Neil Peart Drum Solo/Rush Live In Frankfurt *REACTION*
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He's the god of the drums. There will never be anyone like him ever again.
He's the GOAT of drummers. RIP Neil, you left us too soon.
Neil Peart wrote most of the Rush songs! An absolute genius, IQ 150+
Neil suffered from tendinitis for a few decades. It got real bad at the end. Plus having a young daughter around five at the time that they retired in 2015, six months later he found out he had cancer. The man is not only a legend, but was a beast on the drums and a intellectual inspiration to me.
I say this without an atom of hyperbole, Neil Peart was a musical, percussive, lyrical, performance, genius. Mic drop!
The drums GOAT without a doubt.
@@trishc3099 100%, no argument
the professor at his best!! neil is in my opinion the best drummer of all time.
I Went to 9 Concerts with RUSH Never Disappointed
Neil Peart passed legend status long ago, he now operates in God mode..💪🏽✌🏽
Neil was a percussionist, not just a "drummer". Arguably, the greatest rock "drummer" to ever sit behind the kit. RIP, professor.
I’ve watched this solo many times, and it always amazes me! That’s why they called him the professor! And they are 24k gold plated!
"Call out the cops for disturbing the peace." OMG that runs the clock back for me. Well played sir. Well played indeed.
Genius has no barriers! I was fortunate enough to see Rush every time they came home to Toronto from '77 -81 .
Greetings from YYZ 🇨🇦
Neil Peart was definitely one of the greatest drummers of all time and my personal favorite. He plays both rhythmically and melodically.
Most drummers are not able to utilize melody in the way that Neil was. When you listen to Rush songs his fills and grooves are very different from what you hear in most rock songs. Neil wasn't just a time keeper for the other musicians he utilized percussion to the fullest extent so that his parts accentuated the rest of the music melodically in a very unique way.
He was a musical and lyrical genius and he is greatly missed. RIP Neil.
Definitely the GOAT
you can’t call anyone other than the professor the GOAT
Neil Peart was the drummer that other drummers idolized. I cannot figure out how drummers can keep both hands and a foot all going in different directions and never miss a beat. I've seen some excellent drummers but Neil Peart was miles above anyone else.
No debate needed. The greatest drummer ever.
He was truly the god of thunder and art.
This Mr Neil Peart the professor. Our three Canadian masters!
Neil was in his 50's too.
You got 45 yrs of awesome tunes to check out
Cheers
Good reaction.
Drummers use a Metronome to keep time. A Metronome uses Neil Peart to keep time.
He does this in the middle of a 3-hour concert. Thanks for talking about the feet. Nobody else does.
I'm a nobody. He enriched my life.
Presenting. THE incomparable Neil Peart. ALL 4 limbs working independently
@@bkbentley yet it took 3 tries to pass his motorcycle endorsement! So hard to believe!
RUSH LIVE……I was lucky enough to see one of the last shows before Neil died at SPAC N.Y. Simply the most talented three man band ever. Incredible performances every time. “In eight years I’ll be seventy one, I can play Charlie Watts drum parts when I’m seventy one, I can’t play Neil Peart’s drum parts when I’m seventy one” - Neil Peart at sixty
Neil Peart, the greatest drummer EVER!
Bro. You are my favorite reaction to Neil to date. Loved seeing your genuine joy at his inventiveness.
There will always be that discussion of 'the greatest' in a lot of things, but in my little corner of the world, this guy, this band are just that.
My first concert was Rush in 1983. The first of 49 shows and never missed a tour from then on. I don’t believe in the “Greatest Ever” because they are all based on personal preference. But he was definitely one of the most influential .
He had written that he wasn’t happy with this particular solo and the night before was much better. He would also travel solo on his motorcycle between shows - sometimes riding 300 miles on a show day and then playing the full show. This was a man who knew how to get the most out of a day.
He truly deserves much better than he got in the end. But what a life lived. What a vapor trail to leave and what a humble, friendly anti-legend legend he was. RIP, sir. Generations to come have yet to discover your greatness.
He left none of those skins untouched. Pure genius!
Truly a Masterclass! That, and this was mid way into a three hour concert! R.I.P. Sir.
Greatest drummer of all time from the greatest rock band of all time. May his soul rest in peace after two heartbreaking tragedies that killed his happiness. Great human being for his comeback to give us incredible music to listen to and make us think which btw Neil wrote most of the songs during the 40 years of production
That was a Xylophone that you asked about and in the past he had a gong and tubular bells but you can bet that if he had a drum or another percussion instrument in his stage kit he hit it at least once and he hit it hard. Neil is by far the greatest rock drummer of all time and his lyrics of RUSH's songs were phenomenal. He retired from drumming in 2015 and sadly he passed away 2 years ago
😂he is, was, and always will be the greatest! #RIP NEP(aka The Professor)🤘🖖✌️🥁🥁🥁
That instrument he is playing is technically called a percussion controller. It’s a synthesizer for drummers that you play like a xylophone. Since it’s a synth controller you can make it sound like anything you want. In this solo he has a marimba or xylophone patch loaded (those instruments have wooden keys), and I believe he triggers the gong sound at the end on it. His drum kit has a number of electronic “pads” that have programmable sounds. Some of them look like drums, some are the black cymbals, and he has foot triggers, too. Kinda like Guitar Hero drum pads, but professional-grade. He is actually triggering the horn sounds at the end with various pads and pedals. The only pre-recorded loop was the jazz song at the very end. In the early days Neil used a real glockenspiel, but the versatility of the programmable pads teplaved it with this thing in the early 80’s.
PS - A lot of people confuse xylophones (wood keys) with glockenspiels (metal keys). It’s because the toy companies lied to us as kids, man!!! That thing you had with the colorful metal keys was NOT a xylophone - it’s a glockenspiel! Some sort of conspiracy among the toy makers, lol.
I believe this would be harder to play as a xylophone, as the keys on a xylophone are different sizes therefore allowing you to visualize what tone they are. As the keys are the same size on this, I believe it would be harder.
In particular that instrument is called an Xylophone
Yes but you are correct about it is a percussion Family
A wide range with could be said about that Hack Melton Smelten
Now George Michael's what George Michael's did for Queen and for Smelten Melton!!!! I was being kunda!!!
I believe it is called a MalletKAT express pad controller. Definitely made it easier to set up his kit without all the extras like glocks, xylophone, chimes and tubular bells. Gotta love that he still has real cowbells
I’m a bass player, so I know how great it is when you play with a great drummer. I just wish I was a drummer so I could fully appreciate just how amazing this man’s playing was. I know he’s one of the greatest drummers ever, but I just don’t have the knowledge to fully appreciate the genius of Neil Peart.
Buddy Rich, Danny Carey, and Neil Pert are three of the worlds greatest!!!!
I started playing drums in junior high band and my first concert was Rush when I was a sophomore, that night changed me forever. R.I.P. Neil, gone but never forgotten.😢
Greatest drummer ever....and there's been a lot of great drummers over the years. (I say that as a drummer myself....62yo)
Solos give the drummer a chance to shine, and showcase their talents. The thing you asked about, was a type of drum pad synthesizer, set for a Xylophone sound. Thanks for your reaction.
You have to be in control of both sides of your brain at once and WOW! He's awesome!
The Albert Einstein of drumming
Neil had the flu doing this!!!! Legend RIP. He was tapping on a xylophone.
It's a Xylophone. I'm late watching. Great reaction!!
What’s cool is Neil Peart is doing different rythmns with each hand as well as each foot. He was one of the best drummers in history. Died January 2020 of brain cancer! RIP Professor
Now imagine doing this at the halfway point of a three hour concert at 50 plus years of age which he is 52 here, but he was playing in pain well into 62 when he retired.
His drum kit was huge! He collected them his whole career. He would play with no sticks causing his hands to bled from hitting the rims. His idols were, Buddy Rich and Gene Krupper, thus the big band sound in the closing number.
It is great to watch GODS blessing.
As has been said before, Neil Peart is your favorite drummer’s drummer.
His drums were just an extention of him 🙂💞
He was called the Professor for good reason!
Neil is the human drum machine
I recommend RUSH in RIO drum Solo.
My all time favorite Drummer Live. 5x
Nicely played Brother 👍👍 The end of the solo with a Big Band kinda feel...is a nod to Freddie Gruber a drumming legend, who Neil went to for lessons late in his career 😳 Spread the love 🐶😎🇺🇸
Your some kind of fun! Its fun to witness
Neil Peart did this every night during a three hour Rush concert……he was the G.O.A.T! R.I.P. Neil.
I think its called an Xylophone. I remember having one when I was a kid. 😁
4:05 He's the "GOAT." He's so great; he could probably be like Helen Keller and still kill it! Well he can't now; RIP Neil Peart! And 7:58; it's called an a electronic xylophone.
Neil Peart is considered one of the best drummers in rock. All the horns at the end were triggered by him from his drum kit. Neil could play one time signature with his hands and another with his feet.
Unfortunately he passed away from brain cancer in January of 2020.
Great reaction, and, you are one of the few that mentions that his right hand is making that tapping sound, plus his feet working independently from his hands. Great job. 👍
The instrument he was playing that you asked about is a MIDI Marimba - a set of programmable triggers capable of sounding like anything.
Yep took the people round the world with this solo.. differnent generes an didnt stick to just one! Just an example drums isn't just about double base and snare
Best drum solo I haver ever heard being a metal fan! Wish he would have been in my band
just the size of the drum set!!!!!
New sub here. Loving the reactions! Peart is a Canadian legend. One of the best drummers of all time. So many great musicians and talent out of Canada.
KAT percussion MalletKat, also playing Roland V-drums for the first section, the section where Neil is cross-sticking, freaking insane
And this is after 30 years of being in Rush and playing.
Geddy Lee from Rush once described Neil Peart as a "fukin monster musician". All 3 of them, Geddy, Alex and Neil are masters of their craft. Sadly Neil is no longer with us but his artistry lives on.
As a drummer of over 50 years I think I can answer your question with regards to stamina. A band will usually rehearse for 4 - 8 hours straight many times a week to get everything perfect and tight. So a 3 - 4 hour gig is not that much of a physical strain. The other thing is using the natural bounce of the drum heads takes a lot of effort out of fast drum rolls, so unless you're trying to smash the sticks through the heads you don't hold the sticks too tightly and you let them rebound freely. You don't really use your arms so much as your rist so carpal tunnel strain can be quite common in percussionists. You need pretty good core strength as you spend a lot of time balancing on the drum stool with both legs lifted up at the same time. Apart from that, it's all about practice, coordination and technique. Simple really. I think every drummer wishes they were as brilliant as Niel, including myself. We all miss him very much. ✌️❤️🇬🇧
8:10 That's a xylophone.
Or a midi marimba.
Neil Peart From Rush is the best drummer of all time.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
* The first time I saw RUSH, Neil's set rotated around him on command. You must now also react to: Danny Carey | "Pneuma" by TOOL*
I'm sitting here trying to tell you how much I love you for this review. It took my old ass forever. Zillophone
Spelling wrong.
Rush would not be rush without Neil Peart
Neil was a big fan of Buddy Rich and jazz music.
RIP Neal…..
Drummers use metronomes, metronomes use Neil Peart!
The professor at work
"The Professor".... none better, nuf said
Watch Neil do a tribute to Buddy Rich called Cottontail.
React to Rush, too (his band)
the "thing " is called a midi mariba made by KAT percussion
Pert took his roots from Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich. Gene escorted the Swing era into prominence. Buddy Rich and others picked up the beat from him and you see Neil using it at the end of his performance. You should really check out Gene Krupa.
It's a xylophone, brother!
you can't program this into a drum machine, unless you have 10 years and are an expert drummer. Peart did this every night on tour
The instrument you enquired about is an electric glockenspiel...
The guy who told you what Neil was playing was not a xylophone it's called
Sorry mallet cats it's about $2,700 sorry my message had to be in two parts but the guy said his xylophone with wrong
imagine if he played kettle drums
That was the hi-hat dude lol
It's a xylophone.
It's and electronic xylaphone. He did a lot of time changes.
After this, the drum set asked for a cigarette.
Your question at 8:05 approximately
It's called a xylophone
He passed away not long after this solo, from brain cancer
NEW DRUMS? come on bruh
Live made in Japan the Mule
Xylophone
An electric xylophone?
I own a 168 piece drum kit I call "8-Ball" inspired by Neil's kit. I have a video at my page here at RUclips.
Dadgum. Way.
Someone "There is no on can play all those drums"!
Neil "Here hold my Macallan"
zyophone
His drumming was melodic, which too many drummers forget their instruments are capable of doing!
Xylophone
This solo was performed about the halfway point of a Rush concert. Neil had already played for about an hour and a half before this solo! Then he played this solo and had to start playing with Rush again for another hour and a half! Geddy and Alex got to take a break, but not Neil. He just powered on through. He was a tank.
That instrument Neil is playing is called a Xylophone, or just bells.
And he was recovering from the flu. Amazing, GOAT!
Hey Balok! Whats up?!
It's a Katt, mallet controller. Its essential the xylophone version of a synthesizer and can play any sound you want
Correct, although Neil did get a bit of a break after the drum solo. Alex and Geddy would do a couple of songs “acoustic” to give him some time to recover. They would usually do “Resist.”
@@docwho10th88 Fantastic! Have some Tranya!