@@arturofregosofregoso2983 I love Hemispheres as well. I didn't mean to sound like Signals was my favorite of the bunch, just that I have a particular love for the way it sounds, even if it differs from the classics. If I really had to pick a favorite I'd be hard-pressed choosing between Farewell, Hemis, Permanent and Moving.
@@DiegoDeschain I understand you. Difficult to pick a definitive favorite Rush album, the band is like good wine: comes better with age. I am the youngest of 5 children; in 1975 (I was 10) my elder´s sister boyfriend introduced me to Fly By Night, and... I Couldn't believe it , became my favorite (of course I spent my "domingos" (money Papa gave me every Sunday & my birthday "cash" to buy the debut album Rush) but, then came 2112, I changed my mind. Now I´m 54 & Hemispheres tells me things it didn't told me back in 1978. Most Rush fans divide the band in stages (All the World's a Stage?). But as, let´s say, Genesis (drummers came & went: Silver, Mayhew, Collins, Bruford, Thompson etc, as well as other members) I exit stages (Exit...Stage Left). Bands and fans have stages, It's evolving. The main point is you enjoy Rush. We share that. By the Way: Signals is a very important album in my feelings: just Love it. Greetings from México.
At first I didn't like it much. A big change from Moving Pictures but the more you listen to it the more it grows on you. An interesting transition album for them.
Been a big RUSH fan all my life, and this is my favorite song. This song was the first song i ever heard with Rush, and it instantly blew me away. There is a depth and sound to this song that gets to me every time. The guitar solo by Alex in the middle part must be the best solos ever produced in a rock song. And the vocals by Geddy when he gets those high tones in the end.....And Neils drumming is as always totally amazing. Signals, Power Windows & Grace Under Pressure are my top 3 favorite albums. Love these and the early ones. From Presto and forward they took a different path in music, and i still prefer their synth/rock era the most. R.I.P Neil and thank you for all amazing memories during my childhood. Keep drumming in heaven! RUSH for life.
I'm experiencing mixed feelings right now. On the one hand, I'm so saddened to hear of the loss of your beautiful son, but uplifted by how you share your love of music and honor him. I'm also saddened by the loss of Neil Peart while listening to this song, but happy to celebrate one of Rush's best songs with you. ❤
"Open seas and city lights, busy streets and dizzy heights", perfectly describes how I felt the first time I drove north on lake shore drive in Chicago. Two weeks ago. #RushMysticRhythms great song.
Love this band....seen them live 7 times...they rank in my top 5 bands of all time..i love the song change overs...how does 3 guys make that much great sound come out is beyond me...Kel loved your explanation for the song...a feast for the ears anotherwords an eargasm...love watching you guys...
Excellent! This is from my favorite of the 4 keyboard albums they made in the 80's. I like all eras of Rush too. #Rush Distant Early Warning #Rush Marathon #Rush Stick it Out
The guitar solo on Analog Kid blows me away, I think it's probably the best I've ever heard! Great to see your reaction and appreciation. I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your son x
Love Rush. The thought that always comes to mind when I hear them is, “Man...we’re lucky to have this band in our lives.” So much great music. Best trio ever. Few things can be so good that it makes my eyes water; Rush is on that short list.
So sorry to hear about the loss of your son I know he is so proud of his Mom taking place . I'm so happy that you are able to ROCK. RIP Your son and Neil
The Analog Kid is one of many of my favourite Rush songs. I've seen all your reaction videos for Rush, and Kel's reaction is always priceless. Kel and Rich, you two are a power couple listening to the Power Trio of Prog Rock, and that makes me happy!! If y'all haven't already, some more 80's Rush songs I want to request are Marathon, Digital Man, The Camera Eye, Big Money, Distant Early Warning, Mystic Rhythms, Time Stand Still... Just so many to choose from this era of Rush. Anyway, keep rocking!!
I love the message which is about a person who has the drive to find out what else is out their in this world but not realizing what they have or who they have at home is great.
I am like u the 80's rush doesn't suit a lot of ppl but me I love it some ppl say that the 80's is the middle of the road of rush but for their are a lot of beautiful songs in the era of rush one of mine is Mission on the album Hold Your Fire 1987 and Middle Town Dreams off of Power Windows 1985 u guys rock thanks
Hearing these songs that I've heard literally a thousand times sounds so new and fresh trying to hear them again from a fresh set of ears. I was 12 in 1982 when this album was released and remember clearly listening to it non-stop for months slowing the record down and speeding it up trying to learn the drum parts. These guys have given me memories that can never recede or fail to bring me back to the times in which they were first released. Nice pick! :)
Thanks so much for playing rush my fave bands much respect to you both truly sorry about the loss of your son I am also a epileptic its truly hard to deal with wish you both the best.
The instrumental part in the middle section with the guitar solo is so incredible awesome that its almost impossible to describe. My first song i heard with Rush, and after hearing this i was stuck bigtime. Best rock band ever walked this planet. R.I.P Neil Peart.
I remember standing outside the Houston Astrodome all night in 40° weather waiting for tickets to go on sale for that show...ended up getting 2nd show tickets for Signals tour....my first Rush concert
rarely is there a RUSH song in which I pay more attention to the lyrics than the tune. Lyrically, this song takes you on a journey while the melody carries you along. Great tune! Thx!!!
What a great food to song experience. That was impressive. Agree with your reaction...however you still have some Rush gems to discover!! Greetings from Bolivia
To paraphrase the chorus, Rush move me, they move me. What a band. The driving and insanely melodic bass, the brilliant lyrics which put many poems to shame, the drumming which sounds different every time you hear it, Alex LIfeson's soulful guitar, I could go on. And on!
Can't wait for the Garden. Make sure you play the live version, with orchestra. Kel, being classically trained, will appreciate that version. Though a version with lyrics included would be beneficial. 80s Rush was just as impressive as the earlier and later years too. I also recommend "nobody's hero"
This came out my freshman year in college. Always loved this song and I felt like "The Analog Kid" starting my higher education in a world of new possibilities.
I just used the bridge lyrics for two episodes of my podcast... this song was a personal anthem of mine when I was younger, because my mind and my heart were always wandering to places that weren't where I was... until at 24 I finally did leave my home. I kind of knew this one would just sweep Kel away.
Hey Kel, Rich, I like what you said, it is a feast for the brain. Feeds your brain. Glad you get to experience other music, than the music you grew up studying, that music fed your brain and prepared you for this. And yes you guys so meed to check out Tommy, and Quadrophenia. Keep going!
When you decide to listen to The Garden you may want to have tissues near by. Between the feel of the music and the lyrics you may cry, especially hearing that you've lost a child. I don't have any children but my dogs are my children and when I heard The Garden I immediately thought of the dog I just lost less than a month earlier and I broke down listening to this song. It's my go to song of Rush when I want to remember all of the dogs I've ever had. Just be forewarned!
Great example of RUSH creativity, musicianship - and a 5/4 time sig - from a brave album. Who in the rock world publishes songs about losing a friend, the fear of nuclear holocaust, and the actual holocaust - all on one album??? One of the many reasons “we are still talking about RUSH” (quote credit to Rick Beato). :-)
Great reaction!! Indeed, one of the many, many amazing Rush songs! Loved this song from day 1. I'm in the camp that all Rush is awesome. Love each era for their own reasons. If I want my 'prog' fix, then I listen to Fly By Night thru to Permanent Waves. If I want my dose of synth glory, then Moving Pictures thru Hold Your Fire, etc. Really cannot, and will not say which is better...that's like naming a favourite child - there are some I like more on a given day, but it all evens out in the end!! Keep it up guys!
"Analog Kid" is an excellent deeper cut from Rush. Great choice! Totally unrelated -- I highly recommend "Cliffs of Dover" live by Eric Johnson. And oh, 2112 side 1 is the same length as Count of Tuscany
Rush has been my long time favorite band since I graduated from Kiss, to a phase of glam-metal and then discovered Rush along the same time. Seen them more than a dozen times and the only disappointing one was due to arena acoustics. A shame they've called it a career but, thankful I got to see them as often as I have AND, got to share their last tour with my concert-wife who had never seen them before and was blown away. Now for suggestions, I have but three: 1) If you're going to do more Rush, check out "Natural Science" particularly live. A song that seriously demonstrates their musicality. 2) For something heavy with a groove, a band that's been around for awhile yet seems to float a bit below the radar. Byzantine's "New Ways to Bear Witness". Progressive, thrash groove with an awesome lyrics to match. You will love this! 3) For complete shock factor for Kel, Avenged Sevenfold's "Little Piece of Heaven". It's a love song ... that also contains murder, necrophilia, cannibalism, zombies, oh ... and a wedding. Her face expressions should be priceless 4) Okay, I lied, there's a fourth ... another I'd be curious to see Kel's reaction to ... Slipknot's "The Devil In I" Love your channel! Keep up the excellent reactions!!
Resist from "Test for Echo" or "Rush in Rio" or Mystic Rhythms from "power windows " or Tai Shan from "hold your fire" All Awesome Songs as is with most ,if not all, songs with Peart involved...
ALL RUSH is in a class by itself. The early ones like Hemisheres are my favorites but I love Signals, Grace under Pressure, and others as well. Just different not bad. IF you know what I mean.
Great song. Glad you liked it. I know you have reacted to Xanadu from Exit Stage Left but you need to do this song looking at the concert footage. Watching three musicians play this song live is an experience for sure. Highly recommended, trust me. By the way, I was at that show in Montreal.
I can tell that this gentleman truly loves and adores his wife (watch 4:17 through 4:23). I can also say that this is one of my favorite Rush songs. Even though it is not in my nature, this is a song in which I am always drawn to the lyrics. Musically, I love Alex Lifeson's guitar solo and the haunting synth accompaniment.
I got into Rush with Moving Pictures and also loved Signals. I saw that concert. I was 13. This lead me to their 70s back catalogue, which spoke to my nerdy, sci fi, fantasy loving self. I pretty much ignored their 80s output. I liked the Police, but I didn't need to hear Rush doing the Police. It wasn't till a few years ago that I revisited all of Rush and decided actually I like the 80s era almost as much as 70s Rush. And their output in the 90s and 00s is pretty great as well. They did not stagnate and with every album challenged their fans to keep up. I caught up but it took me a while.
It's on Signals, and the best version is found on Different Stages the live three disk album. Like most long time Rush heads I really do think Kel deserves to react to the The Camera Eye, off Moving Pictures (oh and Red Barchetta from MP) and Natural Science from Permanent Waves because they are pure musical magic.... Keep the Rush coming!
Kel, I used to listen to the on the way home from my GF's house every night and used my hair brush on the steering wheel as a drum stick....tore that sucker up! Plus, my bass pedal foot wore out the floor liner.
#Rush The Garden, Nick, Utah USA. I love this song so much, I would love to see what you guys think of the end of Rush's beautiful career. I personally love Analog Kid, it is such a great song! I love all Rush, every era offers something different but still rooted in incredible music and lyrics.
Love watching Kel's reactions to some good music, very expressive in her responses. There is a tone of music yet for the two of you to explore on your channel but for now let's stick with Rush. Check out "No One at the Bridge" from the the epic "Fountain of Lamneth" off of the album Caress of Steel. Fountain of Lamneth is awesome, maybe make for another good driving reaction due to the song's length.
Signals is a top 5 Rush albums for me...
I love it. For me, from 2112 all the way up to Signals, all 10/10s and Signals has a special place in my heart.
@@DiegoDeschain Well Diego... Hemispheres is the one for me... but there´s no Rush album I don´t love
@@arturofregosofregoso2983 I love Hemispheres as well. I didn't mean to sound like Signals was my favorite of the bunch, just that I have a particular love for the way it sounds, even if it differs from the classics. If I really had to pick a favorite I'd be hard-pressed choosing between Farewell, Hemis, Permanent and Moving.
@@DiegoDeschain I understand you. Difficult to pick a definitive favorite Rush album, the band is like good wine: comes better with age. I am the youngest of 5 children; in 1975 (I was 10) my elder´s sister boyfriend introduced me to Fly By Night, and... I Couldn't believe it , became my favorite (of course I spent my "domingos" (money Papa gave me every Sunday & my birthday "cash" to buy the debut album Rush) but, then came 2112, I changed my mind. Now I´m 54 & Hemispheres tells me things it didn't told me back in 1978. Most Rush fans divide the band in stages (All the World's a Stage?). But as, let´s say, Genesis (drummers came & went: Silver, Mayhew, Collins, Bruford, Thompson etc, as well as other members) I exit stages (Exit...Stage Left). Bands and fans have stages, It's evolving. The main point is you enjoy Rush. We share that. By the Way: Signals is a very important album in my feelings: just Love it.
Greetings from México.
At first I didn't like it much. A big change from Moving Pictures but the more you listen to it the more it grows on you. An interesting transition album for them.
Been a big RUSH fan all my life, and this is my favorite song. This song was the first song i ever heard with Rush, and it instantly blew me away. There is a depth and sound to this song that gets to me every time. The guitar solo by Alex in the middle part must be the best solos ever produced in a rock song. And the vocals by Geddy when he gets those high tones in the end.....And Neils drumming is as always totally amazing. Signals, Power Windows & Grace Under Pressure are my top 3 favorite albums. Love these and the early ones. From Presto and forward they took a different path in music, and i still prefer their synth/rock era the most. R.I.P Neil and thank you for all amazing memories during my childhood. Keep drumming in heaven! RUSH for life.
I like just about all Rush, but definitely prefer the synthy/rocky stuff too.
I'm experiencing mixed feelings right now. On the one hand, I'm so saddened to hear of the loss of your beautiful son, but uplifted by how you share your love of music and honor him. I'm also saddened by the loss of Neil Peart while listening to this song, but happy to celebrate one of Rush's best songs with you. ❤
"Open seas and city lights, busy streets and dizzy heights", perfectly describes how I felt the first time I drove north on lake shore drive in Chicago. Two weeks ago. #RushMysticRhythms great song.
One of their best in my opinion. Alex's solo is AMAZING. Glad you mentioned me. Love what you do. Awesome channel. Watch you two every day.
Arguably one of the best songs in terms of vocals, Geddy sings this one with so much heart...and the synth in the background...what a beautiful song!🌹
"Feast for the ears". What a great compliment and complement.
jvb
Definitely my favorite from Signals. Digital Man and Subdivisions a close second and third.
"it was playful, but it was meaningful" Love that Kel. True.
Love this band....seen them live 7 times...they rank in my top 5 bands of all time..i love the song change overs...how does 3 guys make that much great sound come out is beyond me...Kel loved your explanation for the song...a feast for the ears anotherwords an eargasm...love watching you guys...
Excellent! This is from my favorite of the 4 keyboard albums they made in the 80's. I like all eras of Rush too.
#Rush Distant Early Warning
#Rush Marathon
#Rush Stick it Out
One of those songs I always loved. And I can't explain why. Definite eye closer.
The guitar solo on Analog Kid blows me away, I think it's probably the best I've ever heard!
Great to see your reaction and appreciation.
I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your son x
You got to do "The Camera Eye"
& "La Villa Strangiato"
They've done La Villa a couple of months back: ruclips.net/video/Gh-zgn5podM/видео.html
@@stevefromlondon4949 damn, figures, these 2 are prolific.I got to start binging their vids so I know what they've done.They put out a ron of content.
Also Natural Science live 1997 from the Test for Echo tour, amazing live performance
Xanadu!
Love Rush. The thought that always comes to mind when I hear them is, “Man...we’re lucky to have this band in our lives.” So much great music. Best trio ever. Few things can be so good that it makes my eyes water; Rush is on that short list.
Digital Man
As others have said before, I love listening what Geddy does during Alex’s solos. Not overshadowing but enhancing. Thanks, Kel and Rich.
So sorry to hear about the loss of your son I know he is so proud of his Mom taking place .
I'm so happy that you are able to ROCK.
RIP Your son and Neil
The Analog Kid is one of many of my favourite Rush songs.
I've seen all your reaction videos for Rush, and Kel's reaction is always priceless. Kel and Rich, you two are a power couple listening to the Power Trio of Prog Rock, and that makes me happy!!
If y'all haven't already, some more 80's Rush songs I want to request are Marathon, Digital Man, The Camera Eye, Big Money, Distant Early Warning, Mystic Rhythms, Time Stand Still...
Just so many to choose from this era of Rush.
Anyway, keep rocking!!
Glorious track
RUSH are masterful maestros! SO expressive and musical! Always a huge thank you for reacting to RUSH!
Splended.
Rush. Ghost of chance. A love song Kel will love it
Yes! And another amazing and blazing solo from Alex!
"Analog Kid" deserves to be followed by " Digital Man" from the same album. :)
One of Lifeson's most unbridled guitar solos. Love it.
jvb
I agree with your comment.
I love the message which is about a person who has the drive to find out what else is out their in this world but not realizing what they have or who they have at home is great.
What a great song. Such a gem on such a great album.
I am like u the 80's rush doesn't suit a lot of ppl but me I love it some ppl say that the 80's is the middle of the road of rush but for their are a lot of beautiful songs in the era of rush one of mine is Mission on the album Hold Your Fire 1987 and Middle Town Dreams off of Power Windows 1985 u guys rock thanks
Vital Signs, dude!
Hearing these songs that I've heard literally a thousand times sounds so new and fresh trying to hear them again from a fresh set of ears. I was 12 in 1982 when this album was released and remember clearly listening to it non-stop for months slowing the record down and speeding it up trying to learn the drum parts. These guys have given me memories that can never recede or fail to bring me back to the times in which they were first released. Nice pick! :)
Thanks so much for playing rush my fave bands much respect to you both truly sorry about the loss of your son I am also a epileptic its truly hard to deal with wish you both the best.
Thank you for doing this show.
A high end song from the mighty Rush. Listen to Geddy...such a melodic and tight groove.
I love the imagery in this song...Neil’s lyrics.
The instrumental part in the middle section with the guitar solo is so incredible awesome that its almost impossible to describe. My first song i heard with Rush, and after hearing this i was stuck bigtime. Best rock band ever walked this planet. R.I.P Neil Peart.
I remember standing outside the Houston Astrodome all night in 40° weather waiting for tickets to go on sale for that show...ended up getting 2nd show tickets for Signals tour....my first Rush concert
rarely is there a RUSH song in which I pay more attention to the lyrics than the tune. Lyrically, this song takes you on a journey while the melody carries you along. Great tune! Thx!!!
What a great food to song experience. That was impressive. Agree with your reaction...however you still have some Rush gems to discover!! Greetings from Bolivia
RUSH definitely delivers great music... especially for music nerds ;)
Peace
Just wanted to say that Kel took the words right out of my head in her description of this song. Top five favs. Of all time.
Good description of this song. The music of the spheres.
..The fawn-eyed girl with sun-browned legs
Dances on the edge of his dream
And her voice rings in his ears
Like the music of the spheres..
Best reaction I have heard from Kel. Very evocative. Thanks.
since you did analog kid you should digital man
Damn strait!
To paraphrase the chorus, Rush move me, they move me. What a band. The driving and insanely melodic bass, the brilliant lyrics which put many poems to shame, the drumming which sounds different every time you hear it, Alex LIfeson's soulful guitar, I could go on. And on!
One of my absolute favorites...
#Rush - Afterimage.
Oklahoma
This is one of my favorites Rush songs. It's not a very popular song but I love it.
Can't wait for the Garden. Make sure you play the live version, with orchestra. Kel, being classically trained, will appreciate that version. Though a version with lyrics included would be beneficial. 80s Rush was just as impressive as the earlier and later years too. I also recommend "nobody's hero"
R U S H. 4. LIFE
awesome band
Awesome SONG
Alex LIFESON badass guitar player
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
That's one bitchin solo break.
How the Analog Kid becomes the Digital Man...
Can never have enough Rush
One of my favorites from them ❤️
This came out my freshman year in college. Always loved this song and I felt like "The Analog Kid" starting my higher education in a world of new possibilities.
👋👋👋👋👋👋 thank you very much for this reáction , Next DIGITAL MAN please !! 😃
I love that Kel is classically trained, being introduced to Rush. That's where I came from.
What a brilliant lyricist...the Rush mem are the best!!!
you guys rock, keep up the good work
Excellent, merci! Bon solo!
I just used the bridge lyrics for two episodes of my podcast... this song was a personal anthem of mine when I was younger, because my mind and my heart were always wandering to places that weren't where I was... until at 24 I finally did leave my home.
I kind of knew this one would just sweep Kel away.
Hey Kel, Rich, I like what you said, it is a feast for the brain. Feeds your brain. Glad you get to experience other music, than the music you grew up studying, that music fed your brain and prepared you for this. And yes you guys so meed to check out Tommy, and Quadrophenia. Keep going!
this song holds every aspect that I love about that band. Such an underrated song outside the Rush universe.
holy crap 9:31 I just said that! lol, we've always been so in sync with music.
When you decide to listen to The Garden you may want to have tissues near by. Between the feel of the music and the lyrics you may cry, especially hearing that you've lost a child. I don't have any children but my dogs are my children and when I heard The Garden I immediately thought of the dog I just lost less than a month earlier and I broke down listening to this song. It's my go to song of Rush when I want to remember all of the dogs I've ever had. Just be forewarned!
They need to listen to kid glove from Rush
One the worst Rush songs ever recorded
Great example of RUSH creativity, musicianship - and a 5/4 time sig - from a brave album. Who in the rock world publishes songs about losing a friend, the fear of nuclear holocaust, and the actual holocaust - all on one album??? One of the many reasons “we are still talking about RUSH” (quote credit to Rick Beato). :-)
Kel's commentary is awesome :-D
A feast of the ears. Yes!
This song gives me endless inspiration.
Great reaction!! Indeed, one of the many, many amazing Rush songs! Loved this song from day 1. I'm in the camp that all Rush is awesome. Love each era for their own reasons. If I want my 'prog' fix, then I listen to Fly By Night thru to Permanent Waves. If I want my dose of synth glory, then Moving Pictures thru Hold Your Fire, etc. Really cannot, and will not say which is better...that's like naming a favourite child - there are some I like more on a given day, but it all evens out in the end!! Keep it up guys!
Nice to hear your take!
"Analog Kid" is an excellent deeper cut from Rush. Great choice! Totally unrelated -- I highly recommend "Cliffs of Dover" live by Eric Johnson. And oh, 2112 side 1 is the same length as Count of Tuscany
I read in guitar magazine many decades ago, that Alex said that as of that date that the solo in Analog Kid was his fastest
Rush has been my long time favorite band since I graduated from Kiss, to a phase of glam-metal and then discovered Rush along the same time. Seen them more than a dozen times and the only disappointing one was due to arena acoustics. A shame they've called it a career but, thankful I got to see them as often as I have AND, got to share their last tour with my concert-wife who had never seen them before and was blown away.
Now for suggestions, I have but three:
1) If you're going to do more Rush, check out "Natural Science" particularly live. A song that seriously demonstrates their musicality.
2) For something heavy with a groove, a band that's been around for awhile yet seems to float a bit below the radar. Byzantine's "New Ways to Bear Witness". Progressive, thrash groove with an awesome lyrics to match. You will love this!
3) For complete shock factor for Kel, Avenged Sevenfold's "Little Piece of Heaven". It's a love song ... that also contains murder, necrophilia, cannibalism, zombies, oh ... and a wedding. Her face expressions should be priceless
4) Okay, I lied, there's a fourth ... another I'd be curious to see Kel's reaction to ... Slipknot's "The Devil In I"
Love your channel! Keep up the excellent reactions!!
You just can't go wrong with Rush!
Yep, my absolute favorite Rush song, as well.
Um... I really liked this song, but Kel's reaction eclipsed mine perfectly. Beautiful reaction, thank you!
Resist from "Test for Echo" or "Rush in Rio" or Mystic Rhythms from "power windows " or Tai Shan from "hold your fire" All Awesome Songs as is with most ,if not all, songs with Peart involved...
First heard Rush in late 70's and have been a Rush nut ever since. I also like all their albums, some more than others. Signals is top 10 for sure!
ALL RUSH is in a class by itself. The early ones like Hemisheres are my favorites but I love Signals, Grace under Pressure, and others as well. Just different not bad. IF you know what I mean.
Digital man! It has one of the greatest drum roll openings ever!!
Rush is awesome, so are you guys ❤️❤️❤️☀️☀️🤘🤘🤘🤘
I loved Signals since it came out in 82 (I was 12). Solid from front to back.
I don’t understand the camps thing, I love the entire Rush catalogue. This is a fantastic underrated track imho.
Radiohead - Paranoid Android (for a left hand turn on the channel). Great job guys!
THE TREES already ..... hahahaha thanx for this one guys
Great song. Glad you liked it. I know you have reacted to Xanadu from Exit Stage Left but you need to do this song looking at the concert footage. Watching three musicians play this song live is an experience for sure. Highly recommended, trust me. By the way, I was at that show in Montreal.
I can tell that this gentleman truly loves and adores his wife (watch 4:17 through 4:23). I can also say that this is one of my favorite Rush songs. Even though it is not in my nature, this is a song in which I am always drawn to the lyrics. Musically, I love Alex Lifeson's guitar solo and the haunting synth accompaniment.
I got into Rush with Moving Pictures and also loved Signals. I saw that concert. I was 13. This lead me to their 70s back catalogue, which spoke to my nerdy, sci fi, fantasy loving self. I pretty much ignored their 80s output. I liked the Police, but I didn't need to hear Rush doing the Police. It wasn't till a few years ago that I revisited all of Rush and decided actually I like the 80s era almost as much as 70s Rush. And their output in the 90s and 00s is pretty great as well. They did not stagnate and with every album challenged their fans to keep up. I caught up but it took me a while.
Still no Red Barchetta? That is one I am waiting for!!
Definitely #RUSH The Camera Eye. Hallandale Beach, FL. #RUSH Digital Man.
Fantastic job kids
I love Rush. Period.
You guys have the Greatest Intro Big Time Fan and Sub
magic song from the 3 Canadian gods.
It's on Signals, and the best version is found on Different Stages the live three disk album. Like most long time Rush heads I really do think Kel deserves to react to the The Camera Eye, off Moving Pictures (oh and Red Barchetta from MP) and Natural Science from Permanent Waves because they are pure musical magic.... Keep the Rush coming!
First tour I saw was Signals tour...they sold out 2 shows in Houston at The Summit on that tour.
Kel, I used to listen to the on the way home from my GF's house every night and used my hair brush on the steering wheel as a drum stick....tore that sucker up! Plus, my bass pedal foot wore out the floor liner.
Rush The Wreckers
#Rush The Garden, Nick, Utah USA. I love this song so much, I would love to see what you guys think of the end of Rush's beautiful career. I personally love Analog Kid, it is such a great song! I love all Rush, every era offers something different but still rooted in incredible music and lyrics.
That song and Digital man excellent cuts on that album.
Le pont musical de celle-ci, trop bon! Crissement trop bon! La bass, la bass.....!!!
Love watching Kel's reactions to some good music, very expressive in her responses. There is a tone of music yet for the two of you to explore on your channel but for now let's stick with Rush. Check out "No One at the Bridge" from the the epic "Fountain of Lamneth" off of the album Caress of Steel. Fountain of Lamneth is awesome, maybe make for another good driving reaction due to the song's length.