@@glebivanov6323 I'd call Blood, Sweat &Tears prog rock, Chicago, prog rock after BST. Rush would carry that torch, but without the horns and jazz element. Tool and others, but I'd say Tool because they're the most mainstream, has taken the mantel from Rush. Much like the progression of Southern rock. Just a take from a studio engineer since '80. ✌️
Definitely leaning towards progressive rock. Their harder stuff progressive metal. They should really be their own genre because they could LITERALLY play anything
Molly lad bro, you got to chow your girlfriend the song by Chris Issac song called Wicked Games ( react to the official music video) and there's live version by Chris Issac song called Wicked Games Live version.
I just love seeing him sing along. From the first reaction, hearing it the first time, the mouthing along….you know he’s listened to it on repeat multiple times since the first.
Tom Sawyer is the opening tracks of one of the best rock records ever made as well as one my favourite records of all time Moving Pictures. You have to do the whole album in one sitting.
Tom Sawyer is one of the most iconic songs from our generation. I am 59yo. I can tell you when Moving Pictures came out, we had never heard anything like it. A lot of art is an acquired taste if one has never been exposed to it. - Peace from Texas.
GOBSMACKED by this comment - have been a hard-core RUSH FAN since I first heard them in the 70s!! (from a 60-something yr old woman).....they are simply one of my FAVORITES!! INCREDIBLY BRILLIANT BAND!!! But, then: I'm a MUSIC FREAK, TOO!! :D
You've got to hear the song "Freewill"! Alex Lifeson says it was the most difficult solo he's ever done. Also, I suggest you and Storm try the song "Red Barchetta"-- incredible mix of song, story, and energy. Keep the Rush reactions coming!!
Rush was not loved by the general public at first. Saying that, true Rush fans are crazy devoted to them. In 1975 (age 15) I fell in love with the sound of Rush and have been hard core fan of the progressive Rock band.
Initially when I first discovered Rush, I wasn't a fan of Geddy's voice. 40 years later, Geddy's voice is now in my list of top 5 vocalists of all time. I recommend you react to "The Camera Eye" by Rush. To me, Geddy's greatest vocal performance is on that song.
@@metalmaniac1244 What a rude and unnecessary thing to say. What's wrong with you? Don't like Tool, fine, more power to you, but there's no need to $h1t on someone else's opinion.
73 yr old American lady and die hard Rush fan. They are gave us 40 yrs of amazing music no one has been able to replicate artistically. Just totally unique and on a high level of musical mastery. Obviously it's not for everybody. Thank you Storm for giving them a listen. Appreciate your honest reaction. Compared to what you kids listen to today...it probably is a bit odd sounding. Solution....listen to more! Your generation has been robbed. Expand your musical exposure. No matter the genre or era. You will be the better for it.
Geddy Lee is a beast. Dude plays bass, guitar, synth, PEDAL bass synth, and hand percussion all while singing. Lotta sound coming from three dudes but three dudes do rather well sometimes... James Gang, Primus, Mountain, The Police, ZZ Top, Cream, Hendrix (Experience), Genesis, Grand Funk Railroad, Nirvana just to name a few
For Tom Sawyer, who calls the streets his home. Sustained by the friction and fluidity of street life. Feeding off the energy he receives from random passersby and their caloric thoughts toward him. He knows it could all change. And always does.
The Drummer is Neil "The Professor" Piert. "I don't know who your favorite drummer is, but Niel Piert is your favorite drummer's favorite drummer." - Dave Grohl, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Probot.
@@jeffhenagin5734 ...😣 Man, I have used EVERY possible spelling of The Professor's name, and I get corrected. Every. Time. At this point, all I can do is laugh about it. 😆😆😆😆😆
Only Americans (and Canadians) read Tom Sawyer. I only know about it because of Rush and, to be honest, Star Trek TNG has a time-traveling episode with Mark Twain.
Hey man, I've been a Rush fan for as long as I remember. Tom Sawyer and YYZ were off of the "Moving Pictures" album. If you ever get a chance you should listen to the song "Witch Hunt". It's off of the same album. I always loved that song. It was not as popular as their other ones. But I think you'll love it. But I was blessed enough in life to see them in concert 2 separate times. The last concert I saw with them was in Houston, Texas in 2010. They played every hit song from their first album "2112" to their last album "Snakes and Arrows". But they also played every song off of the Moving Pictures Album. The show was 3 hours long and it was only Rush. I literally have tears in my eyes while typing this. R.I.P. Neil Peart. They were, and still are, amazing! I know it may be hard to believe, but life was just better back in the day. It was just a better world. I guess I'm turning into an old man myself now. I'd give anything to go back and do it all over again. But I'm glad to see younger people still keeping their music alive. Thank you young man. I know the world is a different place now, but you would have loved the way it was back then. I know that today we are all digitally connected. But back then, we were all physically connected. We couldn't wait to get up and go out into the world every day. I apologize for the reading assignment, but thanks for letting an old man have an emotional moment. Peace, love, and prosperity, to you, your friends, and your loved ones.
LOL.... Canadians all look the same to me! Really thought, Geddy sings, plays bass AND keyboards live as well, not just for the recording! Absolutely TOP NOTCH!!
I'm already LMFAO at your reactions. Now, I love RUSH, I also never bought a RUSH album, because I hear it on the radio every day. But I will say, they are so unique and so good, I will always love them. They are maybe some of the best musicians on record, no shit, I'm not kidding.
Give “Caravan” a listen. It’s the last studio album that they released. Ged’s voice got a little bit deeper over the years. I really love this album; it’s a lot harder than I expected (I know, I know-that’s what she said 😂)
Rush is amazing…three of the most talented guys ever….& Neal (aka the Professor) is just killing it here! They are a permanent staple on my weekend drive playlist 😎🔥🔥🔥🤘 --keep doing their work, give “Spirit of Radio” a listen, the tribute video.
When you've listened to Rush starting from their first album, you are amazed at the evolution of their sound throughout each preceding album, and that is why Tom Sawyer was received as one of their best songs. She might get fidgety listening to 2112 because of the length, but The Spirit Of Radio is one song where you can hear their progression from 2112 to Tom Sawyer.
Alright, Storm is adorable. You two look like you're having fun with this! Since we are back on the subject of Mr. Peart, Mollyboy, you should really check out his live solo from Frankfurt. It's 🤯
6:24..A gal with a great poker face is good to have, And Award-Winning composer Quincy Jones ( Movies, TV and many hit records) called Rush " Progressive art-rock meets Sci-FI"
I know how you feel, introducing Rush to someone and hoping they'll love it too. One time a co-worker and I were talking bands and I asked who his fav band was and he gave me a look...I knew that look, I had felt it on my own face when I was trying to decide if this person would get it when I said Rush. So when he said Rush was his favorite band I felt cool because he'd seen something in me that he could be honest with.
Show her something live bro. Something maybe you haven't seen yet. Xanadu 1981 Exit Stage Left tour, with lyrics will be helpful. IDK if CC can get it right. Or Working Man in Cleveland, 1990 something. Maybe 97. Rocking, explosive closing song of the night. Gonna blow your mind for sure!
The live versions of “Leave that thing alone” and “Xanadu” also “Subdivision” official video “The Big Money” official video “Bravado” “Limelight” etc etc the band is simply epic every time good listening 👏
Prog rock I think....coming out of the classic rock era. This was the band when I was in high school that everyone loved.. super, super talented musicians and all this sound with just 3 people!!!
If you really want to see the professor, Neil Peart play drums. Check out his drum solo from Frankfurt. You won't believe the drum set he has. I would love to see the both of you react to that one.
Alex plays guitar and footpedal synth (moog taurus pedals) Geddy plays bass, keys (Oberheim multi voice synthesizer) and footpedal synth (moog Taurus pedals) Neil plays drums and writes the lyrics That's what makes their sound so full with just 3 guys and could be reproduced LIVE
Definitely get a vintage table and a modest needle cartridge to start .. its a rabbit hole . Audio technica AT95 cartridge is a cheap banger cartridge ..
PROG ROCK!! :) LOVE me some RUSH!!! STORM'S GONNA LOVE IT!! (I hope).....Their LYRICS (mostly written by The Professor - Neil Peart) are PRICELESS, to me!! Some of my FAVS: Limelight, The Trees, Working Man, Subdivisions and Closer To The Heart (for lyrics)....ENJOY THE RIDE!!! :)
Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 - April 21, 1910) known by the pen name Mark Twain, was an American writer, humorist and essayist. He was praised as the "greatest humorist the United States has produced, with William Faulkner calling him "the father of American literature." His novels include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and its sequel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884), with the latter often called the "Great American Novel." So now you know 😁 And don't forget - Hocus Pocus by Focus (Midnight special version) 😎👍
Sebastian Bach went to all the RUSH concerts in Toronto as a kid and loved them so much he knew he wanted to be in a rock band ❤🇨🇦 progressive rock progressive metal
Holy hell you two are adorable. Watching you listen to the music I grew up on brings it back for me. It's like I'm hearing it again for the first time. subscribed!
They’re Prog Rock. Being Canadian, everyone knows Rush. Mandatory Canadian content on radios allowed you to listen to music that you maybe wouldn’t gravitate to. It’s was great.
The godfathers of progressive rock/metal. Only Yes may have been a couple years earlier considered prog first but their music is much different. Rush has a cutting edge bang to it. They are known for the ability to smoothly change in and out of time signatures. Especially the late 70s stuff. So good. So cool even the most novice listener knows drumming excellence when they hear it.
Oh and before you do a deep dive and believe me the sauce is so deep. I suggest you doing “Limelight” off this same album. Another video similar to this that they show in studio
Xanadu from Exit Stage Left tour 1981. The YT channel Stickhits has an excellent remastered version. You still haven’t seen RUSH live yet; this would be a great introduction. One of the very best live bands ever.
Next year is my 40th High school reunion so don't feel bad. When Im gone my tomb stone will read "His mind was not for rent for any god or government."
🤗 OMGosh! You guys are so cute! 🙏🏿 Please have her join you on all your Rush Reactions. I like how intensely she listened & focused. 🤔 Rush will make you do that. 🤗 And you were just jamming & head bobbing like the real Rush fan you've become. 😘 Adore you guys! 🥰🐰
Geddy Lee's birth name is Gary. Both of his parents are Holocaust survivors from Poland. With an Eastern European accent; "Gary" comes out as "Gedy." 🌈TMYK🇵🇱
I'd call Rush progressive rock
That is correct!
Aka Prog Rock. Has a nice ring to it, kinda like the music. Also would fall under the broader term of Classic Rock.
It's correct vice versa too:
- What is prog rock?
- It's Rush.
I mean Rush is the first band that comes to mind if someone asks about prog rock.
@@glebivanov6323 I'd call Blood, Sweat &Tears prog rock, Chicago, prog rock after BST. Rush would carry that torch, but without the horns and jazz element. Tool and others, but I'd say Tool because they're the most mainstream, has taken the mantel from Rush. Much like the progression of Southern rock. Just a take from a studio engineer since '80. ✌️
Definitely progressive.
Technically you could call Rush progressive rock, but really, ‘Rush’ are their own genre, so unique.
They are, and an inspiration to so many progressive bands that followed
You said what I was going to say, except that you said it better.
@@JaneSmith-lu8ol 🤘
Definitely leaning towards progressive rock. Their harder stuff progressive metal. They should really be their own genre because they could LITERALLY play anything
"he plays those drums like the drums owe him money" haha i love it
Molly lad bro, you got to chow your girlfriend the song by Chris Issac song called Wicked Games ( react to the official music video) and there's live version by Chris Issac song called Wicked Games Live version.
Great recommendation!@@tommysaroda4446
Exactly 💯 came here to say this! 😂
I just love seeing him sing along. From the first reaction, hearing it the first time, the mouthing along….you know he’s listened to it on repeat multiple times since the first.
As a Canadian, I’m proud of them, different sound
Canada has a lot of musicians to be proud of! Swollen Members! 😎
Thank you, Canada, for being kind enough to share them with the rest of the world. We greatly appreciate it.
Triumph!!
I always think of Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe ... but Triumph is one of my FAVORITE bands of all time
Canada for the win...all day long!
Storm picked up on how great Neil Peart was, so definitely 👍🏻. It’s very cool she is reacting with you. She is so lovely.
Just 3 musicians with such HUGE sounds!!! Have loved them for decades🤓
Tom Sawyer is the opening tracks of one of the best rock records ever made as well as one my favourite records of all time Moving Pictures. You have to do the whole album in one sitting.
then do 2112
That is one great thing about any Rush album. If you listen to the entire record, it becomes a wonderful journey.
Tom Sawyer is one of the most iconic songs from our generation. I am 59yo. I can tell you when Moving Pictures came out, we had never heard anything like it. A lot of art is an acquired taste if one has never been exposed to it. - Peace from Texas.
I wore out that vinyl from Kansas
As Gene Simmons said when asked what kind of music is Rush..."It's Rush".....stand alone greatness....and drummer Neil Peart, aka the Professor - RIP
As most Rush fans will tell you, with a 40-year discography and a desire to never stay still, Rush is a genre onto itself.
"Working Man", from their debut album will blow you away!☮☮
deffo my favorite Rush solo.
Live version Cleveland
Neil the drummer also writes the lyrics for all the songs, from the time he joined the band.
Just go straight into the rabbit hole with the Necromancer !!
Yes, not enough people react to Necromancer
GREAT song!!! Always reminds me of Lord of the Rings. Was Neil reading Tolkien around that time?
It's called Progressive.
Also note that there is no Auto-tune, and no Click track (that is what we call talent).
Anyone else on board for Storm to become part of this ride permanently? ❤❤❤❤❤
Fun fact: 80% of women in the US hate Rush. Most say it's because of the vocals. I personally love Rush
i love them actually
Well American woman don't know what they're missing 😂
80%? That's a hellashish improvement. It used to be about....96%. 😁
GOBSMACKED by this comment - have been a hard-core RUSH FAN since I first heard them in the 70s!! (from a 60-something yr old woman).....they are simply one of my FAVORITES!! INCREDIBLY BRILLIANT BAND!!! But, then: I'm a MUSIC FREAK, TOO!! :D
I guess I'm in the minority. Lucky me.
You've got to hear the song "Freewill"! Alex Lifeson says it was the most difficult solo he's ever done. Also, I suggest you and Storm try the song "Red Barchetta"-- incredible mix of song, story, and energy. Keep the Rush reactions coming!!
When 2112 came out it was the album that started it all for me… been an unbelievable five decades of brilliance
I was a late comer. Grace Under Pressure for me 🙄😄. After that, it was ON!!!!
Rush is its own category
You guys have a good chemistry together, you should do more......and more Rush too :)
These are fun you guys!!! Keep 'em coming!
Rush was not loved by the general public at first. Saying that, true Rush fans are crazy devoted to them. In 1975 (age 15) I fell in love with the sound of Rush and have been hard core fan of the progressive Rock band.
Initially when I first discovered Rush, I wasn't a fan of Geddy's voice. 40 years later, Geddy's voice is now in my list of top 5 vocalists of all time. I recommend you react to "The Camera Eye" by Rush. To me, Geddy's greatest vocal performance is on that song.
Neil Peart in an interview in the 2010’s said of all the songs we made this song was the hardest to play.
To me... Tool is a baby of Rush. Both bands brilliant. Every player in RUSH are masters.
Tool sucks
@@metalmaniac1244 ah. constructive criticism.
@@metalmaniac1244 What a rude and unnecessary thing to say. What's wrong with you? Don't like Tool, fine, more power to you, but there's no need to $h1t on someone else's opinion.
@brettkenschaft4239 Tool sucks and those are the facts, cry more.
a relationship where you can be goofy together is the best, me and my gf are the same xD yall are so well together
Rush had a relationship where they could be goofy together as well 🤔
Y'all are so adorable! Rush is a unicorn and you can't help but turn it up in the car so that the music just envelops you completely.
I don't care how many times I've heard this song since the 80's, It. Still. Hits! I will never change the channel or turn it off, banger 🤘
73 yr old American lady and die hard Rush fan. They are gave us 40 yrs of amazing music no one has been able to replicate artistically. Just totally unique and on a high level of musical mastery.
Obviously it's not for everybody.
Thank you Storm for giving them a listen. Appreciate your honest reaction. Compared to what you kids listen to today...it probably is a bit odd sounding. Solution....listen to more! Your generation has been robbed. Expand your musical exposure. No matter the genre or era. You will be the better for it.
I think she would like Spirit of the radio and Closer to the heart
I was also thinking “Closer To The Heart” or “Missions”. ❤❤❤❤
Geddy Lee is a beast. Dude plays bass, guitar, synth, PEDAL bass synth, and hand percussion all while singing. Lotta sound coming from three dudes but three dudes do rather well sometimes... James Gang, Primus, Mountain, The Police, ZZ Top, Cream, Hendrix (Experience), Genesis, Grand Funk Railroad, Nirvana just to name a few
For Tom Sawyer, who calls the streets his home. Sustained by the friction and fluidity of street life. Feeding off the energy he receives from random passersby and their caloric thoughts toward him. He knows it could all change. And always does.
The Drummer is Neil "The Professor" Piert.
"I don't know who your favorite drummer is, but Niel Piert is your favorite drummer's favorite drummer." - Dave Grohl, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Probot.
So it's not Neil Peart?
@@BrimHawk, it is Peart🤦♂️ 🤷♂️
@@jeffhenagin5734 I live about 5 km away from Neil's childhood home in Port Dalhousie. I was gently mentioning the spelling error.
@@BrimHawk I could tell that you were being nice 😁 I just had to have yur back on that one 😉
@@jeffhenagin5734 ...😣
Man, I have used EVERY possible spelling of The Professor's name, and I get corrected. Every. Time.
At this point, all I can do is laugh about it.
😆😆😆😆😆
Top 10 rock song of all time.
And too me.
This song is all about the drums.....
It's only 3 guys.
Incredible.
Quite simply three geniuses at the peak of their creativity and masters of their art. You need to listen to 2112 ....side 1.....I'll blow you away.
I think it was a fantastic idea to revisit some songs with your girlfriend. You both seem lovely. Keep up the good work!
Only Americans (and Canadians) read Tom Sawyer. I only know about it because of Rush and, to be honest, Star Trek TNG has a time-traveling episode with Mark Twain.
Hey man, I've been a Rush fan for as long as I remember. Tom Sawyer and YYZ were off of the "Moving Pictures" album. If you ever get a chance you should listen to the song "Witch Hunt". It's off of the same album. I always loved that song. It was not as popular as their other ones. But I think you'll love it. But I was blessed enough in life to see them in concert 2 separate times. The last concert I saw with them was in Houston, Texas in 2010. They played every hit song from their first album "2112" to their last album "Snakes and Arrows". But they also played every song off of the Moving Pictures Album. The show was 3 hours long and it was only Rush. I literally have tears in my eyes while typing this. R.I.P. Neil Peart. They were, and still are, amazing! I know it may be hard to believe, but life was just better back in the day. It was just a better world. I guess I'm turning into an old man myself now. I'd give anything to go back and do it all over again. But I'm glad to see younger people still keeping their music alive. Thank you young man. I know the world is a different place now, but you would have loved the way it was back then. I know that today we are all digitally connected. But back then, we were all physically connected. We couldn't wait to get up and go out into the world every day. I apologize for the reading assignment, but thanks for letting an old man have an emotional moment. Peace, love, and prosperity, to you, your friends, and your loved ones.
LOL....
Canadians all look the same to me!
Really thought, Geddy sings, plays bass AND keyboards live as well, not just for the recording! Absolutely TOP NOTCH!!
Excited to see what Storm thought of this incredible sound!
A seven from Storm!! Wow, great score!! Take care, and Happy Birthday a little early, but yeah have an awesome day MollyBoy TV!!! 🙂🤘🏼🎉🍰
I'm already LMFAO at your reactions. Now, I love RUSH, I also never bought a RUSH album, because I hear it on the radio every day. But I will say, they are so unique and so good, I will always love them. They are maybe some of the best musicians on record, no shit, I'm not kidding.
Give “Caravan” a listen. It’s the last studio album that they released. Ged’s voice got a little bit deeper over the years. I really love this album; it’s a lot harder than I expected (I know, I know-that’s what she said 😂)
Rush is amazing…three of the most talented guys ever….& Neal (aka the Professor) is just killing it here! They are a permanent staple on my weekend drive playlist 😎🔥🔥🔥🤘 --keep doing their work, give “Spirit of Radio” a listen, the tribute video.
When you've listened to Rush starting from their first album, you are amazed at the evolution of their sound throughout each preceding album, and that is why Tom Sawyer was received as one of their best songs. She might get fidgety listening to 2112 because of the length, but The Spirit Of Radio is one song where you can hear their progression from 2112 to Tom Sawyer.
Just one album, and one drummer later, and we finally had the band we would know from then on. That’s quite a jackpot to hit!
Alright, Storm is adorable. You two look like you're having fun with this! Since we are back on the subject of Mr. Peart, Mollyboy, you should really check out his live solo from Frankfurt. It's 🤯
There will never be another RUSH
If you like the song check out the rush in rio live version.
Y'all are so cute together... She's a beauty.
Love that you like my favorite old music. Keep putting out the quality content. ❣️🌵🦉🎧🌴🏜️
6:24..A gal with a great poker face is good to have, And Award-Winning composer Quincy Jones ( Movies, TV and many hit records) called Rush " Progressive art-rock meets Sci-FI"
Welcome to the Rush community. I saw them on ten different tours over 35 years. In short, they’ve made my life better.
you have to try Xanadu, live exit stage left tour, the incredible amount of "sound" coming from these 3 will blow your mind
I know how you feel, introducing Rush to someone and hoping they'll love it too. One time a co-worker and I were talking bands and I asked who his fav band was and he gave me a look...I knew that look, I had felt it on my own face when I was trying to decide if this person would get it when I said Rush. So when he said Rush was his favorite band I felt cool because he'd seen something in me that he could be honest with.
Y'all are just PRECIOUS 💞
Show her something live bro. Something maybe you haven't seen yet. Xanadu 1981 Exit Stage Left tour, with lyrics will be helpful. IDK if CC can get it right. Or Working Man in Cleveland, 1990 something. Maybe 97. Rocking, explosive closing song of the night. Gonna blow your mind for sure!
Happy Birthday! My cousin shared a birthday with you when he was alive! Mine is on the 24th of this month! Best of luck!
The live versions of “Leave that thing alone” and “Xanadu” also “Subdivision” official video “The Big Money” official video “Bravado” “Limelight” etc etc the band is simply epic every time good listening 👏
Not often I catch a video early on, rush are fun, I don't know tom sawyer either, prog band, great musicians though
It's a book written by Samuel Clemons, aka Mark Twain. It's about a Missouri boy in the 1840s.
Prog rock I think....coming out of the classic rock era. This was the band when I was in high school that everyone loved.. super, super talented musicians and all this sound with just 3 people!!!
I am Canadian. Listen to the local classic rock radio station in an 8hr day you will hear Rush at least twice, maybe more.
I grew up listening to these guys. I saw this tour back in the day. RUSH moving pictures tour 1980 or 1981.
Omg I love the way you say Favorite !
Good old canadian band. Seen them many times. Three guys crazy the sound they can make with three fuys love it
Grand Funk Railroad
“Inside Looking Out” the live version
Rush was even way different for us when they appeared on the scene and it took a bit to get used to their sound. But I grew to love them and still do.
LOVED IT...fun to watch yours and hers reactions....I love RUSH too....
If you really want to see the professor, Neil Peart play drums. Check out his drum solo from Frankfurt. You won't believe the drum set he has. I would love to see the both of you react to that one.
Alex plays guitar and footpedal synth (moog taurus pedals)
Geddy plays bass, keys (Oberheim multi voice synthesizer) and footpedal synth (moog Taurus pedals)
Neil plays drums and writes the lyrics That's what makes their sound so full with just 3 guys and could be reproduced LIVE
Definitely get a vintage table and a modest needle cartridge to start .. its a rabbit hole . Audio technica AT95 cartridge is a cheap banger cartridge ..
YYZ LIve in Reo ! Will not disappoint. Cheers from Canada
3 of the finest musicians ever
There was a critic back in the day who described Geddy's voice as, "Mickey Mouse on helium". Not accurate, but funny.🤣
Your girlfriend is a living doll ❤
The more you listen to a Rush song the more you like it. You will always hear something you didn't notice before.
PROG ROCK!! :) LOVE me some RUSH!!! STORM'S GONNA LOVE IT!! (I hope).....Their LYRICS (mostly written by The Professor - Neil Peart) are PRICELESS, to me!! Some of my FAVS: Limelight, The Trees, Working Man, Subdivisions and Closer To The Heart (for lyrics)....ENJOY THE RIDE!!! :)
Geddy Lee does an interview with Dan Rather. Geddy has one heck of a story. The Band and life in general
Yay!!! Thanks for bringing your girl again 🤘🏻🖤
Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 - April 21, 1910) known by the pen name Mark Twain, was an American writer, humorist and essayist. He was praised as the "greatest humorist the United States has produced, with William Faulkner calling him "the father of American literature." His novels include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and its sequel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884), with the latter often called the "Great American Novel."
So now you know 😁
And don't forget - Hocus Pocus by Focus (Midnight special version) 😎👍
Sebastian Bach went to all the RUSH concerts in Toronto as a kid and loved them so much he knew he wanted to be in a rock band ❤🇨🇦 progressive rock progressive metal
Most people like The Spirit of Radio because it’s much more radio friendly sounding, which also ties into the theme of the song.
Holy hell you two are adorable. Watching you listen to the music I grew up on brings it back for me. It's like I'm hearing it again for the first time. subscribed!
Rush -Working Man Live from Cleveland. It's a must for any Rush fan
They’re Prog Rock. Being Canadian, everyone knows Rush. Mandatory Canadian content on radios allowed you to listen to music that you maybe wouldn’t gravitate to. It’s was great.
Im from geddy Lee's ( singer) hometown of Toronto and currently live in Neil's (drummer) hometown of st catharines 🇨🇦
And once again I'm suggesting the song "A Farewell To Kings" which lyrically is just as relevant today.
Remarkably relevant. The Weapon even more so.
Rush is progressive. I really miss this band!😢
you two make the most adorable couple
Hey guys, i was a little younger than you when i first heard RUSH on a AM radio from Boston! great reaction video!!
Prog Rock is the genre of Rush. And they are absolute legends.
You should really do Neil Peart drum solo live in Franfurt...GOAT
I would have killed for a plastic drum kit when I was a kid 😂
Tom Sawyer was adventurous and precousios!😎
The godfathers of progressive rock/metal. Only Yes may have been a couple years earlier considered prog first but their music is much different. Rush has a cutting edge bang to it. They are known for the ability to smoothly change in and out of time signatures. Especially the late 70s stuff. So good.
So cool even the most novice listener knows drumming excellence when they hear it.
Oh and before you do a deep dive and believe me the sauce is so deep. I suggest you doing “Limelight” off this same album. Another video similar to this that they show in studio
Xanadu from Exit Stage Left tour 1981. The YT channel Stickhits has an excellent remastered version. You still haven’t seen RUSH live yet; this would be a great introduction. One of the very best live bands ever.
Canada's crowning masterpiece to the world...RUSH
Next year is my 40th High school reunion so don't feel bad. When Im gone my tomb stone will read "His mind was not for rent for any god or government."
Fun yet again, thank you both
🤗 OMGosh! You guys are so cute! 🙏🏿 Please have her join you on all your Rush Reactions. I like how intensely she listened & focused. 🤔 Rush will make you do that. 🤗 And you were just jamming & head bobbing like the real Rush fan you've become. 😘 Adore you guys! 🥰🐰
Geddy Lee's birth name is Gary. Both of his parents are Holocaust survivors from Poland. With an Eastern European accent; "Gary" comes out as "Gedy." 🌈TMYK🇵🇱
OK Rushs Lofton was Eddie Van Halen mentor. Hamonics and hammrond