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First Time Hearing Rush - Red Barchetta (Reaction!!)
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If you liked Red Barchetta, check out their song YYZ. The live version has the sickest drum solo. Will blow your mind!
Two of the best and my favorite Rush songs! Red Barchetta and Subdivisions! Thank you!
RIP Neil Peart -- one of the greatest rock drummers of all time. Great song and they can pull it of live as a Trio. Thanks Polo for the reaction
And being the greatest drummer of all time wasn't even the most interesting thing about that guy.
Also a great lyricist.
One of the greatest drummers ever
@Nekomemi Indeed, he wrote them for this and most of Rush's expansive library of musical masterpieces.
Think about the VISION that Neil had- It used to be a farm before the motor law. And- A brilliant red Barchetta from a better managed time. He foresaw what we’re going through now! He was BRILLIANT!!
"The drummer is not playing any games"
Loved this reaction, Polo!
Course he aint playing any games; he be dead!
Truth.
He should see the Neil drum solo video ( THE is the word for it ). #PercussionChurch
The drummer, Neil Peart, was known as the Professor by his contemporaries. If you want to hear an epic wall of sound check out 2112.
A Passage to Bangkok is by far my favorite Rush song. Amazing album 🤘
Since you’re also a big Tool fan, don’t forget to dive into the lyrics of Rush. The music obviously holds up, but the words far from being an afterthought. Neil Peart was skillful wordsmith who could really turn a phrase and always had something interesting and meaningful to say. Great reaction!
this, Polo!! the lyrics are poetry, and hit just as hard as any tool track
I'm 61 years old and have been listening to Rush since the mid-late 70's, this is my favorite Rush song.
I saw this tour in Birmingham Alabama back in 1986. Those graphics were amazing for that time.
This song literally takes you along for the ride!! Simply brilliant!!! Rush deserves their place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
Think about the VISION that Neil had- It used to be a farm before the motor law. And- A brilliant red Barchetta from a better managed time. He foresaw what we’re going through now! He was BRILLIANT!!
"That drummer is so badass"... That he is, and you ain't seen nothing yet. If you want to see him at his absolute peak, check out 'YYZ' sometime. An instrumental where all three just unleash for 7 minutes straight.
Three guys. All that sound. All that awesome music. RIP Professor.
Rush was my first concert, in 1982, on the “Moving Pictures” tour, the album that contains this song. I was a freshman in high school, and was eagerly devouring all of the albums in their discography up to that point. I just had money from lawn cutting jobs, so after I paid for the ticket, I didn’t have enough left to buy a “Moving Pictures” tour tee shirt, but they had some leftover shirts from the preceding “Permanent Waves” tour for half price, so that’s what I got. I wore that shirt out, and all those early Rush albums. You have a lot of greatness to discover!
Did you know that Geddy Lee plays bass, keyboards, programmed supplemental stuff and sings all at the same time!!! And he writes the melodies (the drummer writes the lyrics). So wow.
I saw Rush in concert back in January he 80’s, the music was so clean and crisp it didn’t even sound loud for a live concert. There is sooo much more Rush music out there for you to enjoy.
Rush liked to use their own PA and tech's, rather than rent them. So they really had their sound dialed in.
My god to see those guys so young brings back sooooo many memories.. REST IN PEACE NEIL and the requester's father
You cant go wrong covering RUSH' 40 year plus catalog. Phenomenal song writing and musicianship.
Three guys! Three guys! The seventies!
Legends... all geniuses at their craft. Yes,, Neil Peart was one of the very best rock drummers of ALL time!! RIP
♥ 🥁 🎸 🎤
So glad you’re on Rush. I’m looking forward to your reactions. Such a great band. Such great musicians.
when this came out I was 16, freshly minted driver's license and a car I loved to drive. This song means so much to me.
R.I.P. Professor, one of my heroes. That being said, you could literally react to Rush for more than a year and never do one song twice. The thing about Rush is that they were insanely great live. Neal wrote the lyrics and is the best percussionist to ever live.....Geddy is a master at playing Bass & Keys.....Alex is ridiculously underrated as a guitarist. I saw them 3 times and feel blessed. Some diehard fans have seen them 80-100 times.
Neal Peart (the drummer) was legit top 5 GOAT. If you really want to see him slay, check out YYZ.
Sadly Neil has passed on, but not only one of the greatest drummers, wrote 99% of the lyrics, and created YYZ.
YYZ is just... it's beyond words
Who knew that Tom Hanks could play drums?😳 Seriously though, Neil Peart wasn't kidding, he was very serious and arguably one of the best drummers to have graced us with their talent. Great song 😊
What has been seen can not be Unseen … 🤯
Nope...not one of the best....HE WAS THE BEST DRUMMER THAT EVER LIVED...SHOW ME ONE, JUST ONE THAT CAN MATCH HIM!
@@RottenPoliticianshyperbole. There are many. Vinnie Caliuta, Dave Weckl, Carl Palmer, Todd Sucherman, Terry Bozio, Billy Cobham, Danny Carey, Mike Portnoy, Rod Morgenstein, Gavin Harrison, and more.
Peart was great. Rush is my all time favorite band. However, you need to dig
@@peartist2 I dug b4 you, Holmes. I know about all those jokers. Neil still better, overall. Your ears never matured like mine. Evidently you haven't listened to Rush's best album, CLOCKWORK ANGELS, about a hundert (German for "hundred"), times. You're Krazy.
@@RottenPoliticians 😂😂
If you want your mind blown, catch these guys a couple of decades later.
Specifically, look up “Working Man” live in Cleveland.
Loved watching your reaction as the sing went on: hint of a smile, smile, grin, head bob. This has long been a road trip standard of mine, though I had to remove it from the rotation for a while - for precisely the reason you mentioned. I got three speeding tickets thanks to the red barchetta. Truly enjoyed the video.
My favorite RUSH song 🎶
❤❤❤❤
RIP Neil Peart
6:54..That nasty lick you keep referring to by Alex is the car horn going, beep-beep-beep beep-What creativity! "Red Barchetta's" one of my top 5 driving songs...It was made by Ferrari in the 50's..Independent all-wheel suspension, fuel injected big V8 in a small 2 seater convertible, 0-60 mph in 4.1. You had to custom order 1 then, and you still do now. Great song by an iconic band that'll never be forgotten.
The freedom of the road! defiance of authority .. and naturally those guys play like gods. It's so hard when you find out your parents are mortal .. when my old man died out of the blue it was tough .. he loved Rush but he was old school and I remember hearing him play Chicago Transit Authority. Every time I hear 25 or 6 to 4 I remember him and it makes me grin.
He’s badass: greatest drummer who ever lived.
This was always my favorite Rush song to play (bass)...it just flows so smoothly and really sets the tone and the mood of the song
I’ve been pulled over more than once through the years while jamming out to this song 😂
Saw this tour live as a 13yr old, anything and everything from this film, as it is part of a concert video played on Canadian tv in 81 I think, so long ago, but not so long ago in my head.
Great song from my favourite album of all time.
I’ve played guitar since before high school, and when I got into Rush in college, this song inspired me to start working on bass. I picked up a cheap $75 instrument and learned this one and Limelight right away. Very rewarding. The studio version is recording perfection. Cheers!
Rush is quite possibly your favourite band's favourite band.
The Drummer, Neil Peart, is probably the best person to ever play the instrument. That's not opinion, that's fact. Ask anybody who knows Rock music. Look at all Top drummer lists, he'll always be near the top if not at the top!! If you really want a taste of Rush, you absolutely need to listen to YYZ. it's an instrumental, and it really show's you what they can do, it's incredible! RIP Neil.
I dont care who the "objective" best is otherwise people can just go to a mainstream magazine that does that kind of cliche' list for fans. I do however consider Neil as one of the finest Rock drummers ever to have come along.
Not only was Neil Peart one of the greatest drummers ever, he was also the primary songwriter. He LOVED to read and not the common stuff. A lot of lyrics came from those books he read. I often feel like Alex Lifeson doesn't get his due and is overlooked. Imagine RUSH without his guitar playing. It doesn't work. After Neil's death, Geddy and Alex said they'll never tour as RUSH or headline shows again. That's a crapload of respect in my opinion. Besides, no one could ever replace Neil Peart.
If you want a seriously underrated drummer and frankly, the entire band is underrated, check out Styx. Please do a reaction video to Come Sail Away the live show in Denver 2016. They've been around since the 70's and don't get the recognization they deserve. In fact they were opening for Def Leppard on that tour. DL was great but Styx blew them out of the water. It wasn't even close. Todd Sucherman is the drummer and I can watch him play for hours. He's incredible. Lead vocals are shared by JY (piano and synth) and Tommy Shaw (lead guitarist). You won't regret it. I promise. :}
When Dave Grohl helped induct RUSH into the Rock Hall (after several years they were eligible!!) he called out “Who lets the drummer write the lyrics??” Which is really true, when Neil joined RUSH after their first drummer left (diabetes concern) -Neil P’ was the primary writer -rare.
I only saw RUSH once live, in 2011, while my z brother saw them four times. (Some fans have rights to 100+ concerts) I was quite happy to see RUSH play some favorite songs like “Red Barchetta” or “Subdivisions” -yet, really, the three men of RUSH are so talented. When Neil did his improv drum solo…serious, to experience!!
Glad they could decide to stop touring, when some health issues were obvious to them. As a band for 40 years, they ended, in their own terms, before Neil died.
Rush was a funny group of guys..they would have washer dryer going on stage washing their clothes and keeping beat. They would also have pop corn machine on stage…🙌🏻🎶❤️🔥
The drummer Neil Peart was a mighty inspiration and friend to Tool's Danny Carey, if someone has not commented already (as much as you were smitten by Tool and especially Danny)
Just a fun fact, Danny Carey from TOOL has listed Neil Peart as one of his main influences as a drummer. R.I.P. Neil Peart ❤🔥
I'm so glad you are doing live performances. With only 3 guys it's so amazing how talented they are as a group. They are my all time favorite band by far
FYI, those graphics were the ones played on a large screen behind the band, during the song (the same for all other graphics shown in videos from this concert (Xanadu etc).
Wonderful song! I was eighth grade when this hit?
Good gravy!
Seething intensity.. A different kind of cat as Jack Black said..NEIL will liver forever in our hearts.
I was at this concert (or at least one on this very same tour). I remember Alex in his blue jeans, white shirt and red jacket. I remember the video graphics which seemed cheesy even in that day. But it was the best concert of my life. RIP Neil Peart, one of the greatest drummers to ever grace us with his talent combined with his truly wonderful skill as a lyricist.
At 4:02 you see him throw the drumstick into the air with his right hand, then catch it again at 4:04. I was blown away by how high in the air above their entire set that stick went and he caught it flawlessly and boom, right back into the song. I am pretty sure at the concert I was at there was a longer pause as it went very high. (Portland OR)
Bro. Polo, you have once again shown your tender heart! I love Rush!
This is one of my very favourite Rush songs 🎵 ❤️ Rush are amazing at telling stories with their music.
I would suggest
Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto
Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour
La Villa Strangiato official music video
2112 Comic book or lyric video
Caravan from the Time Machine Tour
Cheers
I love this song, my older brother turned me on to it. Where Polo says “its nasty !” Just so true, it’s a heavy transition. It’s in my top 5 of Rush songs.
Neil Peart, RIP, Best drummer ever.
Hey now! Those graphics are from a better vanished time 😁😉
The full concert video of this has a little monologue from Neil about the song, how it’s a metaphor for freedom and family and also a futuristic sort of coming of age tale.
The “drummer” is arguably one of the best ever. Love your channel. Keep em coming!
Love this one, and yes, 1981 graphics! Full blown atari. Thanks for reacting to this one
Great reaction and analysis 👏. The entire album, Moving Pictures, is amazing. You should do a track by track reaction. See what you think.
This is my favorite Rush song. It feels like a musical painting to me.
yes exactly!! the picture it puts in my head is the kinda futuristic stuff you might see in a Miyazaki film, crystal clear and surreal
@@jamieklewis for me it's a cross between Jerry Bruckheimer colours and speed racer style framing. An old English countryside, an old car running from futuristic police.
I've always loved this song, one of my favorites by Rush. You're 100% correct, Neil Peart was/is a Legend.
Neal Peart, AKA "The Professor" also known as "your favorite drummer's favorite drummer," is also the lyricist. The man was a genius.
😂 This song always makes me want to learn how to drive! 🥰🐰
Red Barchetta is one of my all time favorites
This is such an awesome song! Thanks for reacting to it.
One of my fondest memories is standing with my wife on one side of me and our son on the other as we watched and listened to Rush play this song at the Gorge amphitheater in George, Washington. It was the Time Machine tour and we were about 20 feet away from Alex's side of the stage. What a long, strange trip it's been from my first Rush show. 27-March-1976 and Rush was the opening band for Styx.
Well the GRAPHICS are from the early 80's.... But the MUSIC is TIMELESS..... It was this song that made me a HUGE RUSH FAN...
Been patiently waiting for you to get to Rush. My favorite band then tool second
My favorite RUSH song!
G.O.A.T. Remember only 3 guys! Seen these guys many times….and lots of other concerts. Greatest musicians in one band. They will never be duplicated. They sound like “Rush”. By far the greatest drummer that ever lived!
You have to read into what the lyrics mean. So relevant to now. And Neal the drummer is widely considered one of the best of all time. Rest his soul.
Mu brother Timmy passed. I was his younger brother. His favorite band. Fucking albums brother. The sound and warmth . Hairs raising
This song probably had the most popular air drum fills in concert. They’re so distinct and there’s so much breathing room in the song that they’re easy to catch on to. The song itself is about a dystopian world where the old cars were banned, and the author breaks the laws and eludes the sensors (eyes) to slip out to the country to joyride. The cops catch up to him in their aircar and he has to race to the single lane bridge that they’re too wide to cross. Great imagery in the lyrics
As a writer myself, I've always looked up to Neil as someone who showed me that it was OK to make references or connections that weren't in the minds of the common man. He is the only stranger I would consider a long-awaited friend and I could have only hoped he'd feel the same about me or any one of us, though we Rush fans know how he felt about such a statement. I wish I had been born in the mid-60s instead of the mid-90s, just to experience these bands firsthand. These guys always seemed like such inviting, personable dudes, and being the loner I was, I could've used that connection maybe a little bit more. "Subdivisions" is my favorite song of theirs, followed closely by "The Trees," a song which helped me to pass a creative writing course some years back.
RIP Professor. Any and all future thunderstorms, with their might and beauty, we attribute to you.
Not only a great song with a compelling story, but remarkably prescient. It says in the song "he says it used to be a farm before the motor law". This was from 1980 and where are we now? We have a "motor law" banning petrol and diesel cars from 2030 and farms are being closed down. Great reaction to a great song.
If you want to see Neil Peart just straight rocking on the drums check out him doing the Hockey theme.
Red barchetta; was my favorite song to see them do live.
Permanent Waves was my go to roadtrip cassette 😂
You picked the best version of this song to react to. Kudos. 😎
This is probably my favorite Rush song ... one of my fondest memories is listening to this song while flying up US24 from Colorado Springs to Woodland Park in a '70 Porsche 914 I used to own. Wind in my hair ... shifting and drifting ... mechanical music ... adrenaline surge (damn I miss that car).
Good job on changing the microphone setup. Makes a big difference. I love your reactions, very insightful and thoughtful.
My favorite Rush song ever
im not surprised you like rush if youlike tool, both have great song writers and musicians danny and neil two of best ever at drums.
When I bought my first sports car, this was the first song to grace the speakers!!! 🚗 💨
3 of them! Amazing!
RUSH are one the BEST BANDS OF ALL TIME
One of the greatest, most profound bands to ever take a stage. 💪🏻💪🏻
BTW: You haven’t EVEN seen prehistoric music video graphics til you’ve seen Judas Priest - Turbo Lover
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Love Turbo Lover! 🤣
i forgot about that one,,good call,🤘
2112 is the boss but its like 21 minutes if your up for that, if not the instrumental la villa strangiato is also amazing
Any time you are experiencing RUSH, you need to have the lyrics up for you to see. The words are the Fourth member of RUSH as it were. (In addition to Geddy singing them)
Thanks Brother
I haven't seen anyone's reaction to Zakk Wilde's Acoustic live performance of Machine Gun Man. And it's one of the reasons my brother started playing guitar and because of him made me want to play guitar. I'd love to see your reaction to it much love from Sweden
Best drummer ever. Some say top 2. Best bassist ever, some say top 5. Great guitarist, I say top 10, some say top 50. And nice guys too
Love your reaction! Subbed for more Rush, please.
I saw Rush with Styx opening at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center and to this day I couldn’t believe the damn show wasn’t sold out! Yes, it was one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen.
The Holy Trinity of Drummers:
Neil Peart
Danny Carey
John Bonham
Rush is great! Awesome tune thanks for the reaction.
Rest in peace Neil Peart. You have always been the professor And still the new guy.
I saw this tour live and yes, we all thought the graphics were horrible. Awesome tune though.
Rush! One of the greatest bands ever, one of qthe greatest Canadian bands ever! You should check out the Tragically Hip cause they are amazing. Also, people like to dis her, but you should listen to Celine Dion all By Myself. She is next level.
🏆🏆🏆WELL DONE!!
Definitely a song for the road... Good video...
Polo, I don't know who is recommending these Rush songs to you, but trust me, these are tier 3 songs in my opinion. When you listen to tier 1 and 2 songs, you'll be blown away. The songs themselves, the musicianship and the lyrics.
I'm sure that we all agree that Rush is a total RUSH. Start this journey when I bought fly by night when it came out.
CHRIS STAPLETON: PARACHUTE ((just in case you haven't heard this one yet)) I know you're a big fan of him now so this is one of my favorites from him. ❤️ Much love. ✌️
A classic example of the brilliance of Rush, play the studio recording back to back with this, can you tell the difference? Barely I think.