YESSSSSS!! And there are only 3 guys playing. RUSH, the world’s smallest orchestra. After being a fan for 45 years and seeing them live over 70 times…… they still make me feel as good as they did when I first heard them in 1975. MORE RUSH PLEASE!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
YYZ is the airport code for Toronto. All Rush fans know the story how the rhythm section was created - it is the Morse code played by the tower on approach. They built a song around it, which is supposed to express the joy of coming home after a long trip. Love that you reviewed it. If you want to check out something that will absolutely blow your mind, check out the live drum performance of Neil Peart - "Live in Frankfurt". This is a man who displays the performance of a musician who has reached the pinnacle of his craft.
A Canadian band playing for a very appreciative Brazilian audience, being reacted to by a lovely French woman and enjoyed by an American. Truly international! 🥰
For all of the people that never got to see rush live, I feel for ya, they always put on such an amazing show I can still recall seeing them several times as if it were yesterday. They are greatly missed but not forgotten and their music will live forever and will withstand the sands of time.
Neal Peart (the drummer) was considered the number 1 rock drummer in the world. Instead of sitting on his butt, he hired a famous drum coach and relearned how to play drums (holding the sticks traditionally instead of overhand like he'd been doing). He admired jazz drummers and jazz drummers hold their sticks traditionally. It took him a long time to get back to the level he'd been at before, but he did and he was happy and still considered a living legend. Instead of sitting on his butt, he changed his style again back to overhand, because he'd learned both and wanted to push himself by combining the understanding of traditional and overhand. Neal Peart never let excellence slow him down. He retired from touring after realizing he could no longer perform at 120% on top of his game and still a legend to all living rock and metal drummers. Rest In Peace Mr. Peart.
Well young lady, I see you learned what some of us have known for decades, the smiles that come from listening to Rush. There are a number of Rush live videos, but be Careful it’s addictive. Geddy Lee, bass, keyboard and vocals, Alex Lifeson lead guitar and the Professor Neil Peart R.I?P.
Another really great live performance by Rush is their performance of "Spirit of Radio" live in Toronto in 2003 in front of 500,000 fans. It's an amazing performance!
Sitting here in my office, about 1km from Toronto's Pearson Airport - YYZ - loving this reaction. That crowd in Rio was as big a part of the song as Alex, Neil and Geddy were. Amazing!
That whole concert in Rio was insane. They did put it out on Blu-ray so you can get the whole thing in the surround sound of that time. I listen to it regularly. :)
I remember I was living in Sao Paulo at that time and missed this concert but I remember when Geddy was saying afterwards he never saw a crowd singing a whole instrumental through. So it's not only you - this is one of the best live performance of a song ever! The best live gig as by most critics were Queen at Live Aid 1985, you should do this as well if you haven't done yet, some goes for Pink Floyd live at Pompeii 1973.
Im an american so i dont know as much about it as i should, but this entire crowd is like soccer, world cup time crazy...it is truly awesome, as in from the root of the word "awe", im just in *awe* of such enthusiasm & such power & the vibe put across by them...music is one of the international languages, obviously. Anyway, Great reaction Verdy:) Lastly, ur "amazed face" is so great, ive seen it with SRV "texas flood at el mocambo", & anything jimmy page & robert plant...ur reactions are great.
This is one of the greatest drummers ever to play the drum set and unfortunately we lost him in January 2020 to bring cancer but wow what a great drummer what a great band
Working Man live in Cleveland One Little Victory live in Rio Xanadu from Exit Stage Left Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour Caravan from the Time Machine Tour All great live performances from these guys Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
I still love this song and appreciate it so much even all these years later. What I did not know back then or recognize was the Middle Eastern sound that the Alex solo had in it but now I sure do hear the influence. Later on Snakes and Arrows also had a lot more different feeling in some of the music as it was influenced by eastern music. I really miss your reactions to Rush albums, from their earliest to middle years especially. Caress of Steel and Hemispheres are both way up on my list of favorites from them, but the others are good too as they can be so different. As you've done one (2112) now you only have 18 more to pick from. :)
Glad you got off on this one. Live Rush is always a treat. All Rush fans will say the same. Live songs to do, Working man live in Cleveland. Xanadu from the Exit stage left tour.
It seems like the crowd was mic'ed, but i know it wasnt , its just world cup soccer-level madness of enthusiasm....its so awesome to see (and hear) & "awesome" as in the root of the word, which is "awe", to be "in awe" of something....the crowds vibes are g.o.a.t.'ed & magnificent...jaw-dropping.
Jazz is in Brazilians' DNA .. wild to hear them singing complex melodies right in the pocket, while our North American crowds have trouble clapping in time.
Canadian reacting to the best ever canadian band haha. Your face was awesome! South american crowds are just NUTS. This one has even Babymetal quality. Rush is my all time No. one band since I heared them first in (I guess) 1976. Best trio ever, you will be blown away by them for sure. As always, greets from Germany and keep on rockin!
Beside bassist, drummer is another guy out of this world. You can find on RUclips his drum solo from concert in Frankfurt. Absolutely nuts! In my opinion is the thing from above that such three of genius could find themselves and create rock group. :)
Thank you so much for your reaction vids for Rush 2112 and this one. Please, Please, do a reaction to "La Villa Strangiato"! The best one to watch is the one on the official Rush channel. The guys are pretty young and it's mind blowing how talented they were, even at that age! You will love it. I really enjoy watching you react. I grew up with this music, and watching you is like watching my own daughter 30 years ago, when I introduced her to Rush, Yes, Supertramp, and Black Sabbath. She went to a Rush concert with me and my buddies, and she had the time of her life. Cheers! Michael in Champaign, Illinois, USA.
Audio capture, wholeheartedly agree. That fast switching camera angles during a lot of the songs gets very annoying very fast. At some points it was like they need a different image angle for every other beat. Huge fan and seen them 15+ times and absolulutely love the audio from this live release but others I'm more a fan of for the video capture.
Unreal performance. Did you catch Geddy's 3 dryers on his "backline?" A bit of a running band joke...along with the chicken rotisserie later on, and a snack machine and fridge at other points in their touring.
🔥🔥🔥 Loved your enthusiastic reaction. I agree, this one is fire and the crowd is amazing as well. You may want to check out "Where's My Thing", with Neil Peart drum solo, live in Dallas. It's another banger from RUSH! Thanks much for this one!🏆
Yes! There are more incredible live performance videos from Rush! You should check out the video for "By-Tor & the Snowdog" medley from 1981 (Exit Stage Left video)!! It is a medley of some of their older music, played at the end of their set, on their famous Moving Pictures tour! It's By-Tor/In The End/In The Mood/Grande Finale (2112) show stopper! You will love it!
Best Live Performance RUSH - Xanadu - Live In Montreal 1981 (2021 HD Remaster 60fps) Alex Lifeson - 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, pedal synthesizer, volume pedal; Geddy Lee - Vocals, bass guitar, 6 string guitar, foot pedal synthesizer, electric piano/synthesizer; Neil Peart - Lyrics, Drums, orchestra bells, tubular bells, wind chimes, crotales, timbales, timpani, gong, temple blocks, bell tree, triangle, and melodic cowbells. Based on Kubla Khan (Xanadu) by Samuel Taylor Coleridge Coleridge composed his poem, ‘Kubla Khan’, in a state of semi-conscious trance either in the autumn of 1797 or the spring of 1798 and published in 1816. The whole poem is pervaded by an atmosphere of dream and remains in the form of a vision. The vision embodied in Kubla Khan was inspired by the perusal of the travel book, Purchas His Pilgrimage. Coleridge had taken a dose of opium as an anodyne, and his eyes closed upon the line in the book, “At Zanadu Kubla Khan built a pleasure palace.” But this opened his creative vision, and the poem of about 200 lines was composed in this state of waking dream. On being fully awake, he wrote the poem down. The theme of the poem is unimportant. It describes the palace built by Kubla Khan, the grandson of Chengis Khan, the great rule of central Asia. ruclips.net/video/2byjJkN_nVY/видео.html
As a long time bass player and obvious fan of Rush, I always like to see people's first time reaction to the talent and versitility of these three men. I'll recommend "Natural Science" , "The Analog Kid", "Digital Man" and the album "Hemispheres" in it's entirety. Thanks for your videos, keep up the good work.
YYZ is emblematic of many Rush songs, a short repeating pattern that threatens to be overplayed, but then switched to a different pattern, each one a nice counterpart, similar enough to complement, different enough to progress forward. Jacob's Ladder has a similar structure.
People flocked to see them. I think their followers knew that they earned their way to the top. No help by record companies or radio stations. Any more than 2:30 minutes seldom got played on a.m. radio so they took to the road and played almost non stop. Slowly but surely his audience grew and eventually they could not be ignored by the main stream. One of the best selling album sellers. That’s impressive since singles are easier to sell. Listen to most bands and you will see one hit on an album. This is good stuff.
You should listen to the studio version, b/c a lot of the intricacies are lost in the crowd noise, and Alex's guitar volume is kinda low. Better yet, just do the whole "Moving Pictures" album.
You have to listen to the studio version of "YYZ" from the Moving Pictures album, and then check out the live version from "Exit Stage Left" which contains, in my humble opinion, Neil Peart's best, most lyrical and well composed drum solo. Unfortunately, that last one is not accompanied by video, but you'll still be blown away. I know I was when I first heard it.
Well done Miss Verdy! 3 of the most accomplished Canadian musicians (I'm so proud!) that have no trouble executing complex music live without a hitch, only 3 guys, think about it... Lifeson plays bass pedals and Lee keyboards and vocals in addition to their base instrument, no wonder they've had success since their debut in 1975 until their retirement, one of the greatest Progressive Rock bands that ever was, thank you for the great reaction, by the way, considering the complexity of their music, pretty much all their live performances are stellar and well worth a look!
My humble reccomendation would be a live performance of Xanadu from 81 exit stage left tour. If you want the magic then review "La Villa Strangiato" the official music video recorded as a live performance.
if you react like this to YYZ, can't wait to see the look on your face when you react to the biggest new music video in the world , nearly 2 million views in only 3 days on RUclips. POLYPHIA-EGO DEATH feat STEVE VAI official music video, WOW ! I think this is going to be one of the greatest instrumental classics of all time, great collaboration with one of the top 10 greatest guitar player's of all time Steve Vai, an UNBELIEVABLE MASTERPIECE, best wishes from the north east coast of England.
You should check out La Villa Strangiato, Analog Kid, Red Barchetta, The Big Money, Spirit of Radio & 2112! Rush is an unbelievable, once-in-a-lifetime, extraordinarily talented band. I guarantee you will never see anything like them, ever again! RIP, Neil Peart, aka the Professor
How many bands could get a crowd that large to "sing" an instrumental with them while they played? Mind-blowing.
This is why people request this song at this particular concert unforgettable
Brazilians know the words to all instrumentals during concerts. lol
Brazilians always look for a chance to do their national soccer team chant, and it worked perfectly with this song
YESSSSSS!!
And there are only 3 guys playing.
RUSH, the world’s smallest orchestra.
After being a fan for 45 years and seeing them live over 70 times…… they still make me feel as good as they did when I first heard them in 1975.
MORE RUSH PLEASE!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
I saw them in 1974....Billy Preston was the headliner......Rush....Kiss...Billy...$8.00
YYZ is the airport code for Toronto. All Rush fans know the story how the rhythm section was created - it is the Morse code played by the tower on approach. They built a song around it, which is supposed to express the joy of coming home after a long trip.
Love that you reviewed it. If you want to check out something that will absolutely blow your mind, check out the live drum performance of Neil Peart - "Live in Frankfurt". This is a man who displays the performance of a musician who has reached the pinnacle of his craft.
@@SnowDogisVictorious YUL would be -.-- ..- .-..
A Canadian band playing for a very appreciative Brazilian audience, being reacted to by a lovely French woman and enjoyed by an American. Truly international! 🥰
For all of the people that never got to see rush live, I feel for ya, they always put on such an amazing show I can still recall seeing them several times as if it were yesterday. They are greatly missed but not forgotten and their music will live forever and will withstand the sands of time.
Saw Rush on the Hemispheres tour.
100%! I saw them 21 times..each show Amazing!
Many Rush fans in Brazil. They even have Tom Sawyer as the intro song of Macgyver.
“That bass…that bass was nasty.” 😆 Subbed.
Neal Peart (the drummer) was considered the number 1 rock drummer in the world. Instead of sitting on his butt, he hired a famous drum coach and relearned how to play drums (holding the sticks traditionally instead of overhand like he'd been doing). He admired jazz drummers and jazz drummers hold their sticks traditionally. It took him a long time to get back to the level he'd been at before, but he did and he was happy and still considered a living legend. Instead of sitting on his butt, he changed his style again back to overhand, because he'd learned both and wanted to push himself by combining the understanding of traditional and overhand. Neal Peart never let excellence slow him down. He retired from touring after realizing he could no longer perform at 120% on top of his game and still a legend to all living rock and metal drummers. Rest In Peace Mr. Peart.
my favorite band
I was just watching your Rush 2112 reaction. Try the Rush album titled Hemispheres next, you’ll LOVE it ! 👍😎⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
From the same “live in rio” concert, you should check out “Tom Sawyer”. That crowd is amazing.
What an audience !! Great reaction. Rock fans in South America are legendary.
My favorite band! Great reaction.
Well young lady, I see you learned what some of us have known for decades, the smiles that come from listening to Rush.
There are a number of Rush live videos, but be Careful it’s addictive.
Geddy Lee, bass, keyboard and vocals, Alex Lifeson lead guitar and the Professor Neil Peart R.I?P.
Another really great live performance by Rush is their performance of "Spirit of Radio" live in Toronto in 2003 in front of 500,000 fans. It's an amazing performance!
That's actually my favourite Rush video ever. A must-watch!
I can't watch this live recording of YYZ without a big smile on my face 🙂
Any Rush live performance is worthwhile
Sitting here in my office, about 1km from Toronto's Pearson Airport - YYZ - loving this reaction. That crowd in Rio was as big a part of the song as Alex, Neil and Geddy were. Amazing!
That whole concert in Rio was insane. They did put it out on Blu-ray so you can get the whole thing in the surround sound of that time. I listen to it regularly. :)
Canada's finest! Thank you.😉
I remember I was living in Sao Paulo at that time and missed this concert but I remember when Geddy was saying afterwards he never saw a crowd singing a whole instrumental through. So it's not only you - this is one of the best live performance of a song ever!
The best live gig as by most critics were Queen at Live Aid 1985, you should do this as well if you haven't done yet, some goes for Pink Floyd live at Pompeii 1973.
Im an american so i dont know as much about it as i should, but this entire crowd is like soccer, world cup time crazy...it is truly awesome, as in from the root of the word "awe", im just in *awe* of such enthusiasm & such power & the vibe put across by them...music is one of the international languages, obviously. Anyway, Great reaction Verdy:) Lastly, ur "amazed face" is so great, ive seen it with SRV "texas flood at el mocambo", & anything jimmy page & robert plant...ur reactions are great.
Saw these guys in 1983. Great show. 😊
Brazil...
Thats.
AND MORE!
MUCHE MORE!!!
God I miss the professor… 💔
Thanks soo very much for your sincere reaction.
Just love your reaction, some people hear the music and some people Feel the music, you definitely feel it. Keep the Rush going
Great reaction to one of the best instrumentals ever
yay you got the crowd does the vocals..... luv ya videos
Let's GO !!!!
On y va!
Great reaction! All of the Rio Rush videos are amazing.
40,000 people in Rio singing the notes Alex played that night. Mind blowing love for this absolutely amazing song.
Check out the documentary, includes their first tour of Brazil! Greetings from BC
Geddy is so good he can play bass sing keyboards and even do his laundry on stage at the same time!
I love ❤ your appreciation for the instruments ! Great reaction 🤣!
RUSH got me through life. Always there for commonsense guidance.
This is one of the greatest drummers ever to play the drum set and unfortunately we lost him in January 2020 to bring cancer but wow what a great drummer what a great band
It's more the spectial of the crowd that's special.
So glad you caught the drumstick toss. Every other reactor I've watched seems to miss that.👍
If you haven't already, check out Rush Best Intro Ever. The band begins with a medley of their songs before going into Spirit of Radio
Yay! Nice to see you reacting to more Rush!
Got to see them 13 times!
Working Man live in Cleveland
One Little Victory live in Rio
Xanadu from Exit Stage Left
Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour
Caravan from the Time Machine Tour
All great live performances from these guys
Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Hi from Ottawa. Thanks for pronouncing the Z in this Canadian group's song as "zed". Good reaction.
Hi from Montreal !!
@@verdychannel11marry me!!!!!
I still love this song and appreciate it so much even all these years later. What I did not know back then or recognize was the Middle Eastern sound that the Alex solo had in it but now I sure do hear the influence. Later on Snakes and Arrows also had a lot more different feeling in some of the music as it was influenced by eastern music.
I really miss your reactions to Rush albums, from their earliest to middle years especially. Caress of Steel and Hemispheres are both way up on my list of favorites from them, but the others are good too as they can be so different. As you've done one (2112) now you only have 18 more to pick from. :)
Here comes all of the RUSH Fans!
Glad you got off on this one. Live Rush is always a treat. All Rush fans will say the same. Live songs to do, Working man live in Cleveland. Xanadu from the Exit stage left tour.
Another terrific reaction. I hope you do more Rush. I bet you would love Xanadu live.
YYZed haha, ❤ you Verdy
I was there. Maracanã, Rio 2022. Amazing.
It seems like the crowd was mic'ed, but i know it wasnt , its just world cup soccer-level madness of enthusiasm....its so awesome to see (and hear) & "awesome" as in the root of the word, which is "awe", to be "in awe" of something....the crowds vibes are g.o.a.t.'ed & magnificent...jaw-dropping.
@@vincentvancraig Yeah, man! Very good vibe. This entire show is a must-watch show.
yyz are the call letters for the pearson airport in toronto canada where RUSH is from and the song simulates plane landing at yyz
RUSH Forever!
R.I.P. Neil Peart ❤
Great to see you checked this one out. I have great memories of the times I got to see Rush live.
Thanks for reacting to this favorite performance by Rush. All 3 guys were amazing so was the Rio crowd.
Jazz is in Brazilians' DNA .. wild to hear them singing complex melodies right in the pocket, while our North American crowds have trouble clapping in time.
hahaha
Canadian reacting to the best ever canadian band haha. Your face was awesome! South american crowds are just NUTS. This one has even Babymetal quality. Rush is my all time No. one band since I heared them first in (I guess) 1976. Best trio ever, you will be blown away by them for sure. As always, greets from Germany and keep on rockin!
Welcome to our Rush family, young lady.
Since you're doing live and asking for more, Working Man in Cincinnati
love your smile.
Beside bassist, drummer is another guy out of this world. You can find on RUclips his drum solo from concert in Frankfurt. Absolutely nuts! In my opinion is the thing from above that such three of genius could find themselves and create rock group. :)
Alex is out of this world too. Listen to any of his solos and you can see how good he is.
Xanadu by Rush would be my suggestion for your next foray into this great band. Go for the promo video from 1978. 👍
Credit the sound engineer. For such a large venue, the mix is crazy good!
Xanadu live “Exit Stage Left” tour. Lots of reactors have done it and there’s a good reason!
make 3 men feel like 100!! this is the single most piece of complete badassery i have ever whitnessed!
Another killer live instrumental performance is "Where's My Thing" in Dallas.
Thank you so much for your reaction vids for Rush 2112 and this one. Please, Please, do a reaction to "La Villa Strangiato"! The best one to watch is the one on the official Rush channel. The guys are pretty young and it's mind blowing how talented they were, even at that age! You will love it. I really enjoy watching you react. I grew up with this music, and watching you is like watching my own daughter 30 years ago, when I introduced her to Rush, Yes, Supertramp, and Black Sabbath. She went to a Rush concert with me and my buddies, and she had the time of her life. Cheers! Michael in Champaign, Illinois, USA.
This is such a awesome live performance…
Audio capture, wholeheartedly agree. That fast switching camera angles during a lot of the songs gets very annoying very fast. At some points it was like they need a different image angle for every other beat. Huge fan and seen them 15+ times and absolulutely love the audio from this live release but others I'm more a fan of for the video capture.
Great reaction ☺️!
Check out Xanadu ( Exit stage left 1981)
Working man (Live in Cleveland)
Unreal performance. Did you catch Geddy's 3 dryers on his "backline?" A bit of a running band joke...along with the chicken rotisserie later on, and a snack machine and fridge at other points in their touring.
That blows away the cobwebs. I love the washing machines where the Marshalls would normally be.
🔥🔥🔥 Loved your enthusiastic reaction. I agree, this one is fire and the crowd is amazing as well. You may want to check out "Where's My Thing", with Neil Peart drum solo, live in Dallas. It's another banger from RUSH! Thanks much for this one!🏆
You should have a listen to the other instrumental in this concert in Rio, La Villa Strangiato. Alex shows off his comedic attitude. Hilarious.
Yes! There are more incredible live performance videos from Rush! You should check out the video for "By-Tor & the Snowdog" medley from 1981 (Exit Stage Left video)!! It is a medley of some of their older music, played at the end of their set, on their famous Moving Pictures tour! It's By-Tor/In The End/In The Mood/Grande Finale (2112) show stopper! You will love it!
Yes... Reviewed far too rarely. It's extraordinary.
Legendary "3 man band" from Canada
Another great live performance is Eddie VanHalen's "Erruption Guitar solo.
Check out working man live in Cleveland, and Xanadu live as well. Both are great. 😃
Best Live Performance
RUSH - Xanadu - Live In Montreal 1981 (2021 HD Remaster 60fps)
Alex Lifeson - 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, pedal synthesizer, volume pedal; Geddy Lee - Vocals, bass guitar, 6 string guitar, foot pedal synthesizer, electric piano/synthesizer; Neil Peart - Lyrics, Drums, orchestra bells, tubular bells, wind chimes, crotales, timbales, timpani, gong, temple blocks, bell tree, triangle, and melodic cowbells.
Based on Kubla Khan (Xanadu) by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Coleridge composed his poem, ‘Kubla Khan’, in a state of semi-conscious trance either in the autumn of 1797 or the spring of 1798 and published in 1816. The whole poem is pervaded by an atmosphere of dream and remains in the form of a vision. The vision embodied in Kubla Khan was inspired by the perusal of the travel book, Purchas His Pilgrimage. Coleridge had taken a dose of opium as an anodyne, and his eyes closed upon the line in the book, “At Zanadu Kubla Khan built a pleasure palace.” But this opened his creative vision, and the poem of about 200 lines was composed in this state of waking dream. On being fully awake, he wrote the poem down. The theme of the poem is unimportant. It describes the palace built by Kubla Khan, the grandson of Chengis Khan, the great rule of central Asia.
ruclips.net/video/2byjJkN_nVY/видео.html
Also, for a crowd to sing along to an instrumental, accurately, it has to be performed accurately, too.
As a long time bass player and obvious fan of Rush, I always like to see people's first time reaction to the talent and versitility of these three men. I'll recommend "Natural Science" , "The Analog Kid", "Digital Man" and the album "Hemispheres" in it's entirety. Thanks for your videos, keep up the good work.
Great reaction to a great performance. I also highly suggest "Working man " live in Cleveland. Your jaw will drop!
YYZ is emblematic of many Rush songs, a short repeating pattern that threatens to be overplayed, but then switched to a different pattern, each one a nice counterpart, similar enough to complement, different enough to progress forward. Jacob's Ladder has a similar structure.
If you could be teleported into any concert ever....
Do Xanadu live exit stage left, mind blowing display of pure talent.
People flocked to see them. I think their followers knew that they earned their way to the top. No help by record companies or radio stations. Any more than 2:30 minutes seldom got played on a.m. radio so they took to the road and played almost non stop. Slowly but surely his audience grew and eventually they could not be ignored by the main stream. One of the best selling album sellers. That’s impressive since singles are easier to sell. Listen to most bands and you will see one hit on an album. This is good stuff.
His audience grew?
More RUSH please
You should listen to the studio version, b/c a lot of the intricacies are lost in the crowd noise, and Alex's guitar volume is kinda low. Better yet, just do the whole "Moving Pictures" album.
65k people jumping and singing to an instrumental! This is insane
Ils sont malades ces 3 musiciens là!
An other live reaction: Rush, Working Man, live in Cleveland!
Quand tu dis changement de tempo….
2:52 VERDY loves a good drum fill!
I would like you to react to Xanadu live Exit Stage Left. That concert footage is absolutely epic.
You have to listen to the studio version of "YYZ" from the Moving Pictures album, and then check out the live version from "Exit Stage Left" which contains, in my humble opinion, Neil Peart's best, most lyrical and well composed drum solo. Unfortunately, that last one is not accompanied by video, but you'll still be blown away. I know I was when I first heard it.
Well done Miss Verdy! 3 of the most accomplished Canadian musicians (I'm so proud!) that have no trouble executing complex music live without a hitch, only 3 guys, think about it... Lifeson plays bass pedals and Lee keyboards and vocals in addition to their base instrument, no wonder they've had success since their debut in 1975 until their retirement, one of the greatest Progressive Rock bands that ever was, thank you for the great reaction, by the way, considering the complexity of their music, pretty much all their live performances are stellar and well worth a look!
Their debut was '74.
Rush is 🇨🇦🔥
Try Xanadu live exit stage left 1981 or Working Man live in Cleveland
My humble reccomendation would be a live performance of Xanadu from 81 exit stage left tour. If you want the magic then review "La Villa Strangiato" the official music video recorded as a live performance.
luvin me sum verdy
if you react like this to YYZ, can't wait to see the look on your face when you react to the biggest new music video in the world , nearly 2 million views in only 3 days on RUclips. POLYPHIA-EGO DEATH feat STEVE VAI official music video, WOW ! I think this is going to be one of the greatest instrumental classics of all time, great collaboration with one of the top 10 greatest guitar player's of all time Steve Vai, an UNBELIEVABLE MASTERPIECE, best wishes from the north east coast of England.
You should check out La Villa Strangiato, Analog Kid, Red Barchetta, The Big Money, Spirit of Radio & 2112! Rush is an unbelievable, once-in-a-lifetime, extraordinarily talented band. I guarantee you will never see anything like them, ever again! RIP, Neil Peart, aka the Professor
Xanadu live from Exit Stage Left in Montreal.
Rush's Working Man live in Cleveland is even better, IMO
Visceral is the word.
While you're on the Canadian prog scene, you should also check out FM. Their album Black noise (1977) is pure 🔥🔥🔥
progressive rock legends.....