RUSH "GHOST OF A CHANCE" (reaction)
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2022
- Check out Sight After Dark reacting to "Ghost Of A Chance" by SRush!
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Amazing Song. Not Rush's greatest album, but it's one of my favourites. Bravado is on it.
Bravado is one of my favorite songs by Rush. The words are very powerful and poetic and the music is cool.
No, it's Rush's greatest album.
An absolute gem of a song. 💎
This was the early 90s and this whole album is amazing! I highly recommend cold fire it's another great relationship oriented song which Rush does not do often. Other songs from other albums that you need to check out, the pass, nobody's hero, resist, far cry and driven
Thanks a lot Gina!
An intelligent and beautiful love song. One of my favorites from my all-time favorite band!
Greatest love song imo.
Their last album "Clockwork Angels" is amazing! (and a concept album)
Beautiful song from Rush.... Maybe check out "The Pass" by them as it has similar vocal tones.... thanks once again guys!
Thanks for the suggestion Sonic Art!
"All of us get lost in the darkness... dreamers learn to steer by the stars." One of the most beautiful and poetic Rush lyrics.
I discovered rush 2 months ago with the presto album. This one follows. Lyrics are essential to listen to them. I ll try this one.
welcome to the brotherhood
@@worldmumble1612 thank you. Now i am discovering an old swedish band Anglagard. More influenced by king crimson genesis or focus than Rush was. Différent styles
Available Light please. Perfect song and vocals
Funny, when you said it sounded like 80's I laughed because I saw them on this tour and would have bet it was like 95 or so. But nope, released in 91 so you were pretty close.
This isnt just one of my favorite Rush songs, its one of my favorites by any band, ever. However it is music stimulates your brain and makes you go "YEAH!", this one mashes down on all the correct brain cells for me. There are bands that have sold countless more records than Rush that just never do that for me. I listen, I appreciate all the work and the musicianship, I see the twinkle in someone else's eyes when they do and I know how they feel.
Thanks to Brian for the suggestion, and thanks to SAD for the reaction. Always a pleasure. Keep it up!!!
You're welcome :) This is one of my "top ten song" without any condition to being Rush, or otherwise as well. This takes the typical easy listening/"Yacht Rock"/Adult Contemporary vibe to atmospheric levels and blew it out of the solar system for me with just that single transition alone that just leaves a soothing feeling washing over you with Alex's clean tone. I love harder Rush too, but until you've heard this song and/or album and period of Rush, you really haven't heard Rush!
We’re glad you enjoyed Kenneth!
The guitar phrasing in this song is just so great - Rush's transitions remain smooth as buttah! Thanks for the reaction! :)
Thanks for watching Aaron!
This is a love song for the mature minded.
Rush when I grew up was a challenge. We never knew what was next. Very personal band. MISTERY!! Right old timers?
The live version from 2008 is even better. This song rocks!
After all that Neal went through, it's amazing he could still find the positive side of life.
He wrote this song before the deaths of his daughter and wife. He hadn't experienced any trauma by the turn of the nineties!
Also, at the risk of sounding pedantic, his name is spelt Neil!
@@Katehowe3010 I appreciate the correction!
@@jonh901271 No problem.
INCREDIBLE 😁
Great track and one of their best! Good music is timeless regardless of when it is written. 👍
Personally for me Roll The Bones is my favorite Rush album, it came later in their career and brought them back up to platinum selling status again after a couple of albums that only went gold. Check out the first track Dreamline and the second title track Roll The Bones. The album is an easy listen for me from start to finish and that is why I like it so much.
Anagram is literary genius. One really cool later Rush song is Cold Fire.
rush between the wheels
The verse is just ok for me, but oooo that chorus! The guitar solo/tone is so silky. Rush on!
Like light rain dripping off a willow tree
Saw Rush 18 times! They're that good live. Wanted to recommend the song Spirit of Radio from the Maple Leaf Gardens concert. Also check out the song Bye Thor and the Snow Dog from the live album titled All the Worlds A Stage .
all 3 group members married young and have remained with their partners for life albeit Neil's 1st wife and only daughter died far too young so think song reflects those long relaTIONSHIPS
That’s so sad. RIP to all of them ❤️🕊
One of their more straight forward melodic songs. And introspective. I love this song even though it is somewhat divergent from their wheelhouse.
Check out the song Freewill from the Exit Stage Left concert !
I met my soulmate and immediately thought of the lines "I don't believe in the stars or the planets..." since I really don't believe in anything supernatural. But when you meet that one person, despite your differences and life events, it hits like a freight train. And the transition in this song is that perfect musical representation of that one moment; go through your life, living day to day, same routine and then one day, at one moment in time, everything comes to a stop when you meet them.
Rush maintained a certain "conceptualness" to their albums despite not going full bore into the Prog element again until their final album. This album is "Roll the Bones", so.. take a chance, roil the dice. All of the songs on it follow that theme. The one before it, Presto, was about illusions. The one after this Counterparts, was about gender and sexual dynamics. Just by their theme, Rush was still doing Prog Rock, even when it sounded nothing like it!
Anyway... thanks for doing the song :) When you get up to 1984 and beyond, you really can't go wrong with Geddy's tone, but radio stations and die hard fans will only ever tell you to listen to anything before 1982, so you'd never know there was an entire 30+ year period where Rush doesn't sound like the stereotypical Rush.
tHAT'S NICE...My wife grew up across the road when we were kids...I've known of her since before we were in kindergarten...We were separated when I turned 18 and found each other again 17 years later
Thanks so much for educating us and sharing your beautiful love story ❤️❤️!
❤ ❤... ❤
lol...good one guys :)
Thanks Ken!
Probably the closest Rush ever got to a "love" song!
The Speed of Love, Halo Effect, Sweet Miracle, Madrigal are some others.
@@thomasallan1196 I still feel that this song is more humane and closer to a standard take on the subject. Like Frank Zappa, Neil was deeply suspicious of the everyday love song.
Check out Bravado next :)
Not my favorite song from that album (I prefer Dreamline), but the whole album is great and this is an excellent song with great lyrics (as always with Neal Peart). My favorite period for this band (from 1985 to 1992). I really like your humour (about Canadians…)
Thanks for watching Chris! We heart Canadians☺️!
Wow, that's a deep cut. Not one of my favourite songs of theirs but there's still interesting stuff in there. Also a deep Canadian cut with the Michael J Fox reference... Geddy's voice did mellow out over the years, so the later into the 80s (and beyond) you get into RUSH's discography the happier you will be. I think you guys would appreciate their song Jacob's Ladder. It's very moody. Not fully instrumental, but there isn't a lot of singing, and Geddy isn't using his higher ranges when he does.
In 1991/2 this song actually received decent airplay in the New York City area. Just around the same time Grunge was hitting the scene, this and Dreamline, were also being played on the radio.
Thanks for the suggestion Mr. Dioneo!
Don't make me come down there. Grrrrrrr. And Neil was ALL ours. Okay, all of ours, but he was mos def one of us, a Canuck, as well as a world citizen, New World Man.
I thought this might be one I didn't know off their covers album, that's how unexpected it was. Wondered who TF could've originated it?! Maybe after one of Neil's shattering losses? Reading comments, evidently not, this was before those tragedies. The line about "making it last" only adds poignancy in retrospect.
Love the atmospherics, retro feel, uncharacteristic simplicity in any case. Very direct for them. Nice wind-out toward the end, more familiar, stretching the fingies and toze. I would've guessed later period, in any event and been wrong. Just wrong . ;>D
I couldn't hack Gary/Geddy's vocals for years either, 'til prob'ly 'Spirit of Radio', which I liked a lot, in part 'coz it was about my favourite radio station. Also it kicks several kinds of ass. Then in '81, a housemate brought 'Moving Pictures' home and put it on while I was already jamming in the living room. Played along best I could about a side and a half. Pretty fun. The kid was impressed. Either the running order was different or he put on Side 2 first, coz I took a break during 'YYZ'.
settle...don't get all nationalistic..
@@mikedemike5393 ha! Really? That's what you read? Good to know.
🥰all love all love Damon. He was just soooo good🥰
@@SightAfterDark back atcha. Madly. Madly. ✊🤩🎶💞💃🕊
Lol...1.5 people
I like this song but it definitely not one of my favorites. The verse seems a little too long. But the drop off on the chorus is so unexpected and very affective.
Actually life is like a tetris game..You have six doors or choices at any given time...If you choose the wrong lane in tetris OR LIFE six times you will find yourself dead in a back alley.....Some who make bad decisions somehow find themselves in death alley where great misfortune can prevail...
It can be like a million doorways if we consider life like a party in a big house we will call''labyrinth''...If you enter one door and then enter one of the six doors in that room we will find ourselves lost...So unless you can swim in the deep end you will get lost in life's labyrinth..
Syd Barrett said''a movement is accomplished in six stages and the seventh brings return.''
That is why success favours the brave...If you take the correct choices then ''return'' comes.
Was that a ''RUSH'' song...I don't get what he is saying..We can find someone to love...What ''Mills AND bOONE'' love..We can love everybody...Zappa once said''LOVE'' was a mere attainment...A plateau...It is after that what you do with it that is important...It is not the highest thing..It is mere.
Is this Rush's song when they want to get a groupie from the crowd...A lot of bands have love song for that purpose.....The girls love a SNAG.
A movement is accomplished in six stages
And the seventh brings return.
The seven is the number of the young light
It forms when darkness is increased by one.
Change returns success
Going and coming without error.
Action brings good fortune.
Sunset. SYD BARRETT
Well said, thanks Mike!
Head nodding to the beat does not a reaction video make.
To you
☺️ok Brett, whatever you say
Heh anymore wisecracks about us Canadians and I'm sicking the RCMP AND Joni Mitchell on you.
And Neil Young surely??
Hahaha you know it’s all in good fun! Feel free to make as many jokes on us as you want. Dan is from Florida so there is plenty to work with 😂
I was thinking more like Justin Bieber...
@@KennethStCyr-dv6cm That might be considered a violation of the Geneva Convention.
Somehow this song felt flat to me. Which is strange because usually they’re rocking balls to the walI. I’m a fan but not of this song. Maybe they need to jack up their morning coffee.
A band is allowed to switch it up every now and then. They weren't always about face melting solo's and sheer heaviosity, and this is them showing a more reflective side.
The Pass, Time Stands Still, The Manhattan Project, Everyday Glory, Available Light, there are sooooooooo many times Rush doesn't rock balls to the wall, but radio and most of their fanbase choose to ignore that, just like they forget 33 of their 40 years of their career.
@@surfeit5910 Great comment, and very true about so many Rush "fans". :-)
We respect your opinion David!
@@SightAfterDark Kudos for respecting his opinion, even though he is fundamentally incorrect!
Lmao….. love this guy pretending…..Oscar performance…..
This song…..4/10.