Geddy (bass) and Alex (guitar) met in middle school. Neil (drums) got hired right before they kicked off their first US tour, in replacement of their original drummer who had health issues. Check out Beyond The Lighted Stage, fantastic documentary about their career. And definitely dive into their musical catalog. Three of the most talented musicians ever, in one band.
@@TheThamesmen Neil Peart grew up in the small town of Port Dalhousie, which is now part of the small city of St. Catherine’s. It’s about an hour’s drive from where Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson grew up. Neil was an autodidact who left high school to make his way as a musician, originally moving to London (your London, that is, as opposed to the slightly larger but still small city of London, Ontario, located about 1.5 hours from St Catherine’s,,, but I digress). He didn’t have any luck and moved back home after a year or so, going to work as manager of the parts department in his father’s tractor dealership. He had some moderate local success with a band called JR Flood before he was sought out by Rush’s manager for an audition. The original drummer had diabetes and a strong preference for “Bad company” style rock, so he couldn’t go on the road with Alex and Geddy. Peart was also the author of seven non-fiction books as well as the principle lyricist for Rush. PS - The reason why Toronto’s airport code is YYZ is that - when airport codes where first being established (through international convention), some Canadian bureaucrats apparently thought it would suck if each of the country’s cities didn’t get its preferred choice of three-letter code. The solution was to use Y for all Canadian airports, which is why Montréal is YUL, Calgary is YYC, Vancouver is YVR, Ottawa is YOW, and little London, Ontario’s airport is YXU).
YYZ is the IATA airport identification code of Toronto Pearson International Airport, near Rush's hometown. The band was introduced to the rhythm as Alex Lifeson flew them into the airport. A VHF omnidirectional range system at the airport broadcasts the YYZ identifier code in Morse code. Peart said in interviews later that the rhythm stuck with them. Peart and Geddy Lee have both said "It's always a happy day when YYZ appears on our luggage tags." Only Rush can make Morse Code sound so good.
Rush returned to touring after a few years unexpected hiatus (Neil's wife died of cancer and their adult daughter was killed in a car accident the same year). Neil took off for parts unknown and it was later discovered he rode his motorcycle from Canada to South America and back; they only knew he was still alive from periodic postcards he would send. Just when Alex and Geddy were considering dissolving their company and the band, Neil re-surfaced and asked if they still wanted to make music (Neil is the lyricist). They kicked off a world tour (Neil hated touring) and their agent found out they were extremely popular in Brazil. He book a couple of concerts in Brazil, which sold out quickly and they decided to extend the tour due to the tremendous reaction of their fans and media attention. The crowds at the stadium's topped 100,000 and some fans even quit their jobs because they couldn't get time off.
Most Airports in Canada start with the letter Y in the 1930’s it indicated that the airport had a weather station Y being for yes …. W being for Without . In the 40’s when names were formalized they kept the Y’s …….. I believe some airports in the U.S. have/ had an X at the end that means the same thing
Glad you were able to react to the live version of YYZ. I can’t think of another band that can play an instrumental and have the crowd sing along. Keep on your journey
Another live fun live show to watch is Working man live in Cleveland , Toronto area ,The Rush rabbit hole is very deep , yes and the Who were big influences on Rush when young , Rush got to induct Yes into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame, Also Geddy got to play Roundabout with yes , In the old days before modern tech, They had huge speakers behind them , Geddy and Alex missed having them for a joke they put the machines in to fill the void ,
They didn’t just happen. They spent enormous amounts of time practicing and working on their craft. They were also road warriors and spent years on the road figuring out how to make it work. It’s the old expression, the harder you work, the more luck comes your way. They earned it through practice and miles. Thanks for the review. It was fun to see you experience it.
Rush vs Rush 😁 And I am so here for it! 😍 Love your reactions and had eagerly awaited these awesome reactions by you guys! ✌🏿 Rock on! 🍿 With snacks! 🐰 #ENRGYZRBunny
Alex didn’t want to get rid of his stacks, even if they were only for show. So Geddy said if he didn’t then he was going to put laundry dryers so that the background would even out. On later tours they had rotisserie chickens cooking behind Geddy during the show which was dinner for the road crew - popcorn machines too
All Canadian international airport codes start with Y. This song is called YYZ because when they were on approach one day in a small plane they could hear the automated Morse Code signal for YYZ ( - . - - - . - - - - . . ) and Neil thought it would make a good tune.
The crowds in Rio and South America in general are crazy... Rush in Rio, Iron Maiden (Rock in Rio), Nightwish in Buenos Aires... the energy at those shows are all fantastic... crowds singing the rhythm to an instrumental section, like in YYZ and also Iron Maiden "Fear of the Dark", so great. Those funs give up a lot to travel to those shows so I think they are extra amped with the chance to see these bands live. For the most part, we're pretty spoiled in the USA with the opportunity to see shows if we just want to travel a few hours from most areas of the country, they definitely don't take it for granted like i think a lot of us do. Maybe not so much the last two years with ALL of us losing access to live music.
Every now and then I'll revisit your Rush reactions just to get a kick out of the faces Alex makes when he likes something 😆 Yeah I know, I'm a strange one 😂😂. Anyway I noticed I didn't make a comment on this video and I thought of something you may not know about the song YYZ. In 1982 the song was nominated for a Grammy and lost to The Police "Behind My Camel" for best instrumental. If you ever wondered are the Grammy's fixed, this is definitely a great example of bias. Sting was embarrassed by the song and the fact that it was on the record.
* This was their first show after 5 sad years off...the drummer, Neil Peart, lost his daughter and his wife, had to take 5 years off to re-group, but thank God he dug deep and rejoined the band for touring!
"I don't know what kind of acid they've got in Canada, but they have obviously done none of it." If I could subscribe twice I would based on that line alone.
😊 Part of the fun of seeing Rush was you never knew what would be behind Geddy. 😂 The Rotisserie with 🍗 Chicken was a huge hit! 🤔 Which made sense to dress as a Giant Chicken to tend to them during the show! 😒 Not as weird as that sounds actually. 😁 Dude who tended the Washer/Dryer & Cooking Chickens was a huge crowd favorite and the audience would cheer him every appearance he made. 🙄 Ok, that does sound a bit strange..... 🍿🐰 #ENRGYZRBunny
The two dryers are on the right to balance out all the amps stacked up on the left. Also during a live show members of the road crew will come out from time to time and throw some laundry in there. They also roast whole rotisserie chickens on stage during their three hour concerts then donate them to homeless shelters in whatever city theyre they're in after the show. 😊
Would love to see you two react to Rush performing "Spirit Of Radio" live in Toronto in 2003 in front of 500,000 fans on a hot, sunny summer afternoon! The song starts with Rush covering "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones and then it segues into an amazing performance of "Spirit Of Radio"!!! Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/FFpZFnJ6ZT8/v-deo.html
This band is from my hometown, well at least Geddy and Alex. They are a couple years older than me and were playing the school dance circuit before they started to get air play (Working Man). They also had rehearsal space in Willowdale that on occasion one could sneak into. The three of them are/were fantastic musicians (RIP Neil). Having said all this, I was never fanatical about this band. They are good and they are Canadian homies🇨🇦🥁🎸 but they're not in my top 10. Cue the people to tell me I am crazy in their replies 🤣🤣😎
😁 Not crazy. Most guys I knew hated Geddy's voice. Which I totally didn't get considering some of the "metal bands vocalist" they listened too. 🙄 I was never an Ozzy fan and hated the song Crazy Train! 😂 Call me crazy now! 🐰
It wasn't about Geddy's vocals for me. He is not my favorite singer, but no worse many others as you say. It's just that much of their songs do nothing for me. I saw them live a few times after they were better known (late 70s) and thought they were OK but not exceptional.
@@paulprendergast3184 😏 mom wouldn't let me see KISS so I told her I was seeing a Canadian Band called Rush. MSG, The Meadowlands & "The Stadiums" are my 'local venues'. 🙄 Only thing was getting $ from Mom to go to shows & games. 😂 Babysitting $ got a ticket but 😒 still needed her permission. 🙄 No Zep, Who, Stones until HS. However Steely Dan, Rush, Bowie & Queen I started seeing in early 70's in JHS. 🙏🏿 Blessed to be raised in NYC & have the world's coolest mom! 😚🐰
@@cityhonors1 I lived in NYC area (Manhattan then Westchester County) from 1985-2007. I didn't go to nearly as many concerts there s I did growing up in Toronto. I usually went to the Allmans at the Beacon and saw the Dead at the Meadowlands once and MSG once. Saw a few Canadian bands there Blue Rodeo, Tragically Hip and Jeff Healy, but my highlights were Simon and Garfunkel and later Paul Simon in Central Park and Van Morrison at whatever that stadium was called on Randalls Island (Roosevelt?). The list of shows I saw growing up in Toronto is mighty long, including road trips to Montreal, Buffalo and Michigan.
@@paulprendergast3184 I grew up in C.B.G.B.s 🤦🏿♀️ and constantly got thrown out for 😜 heckling the Ramones 🤨 who I still don 'get' why they're "World Famous". 😁 Where I learned everything from how to put a drum kit together, lights, sound. 😏 Was there when they went from Analog to Digital and had to record all the Master Reel-to-Reels to tape. Then to Floppy Disc, then CD's 😳🙄🤦🏿♀️ #IFeelOld
Rush. 🇨🇦🔥 The best best three person rock band there ever was. Geddy and Alex are school pals. Neil was a replacement for the original drummer. He’s from the Niagara area. Like me!
Alex and Geddy met in middle school and Neil became their percussionist in 74? So he is not the drummer on the first album. The fates brought them together!! Washing machine - Geddys answer to all of Alex's stacks. They always have something cool. They were actually trying shits and tossed some in the crowd! Well, their crew did, I believe.
geddy uses a DI (direct interface) to the main system, so no need for amps on stage, so it became a joke within the band to put different things on stage.
I figure if you can get a giant crowd to "sing along" to an instrumental, you've pretty much won the music business.
They did not do bad overall!
Geddy (bass) and Alex (guitar) met in middle school. Neil (drums) got hired right before they kicked off their first US tour, in replacement of their original drummer who had health issues. Check out Beyond The Lighted Stage, fantastic documentary about their career. And definitely dive into their musical catalog. Three of the most talented musicians ever, in one band.
Good info and Thankyou for sharing
@@TheThamesmen Neil Peart grew up in the small town of Port Dalhousie, which is now part of the small city of St. Catherine’s. It’s about an hour’s drive from where Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson grew up. Neil was an autodidact who left high school to make his way as a musician, originally moving to London (your London, that is, as opposed to the slightly larger but still small city of London, Ontario, located about 1.5 hours from St Catherine’s,,, but I digress). He didn’t have any luck and moved back home after a year or so, going to work as manager of the parts department in his father’s tractor dealership. He had some moderate local success with a band called JR Flood before he was sought out by Rush’s manager for an audition. The original drummer had diabetes and a strong preference for “Bad company” style rock, so he couldn’t go on the road with Alex and Geddy.
Peart was also the author of seven non-fiction books as well as the principle lyricist for Rush.
PS - The reason why Toronto’s airport code is YYZ is that - when airport codes where first being established (through international convention), some Canadian bureaucrats apparently thought it would suck if each of the country’s cities didn’t get its preferred choice of three-letter code. The solution was to use Y for all Canadian airports, which is why Montréal is YUL, Calgary is YYC, Vancouver is YVR, Ottawa is YOW, and little London, Ontario’s airport is YXU).
YYZ is the IATA airport identification code of Toronto Pearson International Airport, near Rush's hometown. The band was introduced to the rhythm as Alex Lifeson flew them into the airport. A VHF omnidirectional range system at the airport broadcasts the YYZ identifier code in Morse code. Peart said in interviews later that the rhythm stuck with them. Peart and Geddy Lee have both said "It's always a happy day when YYZ appears on our luggage tags."
Only Rush can make Morse Code sound so good.
Greatest 3 piece in rock
Rush returned to touring after a few years unexpected hiatus (Neil's wife died of cancer and their adult daughter was killed in a car accident the same year). Neil took off for parts unknown and it was later discovered he rode his motorcycle from Canada to South America and back; they only knew he was still alive from periodic postcards he would send. Just when Alex and Geddy were considering dissolving their company and the band, Neil re-surfaced and asked if they still wanted to make music (Neil is the lyricist). They kicked off a world tour (Neil hated touring) and their agent found out they were extremely popular in Brazil. He book a couple of concerts in Brazil, which sold out quickly and they decided to extend the tour due to the tremendous reaction of their fans and media attention. The crowds at the stadium's topped 100,000 and some fans even quit their jobs because they couldn't get time off.
How tragic but what an amazing story. Thank you for sharing
Greatest thing that blows me away is audience singing to an instrumental !!
Another thing to consider with Rush it is a 3 hour concert and these guys give it all the whole way thru , Every song gets your attention,
Most Airports in Canada start with the letter Y in the 1930’s it indicated that the airport had a weather station Y being for yes …. W being for Without . In the 40’s when names were formalized they kept the Y’s …….. I believe some airports in the U.S. have/ had an X at the end that means the same thing
Neil Peart, RIP, considered to be the GREATEST drummer of all time !!!!!! RUSH =LEGENDS
Glad you were able to react to the live version of YYZ. I can’t think of another band that can play an instrumental and have the crowd sing along. Keep on your journey
Neither can I!
one of the Best Canadian band of all times 😎👍
Canadian?! Pfft! One of the best bands of all time! Period!
@@ericvonsteuben7533 don't worry , i agree with you 😎👍
Try Natural Science. I love this tune!
Dang son....... Lots of upvotes. This means I will have to check it out, Thanks!!!
Next up for your Rush live viewing pleasure, may I suggest,
Working Man-Live in Cleveland.
🙋🏿♀️ I second that request. 😊 Working Man (Cleveland) please! 🐰
Another live fun live show to watch is Working man live in Cleveland , Toronto area ,The Rush rabbit hole is very deep , yes and the Who were big influences on Rush when young , Rush got to induct Yes into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame, Also Geddy got to play Roundabout with yes , In the old days before modern tech, They had huge speakers behind them , Geddy and Alex missed having them for a joke they put the machines in to fill the void ,
🙋🏿♀️ I'll keep raising my hand to 2nd this motion everytime I see Working Man Cleveland request. 😁🐰
HA HA :) Love this!!
I’ve seen Rush many times in many different venues over a 30 year period. They never disappoint.
They didn’t just happen. They spent enormous amounts of time practicing and working on their craft. They were also road warriors and spent years on the road figuring out how to make it work. It’s the old expression, the harder you work, the more luck comes your way. They earned it through practice and miles. Thanks for the review. It was fun to see you experience it.
Not kidding they practiced!!!!
Rush vs Rush 😁 And I am so here for it! 😍 Love your reactions and had eagerly awaited these awesome reactions by you guys! ✌🏿 Rock on! 🍿 With snacks! 🐰 #ENRGYZRBunny
Neil takes a transponder signal and turns it into a home coming song. The artistry of drums.
Washers to replace Geddys cabinets as he plugged direct to the PA
Ahhhh! Makes sense!!!
Alex didn’t want to get rid of his stacks, even if they were only for show. So Geddy said if he didn’t then he was going to put laundry dryers so that the background would even out. On later tours they had rotisserie chickens cooking behind Geddy during the show which was dinner for the road crew - popcorn machines too
I have seen Rush live five times at least.. with Pink Floyd, way up there! Many Thanks gentelmen !!!
All Canadian international airport codes start with Y. This song is called YYZ because when they were on approach one day in a small plane they could hear the automated Morse Code signal for YYZ ( - . - - - . - - - - . . ) and Neil thought it would make a good tune.
Very clever man. Shows they could make an amazing tune out of MORSE code!
So yyz, the airport code for Toranto! Thank you so much
dot dot dot dash dash!
great band great choice
What kind of acid do they have in Canada???? 😂 Hilarious!!!
My understanding is that the Rio crowd was getting their first chance to see Rush live, so of course they were going nuts.
Have a fab weekend
The crowds in Rio and South America in general are crazy... Rush in Rio, Iron Maiden (Rock in Rio), Nightwish in Buenos Aires... the energy at those shows are all fantastic... crowds singing the rhythm to an instrumental section, like in YYZ and also Iron Maiden "Fear of the Dark", so great. Those funs give up a lot to travel to those shows so I think they are extra amped with the chance to see these bands live. For the most part, we're pretty spoiled in the USA with the opportunity to see shows if we just want to travel a few hours from most areas of the country, they definitely don't take it for granted like i think a lot of us do. Maybe not so much the last two years with ALL of us losing access to live music.
South America does have a great energy and always such fun to go there
Every now and then I'll revisit your Rush reactions just to get a kick out of the faces Alex makes when he likes something 😆 Yeah I know, I'm a strange one 😂😂. Anyway I noticed I didn't make a comment on this video and I thought of something you may not know about the song YYZ. In 1982 the song was nominated for a Grammy and lost to The Police "Behind My Camel" for best instrumental. If you ever wondered are the Grammy's fixed, this is definitely a great example of bias. Sting was embarrassed by the song and the fact that it was on the record.
Wow. Thanks for update and story
The opening in Morse code for Toronto
Ahhhhhhh. Makes sense now. Many thanks!!!!
Canadian met in guitar and bass met in public school ie 12 years give or take drummer joined after first album I believe been together 50 years
Dam son!!
Alex's best lyrics are in this track!!
* This was their first show after 5 sad years off...the drummer, Neil Peart, lost his daughter and his wife, had to take 5 years off to re-group, but thank God he dug deep and rejoined the band for touring!
Wow.... Did not know that
@@TheThamesmen yeah, and now he's passed on...last year. So, no more Rush, but they left us with 19 studio albums & countless live ones. Thanks guys.
FANTASTIC
Glad you think so!
Y Y ZED THEYRE CANADIAN🇨🇦
"I don't know what kind of acid they've got in Canada, but they have obviously done none of it." If I could subscribe twice I would based on that line alone.
We have two channels so you can subscribe twice!
😊 Part of the fun of seeing Rush was you never knew what would be behind Geddy. 😂 The Rotisserie with 🍗 Chicken was a huge hit! 🤔 Which made sense to dress as a Giant Chicken to tend to them during the show! 😒 Not as weird as that sounds actually. 😁 Dude who tended the Washer/Dryer & Cooking Chickens was a huge crowd favorite and the audience would cheer him every appearance he made. 🙄 Ok, that does sound a bit strange..... 🍿🐰 #ENRGYZRBunny
I seen "The Bunny" tour, in Houston, Tx...Counterparts!
When I saw them the chicken was basted by a rather attractive young woman dressed as a Bavarian barmaid.
Dah-dit-dah-dah dah-dit-dah-dah dah-dah-di-dit -- Morse code for YYZ, and the opening rhythm of this song.
Ah!!!
The two dryers are on the right to balance out all the amps stacked up on the left. Also during a live show members of the road crew will come out from time to time and throw some laundry in there. They also roast whole rotisserie chickens on stage during their three hour concerts then donate them to homeless shelters in whatever city theyre they're in after the show. 😊
HA HA classic. Thanks for being here and supporting our little channel. More soon!
YYZed. Initial intro is Morse code for YYZ.
Makes sense. Shorter than dot dot dot dash dash dot dot dash dah dash dot dot dot Plus looks better on the liner notes,.
ZED
Canadians pronunce it YYZed - it's the airport tower id for Toronto - it's the pattern Neil starts the song with.
They could make a great track out of anything!
Well if anyone can beat Rush, it's Rush!
See our cunning plan!
Would love to see you two react to Rush performing "Spirit Of Radio" live in Toronto in 2003 in front of 500,000 fans on a hot, sunny summer afternoon! The song starts with Rush covering "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones and then it segues into an amazing performance of "Spirit Of Radio"!!! Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/FFpZFnJ6ZT8/v-deo.html
This band is from my hometown, well at least Geddy and Alex. They are a couple years older than me and were playing the school dance circuit before they started to get air play (Working Man). They also had rehearsal space in Willowdale that on occasion one could sneak into. The three of them are/were fantastic musicians (RIP Neil). Having said all this, I was never fanatical about this band. They are good and they are Canadian homies🇨🇦🥁🎸 but they're not in my top 10. Cue the people to tell me I am crazy in their replies 🤣🤣😎
😁 Not crazy. Most guys I knew hated Geddy's voice. Which I totally didn't get considering some of the "metal bands vocalist" they listened too. 🙄 I was never an Ozzy fan and hated the song Crazy Train! 😂 Call me crazy now! 🐰
It wasn't about Geddy's vocals for me. He is not my favorite singer, but no worse many others as you say. It's just that much of their songs do nothing for me. I saw them live a few times after they were better known (late 70s) and thought they were OK but not exceptional.
@@paulprendergast3184 😏 mom wouldn't let me see KISS so I told her I was seeing a Canadian Band called Rush. MSG, The Meadowlands & "The Stadiums" are my 'local venues'. 🙄 Only thing was getting $ from Mom to go to shows & games. 😂 Babysitting $ got a ticket but 😒 still needed her permission. 🙄 No Zep, Who, Stones until HS. However Steely Dan, Rush, Bowie & Queen I started seeing in early 70's in JHS. 🙏🏿 Blessed to be raised in NYC & have the world's coolest mom! 😚🐰
@@cityhonors1 I lived in NYC area (Manhattan then Westchester County) from 1985-2007. I didn't go to nearly as many concerts there s I did growing up in Toronto. I usually went to the Allmans at the Beacon and saw the Dead at the Meadowlands once and MSG once. Saw a few Canadian bands there Blue Rodeo, Tragically Hip and Jeff Healy, but my highlights were Simon and Garfunkel and later Paul Simon in Central Park and Van Morrison at whatever that stadium was called on Randalls Island (Roosevelt?). The list of shows I saw growing up in Toronto is mighty long, including road trips to Montreal, Buffalo and Michigan.
@@paulprendergast3184 I grew up in C.B.G.B.s 🤦🏿♀️ and constantly got thrown out for 😜 heckling the Ramones 🤨 who I still don 'get' why they're "World Famous". 😁 Where I learned everything from how to put a drum kit together, lights, sound. 😏 Was there when they went from Analog to Digital and had to record all the Master Reel-to-Reels to tape. Then to Floppy Disc, then CD's 😳🙄🤦🏿♀️ #IFeelOld
I have to highly suggest you listen to headlong flight and the garden but please do them both live!
working man live in celevland
How does a 30 year old band (at the time of this performance) from Canada fill a Brazilian football stadium? Shear talent.
I once knew a band called "free Beer"
Rush. 🇨🇦🔥
The best best three person rock band there ever was.
Geddy and Alex are school pals. Neil was a replacement for the original drummer. He’s from the Niagara area. Like me!
Them and the Jimi Hendrix experience!
All the bouncing of the fans at this show actually triggered a tsunami.
Hey, it's zed, not zee. Lol, thought you guys (blokes?) were Brits! Just kidding, loving your channel! (Canada says zed, as well.)
We love you. Take care.
rush :)
Alex and Geddy met in middle school and Neil became their percussionist in 74? So he is not the drummer on the first album. The fates brought them together!! Washing machine - Geddys answer to all of Alex's stacks. They always have something cool. They were actually trying shits and tossed some in the crowd! Well, their crew did, I believe.
Check out Neil Peart live in Frankfurt!!!!!!!!!!! Epic!!!!!!!!
Opening is Morse code for yyz
Ahhh Clever!!! Thanks for being here and more soon!
Canadians say "Zed" same as us in UK
You know why? Because that's how it should be sounded.... Didn't actually know that! That's brilliant!
It's WHY-WHY-ZED, (Canadian band, so pronounce it the correct way)
Well of course!
🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦😎
Right to be proud!
LOL ... it's not YZZ ... it's actually ... WOW WOW ZEE
YY Zed they're Canadian.
Sure are!!
YY Zed, not zee. Zee is American.
All Canadian airports start with Y
Why?
@@TheThamesmen lol um why not lol🤣
Weather reporting stations at the airports there are a few that start with C they do not have weather reporting stations
2112 in Rio
Never get tired of Xanadu, and the studio version of 2112 is best.
geddy uses a DI (direct interface) to the main system, so no need for amps on stage, so it became a joke within the band to put different things on stage.
It is a great idea. Silly but great
Let's be politically correct.....It's YYZED!!
HA HA
I hope you two realize that this non English crowd is humming notes
What a rabid fanbase.....9.2 for Peart
Rush brings out the best in everyone. really cool
Definitely time for you 2 to check out the song “Working Man” live in Cleveland on the Time Machine Tour. 🤯🤯🤯
And keyboard, and singing and writing and composing.....no backing tracks.
True...... Great point... No baking tracks!!!
YYZed. Canadian band, not American.
and we are just confused English who have been in the US too long!
zed is correct lol zee is the USA
Having been in America for 20 years we are now just confused!
YZZ?
YZZ?
You can't sing to an instrumental! Rio fans: hold my beer
Got to love Brazil. Amazing place to go to a gig