Rush Beyond The Lighted Stage Trailer (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Rush is one of rock's most influential bands, ranking third for most consecutive gold or platin / my_videos_uploadum studio albums after The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. But despite having legions of devoted fans and being revered by generations of musicians, they have been ignored by critics and continually overlooked by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Featuring never-before-seen archival footage and interviews with some of today's most respected rock artists, Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage explores the forty-year career and phenomenon behind what could be the world's biggest cult band.
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Somebody actually asked me one day who Rush was. I told them: The greatest band that has ever existed.
You are correct Sir...
To hell with the numbers. Go by talent alone. Rush is the best band ever to grace this planet
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU..
And Iron Maiden. Still goin strong.
The greatest rock documentary ever. RIP Neal you will be missed friend.
I wasn't much into Rush until I saw this doc. That got me into them. My friend, who is also the bass player in my band, is a huge Rush fan and has gotten me to listen to more of their stuff.
😭😭Every time I see Neil.. 😭😭
All of our music hero's are passing away.
Thank you RUSH for all you've contributed and making my growing up stage fun👍👍.
Technically I still haven't grown up yet! 😄
Alex Lifeson is probably the most underrated guitarist to ever grace the stage
Watched it last night on Netflix, awesome Doc ! What a good bunch of guys too !
Eric, Getty and Neal literally sculpted sound into the art of music. Every song was a carefully crafted blend of thoughtful lyrics, sweet melodies and stirring rhythms. They never went cheap or took the easy way out on any part of their music. Love them or not, you have to respect that their music was never formulaic or trite or predictable, and they didn't bend with the winds of trend. They are one of the few rock bands to appeal to the audiences' intellect, and their care and craftsmanship was the ultimate compliment to their fans. They were literally three people geeking out to producing quality music. Their ultimate achievement, which is born out by this documentary, is they stayed true to their vision and principles and because of that they became monumental in the world of Rock and Roll. Hearing other Rock and Rollers speak with such reverence and awe is a true testament to the legendary status of Rush. In the end, the nerds were cooler than the people who thought they were the cool kids.
Such a great documentary. I watch most music documentaries because I love the back story & where music and musicians are coming from. Often, you at least get an entertaining story. I Have to say, this is a must watch! If you like Rush, or not, you should definitely watch this. It's really good.
Goodbye Neil, I hope you are at peace. :(
RIP Neil Peart. We'll not see your like again!
This was my all time favorite band in the late 70s and early 80s.
We are the Priests, of the devils, world series......
When they first came on the scene back then, they seemed to be outsiders, somewhat strange or weird but forty years later & some 40 million album sales with constant sold out shows, they were an example of how to make it in the music business because they did it their way.
Best band ever great work guys
Cool documentary I'm gotta buy it soon
I need to find my copy of this film again
Where would we be without Rush?
i love this
guauuuuuuuuuuuuu !!!!! Rush is the best!!!!
Lol chicks :D
I saw them in Portland 3 times with each singer,
Oh wait, that was Van Halen.
I did see them 3 times in Portland.
Better than Van Halen.
HAVE I GOT A SURPRISE FOR YOU!!!
Farewell Neil Peart!
'Epic win' is no longer a cool phrase. Just like earrings and tats. 'Dime a dozen'.
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We’re here now.
Three of the greatest f--ing musicians ever in the same band, and I was lucky enough to see them twice before they call it quits. Sad that it’s over, but an amazing story/legacy, and I will keep listening to their music as long as I can.
Watching it now. God do I miss Neil.