So eventually someone in this group of Rush fans is gonna tell you the fact that we even got Geddy Lee in this lifetime is truly amazing he released a book and talks all about his life with the band and with his family and both of his parents were in the concentration camp that's where they met and got married Eventually For the fact that we got to have geddy lee in our lifetime to me is like an utter miracle..You're probably ready for LA Villa Strangiato
This is currently one of my most favourite pastimes: watching an obviously knowledgeable and talented player and lover of music react with great appreciation to the music I have enjoyed for 42 years and counting. Thanks very much for taking this journey with us, CB. PS - The reggae riffs found in Rush's early '80's albums were very much inspired by the work of the Police from the same period - so if you don't know the Police, they should be added to your future reactions list.
You are now hereby authorized (no ... obligated!) to listen to the other two songs from Rush's 1982 album, Signals: Analog Kid New World Man You're welcome! 😊
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You’re getting the RUSH fever! lol lol Luv it when reactors see how deep this band is an how they take you through a song, an album… a career Best 3 piece in history an I’ll bet you will never see a 3 piece like this again
Greatest band of all time lyrically and musically all 3 are virtuosos on their instruments!!!! Any Rush is good Rush try Xanadu live 81,big money, lock and key turn the page mission, marathon lock and key half the world, driven, Animate, cut to the chase, roll the bones, dreamline, bravado, mystic rythems, vital signs, subdivisions Tom Sawyer, red barchette, YYZ live in Rio,,,,,,,,,,,,i could go on and on and on and on and on, love the review !! Keep the Rush coming
Take it to church - Great reaction! RUSH live usually sounds like the studio version. But in this case, they are very different. On the album track, Neil's drum fills are crazy (never the same twice), the tempo is faster and the mix is different. The bass got washed out on this recording. As many have suggested, you may want to go back and listen to the studio version. (I can't believe I'm saying this...90% of the time the live version is the go-to. Thank you for playing my recommendation, Church Boy 💕 I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
From one bass player to the other, please please please check out the song Secret Touch from this same show, Snakes and Arrows Live. It's a Geddy flamenco-style festival and would LOVE to get your take on it!!!!!!!
You might enjoy the Drumeo video of Brandon Toews playing 175 RUSH songs in 25 minutes. He absolutely KILLS the drums on it. The video is Drumming To Every RUSH Song Ever! It is AMAZING!
As a drummer introduced to "prog" rock when my years of existence was still in single diget years I was drawn to Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd ,music my brother ( 10 yrs my senior) listen to plus he had a drumset setup in the formal room of the house where was not intended for children he and I were allowed permission to enter for access to the kit.I influenced my said brother also played the kit, young enough to still possess a sponge like brain I absorbed all of this with J. Bonham teaching me how to "talk" after disruptions in that paradigm I discovered Rush and Neil Peart and like Rosetta Stone I learned a new way to talk.Lovung your insight into what I consider the 4 Cs' of any art medium The creativity of composition and the clarity of complication.
You have a great ear; not because you love Rush (although that helps!), but just how quickly you pick up on what is happening in their music - that's not easy.
You have to listen to "The Camera Eye", Neil wrote and compared the cities of New York and London, great lyrics, drums, guitar, and base solos, all in all a great song.
I'm a fellow bass player. Geddy is my favorite bassist and Rush is my favorite band. But my next favorite bassist is Chris Squire from Yes. You should give them a listen as well.
As for songs I would go with Heart of the Sunrise or Starship Trooper. Geddy played bass (Chris had passed by then) when Yes was admitted to the rock hall of fame. Geddy has said that Yes is the ONLY band that he and Alex would wait in line overnight to see.
Alex in song solos are so unique and creative. I don't know how to describe it, most guitarist try to make their solos sound sweet and pretty to the ear, with Alex his solos are very unexpected, has tension but still melodic to the ear. I was hoping you did the studio version of this song. I find the audio mix of this video to be a bit muddy. In the studio recording, you hear every detail of Geddy's melodic bass line and Neil's finesse on the hi-hat and drums. However, the video version the ending of the song is extended. More Rush is always a good thing😂🤣😂
That's a tough one for me, especially this late in their career. It is my least favourite song on Signals. Rush's "ok" songs are still better than most's band's top songs but very occasionally a song doesn't reach greatness status. That's sadly one of them for me. Still good but it is not in the regular rotation. For favourite bass line I would go to so many other songs like Show don't tell, Circumstances,, Big money, Marathon, Red lenses, Analog Kid, Ceiling unlimited, most of Moving pictures and soooo many others. He's just awesome all the time. Never a bad note !!!
Vapor Trails was Rush’s first album produced after Neil Peart’s five year personal hiatus following the death of his wife and daughter. One Little Victory sums up Neil’s never give up attitude.
One of my fav Rush songs! It has a great groove and Alex's solo is 🔥. You mentioned Muscle cars. Check out Red Barchetta from Exit Stage Left. Also, Dinner with Rush to see what a brotherhood these guys have. Cheers
This song and Analog Kid are my two favorite tracks from Signals which came out in 1982. My very first concert was that tour in 82 when I was 15 years old Ticket price? $12.50
Great reaction Church Boy!! Every time I see a new Rush reaction from you, I note the song, and every time I say "he's going to LOVE the bass lines in this!!" THAT is what you get with Rush - amazing, groovy bass, atmospheric guitars, with a shred wherever needed (honestly, Alex Lifeson is the KING of atmosphere to me! Always plays exactly what the song needs!), and killer drumming from Neil (RIP) - not always crazy, but with tasteful fills & complexity - again, always in service of the song! You're truly beginning to see - 3 monumental, expert level musicians, in one band, together for 40 years, making some of the greatest progressive/hard/synth rock we've ever known! Three humble dudes from Canada, eh! Cheers!
So happy you did Digital Man live over studio version. This is top 3 Alex solo IMO. There was a Neil drum cam video of this song that was incredible but has been taken down☹️. Love how you picked up on slow down before explosive solo. Keep up the great reactions! See you in Rio for YYZ!
Speaking of muscle cars, when this song was only two years old, I regularly played it loudly as my friends and I cruised up and down the main drag in our suburban city an hour's drive west of Toronto. We did it in my very first car - a midnight blue '75 Camaro with a transplanted 350cc Chevy truck engine that sported a Holley Carb, 4-bolt main, headers, shift kit, and Cragar SST dish mags. All of which is to safe that I can appreciate your choice of analogy!
I know it's hard to know when to do a live or studio version, but this one is better on the studio cut. This one seems a little slower than the studio version.
I love your reactions. I always learn something new, which is a feat considering I’ve listened to Rush for 40+ years! Thank you so much for reigniting my love for my favorite band!
It seems like Red Barchetta should be next, the R30 live version has a great bass outro as expected, secret touch, or Alien Shore would be some newer material I would also recommend cheers and Rush on!
You have to check out Show don’t tell, The big money and, a lot older song, Circumstances. These are 3 amazing bass songs that are simply magical and out of this world. Nasty, nasty grooves brother. Check one of those next. You won’t regret it I promise 😂😂😂
A reactor who's a bass player aaand vibin on Rush?! I'm here for that. Long, long time Rush fan here and fellow bassist shoutin at you from Toronto. Subscribed.
That boogie line was the first thing I learned on bass when I was 12. In the key of C. Was great to see your delight in hearing it. Agree with some of the other comments here. You'd really enjoy Analog Kid. Also would love to see your reaction to Red Barchetta & New World Man. You would dig them all!
great reaction as a fellow brother in the lord, i don't if that gets me ahead of the line, or buying u that bass does it, lol but try hemispheres sometime studio version, just be thrilled how much bass in your face ur going to get the entire song, but all of the music and lyrics is a short 18 minute masterpiece for its time in the seventies, and always will be. great ear and nice playing that groove God bless
Thanks for this reaction. Great demo's on the bass. I appreciate when you pick up the bass and emphasize a nuance you found in the song. I am really enjoying your Rush reactions. There is a great companion track to Digital Man, its called The Analog Kid. Check that one out when you have some time.
Well I guess if you're only going to react to RUSH I'll suggest "Different Strings" I would pay Alex to extend that last minuet for about 20 more!! I will remind you that when you hear Chris Squire on the bass from YES you won't ever forget him... "STARSHIP TROOPER"
Love you did the live version...but how bout this...do the studio version of a particular song and then do the live version immediately after...I suggest Red Barchetta, the n the live version from R30🤘
So eventually someone in this group of Rush fans is gonna tell you the fact that we even got Geddy Lee in this lifetime is truly amazing he released a book and talks all about his life with the band and with his family and both of his parents were in the concentration camp that's where they met and got married Eventually For the fact that we got to have geddy lee in our lifetime to me is like an utter miracle..You're probably ready for LA Villa Strangiato
The Analog Kid grows up to be a Digital Man! 🤔 Who eventually becomes a New World Man! 🤗 3 of my favorite Rush songs! 🥰🐰
Totally agree and I don't think everyone one makes the connection, unless like me, you are that Analog Kid striving to be a New World man.
@@Scottracine68 ☺️ #Facts
And they all need to handled with "Kid Gloves"
I love the irony of analog being older and digital being newer, yet the analog is a kid and the digital is a man.
@@robertcabansag5222 😏 I see what you did there.... 🥰🐰
This is currently one of my most favourite pastimes: watching an obviously knowledgeable and talented player and lover of music react with great appreciation to the music I have enjoyed for 42 years and counting.
Thanks very much for taking this journey with us, CB.
PS - The reggae riffs found in Rush's early '80's albums were very much inspired by the work of the Police from the same period - so if you don't know the Police, they should be added to your future reactions list.
You are now hereby authorized (no ... obligated!) to listen to the other two songs from Rush's 1982 album, Signals:
Analog Kid
New World Man
You're welcome!
😊
Yup, Analog Kid is next. Alex goes OFF! Shreds it.
Rush is one of a few bands that are just as good live as they are on the studio version.
There, I said it. 😁
This is such a good version of Digital Man.
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Torches and pitchforks at the ready, girl! Just say the word! 😁
I thought he's already done that one. Maybe he did the album version. I'm not sure. Check his video list.
Hold on a damn minute...I'm trying to get him to do "The Warning" band....beginning with "Evolve" song.
@@Lemmingadventures 😜 We want the Live in Rio version too! 🤪 Or We RIOT!! 🥰🐰
Yeah, I figured. He did review the studio version. I want Cygnus books 1&2.
No question why Rush is the greatest 3 piece rock band in rock history
One of the best bass lines ever! Great song!❤ Studio version is a must hear for sure. Makes my fingers hurt just listening to it 😅.
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second that call for the studio version, awesome production
Remember, At the end of the song, Geddy is playing the keyboard with is feet at the same time
You’re getting the RUSH fever! lol lol
Luv it when reactors see how deep this band is an how they take you through a song, an album… a career
Best 3 piece in history an I’ll bet you will never see a 3 piece like this again
Greatest band of all time lyrically and musically all 3 are virtuosos on their instruments!!!! Any Rush is good Rush try Xanadu live 81,big money, lock and key turn the page mission, marathon lock and key half the world, driven, Animate, cut to the chase, roll the bones, dreamline, bravado, mystic rythems, vital signs, subdivisions Tom Sawyer, red barchette, YYZ live in Rio,,,,,,,,,,,,i could go on and on and on and on and on, love the review !! Keep the Rush coming
Everything live rush does for me is better than the studio version.
Just my opinion
Cheers
Listen to studio tracks then the live version after to see how closely they replicate their songs. Just a suggestion
Take it to church - Great reaction! RUSH live usually sounds like the studio version. But in this case, they are very different. On the album track, Neil's drum fills are crazy (never the same twice), the tempo is faster and the mix is different. The bass got washed out on this recording. As many have suggested, you may want to go back and listen to the studio version. (I can't believe I'm saying this...90% of the time the live version is the go-to. Thank you for playing my recommendation, Church Boy 💕 I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
From one bass player to the other, please please please check out the song Secret Touch from this same show, Snakes and Arrows Live. It's a Geddy flamenco-style festival and would LOVE to get your take on it!!!!!!!
Leave that thing alone. Incredible bass line!!!!
You might enjoy the Drumeo video of Brandon Toews playing 175 RUSH songs in 25 minutes. He absolutely KILLS the drums on it. The video is Drumming To Every RUSH Song Ever! It is AMAZING!
Dinner with RUSH! Please react to them eating food.
Every Rush fan ever..on almost every song..."That was Fire right there!"
As a drummer introduced to "prog" rock when my years of existence was still in single diget years I was drawn to Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd ,music my brother ( 10 yrs my senior) listen to plus he had a drumset setup in the formal room of the house where was not intended for children he and I were allowed permission to enter for access to the kit.I influenced my said brother also played the kit, young enough to still possess a sponge like brain I absorbed all of this with J. Bonham teaching me how to "talk" after disruptions in that paradigm I discovered Rush and Neil Peart and like Rosetta Stone I learned a new way to talk.Lovung your insight into what I consider the 4 Cs' of any art medium
The creativity of composition and the clarity of complication.
All 3 always play in service to the song.
You have a great ear; not because you love Rush (although that helps!), but just how quickly you pick up on what is happening in their music - that's not easy.
Now that you've done digital man. You gotta do the Analog kid .
Limelight studio version is essential. Maybe the most well known Rush song besides Tom Sawyer
2112! Fountain of Lamneth...the whole thing! Cygnus X-1! I'm enjoying the reactions.
You need to check out Neil Peart play Cottontail with the Buddy Rich tribute band. He kills it!
When it comes to Signals, as much as I like Digital Man I'm more of an Analog Kid myself. 😊
You have to listen to "The Camera Eye", Neil wrote and compared the cities of New York and London, great lyrics, drums, guitar, and base solos, all in all a great song.
While you’re on this tour, check out “Natural Science” if you haven’t yet.
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Personally I'd recommend the studio version - best version by far IMHO
I'm a fellow bass player. Geddy is my favorite bassist and Rush is my favorite band. But my next favorite bassist is Chris Squire from Yes. You should give them a listen as well.
As for songs I would go with Heart of the Sunrise or Starship Trooper. Geddy played bass (Chris had passed by then) when Yes was admitted to the rock hall of fame. Geddy has said that Yes is the ONLY band that he and Alex would wait in line overnight to see.
Alex in song solos are so unique and creative. I don't know how to describe it, most guitarist try to make their solos sound sweet and pretty to the ear, with Alex his solos are very unexpected, has tension but still melodic to the ear.
I was hoping you did the studio version of this song. I find the audio mix of this video to be a bit muddy. In the studio recording, you hear every detail of Geddy's melodic bass line and Neil's finesse on the hi-hat and drums. However, the video version the ending of the song is extended. More Rush is always a good thing😂🤣😂
To me....Rush will always be the greatest.
Can't ever slag on live Rush, but for this song, you gotta hear the recorded version. You can hear the bass so much better
I am loving your journey through Rush. An awe inspiring band that had a huge musical influence on me!
That's a tough one for me, especially this late in their career. It is my least favourite song on Signals. Rush's "ok" songs are still better than most's band's top songs but very occasionally a song doesn't reach greatness status. That's sadly one of them for me. Still good but it is not in the regular rotation. For favourite bass line I would go to so many other songs like Show don't tell, Circumstances,, Big money, Marathon, Red lenses, Analog Kid, Ceiling unlimited, most of Moving pictures and soooo many others. He's just awesome all the time. Never a bad note !!!
Geddy abuses his bass so much, The strength in his right hand is insane, two and half hours of playing live and he is still going strong.
This song is strongly influenced by the Police! In fact, Neil became good friends with their drummer!
Rush army on duty! Try Red Barchetta next time!
Definitely check out the companion song, The Analog Kid. Alex shreds a killer solo in that one too. Cheers!
Alex, Geddy & Neil are the only real holy trinity in my opinion ! That's my church !
Vapor Trails was Rush’s first album produced after Neil Peart’s five year personal hiatus following the death of his wife and daughter. One Little Victory sums up Neil’s never give up attitude.
Play the studio version. You'll really heard the bass.
One of my fav Rush songs! It has a great groove and Alex's solo is 🔥.
You mentioned Muscle cars.
Check out Red Barchetta from Exit Stage Left.
Also, Dinner with Rush to see what a brotherhood these guys have.
Cheers
As always, thank you for your reaction. For another great bass line, check out Red Barchetta. God bless!
This song and Analog Kid are my two favorite tracks from Signals which came out in 1982. My very first concert was that tour in 82 when I was 15 years old Ticket price? $12.50
Great reaction Church Boy!! Every time I see a new Rush reaction from you, I note the song, and every time I say "he's going to LOVE the bass lines in this!!" THAT is what you get with Rush - amazing, groovy bass, atmospheric guitars, with a shred wherever needed (honestly, Alex Lifeson is the KING of atmosphere to me! Always plays exactly what the song needs!), and killer drumming from Neil (RIP) - not always crazy, but with tasteful fills & complexity - again, always in service of the song!
You're truly beginning to see - 3 monumental, expert level musicians, in one band, together for 40 years, making some of the greatest progressive/hard/synth rock we've ever known! Three humble dudes from Canada, eh! Cheers!
Great song from signals, thankyou for the live version. Cheers.
Gotta do "What you're doing" from their album "all the world's a stage". Guaranteed to get you movin'.
So happy you did Digital Man live over studio version. This is top 3 Alex solo IMO. There was a Neil drum cam video of this song that was incredible but has been taken down☹️.
Love how you picked up on slow down before explosive solo. Keep up the great reactions!
See you in Rio for YYZ!
Driven live in Rio.Great song,great bass solo👍
Thanks again for the Rush and your takes on the bass! Don't forget Witch Hunt (studio) or Vital Signs down the road ;)
Your Rush reactions are great! I think you're about ready for a TOOL journey next.
Man you have a great ear and I learn from every Rush reaction you do. Thanks Brother in Christ.
I could listen to you talk about Rush all day long
I saw them on that Snakes & Arrows twice in Cincinnati in June & again when they returned in September.
Check out Rush’s live performance of the song “Driven” from their Rush In Rio live DVD!
Apparently thats a "ska" influence. Who knew.
Speaking of muscle cars, when this song was only two years old, I regularly played it loudly as my friends and I cruised up and down the main drag in our suburban city an hour's drive west of Toronto. We did it in my very first car - a midnight blue '75 Camaro with a transplanted 350cc Chevy truck engine that sported a Holley Carb, 4-bolt main, headers, shift kit, and Cragar SST dish mags.
All of which is to safe that I can appreciate your choice of analogy!
I know it's hard to know when to do a live or studio version, but this one is better on the studio cut. This one seems a little slower than the studio version.
I love your reactions. I always learn something new, which is a feat considering I’ve listened to Rush for 40+ years! Thank you so much for reigniting my love for my favorite band!
If you're interested in the band" they made a movie beyond the lighted stage" check that on your personal time😎😎
It seems like Red Barchetta should be next, the R30 live version has a great bass outro as expected, secret touch, or Alien Shore would be some newer material I would also recommend cheers and Rush on!
Great reaction....pull the lyrics up on your phone then you won't miss anything❤🇨🇦
Geddy is always interesting to listen to. Never boring.
You have to check out Show don’t tell, The big money and, a lot older song, Circumstances. These are 3 amazing bass songs that are simply magical and out of this world. Nasty, nasty grooves brother. Check one of those next. You won’t regret it I promise 😂😂😂
You play very well.
A reactor who's a bass player aaand vibin on Rush?! I'm here for that. Long, long time Rush fan here and fellow bassist shoutin at you from Toronto. Subscribed.
The 2nd song of the show - opened with Limelight and flowed seamlessly into Digital Man
Too support you getting a Geddy Lee bass can we all chip in 5 -10 bucks to help you hit that goal? Your content is worth so much more than this.
That boogie line was the first thing I learned on bass when I was 12. In the key of C. Was great to see your delight in hearing it.
Agree with some of the other comments here. You'd really enjoy Analog Kid. Also would love to see your reaction to Red Barchetta & New World Man. You would dig them all!
Loved that. Nice job!!!! ❤️
You make me wanna join your church if you play those bass lines....
Loving your Rush journey...Keep it up!
great reaction as a fellow brother in the lord, i don't if that gets me ahead of the line, or buying u that bass does it, lol but try hemispheres sometime studio version, just be thrilled how much bass in your face ur going to get the entire song, but all of the music and lyrics is a short 18 minute masterpiece for its time in the seventies, and always will be. great ear and nice playing that groove God bless
Love your Rush reactions!! Check out the studio version of “The Garden”.
YEsssssssss! My favorite Geddy bass line! Thanks for reacting to it. Be sure to check out the studio version, too!
I think you would enjoy Stanley Clarke- School Days.
You need to watch the analog kid!!
Thanks for this reaction. Great demo's on the bass. I appreciate when you pick up the bass and emphasize a nuance you found in the song.
I am really enjoying your Rush reactions.
There is a great companion track to Digital Man, its called The Analog Kid. Check that one out when you have some time.
I love when you play thats why your content is so cool 😎
Must watch working them angles live from time machine tour.😊😊😊
I've really been enjoying watching your Rush journey 👍 Keep em coming
The Big Money! More bass
2112 is going to mess you up.
😆👍
It has everyone else.
Much Love!!! Please listen to the studio version.
Please for the third time 🙂 Headlong Flight - clockwork angels tour
Some people are made for each other Some people can love one another for life how about us
Well I guess if you're only going to react to RUSH I'll suggest "Different Strings" I would pay Alex to extend that last minuet for about 20 more!! I will remind you that when you hear Chris Squire on the bass from YES you won't ever forget him... "STARSHIP TROOPER"
Try YYZ live in Rio!
Do the studio...a little more pace to it....this ranks as my #8 Rush song...sooo much to love🤘
He's got a date with Fate in a black sedan.
That's about as far of a departure from the studio version that RUSH gets.
One of my favorite live performances from Rush! I suggest checking out the live verison of 'Analog Kid' from the Clockwork Angels tour.
Please react to the album versions for these songs! You can hear the bass a lot better.
Love you did the live version...but how bout this...do the studio version of a particular song and then do the live version immediately after...I suggest Red Barchetta, the n the live version from R30🤘
This seems about right at 1.25X.