Drum Teacher Reaction: NEIL PEART | Rush - 'Red Barchetta' LIVE - Time Machine Tour 🇨🇦 🥁🙌
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Please react to this sir.
Sorry I don't have much to tip you now.
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You're the first one to react to this guy. TIA! 🙏
G.O.A.T.'S. 'NUFF SAID!!!!
one of my al time fav. tracks, from moving pictures album .. wish i could have seen them live...
I think you've touched a few nerves with Rush week Andrew lol!....congrats
Hey man, love your reactions.
Would love to hear someone look at Nick Mason of Pink Floyd
Maybe "One of These Days" would be a cool start?
My dad got me rush tickets for high school graduation gift . I was a fan then but it means more to me now .
Rutsey was a good drummer, and left the band for health reasons. Neil brought more complexity, precision, and helped move the band in a more progressive direction. He also took over the role of lyricist, because Alex & Geddy noticed he read a lot.
Personally, my favourite periods of Rush albums are 1979-83; 2002-12; 1989-96; 1976-78; 1984-88; 1974-75. (There are no bad Rush albums, though, in my opinion.)
I’m glad you’re having so much fun with Rush Week. It’s definitely fun for us!
Thanks for the awesome input Mark
Thank goodness Neil “passed the audition” because when Geddy learned how voraciou of a reader that Neil was, he thought “look how many books he reads, he’s probably capable of writing lyrics”. They were more about the music part of the creativity.
Geddy & Al weren’t fond of writing lyrics.
It all worked out well, as we all know.
Besides being the greatest PROG-drummer of all time, Neil is one of the greatest lyricists in our lifetime.
All three of these guys have shaped my life. Starting with hearing Caress Of Steel in 1975, I was hooked.
I am 63 now and I have proudly been a member of the RUSH family since I was 15.
I have made longtime friends with RUSH people from all over the world and we are a family. We are devoted still & will do everything we can to keep RUSH alive for future generations.
It’s kind of like our life’s work!!
KEEP ON RUSHIN’ 🤘❤️
@@SnowDogisVictorious They also mentioned how he tended to drink a lot when they were on the road and they were worried that would exacerbate his health issues. He did end up passing away at age 55.
I highly recommend the documentary "Beyond the Lighted Stage". It's a great retrospective on the history of the band. Very well done. You get a great insight into the personality of the members and just what REAL human beings they are. They are a good bunch of guys.
I appreciate you using the live performances in order to get some good views of Neil's work, but I have another suggestion, too. The original music video for Limelight was all studio footage and has great views of Neil's in-studio work.
Thanks Rob!
If you want to hear one of Geddy's highest registers, I think that you should hear Freewill or 2112.
Thanks!
Rush is best live
John Rutsey was a very good drummer and - much as the band prefers to gloss over it - didn't want to leave the band, by what I gathered. I think he was probably devastated. That said, had they not recruited Neil, it wouldn't have become the band we knew. Neil is the reason I became a drummer. Neil is also to blame for why I have spent an obscene amount of money on cymbals and tom toms.
The first time I saw them was in 1980. Back in the days of long hair and billowy shirts. Saw them 4 more times until 1986 including 1x in Germany. Teddy voice has weakened over the years IMHO. From a couple documentaries I've seen, Geddy Lee's voice seems to sounds normal.
I look forward to checking them out in different eras
First side of Moving Pictures: Tom Sawyer ; Red Barchetta ; YYZ ; Limelight..A monster side of an LP...A couple of titbits you may not be aware of Andrew.:Geddy and Alex went to school together, they bonded through their love of music and both being 'outsiders' (in their words)..no long how long Neil played with them , they always joked he was 'the new guy'.. : John Rutsey had diabetes , wasn't 100 % well and it was felt that he wouldn't stand up to the rigours of constant touring (according to 'Beyond The Lighted Stage, anyway.Personally,I think there were other reasons that haven't been aired) : Rush were known as 'the biggest cult band in the world' , not courting publicity or controversy. According to the BTLS movie, they are third , behind The Beatles and The Rolling Stones , in having the most consecutive gold or platinum albums sold...although others may argue this....loving Rush week Andrew, keep up the good work :)
Thanks for the info Ken!
«First side of Moving Pictures: Tom Sawyer ; Red Barchetta ; YYZ ; Limelight». That's absolutely insane.
Outside of the RUSH community Alex is criminally underrated!!
Absolutely. Guitarists get noticed in bands where they are far and away the best players, plus they get the primo riffs. In RUSH they are all so talented and they balance things so well that the guitar isn't the primary noise after the vocals. Stand Alex in pretty much any other band and he's the best guitarist they've ever had. :)
🗣 LOUDER FOR THE CRITICS IN THE BACK 💯
Agreed!
John Rutsey left the band because he wasn't able to travel due to diabetes complications
To watch someone's virgin RUSH ears go from just knowing who they are to IT'S FULL ON I'M A FAN, never gets old, and is in fact the most normal thing to happen. I've just seen it so many times in my life turning people on to the greatness that is RUSH. I don't think I've ever introduced someone to RUSH that was like "nah, not my cuppa tea". It's almost always a HOLY SHIT! moment for so many people. Thank You Canada and thank you Andrew for doing this!!
Really, I know so many people who, when Rush is mentioned, or on the radio, say Oh I hate this band ! and it's more often women, they don't like Geddy's voice, and that's it, they don't give them a chance ( ignorant fools ! )
Alex always had his stacks of Amps and since GEDDY (fixed ;) )
ran direct most of the time he didnt have amps on stage, so he said he needed a stack as well, so he put washers and dryers on the stage and he did the laundry of the crew while they played (that was the joke) then he added working vending machines, and again later the rotisserie chickens that were used to feed the breakdown crew after the concerts
GEDDY!
With the washers on stage, they got a clean sound...
@@dan1216 right my bad , sorry I feel shame. Im a graphic designer, I have 'Getty' on my brain
Unreal Chad!
No other band is cooking onstage
@@AndrewRooneyDrums check out Bill 'Sauce Boss' Wharton he cooks gumbo on stage and at the end of his show he feeds the audience
Andrew, you should watch their belated (long, LONG overdue!) introduction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and the acceptance speeches. Geddy was humble and likeable. Then Neil was nothing short of Presidential, paying tribute to all those around the band, including those who were no longer alive (particularly his first wife and their daughter), everyone was in tears... then Alex came on and did a hilarious speech consisting solely of the word "blah", but with so much variety of acting and inflection that his meaning was unmistakable. He hadn't warned anyone he was going to do this, and you can see Geddy and Neil behind him discussing whether to kill him now or later...
It still makes me cry! Omg i love my boys. I think Andrew would appreciate Far Cry from the R40 tour
That was a hilarious acceptance speech from Alex. It was one of those bits that was funny... then went a little too long... then came back to being funny. :)
I need to see these speeches!
If you notice in some of their live performances, Geddy is wearing a shirt with "Blah" written on it.
@@michellelauzon9307 love Far Cry. Super raw rock from old guys, right in my wheelhouse!
Rush is the greatest 3 piece band to ever play. Cream and a few other one come close , but overall the sonic boom that comes from these 3 dudes is mind boggling.
Another great Rush reaction!! Don’t forget Bravado.
I’d also say Mystic Rhythms has a very different drum track 🤘🏻
Thanks for the tips Chris
I read the producer saying he went into the studio to watch Neil recording “Bravado” and still couldn’t figure out how he was doing it. I don’t know drumming well enough to appreciate the details, I just know it sounds wonderful.
calling fake news on the crowd shots as there are over 4 females present.
Hands down the best rock musicians on the planet; Rush, what can one say.
So good Gerald!
Watch "Beyond the Lighted Stage" on a rainy day it's a complete RUSH documentary
Great... Just off to get a coffee...but I'll be quicker than you! 🤣
Back... Told you! 😊
As others have said, welcome to the rabbit hole.
I grew up from a teenager listening to Rush (Permanent Waves when I was 15) and they were influential in my formative years in music appreciation.
I'm jealous of anyone who hears these masterpieces for the first time.
Nicely done Sir.
Cheers Mike!
Regarding the clocks...It was the 'Time Machine Tour', after all. Get the DVD. You won't regret it!
Thanks Anthony!
Thanks, I surely will. It's a regret right now that I've never seen them live, and Cleveland would have been good for me. They must have a blu ray out by now?
@@scottzappa9314 - Yes, they have...I'm old enough to still think DVDs are new - sorry - but old enough to have seen them live, numerous times. Until the 1981 Exit Stage Left video (VHS!) 'Live'' is pretty much the only time we got to see them at all, outside of a poster. Even live albums were a treat. You lost out in some respects - it was magical - but today's audience are so much better served, in other respects.
Neil's final drum fill starting at like 9:45 is pure poetry. Unfortunately, the drum cam only caught a piece of it. He crams so many notes and they are all musical and necessary. If you're a drummer and can pull that last fill off, you're not too bad shabby my friend, not too shabby.
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, there is a good little documentary on about Rush on netflix , you should do a movie reaction.
The good thing about Rush, is that there are so many songs to choose from. You could do a reaction on any song, cuz they're all good
Definitely Kevin!
rush's sense of humor is something else, when people said they were getting old- Alex added the dinosaurs on stage as in yeah were old so what. members of the crew would become part of the show interacting on stage as a background story. there was always so much to watch during the show, i kept scanning between the three so i wouldn't miss anything.
Sounds like a blast live Brian :)
I also liked Alex's use of Barbie dolls as his groupies.
Loving Rush week. looked forward to this as soon as it came up on my 'tube feed. Glad I work from home here in the UK so I can watch them all :D
Thanks for watching Mike!
The Time Machine Tour was for the 30th Anniversary of their most popular album, Moving Pictures (they played the entire album in the middle of the concert, in order). Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, YYZ and Limelight round out side 1 (who's with me in age to remember that!) with The Camera Eye, Witch Hunt and Vital Signs finishing it up. They were in their late 50's at this point and played 'An Evening with Rush' so they played at this intensity for about 3 hours. Freewill from this set is amazing. The final encore tune was Working Man - you must do this version at some point! You also have to remember this is at the END of their 3 hour set, so you have to cut them some slack (hee hee). They also played 2 songs from their forthcoming album, Clockwork Angels too.
A lot of people are requesting Working Man Lewis! Thank you
A Barchetta is an actual Ferrari (hard "ch"). When you see the animation at the beginning and the red convertible pulls up with "2112" on the side, that is a Barchetta. Additionally, Rush did a tribute animation video to Neil for "Spirit of Radio." In that you can see Neil animated driving a red Barchetta.
ruclips.net/video/g_QtO0Rhp0w/видео.html&ab_channel=RushVEVO
Thank you for the info!
by far my favorite Rush song. And as the comment section says - one heck of a great album.
EXCELLENT
Just 3 Hosers having more fun every night than any human should be having!!!! Great reaction as usual!!
Excellent Randy
Such a great songs. Sadly this was later in their career and you can hear how tired Geddy's voice was becoming. The performances on Exit Stage Left are probably the best live recording of his voice.
Agreed, although ESL probably has the worst recording quality of their live recordings. Just a symptom of the time...too much ambience.
Considering how long they performed live, i think Geddy's did a great job preserving his voice. In these later videoes sadly it is clearly forced in contrast to his effortless performances in the 70s and 80s.
His voice sounds so strong on the Grace Under Pressure live tour imo.
I know "Barchetta" isn't on it but Geddy's vocals on "All the World's a Stage" still give me goosebumps.I did see the "Stage" and "2112" tour.
The romour is that Lee was having a cold in that particular night. If you listen closely you can tell that he did sound like singing with a congested nose. Also he sounded much batter in R40 so I believe in this particular reason.
Ahhhh my boys!!!!! Our three Canadian masters.... just three best friends who had to share their music with us !!! Dam we are so honoured..... I would not know me without Rush...... cheers
Excellent Lois!
That was fun!
I know you probably have your set list done for Rush Week, but if you're interested in listening to the evolution of Neil Pearts technique? You should check out albums from Test for Echo and on. This is when he went to see Freddy Gruber for lessons to evolve on his technique. I know that the band has continuously changed over their career, but it was at this point when Neil Peart wanted more out of his technique. Although the changes were subtle. When they went into the studio to work on Test for Echo. Peart mentions how it took them all a little time to get back in sync with his change in technique.
Take care ✌
it was nothing, the other guys even said it still sounds like you, besides he was trying to learn jazz from Freddie, and he pretty much went back to his usual style a couple of years later ! That stuff about you don't dance on the ground, it happens in the air, all nonsense ! A few years later when he was taking lessons from Peter Erskine, about that circular motion to feel the time, Peter said what are you doing? Neil said feeling the time, Peter said pointing to his chest, it's in here.
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True. I was just pointing out that they did notice a difference at first. Although I play I wouldn't consider myself a musician, but it seemed odd to me when I watched the video A Work in Progress. So it's nice to hear that I wasn't the only one. Thanks for the information!✌
The dryers are for Geddys “extra clean” sound.
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Loving the RUSH videos! It's especially nice to see songs from Moving Pictures, which is one of my favorite albums of theirs. Keep the awesome content coming!
Thank you!
John Rutsy played only on their first album, and was there for the first few years as they were playing high schools and bars. They don't really say it, but they kicked him out because he didn't share their vision of what they were trying to do. Neil's band was also quite pissed off at him for leaving to join rush, guess that's rock n roll !
Can't make everyone happy. Nor should you try
Its Rush week every week :)
That was the absolute best rendition of Red Barchetta I've heard. Completely insynch with each other. Bass, amazing. Guitar, phenomenal. Drums...don't get me started. Incredible!!!
All I can say is checkout anatomy of a drum solo by neil peart.
I will Rachelle
This was a great example of Geddy multitasking.
YES!
"Straining the Limits of Machine and Man!"
The whole "Moving Pictures" album is classic, of course. Again, though, by 2011, we can hear that poor Geddy is really straining to hit those notes. But you need to engage with some of the later albums to get a fuller picture of the band and what made them great.
I noticed that when you listened to the Drumeo video of every Rush song, you commented about how great a particular set of songs sounded. The album you were commenting on is "Roll the Bones," and your ears did not betray you. That's an incredible album, with a couple of radio hits and one of their best instrumentals, the nonsensically and hilariously named "Where's My Thing? Part IV, 'Gangster of Boats' Trilogy."
Some old Rush fans roll their eyes at this album because the title track includes a brief rap. Well, first, it's actually pretty clever, and second, Neal admired some hip-hop artists, and the feeling was and continues to be mutual. All three guys were musically adventurous, welcoming the next thing and figuring out how to add it to their sound.
So please consider a track from "Roll the Bones" for an upcoming reaction: "Dreamline," "Roll the Bones," "Where's My Thing?" "Bravado, " or -- most unusually -- Neil's idea of a love song, "Ghost of a Chance." (Their later album "Counterparts" is largely devoted to relationships, which was shocking at the time, but Neil brought his usual intellect and reflection to those songs.)
Cheers.
Very intriguing. Thanks Richard
Yes Roll the Bones is an excellent album. The rap is kind of interesting. In typical. Rush fashion they didn't do the straightforward thing and had to put their own spin on it.
I would say it's one of their less adventurous outings in terms of time signatures etc but plenty of great songwriting and playing, and some of their best lyrics.
You're only immortal for a limited time...
At the end of the Rush week, please play the Garden Live.. Final song Neil wrote!
Absolutely beautiful song--captures Peart's personal ethos perfectly.
Absolutely legendary and amazing, their live sound is So good.. Cant go wrong with Rush..
The reason they have all this weird stuff on the stage with them in concerts (like dryers and rotisserie chickens) is because they're making fun of bands that have extravagant on stage theatrics to entertain the crowd. In their mind the music should be enough, so they just put silly stuff up there.
I love it Ian
Thanks Andrew, for the reaction!!! RUSH!🔥
Re: Geddy's speaking voice. Here's a recent clip with him and Alex ruclips.net/video/9GYB0GoKYOw/видео.html
ANDY, WATCH ALEX LIFESON’S rock n roll hall of fame acceptance speech… classic Rush! Always having fun!
The Time Machine kit. Every drummer’s dream!
man... still takes your breath away..
GREAT
I found your comment on preferring the live performances over the lyric videos rather interesting; as a visual person myself, I've also been partial to watching the live clips. If you haven't yet done Limelight, I recommend the Exit Stage Left performance, where Neil's drumming was absolutely insane, and Alex really cut loose on his solo, not to mention that this was when Geddy's voice was in its prime, and his bass lines were amazing!
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i was there, Montreal Forum
I'll check it out Linda!
They do have some music videos if you want visuals to go with the studio version. Some are very silly (eg, Time Stand Still) while others are more serious (Tom Sawyer).
There are pros and cons to the live versions. The studio recordings always sound great and in the later years, Geddy can't hit all the high notes in some songs on live versions. But you can hear how their technique and playing improved over the years and the live versions sometimes have cool variations, extra stuff, intros, outros etc.
I don’t know if someone already mentioned it but his kit moves a little more than one would expect for a couple of reasons.
First off, it’s amazing to see the amount of power with which Neil came down on his kit. It’s something you have to see in person to actually gauge it.
Secondly, his drum riser turns around during the show so that he can face the audience during a show.
He uses the Roland V drum kit for a couple of songs and also he rotates it to play the Rolands along with his acoustic kit during his drum solo. 👍
If you haven't yet, look up the Ferrari Barchetta (as with most Ferraris of the time there were several versions/variations). It will paint a whole new picture in your head: "excitement shivers up and down your spine, wind in my hair, shifting and drifting", etc.. Remember, this is a race car from the late 40's and early 50's with no safety equipment and a V-12 engine. One of the most significant cars ever for Ferrari and the auto world in general. When this song came out my car at the time was an MGB (my first car). Oh how it made me dream!
LOVE IT
Did you know that the lyrics were inspired by a story that features an MGB as the car? So you're in good company. I've read the original short story and I have to be honest, I relate more to the total revision that Peart came up with. Of course the original was written for gear heads that read Road & Track, with lots of technical details and some unnecessary plot line of violent aggression that doesn't help.
@@charlieross-BRMI did not know that, what a great trivia piece of auto/music. Thanks for that. Now of course the roar of the engine and tires spitting gravel is a bit of a stretch as far as MGB’s go, but love it anyway. I still miss that car, just not the constant wrench turning to keep it going!!
You commented how “in the zone” they were. They’ve been playing this song in EVERY concert for…35 years at this point? It’s one of their best, and they know it…
God bless Neil Peart!!! A percussion legend!!!
For my money, the Time Machine tour was the high water mark from a playing perspective out of all the tours Rush performed in the 21st century. They were so dynamic, fluid and effortless sounding and the tempos never flagged for one moment. They had something to prove to those who maybe hadn't been to any of their tours for a while, and the atmosphere in the audiences for those shows was incredible.
Time machine tour, hence the clocks. You will love Working Man from this show. I kept waiting for the bass and guitar to burst into flames!
Love this song, but this recording is muddy...try to find a cleaner version, and you will hear all the subtle intricacies of this son.. I know this is live, but I've heard much cleaner versions out there...
This is Geddy's older guy high voice. If you go back in time, he used to scream high. I think he opens his throat up more as he's aged.
"YYZ," live, "Exit Stage Left." Trust me. Contains the definitive Neil Peart drum solo in the middle. Trust me.
Saw Rush on the Time Machine tour in Tulsa. Unfortunately, it was my only time seeing them. The show was awesome!
The first time I saw Rush was in 1978 for the A farewell to kings tour. The tickets were $6. I've seen one show from every tour since than
Best six dollars ever spent Kevin!
I don't know how you can properly analyze the drums when they aren't isolated...
3 of the best to play their instruments playing their instruments.
Andrew, whether you react to it or not, you should watch the big documentary and the documentary of their last tour. It will catch you up to everything as much as possible in the quickest time. Then your excellent commenters can fill in the gaps.
Loving all the passionate comments
I saw them on this tour in Phoenix. Amazing. It was my second Rush show and they were as amazing in their older years as when they were young. Just superb musicians!
You think Geddy Lee has a high pitched voice here? Oh man. This is his older, mature, deeper voice. haha
Exactly. 😆
It's amazing how 3 people can produce that sound. Neil is so missed.
I think I was around 14 when I started to try and play Rush songs. I am 62 now. I was pretty much faking playing them. They did well playing this considering the guitarist was suffering from Arthritis if I remember correctly and the many years of playing/singing. I have watched every Neil Peart interview and song played ever. When he passed I went back to revisit all of them again in Memory of one and only drummer. Yes even a tear or two. Neil had a blessed life but not without tragedy. He was truly a people watcher taking trips on his Motorcycle visiting towns and meeting people without them knowing who he was. He really enjoyed that. Did you know he also wrote the lyrics for about 80% of their songs. If you get a chance go watch his tribute Ghost rider interview. Congrats lets hit the 100K!
I love that your sooo confused on the stage set up lol its ment to do that don't feel bad 😅
HAHA! Love it Joe :)
I also noticed a lit up sign on the stage that says "sausage time" 😅
And yes the Stonehenge figure has to be a reference to This Is... Spinal Tap. After all, Rush is one of Canada's loudest bands!
it is a hard song to play the same way everytime, where he places the snare here is different than the record during the guitar solo. I've heard bands try to cover it and never heard anyone do it right.
You should buy that dvd and listen to it entierely in a surround home theatre system... 😉🙂🎧
DEFINITELY
I’m surprised geddy’s voice has lasted this long
Andrew,
Thank you for Rush Week! For those of us who have listened to rush our entire lives, we thank you sir! 🤟👍
My pleasure Mike
Neil was a wonderful musician, as are the rest of the band. RIP, Neil.
I recommend checking out a young Canadian band, Crown Lands. They are a progressive rock 2 piece that make some wonderful music. This piece was actually their tribute to Rush, and this live in studio performance show the skill they have in pulling off a massive sound live as a 2 member band. Cody Bowles pulls double duty as drummer and lead singer, with Kevin Comeau on everything else. ruclips.net/video/Za9eAjpdKDI/видео.html
Crown Lands are awesome!
Welcome to the world of Rush. You will never be the same.
Let's just say something for Geddy's bass playing, he's a master at his craft!
100% James
All three of them are true masters of their instruments
Congratulations on 78k.Dont forget to subscribe.They are all brilliant at their instruments.
Thank you as always for the support Brooke!
OK, time to get in the loop @9:00. remember the chickens and the dryers? Welcome to stage left, Geddy went completely MIDI. They balanced out the stage as an inside joke! In this performance, you are looking at custom-made amps from Germany,. The entire stage and wardrobes are de-evolving through the night, therefore the clocks you are seeing!!
LOVE IT
moving pictures is probably one of the best albums ever made top to bottom... and at the time it was so cool that the second side of the album was the second side of the cassette... and different but totally a great extension of part 1... amazing album. it really cracks me up how people missed this back in the day... this was a seminal album of my youth back in my friggin camp days as a little kid..lol
Thanks as always Andrew, such a pleasure to watch you being blown away by the unbeatable Rush and Professor Neil, I've spent the last 40 years listening to and trying to play along with them, albeit badly, they have made my world and others a better place, big love to all you woodchoppers out there 😀
Me too, still can't play through a whole song perfectly, but if it was easy, it wouldn't be so special !
Thank you Philip!
If be interested in a reaction to something from one of their 80s concert videos. They released 3: Exit Stage Left, Grace Under Pressure Tour, and A Show of Hands. Neil was rocking 2 kick drums back then and didn't have the "stair stepped" rack tom arrangement that's become his signature. That's the "classic" era in many fans' minds. I'd love to see what you think of young Neil at the height of Rush's commercial popularity.
Thanks for the info!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Yes exit stage left ! Xanadu
In the mid 90s he studied with a famous drum teacher (F. Gruber?), and after that his technique changed - and also his setup. The setup was to implement the new theories in how to move around the kit. Right after the switch, I also belive he played traditional grip for a while as well. A comparison of his style before and after would be interesting.
there's so much information in the comments .. I'll let you dig through .
Peace and love brother 👍🏻☮❤
Yes there is!!
Sir, if you haven’t yet, please react to Neil playing “Subdivisions.” It will blow your mind.
Only other band I can compare to them live is Muse.
I've already done it Chip :)
Hey Andrew, if you haven't already watch "Beyond the Lighted Stage " for early influences and the formative years. Yes they definitely worked hard and took their lumps but they were different.
I made the same suggestion before reading your post 😃
The chickens are real. They cook them through the set and distribute them to homeless after the gig
That is the coolest thing I've heard all week. Possibly all year. Love it
@@AndrewRooneyDrums oh....and the washing machines....they have signed band shirts and things in them....at the end of the gig, they take them out and throw them in the crowd
Geddy's speaking voice isn't high. It is a normal speaking voice. I highly recommend the interview he did with Dan Rather where he goes into everything about his life. Very interesting.
Thanks for the tip!
Love this song to death, have drummed it countless times. But this live mix is a horrible mess, Geddys vocal delivery questionable at times, couldn‘t even watch half of it. Isolated drums version will be awesome, at least.
Yes!
There is a live performance of this on the Exit Stage Left video that is much better. Neil is way better in it and Geddy hasn’t lost his original voice yet. 1981 if i remember correct
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Thank you Chris
Live videos are perhaps better for criticism. But they usually sound like rubbish.
Much better for me to watch 👌
Wish you would’ve picked an earlier version of this. When Geddy could still sing it.
He does a good job considering his age and how much he he's worked his voice over time.
John Rutsy left after their first studio album--he was diabetic and had a difficult time handling the lifestyle. I strongly recommend getting into some of their later stuff--"Far Cry" "Headlong Flight" "Driven" "Secret Agent" are all high-octane compositions that I think you'd really enjoy.
Thanks for the info Bill!
It's funny that exactly at the 9:08 mark, Andy turns his head just in time to miss Neil's foot pedal close up.
LOL Steve!
The washers and dryers (legend has it) are because Geddy was making fun of Alex because of the amout of amps he used and wanted to fill the stage with just as much stuff as he could
Love it Stephane!
Awesome !! Lee is a monster with the bass
"Building intensity from note density" is gold man. Great video
Appreciate it!
You should react to their Hall of Fame induction Speech. Lifeson is hilarious
Gotta see that!
Great one Andrew! 🤘🥁🎸🎤👍 Thanks!
Thanks Tommy!