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Elvis was born in the ghetto in Tupelo Mississippi

At 2:20. LOL

The original version is much better.

Phil Collins wrote this song because he saw someone unalive somebody.

Love the look on my manz face. Priceless

Goosebumps = great song. Music is an amazing thing.

The best instramental by far...

Brazil: the country where the public sint to the artists 🫡🇧🇷.

Watching the anticipation on your face leading up to the drums was so fun to watch. I couldn’t wait to see your reaction. Phil Collins is amazing and this is one of my all time favorite songs. So epic!

So outside of the ONE OF the BEST BREAKDOWN...nobody mentioned that Kariv from Grey's Anatomy was on the front row jamming 😂🤣

Huge thnx for this. Luv your presentation Fabulous ❤❤. Such a meaningful song

Best of the 80s

BEST REACTION EVER, my brother. Much love from a 59 yo lesbian in Ontario, Canada. 😎

I’m 61 and lucky enough to have seen Rush live in 1981-82 in Dallas, three men putting all that music out there, it was unreal. Neil wrote all lyrics as well, a certified genius! Check out the album 2112, it’s amazing, Geddy Lee played bass, keyboards and sang, and Alex on guitar! R.I.P. Neil, the GOAT!

Thank´s for the kind words...

My favorite song in high school! They don’t make musicians like they used to :-)

This song still give me chills! One of my ALL.time favorite songs! When that drum hit 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💜💜💜💜💜👊🏾👊🏾

Honestly anything by Genesis and Phil Collins is recommended. He was an underrated genius of a generation

The 70s, 80s, and 90s was a great time to be young. The music, the theatrics of the shows, the stories. Amazing time.

Is he a magician? Absolutely a magician on those drums.

Geddy Lee does a great job of sining around Neil Perts Drums....its a lot harder to be that good...Rush is an amazing band in so many ways

He was born in Tupelo Mississippi.

Facts

Preach brotha 💯

was also in Miami Vice...in the 80's

No lip syncing by that man

This is what he does he builds up to it then boommmmm❤

i see it every day...and i stop a lot, i work with inner city kids ...i Was a street monger just like them...I Know

Another descriptive word for the blues was 'that's Righteous' was a thing.

The man introducing them on his showeandy Williams introduced us to the Osmond brothers when Donnie was just 5.. and Michael Jackson was in there somewhere with them

Hey you really need to watch the original. It’s amazing!!! ❤

Elvis will always be a Classic. God gave us a good man then.

That song gave me chills down my spine, the only one that ever did.

Powerful song. As a kid, I loved everything Elvis.

do Beatles please like I saw her standing there please or please please me please boys please

One of the greats

Im a whole lotta jealous you getting to experience this for the first time so late in life. Experiencing new is AWESOME

Ready for a mind blowm....thats LIVE!

diving into Tool from the middle of their catalog is intense im glad im old and got to start from Opiate and enjoy the progression insanely talented band 🤘🤘🤘enjoy the ride Sir

Stumbled across this Nov 21. Your opening words were\are powerful Thank You. Gave me strength for 1 more 1 moment. That's all we can do now 1 moment at a time

Every time I listen to this I keep my husband's photo by me. 28 years since he died and coming up to 40 years since we married and I love him so much.

Yes!!!!

Unless you grew up in this era, you really don’t know how courageous Elvis was about pushing back against and breaking down racial barriers. Watching it in real time in the era of the civil rights movement, it was clear to see who had a backbone and the resolve to stand their ground, come what may. There was a real and admirable respect for those who quietly stood their ground, without resorting to violence or lawlessness. It was truly something to behold.

It’s lemon juice in your eye. I’ve been listening to TOOL since the late 80s. All of their songs have a story or a tale to tell in my opinion. Give a 🫡 to Maynard James! Even though I don’t know him, he’s still my brother in arms! Thanks to you. Life gets a little bit more understanding.

Neil Peart - RIP to THE GOAT. RUSH FOREVER!

I saw him May 1st 1977 for my school graduation gift from my oldest sister & her husband. Everyone slept in sleeping bags waiting for the tickets to be sold & of course it was sold out❤️😁

He is one of the original members of The Eagles...he wrote that song and its based on the truth about something he witnessed when he was younger

He also does all the music for the Disney movie Tarzan. And all the instruments in the movie! And SOO much more!

You need to watch him actually performing this song!!

You are so right on brother