@@5967malibu LOL I was just listening to that song in the end a week ago and had the cops called on me can you believe that I'm 66 and retired I'm going to listen to what I want to listen to whenever I want to listen to it to hell with the cops LOL
@AnthonyLennen YES! You're CORRECT! I dedicated it to my brother (who loved RUSH & introduced them to me at a very early age) when I was about 12. Later on, when we got older, my brother dedicated it back to me(I was prob 18 or 19) I played it at his funeral in honor of him in 2014 after he was killed
How right you are sir I was born in 1957 I was seventeen when this album came out Fly by Night we want to see them at the auditorium theater that year incredible group incredible show lot of great memories and yes we were so very lucky to be born in the late fifties and then come of age like you said to enjoy real music with heart and feeling
Sounds like we could sit around a fire smokin some black kashmire, and panama red and talk of those days when it was all so different..music was real....hard to believe what this world has become...ya made me smile so had to say ...ya I remember
I'm 61 and my cousin turned me on to this album when I was 12. I've been a huge fan ever since. I had never heard of them and one day our family was over visiting. He took me into his room and put this on the turntable then gave me the album to look at. Ill never forget the day and thank him for what he did. He was a few years older than me. RIP Terry and thank you for not only this album but all the music you turned me on to.
What a gift to be born in a time that allowed me to see this band multiple times live, to enjoy travelling with them on their musical journey, and to be able to play their music live, truly three of the greatest musicians to exist
Aside from Tom Sawyer I never really appreciated them until seeing them live spur of the moment in Tampa, FL in the early 2000s. They were sonically excellent, easily in the top 3 performances I've ever heard when compared to album sound. Finally, I realized their depth. I really enjoyed this, thank you for uploading it.
When your favourite band comes to your city as a 15 year old. It changed everything. Guelph Memorial Gardens. March 1978. A Farewell to Kings tour. $7 a ticket.
Saw them in ‘78. They were unbelievable. Getty’s voice was absolutely at its peak of the higher register. What a great time of my youth. Thank you for this video that made me a teenager one more time.
One of the best RUSH songs played in the 1970's as well. Great musicianship from musical geniuses who were so tight of a band and so good to listen to for decades. There will never be another RUSH.
Its funny, but this song always brought me into another dimension, the guitar sound, Geddys voice, the pacing, the way the song climax...the title, just like Cinderella man and Twilight Zone, there is something that only Rush can make, a a trio, as a band, as artist, this is why music touches everyone in a different way
I’m a Rush fan since 74. What I like about them is that they’re so ordinary regular guys with an extraordinary gift of music they share with us who get their message of liberty. Extreme articulate and mellow in interviews! No posing or put on. They put us Canadian rockers on the international stage in an honourable way. They don’t sing nonsense like so many do. Real socially conscious gents who make us really think. Thanks Rush!🤟🏻
@@unclephilly2127Yeah, well Gene Simmons, Gene Klein or whatever he signs his check as. He is a mere amateur compared to Geddy Lee or Chris Squire of Yes or John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin.
Never thought I'd see live footage of THIS song in my lifetime! Brings back great memories of listening to Fly By Night, Caress Of Steel, 2112, Hemispheres, Farewell To Kings and All The World's A Stage during all night Dungeons and Dragons marathons in high school!
I am 60 and fell in love with RUSH. While I still love all the music I listened to when I was younger Rush has never left my side! 2112 to me on a journey that to this day when I hear 2112 I go on that same journey all these year later. 1976 Ambassador in St louis.
I'm pretty sure he finished High School but his parents wanted him to go to college but he said no I want to give music a real shot. He actually told his parents he didn't care if he became a star or became wealthy . He told them as long as I make enough money to pay bills and survive I will be happy .
I remember buying Rush's debut & Fly by Night on one cassette tape. In the liner notes it said, " For best results, listen at maximum volume". Wore that tape out! Gotta love early Rush, just something special about everything they recorded.
In the middle of watching this I turned to my wife and said Thank GOD I wasn't old enough to see the music of this age live!!! I don't think I would be the same person that I am today! I think I would have traveled the world any way I could just to watch them all play live!!! AWESOME!
I traveled Ohio, Michigan and Indiana to See Dirk, Lerxst and The Professor! Saw them LIVE well over 75 times and STILL have most of my ticket stubs....but more importantly They Are Tattooed On My Heart and Soul.....I'm a better Man for having been RUSHED in April of 1975! Cheers To All Who understand this feeling, words are not needed....for those who do not understand....words would never explain.
Thanks man...44 years ago I saw Geddy holding his 4001 when I unfolded All The Worlds a Stage, him and Neil...were my greatest teachers as a musician...we were damn lucky/blessed to be born when we were...appreciate the video and the tribute...
in my 20s, at Rush concerts, I was only mesmerized by Neil and Ged. 30 years later it seems like Alex is genius and the glue that connects them. Love them all to infinity for this amazing music and lessons. (I made sure Rush was my son's first concert - created another fan.)
@@johnegli1308 They were both masters of tone, rhythm and creating massive sound with a single instrument. Eddie’s virtuosity is/was extreme and immediate. Alex’s is more sublime and the more you listen to him, the greater appreciation for his genius emerges. I’ve never grown tired of listening to either/both of them daily, literally. 🫡🥇🔥
Dang I love the early Rush and Geddy's voice is outstanding! When I first heard them in mid 70's I fell head first. I remember taking an old white t shirt and putting the RUSH album under it. I traced out the letters and proudly wore it, being quite possibly THE FIRST RUSH SHIRT EVER! RIP Neil we all miss you....
I was 15yrs old the first time I seen them in Chicago they played this and I was filled with tears of Joy my Favorite Band I seen then 13 times Im 54 years old and Cried when then Retired but Long Live Rush and my they enjoy a well deserved retirement .
Whoever thumbs down this...? You are no Rush fan. It's very cool what this guy is doing here. He took the time to put together the rare footage with the music. Very nice. Rock On Rush Fans
A monumentally POWERFUL song as a teenager when In the End was released; the deep breaks and ramped parts... A very, very impressive song yet, for all the same reasons!!
Dude.... This literally gave me chills down my whole body when I heard it. Absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much! I always wondered how they would do the transition from slow to hard core without 2 guitars... seeing Geddy play it high up on the bass... nice. RIP Neil, you're the king. Not only the best drummer in history, but also the best lyricist. 7 shows, and I wish I had seen 77.
Your welcome planet earth, we Canadians are so proud of their accomplishments, stars aligned when Neil, auditioned and Ged Alex chose him ,but I heard Alex was in a mood and let ged do the rest, could be wrong on that, 3 humble people that worked at the craft of music, man i miss Neil 😢
Aloha tonc2112 and to The RUSH Faithful in The Fall Of 2023 who STILL Rock To Dirk, Lerxst and The Late Professor! Been close to a Decade since I first came across this Classic Homemade Visual of "In The End" from The Tonc Man! I recently went on a binge of certain RUSH tunes playing them with a few mates in an old Barn on private property WITH permission! LOLOL And this tune is one we ALL enjoyed plowing through! Still gets the goosebumps a flowing too! So to come full circle I came back to The Beginning! Cheers and Keep Strutting RUSH FANS!
To watch an early Rush video like this is a nostalgic trip to my teens! Tickets were probably around fourteen bucks! I sure do miss them. But they live forever on UA-cam!
Dude tix were likely about $5 tops in 1975 before they were headlining & barely known! I saw them Aug.24, 1979 in Hamilton, ON, Canada & tix were only $12.50 each then!
Saw them at the Capitol Music Hall in Wheeling, WV in December 1977. Tickets were $6.00. Rush was the headliner. Can’t remember who opened. Maybe Lake?
I will be 59 this June and was aware of Rush in 8th grade when a classmate drew 2112 in art class. In 1979, I heard the Xanadu off the Farewell to Kings album and it brought beauty to my senses. In 1981, after hearing the midnight radio release of the entire Moving Pictures album, I bought the album that week. Rush music became part of my musical soul.
Seriously, as a RUSH fan since 1977, I'm blown away by the outstanding job you've done putting this together. Seriously, thank you so much for doing this. Brings happy tears to my eyes. Cheers!
In the End ... I could see, I could shine, I could feel, you took me for a ride, you made me smile, I was slower and I could also see that. Now we are all gone.... Sweet memories, flashing very quickly by, reminding me, and giving me a reason why. There is no one to see, shine or feel what that was, In the End...
Rest in Peace Neil. Man. This video took me back to Cobo Hall in Detroit, 1979. I have tears streaming down my face. I can't believe Neil Peart is gone. He was my inspiration to learn how to play the drums. "In the End" has always been my favorite RUSH tune. I'm crushed he is gone, but thankful you posted this video. 💔🥁⚘
OMG,LOVIN Geddy's all "WHITE" 70's "Leisure-suit"!!! You stare at that long enough,and it's like hearing the "hissing" of your 8-track playing through your car-stereo!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh.................
Cosmic alignment certainly happened with these 3 souls. Even for all of us, really. It's possibly incalculable how their combined art touched, moved, inspired, helped, probably even at a given moment made someone stop and think to not end their own life. This song and words are so filled with humbleness & humility. I feel this early work definitively expresses the spirit of what became Rush. They never lost that. Even - In The End ❤ Thank you Alex, Geddy, & Neil
they will always be underrated but that's OK with me because to me they will always be the BEST. And in true Ayn Rand fashion I don't give a shit what anyone else thinks.
I saw them twice back in SF at Winterland for Caress of Steel ( opened for Tef Nuggent ) and 2112 (Headlined )...both times they played Bytor to my disapointment. I wanted do much to hear In The End....still GREAT Shows.. Thanks for that.
I have been buying Rush's albums since they first started with John Rutsey on drums up through the years of Neil Peart, to the end. I thought they were good from the first to the last, and was heart broken to see them end as they did, but I respect their decision, as Neil was in so many problems throughout, and he needed the last of his life to explore the other areas of his being that he didn't get to fully explore constantly playing for his last years. They set the pace for many a musician and band, all three of them in their field of instruments and in songwriting in general. I guess I have broken down per instrument every single album they ever did, to become a better musician. They WILL be missed greatly, in my book, for every single album they did and for their teaching musicianship and songwriting.
My fav from Fly by Night His voice was so good to me. Saw them when I was 16 for the first time. So glad I made it to the 2015 tour. RIP man, you enriched our lives.
+tonc2112~~THANK YOU!! Saw them 15 times live, played In The End once, All the World's A Stage Tour. IT, and plenty more that I'll NEVER forget. I'm 60, and VERY fortunate. Hell, I even made the cover of Exit Stage Left. My right hand to God. If you look closely at the cover, right-center, maybe 2 STANDING rows from the stage, (festival seating back then, and 9 buck tickets! ) you'll see a short dark haired guy, and there's a taller blonde guy next to him. That's my main dude, Cam, an axe-master himself, and I'm the short dark-haired guy. Photo is from Charlotte Coliseum, NC, circa: 1981
Hey, never thought about it in those terms exactly, but.........."immortalized".......Damn Cool! Sweet memories, flashing very quickly by........🥁🎸🎹🇨🇦🌎🤘😢☮ Cheers back at 'cha, brah!
I had heard Tom Sawyer and Subdivisions, but it wasn't until I heard the All the World's a Stage version of this song till I knew I was a full on Rush fan. Great video, thanks!
Rush had the hair the clothes and the talent going on in the beginning... they had yet conquered the world and were seriously rock n rollin all over the place. What a fantastic band that made some of the best music ever
Pretty cool dude! As a bassist/guitarist and fan for 46 years, I can barely tell what song(s) they're actually playing. Really good job with the editing!
Three of the greatest virtuosos rock has ever had in their respective instruments making more noise and better music that many bands nowdays. When Alex Lifeson plays I find myself looking for the other guitar players in the band. Enjoy!
18 years old in 76. Was the first time I seen RUSH in concert. A friend had given me Caress of Steel cassette. He didn't like them. I felt completely different than that 😊
It’s WOOO YEEAAHHH, or WHOOA YEAHH, and OOOOHH YEAA-😂✌️🤘a trademark early on go to Geddy lyric b4 the greatness that was NEP#the professor joined them. I thought of that a long time ago after seeing a comedian poke fun at James Brown when he couldn’t think of a word for a song he’d throw in a ‘GOOD GOD’ and I forgot what else but it was funny AF!🤘✌️🖖
The title of this posting speaks for itself. Very clever editing resulting in a near-convincing recreation of a performance that never happened. Well done.
Alan, very well put. Video was almost over and saw your comment. I forgot this wasn't a single performance! VERY well done. Kudos to this producer! Salut!
Stupendous!! Thank God for Canadien Rock!! Thank You Toronto for this amazing talent!! I'm from Upstate NY. A border town as they say. 1 hr south of OTTAWA!! So I know the deal !! Saw Rush many times through the years. Love the older stuff. Raw and powerful, like no other!
I appreciate the sound quality. My best friend Adam introduced me to RUSH in the very early 80s. Been a fan ever since... Love their vibe They are a quality in my life that can't be quantified...
1977 Santa Monica Civic arena… UFO supported Rush on the 2112 tour and this was my first exposure to my favorite band 😉 I was hooked from the opening notes of complete pure bliss…I’m sure all you “old guys” like me appreciate some of the newer bands that “get it” and if you do please give a listen to The Warning !! 3 sisters from Monterey Mexico who just have that 3 piece magic…they absolutely blow me away !
one of my favorite if not my favorite band of all times too.im 56 and was listening to Rush when I was 14 or 15 blown away with there jams and still get a thrill when listening to them. timeless
I'm 58. I was 16 when Rush came into my life. They are a huge part of what makes me... me. They are... the greatest band of all time. Long live Rush.
let me guess 2112 fom the Columbia record club
I´m 54. Same road.....RIP Neal...
Saw them in 77, my first rock concert
55. My first two concerts were Permanent Waves tour in '80 and Moving Pictures in '81. Rush are in my DNA.
My First Rush 8 Track was 2112. First show was Moving Pictures Tour in Feb of 81.
In the end will never get old and being 62 neither will I....
I'm 61 their first live album was the first for me haven't been the same since
@@5967malibu LOL I was just listening to that song in the end a week ago and had the cops called on me can you believe that I'm 66 and retired I'm going to listen to what I want to listen to whenever I want to listen to it to hell with the cops LOL
One of Rush's most underrated songs particularly the double riff near the end.
If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel
@AnthonyLennen YES! You're CORRECT! I dedicated it to my brother (who loved RUSH & introduced them to me at a very early age) when I was about 12. Later on, when we got older, my brother dedicated it back to me(I was prob 18 or 19)
I played it at his funeral in honor of him in 2014 after he was killed
No radio play EVER. WTF
The whole album is greatly underrated
Can you and everyone else in the world come up please stop saying things are underrated? There is no rating system. Thanks...
This song has to be one of the greatest of all time. I mean, I can't listen to it without getting goose pimples. Raw power.
Same here. Listening now 1 2 buckle my shoe. Mmmhhhmm
please don’t call them goose pimples
And it's a love song! Lol
1 2 3 44444444,angora ball room?name not sure
A little tear as well, 60 now.
Such great memories from such a great band.
My gosh, how lucky were we to be born in the '60s and to come of age with the musical freedom of the '70s?
Absolutely true
How right you are sir I was born in 1957 I was seventeen when this album came out Fly by Night we want to see them at the auditorium theater that year incredible group incredible show lot of great memories and yes we were so very lucky to be born in the late fifties and then come of age like you said to enjoy real music with heart and feeling
I envy you. I came of age with the rise of grunge. Ugh.
Sounds like we could sit around a fire smokin some black kashmire, and panama red and talk of those days when it was all so different..music was real....hard to believe what this world has become...ya made me smile so had to say ...ya I remember
@@rmartin7558 yeah 👎 I was blessed to see Eush when I was 15 in 77’
Long live the memories and the awesome music with Gedd’s voice screaming out!
I'm 61 and my cousin turned me on to this album when I was 12. I've been a huge fan ever since. I had never heard of them and one day our family was over visiting. He took me into his room and put this on the turntable then gave me the album to look at. Ill never forget the day and thank him for what he did. He was a few years older than me. RIP Terry and thank you for not only this album but all the music you turned me on to.
I bought 'All the worlds a stage' in 1976 and was immediately blown away! I'm 66 now and still love them! There'll never be another Rush!
That was my first RUSH lp purchase as well. It was 1978 and I remember thinking of it as the perfect RUSH Sampler
Mine also after seeing them open for kids seen them at least 20 times but I guess never again what a ride
Amen to that and I'll drink to that too
A guitarist friend of mine has an All The World's Stage album signed by all three.
3 of the greatest ever.
OMG! Those were the days! They don't make music like this anymore! Thanks for sharing this bit of rock history!!
We all know the greatness of Neal and Getty but what gets overlooked a lot of time's is the greatness of Alex
Alex Lifeson was just presented with the National Guitar Museum's "Lifetime Achievement Award" for 2024. He becomes the Museum's 15th inductee.
He's not overlooked by the guitar community, he's held in great esteem by many guitarists.
Number 3 on the list of concerts, Crazy show at 4.50 to get in . I was 15 and now 67. the Magic still resonates!
What a gift to be born in a time that allowed me to see this band multiple times live, to enjoy travelling with them on their musical journey, and to be able to play their music live, truly three of the greatest musicians to exist
Soundtrack of my life, Brother!
Man, it doesn't seem so long ago. Time flies. Rest in peace, NEIL PEART.
If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel
❤
Did anyone else get chills of joy, watching this??!! No one but, RUSH!!!
arms, legs, the whole deal.
Bigtime
There's RUSH...
and then there's everybody else.
+Keenan Glass Agree
+Keenan Glass Ain't that the TRUTH! :-)
+Keenan Glass RUSH DOES INDEED RULE...the rest merely drool
The Bear Bryants of Rock, and the Nick Sabans of prog. Quite simply the best band ever put on this planet.
@@RedElephantStampede indeed Red, I'm convinced these 3 geniuses are NOT from this planet.
AWESOME that they included this song during the Moving Pictures tour and the Exit Stage Left Video 👍
Aside from Tom Sawyer I never really appreciated them until seeing them live spur of the moment in Tampa, FL in the early 2000s. They were sonically excellent, easily in the top 3 performances I've ever heard when compared to album sound. Finally, I realized their depth. I really enjoyed this, thank you for uploading it.
When your favourite band comes to your city as a 15 year old. It changed everything. Guelph Memorial Gardens. March 1978. A Farewell to Kings tour. $7 a ticket.
Saw them in ‘78. They were unbelievable. Getty’s voice was absolutely at its peak of the higher register. What a great time of my youth.
Thank you for this video that made me a teenager one more time.
I was 13 when I first listened to 'Farewell of Kings' in 1977. Makes me 60 in 2024, still a kid ...
I turn 60 today. Right there with you.
@@SavoirRare Happy birthday, good choice, 1964
Me too 6/1/64 this was my 1st Rush album hemispheres my 1st Rush concert.
One of the best RUSH songs played in the 1970's as well. Great musicianship from musical geniuses who were so tight of a band and so good to listen to for decades. There will never be another RUSH.
Same..60 now....all the worlds a stage then the back catalog, fly by night , 2112 etc...a big big part of my life
Its funny, but this song always brought me into another dimension, the guitar sound, Geddys voice, the pacing, the way the song climax...the title, just like Cinderella man and Twilight Zone, there is something that only Rush can make, a a trio, as a band, as artist, this is why music touches everyone in a different way
No one at the Bridge
I love this song. Crazy it wasn't released as a single. Thanks for the post.
After. 1 2 buckle my shoe. Alex still sends shivers down my spine. His guitar from that point forward. Blew the house away.
I’m a Rush fan since 74. What I like about them is that they’re so ordinary regular guys with an extraordinary gift of music they share with us who get their message of liberty. Extreme articulate and mellow in interviews! No posing or put on. They put us Canadian rockers on the international stage in an honourable way. They don’t sing nonsense like so many do. Real socially conscious gents who make us really think. Thanks Rush!🤟🏻
I appreciate that you spelled out "...their message of liberty..." well-said, thanks✌️
Gene Simmons dislikes this post.
@@unclephilly2127he can Kiss my...
@@unclephilly2127Yeah, well Gene Simmons, Gene Klein or whatever he signs his check as. He is a mere amateur compared to Geddy Lee or Chris Squire of Yes or John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin.
69 here, I saw them on the 2112 tour with Max Webster and Derringer.
Never thought I'd see live footage of THIS song in my lifetime! Brings back great memories of listening to Fly By Night, Caress Of Steel, 2112, Hemispheres, Farewell To Kings and All The World's A Stage during all night Dungeons and Dragons marathons in high school!
It's not..guy just made this video up. Not actual footage of this song.
Don't pop his balloon.
The sound is from All The Worlds A Stage.. The video is compilation from their performance at Don Kirshners Rock Concert in 1975.
Bill Tobin 😊
Great editing job. It's difficult to tell that this isn't a live shot of in the end
Picked up Fly By Night when it was released in 1974 and have been hooked since. Thanks guys. RIP Neil you are missed...
I am 60 and fell in love with RUSH. While I still love all the music I listened to when I was younger Rush has never left my side! 2112 to me on a journey that to this day when I hear 2112 I go on that same journey all these year later. 1976 Ambassador in St louis.
Alex....Mom, dad I'm quitting school to become a rock star. lol And he did!
I'm pretty sure he finished High School but his parents wanted him to go to college but he said no I want to give music a real shot.
He actually told his parents he didn't care if he became a star or became wealthy . He told them as long as I make enough money to pay bills and survive I will be happy .
I remember buying Rush's debut & Fly by Night on one cassette tape. In the liner notes it said, " For best results, listen at maximum volume". Wore that tape out! Gotta love early Rush, just something special about everything they recorded.
Yep I remember made loud to play loud!
Dam I miss the 70s
In the middle of watching this I turned to my wife and said Thank GOD I wasn't old enough to see the music of this age live!!! I don't think I would be the same person that I am today! I think I would have traveled the world any way I could just to watch them all play live!!! AWESOME!
I traveled Ohio, Michigan and Indiana to See Dirk, Lerxst and The Professor! Saw them LIVE well over 75 times and STILL have most of my ticket stubs....but more importantly They Are Tattooed On My Heart and Soul.....I'm a better Man for having been RUSHED in April of 1975! Cheers To All Who understand this feeling, words are not needed....for those who do not understand....words would never explain.
One of my favorites. Emotionally and musically. So full of youthfull energy and feeling!!
Ive owned multiple copies of every album through Signals; cassette, LP, CD, and digital.
Nobody could touch them, then and nobody can touch them now. Kings of the Realm
Senior in high school in 75...68 shows first in 77 last LA Forum 2015...I miss these guys and the road trips
I seen the who the year after Keith Moon passed away
They were still awesome
The drummer Kenny did a great job
No one could replace Keith Moon 😢
No song makes me cry right now...more than this one!
If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel
I hear ya...we were so very blessed...
Thanks man...44 years ago I saw Geddy holding his 4001 when I unfolded All The Worlds a Stage, him and Neil...were my greatest teachers as a musician...we were damn lucky/blessed to be born when we were...appreciate the video and the tribute...
in my 20s, at Rush concerts, I was only mesmerized by Neil and Ged. 30 years later it seems like Alex is genius and the glue that connects them. Love them all to infinity for this amazing music and lessons. (I made sure Rush was my son's first concert - created another fan.)
Eddie Van Halen was asked. How does it feel to be the best guitarist on earth. Eddie said. I wouldn’t know. Ask Alex Lifeson !!!!!
@@johnegli1308 They were both masters of tone, rhythm and creating massive sound with a single instrument. Eddie’s virtuosity is/was extreme and immediate. Alex’s is more sublime and the more you listen to him, the greater appreciation for his genius emerges. I’ve never grown tired of listening to either/both of them daily, literally. 🫡🥇🔥
Every juicy note that alex plays is pure honey.
wilbert916 all of them Neil Alex Geddy ❤️👍🏻❤️💪🇨🇦💪⭐️👈🌙👈🍺🇨🇦
Oh yes❤❤❤❤❤
How does he manage that?? Entre Nous, Natural Science, Closer To The Heart..And so on!!
Agree
Just as they mentioned in Xanadu, it's like drinking the milk of paradise
If I had a time machine I would go back to this moment in time
Take me back, Take me back, I want to live it all again...
Dang I love the early Rush and Geddy's voice is outstanding! When I first heard them in mid 70's I fell head first. I remember taking an old white t shirt and putting the RUSH album under it. I traced out the letters and proudly wore it, being quite possibly THE FIRST RUSH SHIRT EVER! RIP Neil we all miss you....
i Love that, Bill. that's what we did!
👍🙂✌️
One of my favorite songs ever
I was 15yrs old the first time I seen them in Chicago they played this and I was filled with tears of Joy my Favorite Band I seen then 13 times Im 54 years old and Cried when then Retired but Long Live Rush and my they enjoy a well deserved retirement .
Ur not alone buddy, same here!! 18 times and was depressed to here it also.
still the greatest music till this day
Whoever thumbs down this...? You are no Rush fan. It's very cool what this guy is doing here. He took the time to put together the rare footage with the music. Very nice. Rock On Rush Fans
A monumentally POWERFUL song as a teenager when In the End was released; the deep breaks and ramped parts...
A very, very impressive song yet, for all the same reasons!!
Dude.... This literally gave me chills down my whole body when I heard it. Absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much! I always wondered how they would do the transition from slow to hard core without 2 guitars... seeing Geddy play it high up on the bass... nice.
RIP Neil, you're the king. Not only the best drummer in history, but also the best lyricist. 7 shows, and I wish I had seen 77.
63,Canadian, Drummer and my influence, there is before Neil, and after I heard Neil ,changed my direction, practice before practice ❤
Your welcome planet earth, we Canadians are so proud of their accomplishments, stars aligned when Neil, auditioned and Ged Alex chose him ,but I heard Alex was in a mood and let ged do the rest, could be wrong on that, 3 humble people that worked at the craft of music, man i miss Neil 😢
Aloha tonc2112 and to The RUSH Faithful in The Fall Of 2023 who STILL Rock To Dirk, Lerxst and The Late Professor! Been close to a Decade since I first came across this Classic Homemade Visual of "In The End" from The Tonc Man! I recently went on a binge of certain RUSH tunes playing them with a few mates in an old Barn on private property WITH permission! LOLOL And this tune is one we ALL enjoyed plowing through! Still gets the goosebumps a flowing too! So to come full circle I came back to The Beginning! Cheers and Keep Strutting RUSH FANS!
To watch an early Rush video like this is a nostalgic trip to my teens! Tickets were probably around fourteen bucks! I sure do miss them. But they live forever on UA-cam!
Dude tix were likely about $5 tops in 1975 before they were headlining & barely known!
I saw them Aug.24, 1979 in Hamilton, ON, Canada & tix were only $12.50 each then!
Saw them at the Capitol Music Hall in Wheeling, WV in December 1977. Tickets were $6.00. Rush was the headliner. Can’t remember who opened. Maybe Lake?
Tickets were 4 5 and 6 bucks to see rush in 1975. I also paid 3 bucks to see them at Randy rodeo in San Antonio's Oct of 1975.
One of my favorite Rush songs........greatest band ever or at least tied with Zeppelin,
Steve Nejezchleba your wrong it’s rush
The Guitar in the beginning is beautiful,, like a steady running stream on a sunny day Rush is simply amazing.
Or rising high like a mountain and falling gently like rain ? 2112
The three of the are incredible. A sound that will never get replaced.
I will be 59 this June and was aware of Rush in 8th grade when a classmate drew 2112 in art class. In 1979, I heard the Xanadu off the Farewell to Kings album and it brought beauty to my senses. In 1981, after hearing the midnight radio release of the entire Moving Pictures album, I bought the album that week. Rush music became part of my musical soul.
Seriously, as a RUSH fan since 1977, I'm blown away by the outstanding job you've done putting this together. Seriously, thank you so much for doing this. Brings happy tears to my eyes. Cheers!
In the End ... I could see, I could shine, I could feel, you took me for a ride, you made me smile, I was slower and I could also see that. Now we are all gone.... Sweet memories, flashing very quickly by, reminding me, and giving me a reason why. There is no one to see, shine or feel what that was, In the End...
Rest in Peace Neil. Man. This video took me back to Cobo Hall in Detroit, 1979. I have tears streaming down my face. I can't believe Neil Peart is gone. He was my inspiration to learn how to play the drums. "In the End" has always been my favorite RUSH tune. I'm crushed he is gone, but thankful you posted this video. 💔🥁⚘
Thanks... If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel
I wish those years was here again
My Most Favorite Song By The Almighty RUSH. Thank You Forever For This. Chiraq
OMG,LOVIN Geddy's all "WHITE" 70's "Leisure-suit"!!! You stare at that long enough,and it's like hearing the "hissing" of your 8-track playing through your car-stereo!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh.................
Cosmic alignment certainly happened with these 3 souls. Even for all of us, really. It's possibly incalculable how their combined art touched, moved, inspired, helped, probably even at a given moment made someone stop and think to not end their own life.
This song and words are so filled with humbleness & humility. I feel this early work definitively expresses the spirit of what became Rush.
They never lost that. Even - In The End ❤
Thank you Alex, Geddy, & Neil
RUSH ... My first Big Concert at the CNE Grandstand 1977 !!
What a Treat. Thank You.
Mid '70s Fly By Night era Rush. More than 40 years of incredible music. I got into them in the late '70s. Where did the time go? RIP Pratt.
There is no other band like Rush, They are so under rated it pisses me off I think this is one of the bands of all time
Just be Glad you get Them! Most Minds cant handleThe Rolly Trinity!
Ziggyzag Zi hehe
TurtleBoss Productions No way are they,or ever will be 'underrated.'
they will always be underrated but that's OK with me because to me they will always be the BEST. And in true Ayn Rand fashion I don't give a shit what anyone else thinks.
I prefer the term overlooked
I saw them twice back in SF at Winterland for Caress of Steel ( opened for Tef Nuggent ) and 2112 (Headlined )...both times they played Bytor to my disapointment. I wanted do much to hear In The End....still GREAT Shows..
Thanks for that.
I have been buying Rush's albums since they first started with John Rutsey on drums up through the years of Neil Peart, to the end. I thought they were good from the first to the last, and was heart broken to see them end as they did, but I respect their decision, as Neil was in so many problems throughout, and he needed the last of his life to explore the other areas of his being that he didn't get to fully explore constantly playing for his last years. They set the pace for many a musician and band, all three of them in their field of instruments and in songwriting in general. I guess I have broken down per instrument every single album they ever did, to become a better musician. They WILL be missed greatly, in my book, for every single album they did and for their teaching musicianship and songwriting.
Greatest band in the Galaxy 🤘🏽🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸🥁🍻
My fav from Fly by Night
His voice was so good to me.
Saw them when I was 16 for the first time. So glad I made it to the 2015 tour. RIP man, you enriched our lives.
+tonc2112~~THANK YOU!! Saw them 15 times live, played In The End once, All the World's A Stage Tour. IT, and plenty more that I'll NEVER forget. I'm 60, and VERY fortunate. Hell, I even made the cover of Exit Stage Left. My right hand to God. If you look closely at the cover, right-center, maybe 2 STANDING rows from the stage, (festival seating back then, and 9 buck tickets! ) you'll see a short dark haired guy, and there's a taller blonde guy next to him. That's my main dude, Cam, an axe-master himself, and I'm the short dark-haired guy. Photo is from Charlotte Coliseum, NC, circa: 1981
Thanks bro! I'm really glad you like it... Wow!! you really are that guy? man, you are immortalized in ones of my favorite album of all times...Cheers
Hey, never thought about it in those terms exactly, but.........."immortalized".......Damn Cool! Sweet memories, flashing very quickly by........🥁🎸🎹🇨🇦🌎🤘😢☮ Cheers back at 'cha, brah!
you are touched by the rush gods!!!!
Tommy L. Mason I saw them 6 times. All incredible shows.
I know who you are dude..Awesome!!!!!!!!!!
What a fantastic video...
Damn, getting misty eyed here watching it.
Miss the lads a little more each day!
I had heard Tom Sawyer and Subdivisions, but it wasn't until I heard the All the World's a Stage version of this song till I knew I was a full on Rush fan. Great video, thanks!
Rush had the hair the clothes and the talent going on in the beginning... they had yet conquered the world and were seriously rock n rollin all over the place. What a fantastic band that made some of the best music ever
I seen Rush the Stanley theater in Pittsburgh in 1973 and I'm 66 that was one of the best shows I've ever f****** seen😊
Dig that white suit! An amazing memory from the masters of music - RUSH.
Pretty cool dude! As a bassist/guitarist and fan for 46 years, I can barely tell what song(s) they're actually playing. Really good job with the editing!
Three of the greatest virtuosos rock has ever had in their respective instruments making more noise and better music that many bands nowdays. When Alex Lifeson plays I find myself looking for the other guitar players in the band. Enjoy!
God, these kids were like 21 years old. It amazes me the musical transition they went through between their 1st and 2nd albums.
WOW! Ut;s a shame that All the World's a Stage didn't have an official video!
18 years old in 76. Was the first time I seen RUSH in concert. A friend had given me Caress of Steel cassette. He didn't like them. I felt completely different than that 😊
Whoa yeah!!!
It’s WOOO YEEAAHHH, or WHOOA YEAHH, and OOOOHH YEAA-😂✌️🤘a trademark early on go to Geddy lyric b4 the greatness that was NEP#the professor joined them. I thought of that a long time ago after seeing a comedian poke fun at James Brown when he couldn’t think of a word for a song he’d throw in a ‘GOOD GOD’ and I forgot what else but it was funny AF!🤘✌️🖖
Thanks for capturing this music video. I liked and shared, Awesome RUSH.
Great job!!!! Great song which I had forgotten aboooowt🇨🇦😀RIP Master Neil.
Thanks... If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel
70's Rush was the best.
I soooooo agree. But why do I feel so ashamed to say this in a Rush forum?
70 80 90 rush 1
Yep. I love the progressive Rush.
Really good job tonc. I was fooled for a minute. Love that song. ✌️ from NC.
One of the best ❤
The title of this posting speaks for itself. Very clever editing resulting in a near-convincing recreation of a performance that never happened. Well done.
Thanks!!! If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel... Cheers
@@tonc2112 You're welcome. Actually, what I should have written was: hauntingly convincing simulation.
Alan, very well put. Video was almost over and saw your comment. I forgot this wasn't a single performance! VERY well done. Kudos to this producer! Salut!
Epic Work Cheers Im literally in tears!! RIP Professor!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks... If you wish you can also see my tribute video to Neil Peart on my channel
Love this band. Fan since '78. Named my pooch "Syrinx !" Thank you
Thanks to you... I'm glad you like it... Cheers!!!
Adopted a stray black cat back in 1981 - "Necromancer"!
That was beautiful. Thank you so much for that!!
Stupendous!! Thank God for Canadien Rock!! Thank You Toronto for this amazing talent!!
I'm from Upstate NY. A border town as they say. 1 hr south of OTTAWA!! So I know the deal !! Saw Rush many times through the years. Love the older stuff. Raw and powerful, like no other!
That is SWEET!
This is my favorite song of all time. First heard in 1976.
I appreciate the sound quality. My best friend Adam introduced me to RUSH in the very early 80s. Been a fan ever since... Love their vibe
They are a quality in my life that can't be quantified...
1977 Santa Monica Civic arena… UFO supported Rush on the 2112 tour and this was my first exposure to my favorite band 😉 I was hooked from the opening notes of complete pure bliss…I’m sure all you “old guys” like me appreciate some of the newer bands that “get it” and if you do please give a listen to The Warning !! 3 sisters from Monterey Mexico who just have that 3 piece magic…they absolutely blow me away !
one of my favorite if not my favorite band of all times too.im 56 and was listening to Rush when I was 14 or 15 blown away with there jams and still get a thrill when listening to them. timeless