenage SoundCloud rappers who are geniuses now! That is a impressive piece of work for a band that young and it holds up overtime. (pun intended)
@@markstill8258 It takes a lot more work to be a n accomplished musician that it does a rapper. Not saying a rapper isn't talented but to master a musical instrument is 10,000 hours.
Geddy and Alex were 20 when this was released. John Rutsey was 21.
The drummer on the first Death Angel album The Ultra Violence was only 14 when they recorded it
This is Rush's first album before Neil Peart this album had John Rutsy on Drums
WDVE in Pittsburgh plays this every morning at 7 am
Congrats on 100k, Bruh!
J M they still do that? That’s so cool!!
That is some good info
Was in High School when this came out, wore the record out. This hooked me on Rush, I saw them 8 times live in my life and each time was better than the last. First time I heard this song live they lifted the roof off the arena. Then they added Neil to drums and they just kept evolving, love seeing you getting hooked on Rush too, join the club!
I saw them in a 3,000 seat auditorium in 74. Workin man was in my head for a month after that concert.
You should watch the live performance of this from the Time Machine Tour (live in Cleveland, 2011). Alex's solo is smokin'!
100% agree.
I agree as well but the original version is so raw and just so early Rush so I'm kind of glad you did this one because it is the original Jam and Alex is just on fire in this song as he is on time machine.
@@Snowdogkh I saw it in Houston, TX. One of their best concerts. Jamal, if they EVER come around again, you have to see them live!! You'll love them even more!!
Someone get that man a Rush T-shirt!!
Im keeping mine
Jamal, MUST listen to the LIVE version with Neil Peart on drums from “ All the World’s a Stage” !! MUCH more powerful!!
John Rutsey on the drums. He left the band after the first album and Alex and Geddy found Neil after that. The rest is the history of Rush with the professor.
R.I.P. Neil Peart🥁
The Rush stinkey- stank face ......
Enjoy (;- }
Peace
All of the lyrics on the 1st album were supposed to be written by the original drummer but, as Geddy Lee recalled, they had not been done by the day before they were set to record. Therefore, Geddy stayed up all night and wrote all the lyrics himself in 8 hours. IMO, that's why the lyrics are so straight forward on this album. Before the next album, they picked up Neil Peart as the new drummer and, impressed with how many books he read and the words he used, they were happy to let him take over the lyrics. If you haven't watched it yet, check out Beyond the Lighted Stage, the Rush documentary.
I'd love to see your reaction to "I Think I'm Going Bald".
Rush "Anthem" (from the "Fly By Night" album). Rush "By-Tor And The Snow Dog"
(from the "All the World's a Stage" double-live album).
Great rush song.. True musicianship in this song. Gettys bass lines are amazing.👏🔥💯👍
Jim Wells hes the best rock bassist in my opinion . incredible playing on every album .
@kevin Nolan..Yeah I'm close with you but I'm a huge Iron Maiden fan an Steve Harris is my pick.. Can't go wrong with either🤟🏻🤟🏻👍👍👍
Jim Wells steve harris , geezer butler and geddy lee are the holy trinity of rock bassists .
@@kevinpatrick8788 holy square then.
I love this song so much. Im a working man. this song represents me and all my fellow man that work hard for a living. the guitar of Alex lifeson sings to me.
This album featured John Rutsey (rest in peace) on drums. Neil did not take over until right before they toured for this album.
Love the Rush (and Pink Floyd, too) reactions my friend, keep them coming!
Now that you’ve heard the 1974 original, you need to check out the Live In Cleveland version from 2011. Stunning!
Clay Lorance, what a way to finish a career. Nice thank you to Cleveland!
You got there! Good man..and great shirt. Now onto that Sabbath requests
Lance Cornell I’ve been hitting him up for Sabbath as well... so much to get into..
Geddy's lyrics tended to be straightforward descriptions of his own experiences. While Neil sometimes did the same, his lyrics often include fantastic imagery, historical and literary references, complex themes, metaphors, and allegory. "The Pass" has a mixture of both styles, with personal experiences being expressed through poetic imagery (e.g. "Turn around and walk the razor's edge / Don't turn your back and slam the door on me")
Well this album was before Neil joined the band. So guess that's why it sounds different from the rest of their albums
The Pass does have amazing lyrics, but that’s Neil!!!
Rock's most Dynamic Band. Three competent musician's. That is all.
Yes they were, and so too were ELP
Can we get The Necromancer by Rush next
Who's a big D20 nerd? Yes you are.
Gotta do By-Tor first!
Amor odio Amor Yes!
One of my favorites, along with By-Tor and the Snow Dog
Ha. So long
Wow, finally listening to the song that put Rush on the map and a recording contract.
I loved that you just went for the original version but at some point in your life watch Working Man - Live in Cleveland. And turn on that record button so we can all enjoy your reaction. You will love the way the song has evolved. Thanks for all the Rush reactions!
I was at that Cleveland show. Playing that to end it the way they did was incredible. I miss Rush.
25 or 6 to 4 at Tanglewood. thank me later.
Here Again - Rush
One of my favorite early Rush songs 10/10 son 😎
Love your reactions! "Red Tide" or "Ghost of a Chance" next. Different era, same perfection 😎. Greetings from Argentina 🙌
Ghost of a Chance! Rush's perfect "love song"! :)
Anthem!
NOT BAD for a 3 man bnd
one of the best
Time to do the other songs in the trilogy of fear series. Esp. The Enemy Within.
Keep the Rush going ☺️☺️☺️☺️
I’ve never liked the early Rush as much as what came after the first few albums BUT there are gems like this and of course “Anthem” that I will always stop what I’m doing to listen to.
The opposite is true for me. I listened to their first album a hundred times cover to cover. After that I only liked a few of their songs.
HeavyMetalBluegrass it’s all in personal taste, right? I really started liking them from the synth era from “Moving Pictures” to “Roll the Bones”. Albums before and after that period I like, but not as much and don’t listen to them too often.
@@devilpuppetsinc I think the synth era has Neil's best lyrics, especially the run between Signals and Presto, but all the way back to Permanent Waves and as far forward as Counterparts.
Anthem!!!
It must be said again . They were 17!! When they did this . Alex/Geddy were shredding it in their
diapers!
AHA, back to the beginning. Barely out of their teens they show off their talent!
This song is not only the greatest Rush song, but one of the greatest songs of all time. It just kicks ass, and is one of my favorite songs to jam to when im driving with the windows down. Just an amazing jam tune....
When this album came out in 74 I was sold. I am a rocker so til about 81 they had me. After that not so much.
Yeah they turned very "techno" in the 80's...
I was 100% until after Moving Pictures.
Nevertheless, I'm still a HUGE fan of everything up to that point!
Neil Peart didn't have to relearn how to drum-it was great the way he was doing it. But with all the family death that came his way,whatever kept his head straight is fine by me...
But they returned in the 90s and on.
Only care for a few songs after 82. They changed style and genre. They were no longer the hard rock.band with high vocals.
I digested Signals, but after that, album after album was a disappointment, and I can not tell you how big a thing that was for me. I am much more tolerant nowadays 😆.
Some suggestions to discover some other artists ;)
Heart - Barracuda, live 1977
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love
Neil Young - Rockin' in The Free World
Guns N' Roses - November Rain
Thin Lizzy - Whiskey In The Jar
Soundgarden (Chris Cornell's main group) - The Day I Tried To Live
Mad Season (other band with Layne Staley) - Wake Up
Early Rush had a sound more raw , almost garage band sound. Love it ☮️
They recorded this album in a few days IIRC. Also, IIRC, Geddy wrote all of the lyrics in a day. Rutsey was supposed to do the lyrics but didn't have any.
You can very much hear the Ritchie Blackmore influence in the solos here
I need some "Fly By Night"
Any time my life takes a turn, this is THE song that helps me through it. "It's time I was King now, not just one more pawn."
A busy, busy, working life, he has a few moments of peace, then back to work..........
Their signature song until Tom Sawyer came along. This was the last song the band played live together ..... so far.
And it will always be the last one they played together.
Got to react to YES. Also: Frank Zappa, King Crimson, ELP
Classic Rush!! Love it bro!! John Rutsy on the debut, on drums, his only album with the band because he was a raging drunk and hated to perform. And still this debut is such a classic! Do a reaction to "Take a Friend" off this album, I'd love hearing that one!
Please review Mystic Rhythms- another great Rush song! You'll love it
Gotta do "Weird Al: You Don't Love Me Anymore"!!!! Funny stuff!!!
Al's original's are criminally underrated.
The original band [w/John Rutsey (not Neil Peart) on the kit].
...A bit more of a "Zeppelin-clone" sound, at this point, but, the writing skills and instrumental deftness are already developing and showing-up (just not at the level they would be in a few years (and, of course, with the addition of, one, Mr. Peart. 💜).
...definitely a "different Rush," but ...nonetheless... 👍🔥😁
The singer can really multitask, eh?I
Hey Jamel...just wanted to let you know that this is John Rutsey playing drums, not Neil Peart. This is the ONLY album that Neil did not play on. After this album came out, John Rutsey left the band, and Neil supported this album when they began their first tour. The rest, as they say, is history...
The Doobie Brothers - Cheat the Hangman (one of the best songs ever imo)
Agreed!
@Joe Maldonado yea but this one alone is similar to Led Zepplin Stairway to Heaven because of the switch up at the end
John Rutsey was the drummer for working man
NOT NEAL
The Spirit of Radio
YO
Reaction request for BTO - You ain't seen nothing yet!
Rush is king here in Toronto, this is there home town. this is there debut album, came out in 74, this album had John Howard Rutsey on drums, who was a fantastic drummer as well, no comparison to Neil of course but still good . He had to leave the band due to health reasons . Unfortunately John Rutsey died back in 2008.they were 21 and 22 years old at the time...
KANSAS DUST IN THE WIND AND CARRY ON MY WAYWARD SON!!
Can't forget To the point of no return , that's one of Kanas best songs
Jamal you need to listen to All the world’s a stage! Energy from a live crowd enhances the music!! In the end is an awesome song live and if you like working man-listen to All the world’s a stage version of it!! Talk about music getting under your skin and goose bumps-listen to that version of the song LIVE in the seventies before you were born. This band got popular through word of mouth- not from radio air play- most stations wouldn’t even play it on the air because songs were too long for radio!! All the world’s a stage not on the radio?!!? No, not back in the day-really sad for those who never heard of them back in the seventies! But those who became fans because of word of mouth back in the day are truly family and know how they got to where they are-awesome concerts and a lot of hard work!! Never have and never will see 3 people be so f@$&ing precise as this band is! You have to recognize it-if you don’t you may be blind but I hope you’re not deaf because your definitely need to listen to their first live album! Energy is awesome!!!!
Cygnus X-1 please I need more Rush reactions in my life!
PLEASE react to Temples of Syrinx, you won't be sorry. It is absolutely their best work.
Rush's 1st album has got a blues feel to it.
There's a bootleg album (some title it The Fifth Order of Angels) that has a really bluesy sound - - Fancy Dancer, Garden Road, ...
a little late to the party here, found this from watching your Ren reactions 3 years into the future, lol - to find out you do have indeed a great taste in music! Love this song, going to watch your YYZ next!
I'd like to see your impressions on Jeff Buckley
Alex , Getty and John sound awesome on this 50 year old track .. cheers !!
This was RUSH's debut album and the song that launched them into everyone's life.
Classic. Thanx again sir. And thanx Canada
Oh no! You didn't just pause it before the bass dropped? Ahhhhgggg! 😂🤘
I know one thing I’m working way more than just 9-5. I work 12-14 hour days
But a tribute none the less for the working man
Rush:
"By-Tor and the Snow Dog". Unreal guitar work!
Watching you discovering this band is great! So much fun! It's better live. Watch Working Man Live in Cleveland. You won't regret it.
Have you ever sat and watched one of Rush's live performance videos? I don't mean making a reaction video, just sitting back and enjoying the music. If you haven't done that, I encourage you to.
Alex isn’t much of a shredder like a lot of classic rock guitarists but when he does shred he fucking SHREDS!
They so connected with blue collar north American workers with this song.
Dude! More more more Rush! You rock!
Nice! But I haven't bugged you for awhile for Jethro Tull; Aqualung, Locomotive Breath, Cross Eyed Mary; & Nazareth; pretty much anything from the Hair of the Dog album! Pretty please?!!
New World Man - RUSH
Great reaction!! you should react to Rush songs Jacobs ladder and BY-TOR and the snow dog
I think you should do Half the World from the album test for echo lyric video..very poignant song for today's society...
Neil Ellwood Peart September 12, 1952 - January 7, 2020 #neilpeart #thegreatestdummerever #theprofessor #bubba
Of course, he was a Virgo. Why am I not surprised? A perfectionist just like me. Amazing talent and amazing human being. He is sorely missed!
From the debut, the only album with original drummer John Rutsey. When they were just a rock band, before Neil added his drumming and lyrics.
For the record, the drummer on this recording is John Rutsey, not Neil Peart. Neil joined the band later, after John quit for health reasons.
I love older raw tone RUSH... I used to play DEFENDER in the arcades listening to this... Spending my hard earned Paperboy money... I lived on a mountain in rainy ass Oregon...
Defender. What a game.
MAN!!! You REALLY get it! You FEEL it! I can tell you're genuinely interested in what your reacting to. ILOVE IT! Keep up the GREAT work!
I remember the first time I saw Rush. It was on TV, "Don Kirchner's Rock Concert." I was hooked after the first song.
Por favor reacciona a By Tor and the snow dog de Rush, saludos
I fucking love rush man 😭💯
Also do yourself a favor and listen to anything by the Steepwater Band....