Drummer Reacts To - The Mars Volta Drummer Hears RUSH For The First Time
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One of the things that i have heard a lot from drummers learning Neil's work is "damn this is tough but so much fun" it shows me that Neil really loved his instrument and found challenge's delightful and fulfilling thus every piece was a masterpiece. I think Neil would just be grinning ear to ear knowing she had this much fun with this song.
I think she made the solo even more incredible! I grew up with MTV and Rush. She allowed me to hear the guitar solo in a different way.
I was a rock and metal head since I was 10 and I heard Rush for the first time when I was like 22 or something. I don't understand why people are so obsessed with their sacred cows. And especially since Neil was a low-key humble man who wouldn't give a fuck about being not known by somebody. And on top of that, she did a phenomenal job. I don't give a fuck if a person doesn't know any of my favourite bands. I discovered Death at 29 and Nevermore at 31. I'm 34 now and they are my favourite bands.
I’m not buying this whole “Hearing Rush for the first time” garbage. Being a drummer, a rock drummer or a student of percussion and never hearing Neal Peart or Rush play is just not possible/believable to me. I guess it makes for a better/more impressive video saying this is the first time hearing it and then going out and playing well with it/to it.
She's from Europe and while Rush does have its fan base there, it's not nearly as popular as in the States and Canada. That's why it's possible that she never heard them
She totally nailed this on a small drum kit. She's going to be a legend! Thanks to her and her honor to Neil! Well Done!!
RUclips is full of music fans and even drummers who never heard of Rush until recently. Andrew Rooney is one of them that comes to mind. Never got radio play in New Zealand
you'd be surprised how many people who aren't drum nerds haven't heard Rush 🤣
This is someone who is phenomenally talented, incredibly practiced, but who just LOVES doing it too. Rare glimpse at an artist loving to play. That moment at the end when her tongue comes out and she’s going for it is ALL OF US when we play new music. This is why all of us do it. VIBE.
Aldi's Rush fans doubting that she is unfamiliar with this song, how many of the hip hop drum artist influences that she grew up with have they heard of???
The performance from this lady is incredibly impressive. I've watched this performance a dozen times.
Watched this on Drumeo when they dropped the vid, such an awesome job!
Sometimes you just have to put the metronome aside and just play on how the music makes you feel. She nailed it. She definitely has a great sense for feeling the music.
That song had a certain feel that someone with a musical brain like her can pick up on. Some parts just felt necessary like the 6/4 feel kind of demanded a certain bass/snare pattern and she felt it right away.
She is both amazingly talented and cool. If Neil was alive today, I think he would smile ear to ear.
I grew up in Ireland and never heard a single Rush song, even though I was always into music and even played bass in a band for a while.
Really talented. Great musical sense!
This was my introduction to this song as well, and wow! I definitely gotta do a Rush deep dive. I'd heard of them, but didn't grow up with classic rock. Can't stop listening to Limelight on repeat, it's too good!
I think Philo honored Neil by being herself and feeling the song. What a great take on an awesome song.
She is so freaking amazing!!