NEIL PEART of RUSH plays "The Camera Eye" missing a TOM at the Ahoy Arena Rotterdam 27-May-2011

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  • @shortfacebear6397
    @shortfacebear6397 8 лет назад +846

    Alex Lifeson is the most underrated, under appreciated guitarist of his generation.

  • @MrRobmusic78
    @MrRobmusic78 11 лет назад +479

    We all owe these guys the biggest thank you.. We are in debt. They earned every penny they have ever made and deserve every penny. They have made my life a better place and i'm sure they have yours too :-) There has never been another band like RUSH, and NEVER will be. Period....

  • @gurncanston
    @gurncanston 11 лет назад +58

    Props to the camera dude. One of the best "home" videos I've seen.

  • @escher2112
    @escher2112 9 лет назад +154

    And that - ladies and gentlemen - is why we call him "The Professor". Well played sir!

  • @barrettarq
    @barrettarq 10 лет назад +457

    Neil's kit has become so big over the years that they are still building it after the show starts...

    • @dorian2112
      @dorian2112 10 лет назад +12

      his kits are actually smaller these days, but given his new electronics i would say everything is the same.

    • @dancouch123
      @dancouch123 9 лет назад +4

      Barret Arquette lol!

    • @kennyk1972
      @kennyk1972 9 лет назад +7

      Dorian Samaniego smaller? seems like he is still using large kits. just seen them in May and his kit looked large as ever

  • @glfrjack
    @glfrjack 10 лет назад +261

    Prima Donna.... NOT!!! Peart's little smile and tilt of his head after realizing that the tom made it back for an important flare was precious. But not so much as the look and smile of acknowledgment given to the technician for getting it back to him while still playing. The smile lingering for 4 to 5 seconds after just shows how appreciative he is about the people around him.

    • @glfrjack
      @glfrjack 10 лет назад +19

      Sorry Mr. Wheaton for calling you a "technician" no disrespect there...

  • @johnIZaUWL
    @johnIZaUWL 8 лет назад +48

    It's the drum techie that is just as professional as Neil in this situation 😎💗😎💗🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

  • @shauntbarry
    @shauntbarry 7 лет назад +25

    Best drummer in rock ever

  • @Smittyschannel
    @Smittyschannel 13 лет назад +78

    As a drummer, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! for zooming in so others can watch him at work.... its so stinkin hard to try & see how he plays his various fills & rudiments. Glad to see he goes back to the advanced basics in the beginning here...
    many thanks

  • @dannysparrowaccount
    @dannysparrowaccount 11 лет назад +32

    I love the way he smiles at 4:35. He's glad to have that tom back. I also like the way looks over at Gump at 4:42, as if to say "thank you"!

  • @RyanSheehan64
    @RyanSheehan64 12 лет назад +6

    My one and only Rush show was at Saratoga, NEw York on 7/23/2010 and it was freezing and raining all day. Cleared up about a half hour before the show started. Geddy actually said "Thank you for enduring the rain! And thank you for WANTING to sit through 3 hours of this stuff!"
    Also, these guys are the Gods of music

  • @mletalien
    @mletalien 7 лет назад +21

    Neil is truly such a bad ass! Love how he goes from traditional to matched grip effortlessly. The guy has put his time in, that's for sure!

  • @hvietro
    @hvietro 11 лет назад +28

    Excelent camera steadiness... congratulations!

  • @grandpabill6684
    @grandpabill6684 7 лет назад +17

    Always a privilege to watch a / the master play !! You would never no he's missing a Tom until the roadie brings it out .

  • @petescarinzi905
    @petescarinzi905 11 лет назад +7

    THAT is why he is the master! He doesn't miss a beat at all and just continues to play like there is nothing wrong with his kit!

  • @Marz5004
    @Marz5004 7 лет назад +6

    Excellent footage. Hats off to the camera man.

  • @Victoriottebol
    @Victoriottebol 9 лет назад +46

    Started listening to Rush this year and there's so much to them that makes them great. Neil's little things here and there are just crazy. This has become one of my favorite song, the drums are just amazing.

    • @Tsukamaki
      @Tsukamaki 8 лет назад +12

      You'll find that the more you listen, the better they seem to get. The musicianship of these 3 guys is just unparalleled.

  • @armhammer6886
    @armhammer6886 8 лет назад +51

    That's like getting a flat tire changed while doing 80 mph!

  • @TheMoonchild1969
    @TheMoonchild1969 9 лет назад +26

    My childhood idols. Love and gratitude for their out of this world music. May they live for more than 1,000,000 years.

  • @DreamfactoryZero
    @DreamfactoryZero 8 лет назад +30

    This video's great because most videos of Neil Peart drumming have many cuts to show multiple angles that can be distracting. This has a more personal feel showing the man in his element.

  • @chrisw2546
    @chrisw2546 12 лет назад +20

    This is awesome!! First time during the tour I was able to focus on Neil. Awesome job! And Alex looks quite fit. Neil hits things - HARD!!

  • @tickdog3
    @tickdog3 8 лет назад +15

    wow.. this might just be my new favorite video in the whole world!!! thanks for sharing!

  • @chinablows
    @chinablows 8 лет назад +4

    I saw them in Virginia Beach (May) on the 2014 Clockwork Angels tour. I can't remember the song, but I happened to be looking at a big screen when I saw Neil toss a stick in the air...and he missed it coming back down. He grabbed another one lickety split, and if I hadn't been watching the screen, I would never have known he screwed up, because there was nothing sounding off on the drumbeat. A consummate professional, this video just proves it! thanks for posting my friend.

    • @TylerLL2112
      @TylerLL2112 8 лет назад +1

      He missed every one I saw at r40 I was shocked! They weren't broken, he might have done it just in case I don't know.. I'm not a drummer I'm a wannabe guitarist.

  • @SilentKnight43
    @SilentKnight43 11 лет назад +9

    "Open-Heart Surgery on a live patient!" - I love that descriptor. So apt! Great quality vid, especially standing.

  • @giveitarub7215
    @giveitarub7215 8 лет назад +382

    I think it's ok if Neils missing a tom. He's got atleast 43 others to hit ;)

    • @MrBikedrummer
      @MrBikedrummer 8 лет назад +40

      Serrated Frost He can make TWO drums sound like 43! Pure genius.

  • @that1guytube
    @that1guytube 8 лет назад +3

    this was the reason i saw them 6 times on that tour. thanks for the experience, ill never forget it.

  • @kennyplay2301
    @kennyplay2301 12 лет назад +4

    it was really nice to have it OPEN there, to see right in at the master, . seeing arms, and hand movements clearly

  • @LDSapoligists7l
    @LDSapoligists7l 11 лет назад +8

    This was a joy to watch, thanks for uploading it and superb 'camera' work!

  • @chrisandersen5635
    @chrisandersen5635 11 лет назад +2

    For me, this is amazing because Geddy is hardly seen at all. He is only seen in the back screen during the last couple of minutes. It really is an anatomy of a drummer used to his track. The grimace becomes slightly more of a grin after the tom is replaced. High praise indeed. Well, that is relationships in a nutshell. It is not all laughs and giggles all the time. There are moments, echoes, hints and nuances that those in the know catch that the rest miss. Don't understand. Brilliant! Thanks!

  • @jamesdean8308
    @jamesdean8308 8 лет назад +3

    Been a fan for the entirety of their existence and to this day, I do not grow tired of listening to RUSH all day, every day !!! Pains me to think that they're done (possibly/likely) as the trio we know and love !!! Greatful for the ride and hopeful for the future !!!

  • @robNsteveFilms
    @robNsteveFilms 11 лет назад +4

    I've never realized how high Neil has his snare and toms till now. With that tom missing you can really see how high his arms have to be in order to hit the hi-hat, and how far he has to extend his reach to hit the furthest cymbals. Awesome!

  • @brucedickinson12
    @brucedickinson12 8 лет назад +29

    lifeson is also a cool dude

  • @alexc7529
    @alexc7529 9 лет назад +87

    At 5:16 this is the best drum beat that I've ever heard

    • @luidlh
      @luidlh 9 лет назад +9

      +Alex Côté I tottaly agree. I used to play that song just because of this part

    • @robertgreen5123
      @robertgreen5123 9 лет назад +4

      +Alex Côté you are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!

    • @jamesweldon9726
      @jamesweldon9726 8 лет назад +13

      He uses it in the intro of Subdivisions, too. It's fun, and surprisingly easy to play.

  • @albmata14
    @albmata14 11 лет назад +5

    i love how in zone he is. He is just in his own little world. its AMAZING. So focused

  • @gmcjetpilot
    @gmcjetpilot 11 лет назад +2

    GREAT VIDEO, thanks for posting.... cool seeing Neil play with out his main rack tom....

  • @jamescory5
    @jamescory5 12 лет назад +1

    Excellent rare shot with awesome audio, 2 thumbs up!

  • @dan1216
    @dan1216 7 лет назад +17

    It's almost like fixing the car with the engine running. Dangerous work, indeed. :)

  • @poetofga
    @poetofga 10 лет назад +11

    Trying to imagine what it must have been like to walk out on stage with a TOM drum and installing it while Neil Pert just keeps on rocking without a beat missed. 1 minute of fame on the stage HAHA. Awesome camera work and thank you for posting. :-D

  • @kevinlanahan6949
    @kevinlanahan6949 8 лет назад +72

    4:36 wait, did neil actually smile for once?

    • @rafro007
      @rafro007 8 лет назад +10

      I noticed the expression on his face throughout the tune on the closeups. This appears to be a tune he really enjoys playing. I'm sad I never got to see them play this tune live. One of my favorites from Moving Pictures for sure.

    • @rnwtn
      @rnwtn 8 лет назад +7

      Kevin Lanahan Neil doesn't like touring and is usually in severe pain. and focused. That's why he looks pissed always.

  • @AboveSnipingTeam
    @AboveSnipingTeam 10 лет назад +2

    This video always gets me fired up to play drums!!!!! Love It!!!!

  • @tylertravaglio8877
    @tylertravaglio8877 10 лет назад +22

    I like how no fuck was given by him and played with his remaining drums!

  • @TheKellySHU
    @TheKellySHU 9 лет назад +3

    Well done as always Lorne/Neil/RUSH!!

  • @ulunka
    @ulunka 12 лет назад +2

    This is an awesome video! Thanks for posting! My one and only waiting in the cold and the rain for a concert was for RUSH in Bloomington, Mn 1984 for 'Grace Under Pressure'---First Class Band of the highest order.....take off'eh!!! :-)

  • @loveja1
    @loveja1 13 лет назад +4

    poor geddy, you can tell he's having problems hitting those hight notes that we're use to hearing. Love these guys!!!!

  • @NerfJacobD
    @NerfJacobD 9 лет назад +27

    I always knew that Neil was always concentrating with those complex fills quite funny actually but at 4:32 made me giggle, I rarely see him smile lol

    • @jamesweldon9726
      @jamesweldon9726 8 лет назад +10

      NerfJacobD, usually, when he does it's because of something Alex did.

  • @Mozart1220
    @Mozart1220 11 лет назад +6

    Once in the 70's I saw them setting up the stage after the opening act and a roadie tripped over a cord and broke the headstock off one of Alex's Les Paul guitars. You could see a bit of "discussion" off stage and they brought out another just like it. I can't remember which show this was because I saw them on almost every tour in those days. It may have been "Hemispheres" in Waterloo IA with Pat Travers opening.

  • @skyfire62
    @skyfire62 12 лет назад +1

    awesome vid Peart has always been my favorite....thanks

  • @wickedcurve
    @wickedcurve 13 лет назад +1

    I can't get over how great this video is!

  • @floouk
    @floouk 9 лет назад +3

    A consummate professional and a fabulous drummer

  • @renouncedequation3923
    @renouncedequation3923 9 лет назад +7

    Last band I was in, I kept losing a stick... I'd just keep on playing with my hand. Pearl, is almost inhumanly gifted...

  • @A93G
    @A93G 11 лет назад +1

    its hard to believe that one tom makes such an impact. you can tell right from the get go its a primal tom :P even at such a high level of musicianship, the smallest changes can effect the sound inteneded for the song. Great video :) awesome song!

  • @dataspank
    @dataspank 12 лет назад +1

    amazing footage! thanks for posting this gem sektaran

  • @cmagno3749
    @cmagno3749 10 лет назад +1

    Thank you for share this amazing video and see the "Master of Drums" playing.

    • @MikeSmith-rn9rr
      @MikeSmith-rn9rr 10 лет назад

      The Master of Drum? It's true he went to Africa to LEARN to play the African sound, so now he's the Master of Drums? There are power jazz drummers (his age ) who can and HAVE ran circles around him. BILLY COBHAM ...DENNIS CHAMBERS. NEIL is only a rock drummer with a high except. Please look around before making this kind of statement.
      You can not put a rock drummer in a power jazz fusion band. But you can easily put a jazz drummer in a rock band. Including RUSH> One can't just start playing jazz music, like you can in rock music.
      There is no fenece required in rock drumming. But fenece is a must in jazz drumming. Jazz drumming is way more pleasant to the ear than rock drumming in drum solo. It's kind of funny how one can steal rock music when one didn't invent it. It's also kind of funny when clearly the best musicians (drummers) never get to be called the best. Did you know that there were ONCE Black FEMALE rock guitarist in the 40's? HENCE: before Elvis, Jerry Lee (50's)- Do you know who put the guitar as the leading roll in the rock band? Look it up and investigate music. It's to one's wonder why there aren't any Black guitarists, even when they've invented country, blues, ROCK, etc music. Do you still think Neil is the best drummer, or should I continue with more unknown facts?.........The are/have been a lot of drummer who have that very same talent. The music heightened his talent as a drummer, not the drums itself.

    • @AVOLITE
      @AVOLITE 10 лет назад +2

      Mike Smith ... yawn, another "my drummer is better than your drummer" pissing contest.

    • @chrispotsos7372
      @chrispotsos7372 10 лет назад

      Mike Smith What the FUCK are you on about? You write an op-ed diatribe because you extrapolated some type of "best of" superlative from the phrase "Master of Drums" which was very obviously written as an homage to Neil from a fan? A fan who very possibly isn't a native English speaker?
      Moreover, the mess you blurted out is 100% OPINION. There's always one obsessed, pretentious JACKASS on every Rush video who attempts and fails miserably to suggest Neil Peart is some everyman, hack drummer by trotting out the very widely known fact that there ARE better drummers on the planet. What a revelation.
      Know what else makes a great musician? Songwriting. You know why Carlos Pereira called Neil Peart the Master of Drums and not any of the apparent slew of more talented but somehow unnamed peers? Because they haven't sold 40mil+ albums and haven't had the words and music they've written immortalized on the ears and lips of millions worldwide.

    • @Remko1024
      @Remko1024 10 лет назад +1

      Mike Smith Get a fucking life..

    • @SoMeaningless
      @SoMeaningless 10 лет назад +1

      Mike Smith NEIL IS STILL THE BEST DRUMMMER

  • @dugworm
    @dugworm 10 лет назад

    What an outstanding video. Very cool pov. Like how Gump came out in the middle of the song to install a tom and mic it! Freakin awesome.

  • @Nightwing73
    @Nightwing73 9 лет назад +8

    I like how he gets it back and really works it over to make sure the tech did his job right. LOL
    Of course Neil had him drawn and quartered after the show! ;)

  • @Carsurgeon
    @Carsurgeon 8 лет назад +15

    The smile at 4:30 seems to say it all after the installation of the tom....hahaha
    Good shit whoever recorded this!

  • @soda4
    @soda4 12 лет назад +1

    Great job. I had that exact seat, except Row 1 for Omaha Time Machine. And for all that goes on in ANY Rush song, for you to maintain this for TCE. Amazing. Looking forward for more gigs in Spring/Summer of '13. Thanks for posting this, it really is exceptional.

  • @c-yilmaz
    @c-yilmaz 11 лет назад +1

    If I'd ever meet mr. Peart, only thing I'd do is asking him for one hug, as a personal thank you for a lifetime of guidance.

  • @isobarikFX
    @isobarikFX 9 лет назад +4

    The guy is a consummate professional, as are all the members of this awesome band.

    • @brilondon
      @brilondon 7 лет назад

      isobarikFXoutdoors One of the more useless comments I've read. Yeah forty years of practice, you get pretty good, duh.

  • @B0yardigi0rn0
    @B0yardigi0rn0 13 лет назад +1

    WOW Thank you so much! I had never seen Rush play this song live :
    )

  • @clontstable1
    @clontstable1 8 лет назад +2

    Camera Eye, my favorite jog on the treadmill song!

  • @Pulseless666
    @Pulseless666 11 лет назад +5

    Brutal... You can see the look on his face at the start of the song like "fuck.. this is gunna be lame" lol. 2:58 he looks so disgusted in that last fill he wants to just stop the song and wait for his tom. I love how he dosent even wait for the guy 2 get done miking it.

  • @NS9213
    @NS9213 13 лет назад

    The BEST of the best! A peerless man in Lyrical composition and Drums/Percussion!

  • @golee150
    @golee150 10 лет назад

    Great shot....flawless recovery.....

  • @MST3Kfanatic
    @MST3Kfanatic 11 лет назад

    dayum! how much more awesome can these guys be, as individual entities and then , combined,a force of nature!

  • @renouncedequation3923
    @renouncedequation3923 9 лет назад +53

    How the hell do they remember their whole catalogue?

  • @mtalley1
    @mtalley1 10 лет назад +37

    That's great that Neil could make adjustments to playing the fills across the the tom toms... That one missing tom, is probably one he goes for the most often, and not being able to have it there would be uncomfortable/uneasy. I play the drums (not professionally), and you establish muscle memory of where to hit/play certain things. If your drums aren't set up to how you are use to (ride cymbal mounted too high, floor tom shifted too much to the right) it can throw off your playing a bit. If you play guitar, it would almost be like missing a string, and about to take a solo.

  • @EMBOBZ2112
    @EMBOBZ2112 12 лет назад +1

    Amazing view of the MASTER!

  • @xxxx15us
    @xxxx15us 13 лет назад +1

    I'm always amazed at the amount of times I hear people refer to one Rush video or another and say "That's the only time I've ever seen Neil smile or have fun". As someone who collects bootlegs and has seen Rush more than 30 times going back to the 80s I know there are countless times that Neil has smiled, laughed, and goofed around behind the kit. He obviously doesn't do it continuously because he's busy. If you haven't seen it then you just haven't been paying attention.

  • @dorian2112
    @dorian2112 13 лет назад +1

    this is THE bst vid i have seen on utoob. thanks for an awesome post i look forward to your others and yes Pratt is god.

  • @Xformat01
    @Xformat01 13 лет назад

    Amazing video! Thank you!

  • @discolemonade66
    @discolemonade66 13 лет назад

    Dude! Awesome job on the camera work! Thanks for posting.

  • @Sly533
    @Sly533 10 лет назад +1

    great shot with the tom missing, the best drummer ever

    • @MikeSmith-rn9rr
      @MikeSmith-rn9rr 10 лет назад

      The best ROCK drummer? There are power jazz drummers (his age ) who can and HAVE ran circles around him. BILLY COBHAM ...DENNIS CHAMBERS. NEIL is only a rock drummer with a high except. Please look around before making this kind of statement.
      You can not put a rock drummer in a power jazz fusion band. But you can easily put a jazz drummer in a rock band. Including RUSH>
      There is no fenece required in rock drumming. But fenece is a must in jazz drumming. Jazz drumming is way more pleasant to the ear than rock drumming in drum solo. It's kind of funny how one can steal rock music when one didn't invent it. It's also kind of funny when clearly the best musicians (drummers) never get to be called the best. Did you know that there were ONCE Black FEMALE rock guitarist in the 40's? HENCE: before Elvis, Jerry Lee (50's)- Do you know who put the guitar as the leading roll in the rock band? Look it up and investigate music. It's to one's wonder why there aren't any Black guitarists, even when they've invented country, blues, ROCK, etc music. Do you still think Neil is the best drummer, or should I continue with more unknown facts?......... .

    • @RonG40
      @RonG40 10 лет назад +2

      Broad sweeping generalizations. Billy Cobham is one of my favorite drummers, and certainly has chops for miles, but if you stuck him in Rush, it doesn't necessarily mean it would improve things. Conversely, to suggest Mr, Peart couldn't function in a fusion or jazz band is absurd. If you knew anything about him as a player, you'd know he studies all styles and techniques, and would no doubt spend an inordinate amount of time to conquer such a task. He plays the way he does by choice, and his performance is informed by his love of Buddy Rich AND Keith Moon. It's completely subjective. I'm not suggesting by a long shot that Peart is the best drummer ever, as I'm certain he wouldn't either. I can think of a long list of people who have chops surpassing his, yet he remains on of my favorites for his particular style. To think rock and jazz are completely separate things, is elitist at best. It's all music. Finesse can applied to both...or pure power. Does Jazz require a more learned technique? For the most part, yes. No argument. I'm not suggesting Phil Rudd could take on a big band, but I don't think, say, Bill Bruford could have the same power in AC/DC. (Nor do I think either would have any interest in such an endeavor ) Each thing has it's own charms. Like Jazz, rock has a myriad of sub-genres, and to make blanket assumptions about either, diminishes what's really important: Making music.
      As to the there "aren't any black guitarist" nonsense, I'm not sure what point you were making, because there are plenty of musicians of color. You're just not looking.

    • @HueyZRX2NV
      @HueyZRX2NV 10 лет назад +1

      Mike Smith Are you trying so spell "finesse"? Just wondering if I need to learn a new word.

  • @golfingsoutherncalifornia1252
    @golfingsoutherncalifornia1252 8 лет назад +8

    My favorite Rush piece to drum to. he adds more fill flourish live, but it's hard enough matching the fills on the CD. But the fills are smartly done with a 16th missing here and there so he can ergonomically find the next tom or cymbal. When i started drumming to this and Tom Sawyer, I'd naturally put in the last 16th or 8th note hit then find myself struggling to get to the correct tom or cymbal on time. I wasn't properly trained so I had to play to what I heard. then videos like this showed me what was really happening. And I went..."Well duh!" I love this isolation on him from the front as well as the top view vids.

  • @1969DayTripper
    @1969DayTripper 12 лет назад +1

    wow,greatest drummer, aauthor, anx imporviser

  • @lizard944
    @lizard944 13 лет назад +1

    Wow! I just bought those Audio Technica M-50 headphones a couple weeks ago. Now I see Peart wearing them and know I made the right choice!

  • @DennisLaceyVlogs
    @DennisLaceyVlogs 8 лет назад +103

    DRUM FORREST DRUM!!!
    DRUM FORREST DRUM!!!

  • @evracer
    @evracer 12 лет назад

    Always loved the grooves in this song.

  • @sektaran
    @sektaran  11 лет назад +2

    Thanks! And that is in a not-seated, general admission crowd... very challenging for a 10min song!

  • @H3WMW
    @H3WMW 11 лет назад +1

    That's the sign of a true professional. Not letting the lack of a tom get in his way. Good old Neil.

  • @wilbertrobles1123
    @wilbertrobles1123 9 лет назад +17

    Gump to the rescue !

  • @csgauthier
    @csgauthier 11 лет назад +5

    This really cool to watch.
    To be fair, though, I'm pretty sure that open heart surgery is pretty much always performed on a live patient.

  • @scotturban54
    @scotturban54 7 лет назад +1

    Cool video thanks for posting

  • @MrManus64
    @MrManus64 11 лет назад +1

    great to see all eyes on Neil, and yes indeed lovely response ant 4:34

  • @elsyepetrie
    @elsyepetrie 11 лет назад +4

    What a person.. :)

  • @billpeart
    @billpeart 12 лет назад

    I didnt even see that until i went back. great catch...You have what we call THE CAMERA EYE

  • @neilzep
    @neilzep 12 лет назад

    I agree....have been listening to them for 30+ years.....its shot

  • @judeannegossin3434
    @judeannegossin3434 11 лет назад

    What great talent. I cannot get into my effin facebook to post this. The Camera Eye is so brilliant on so many levels.

  • @vkiperman
    @vkiperman 9 лет назад +1

    awesome iso.

  • @dledge1
    @dledge1 13 лет назад

    Excellent. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

  • @Mattitude75
    @Mattitude75 13 лет назад +1

    If there ever was a video demonstrating focus and intensity this would be it.

  • @SonofCastille
    @SonofCastille 12 лет назад +5

    High School, driving a 63 VW beetle, I had this cassette in ALL the time!
    It was the soundtrack to my youth. STILL a kick ass tune. Now if I could just find that ol' walkman in the attic................

  • @RichardOrtizROCommunication
    @RichardOrtizROCommunication 8 лет назад

    Nice video. Good catch! I also like the way he smiles after the mistake cymbal crash at 4:32.

    • @utubekpphoto
      @utubekpphoto 8 лет назад

      MISTAKE? Neil doesn't make mistakes....

    • @rnwtn
      @rnwtn 8 лет назад

      Richard Ortiz. I think you're right, the song doesn't have that crash hit on the down beat of that measure. But it doesnt put any music out of place.

    • @pawhky8117
      @pawhky8117 7 лет назад

      Mistake?

    • @rnwtn
      @rnwtn 7 лет назад

      Not a mistake, just not the exact combination of notes as the album drum track. Percussion is allowed certain room for feel to change. An extra crash is not a crucial as adding in notes on the guitar, for example. Not mistakes here, just live playing.

  • @rozeem6
    @rozeem6 12 лет назад +1

    Thank goodness for Gump!

  • @floouk
    @floouk 13 лет назад +1

    What a f**king professional this guys is. Oustanding!!

  • @BasdeKruyff
    @BasdeKruyff 12 лет назад +1

    Ik was erbij. Zo mooi

  • @dunnettclassicdrums
    @dunnettclassicdrums 13 лет назад +1

    The Professor's Professor exhibiting grace under pressure. One of the toughest tech gigs ever.

  • @MrGordonGartrelle
    @MrGordonGartrelle 10 лет назад

    This is a spectacular video. Thank you. It's humbling to watch someone so good at what they do. Geddy sounds like he had an off night, unfortunately.

  • @EirasMoon
    @EirasMoon 13 лет назад

    GREAT VIDEO! GREAT VIDEO! GREAT VIDEO!

  • @Randor10
    @Randor10 11 лет назад +1

    I saw them in Vancouver in July. Had about the same view as this guy, 4th row, centre. Neil actually dropped a stick during a solo. Other people further away said they didn't notice. It fell down onto his forearms and he fumbled at bit to grab it and kept playing. I'm not sure how often that happens to him. Not very often I would bet.