Rush ~ 2112 & Moving Pictures ~ Classic Albums ~ Bonus Features [1080p]
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2021
- A comprehensive overview of the making of 2112 and Moving Pictures albums. Interviews with band members and studio engineer Terry Brown. Studio performances of several songs on the albums.
[00:00] 2112 ~ Overture
[05:51] Influences
[11:20] Something for Nothing
[17:18] This is not a Drum Solo (Neil warms up)
[21:15] Geddy on Neil & Alex
[25:00] Neil on Geddy & Alex
[27:30] Red Barchetta
[29:59] Neil Waxes Lyrical
[35:26] Tom Sawyer
[44:48] Alex on Geddy & Neil
[47:19] Why YYZ?
[50:04] YYZ
Geddy Lee
Neil Peart
Alex Lifeson
[00:00] 2112 ~ Overture
[05:51] Influences
[11:20] Something for Nothing
[17:18] This is not a Drum Solo (Neil warms up)
[21:15] Geddy on Neil & Alex
[25:00] Neil on Geddy & Alex
[27:30] Red Barchetta
[29:59] Neil Waxes Lyrical
[35:26] Tom Sawyer
[44:48] Alex on Geddy & Neil
[47:19] Why YYZ?
[50:04] YYZ
Neil has a unique world view, and puts a brilliant perspective to things. To hear the music, then to hear him speak, how could anyone not admire the man?
I LOVE all the extra features from Classic Albums. Never can get enough Rush...
A lot of time the extra features are better than the actual show. This one in particular I thought was really good with the interviews and jamming. Peace!
@@MysticRhythmsLive it was so fascinating! I still laugh at the end of the Tom Sawyer bit 😂. Also I loved when every member talked about each other; you can tell the love and respect they all have for each other. And that’s some thing you don’t really see a lot of in bands nowadays....
@@MadRockDrummer18 These guys had a brotherhood that was unbreakable. The respect they have for each other is incredible, and had a lot to do with their ability to create fantastic music. This band was meant to be...you can feel it in their music and the way they express about each other. They were a perfect fit.
@@MysticRhythmsLive amen to that man. Amen...
Those three guys musically can never be duplicated. Their sound was all their own,and man what a SOUND!!!!!
It's wonderful how enthusiastic Neil was whilst talking
From a Gary to Geddy your one of the most talented musician of all time! No one touches your talent on bass, keyboards, and singing! You are the definition of Unique and RUSH is not RUSH without your playing and vocals! To quote the movie: I LOVE YOU MAN! Alex and Neil as well!!
This is my essay to people who may not know RUSH or who Neil was professionally and his contributions to the art of drumming and lyrical writing! Enjoy!
RUSH is THE PERFECT EXAMPLE of the fluidity of MASTERING TIME SIGNATURES! I play drums and there are a few things that you need to know about Neil Peart’s ( pronounced PEER-T) character: First he writes the lyrics so he knows in advance what TYPE of song it’s meant to be ie ballad, driver, etc. Second he COMPOSES on the drums… like a carpenter who looks at a set of blueprints before building the object. Neil lays out a SKETCH in his mind of the VOICES of the drumset and builds the song from there. He is also a great LISTENER knowing when NOT to step over Geddy’s singing or Alex’s solos! Finally, he had perfect timing and fluidity of time changes. He said himself that it’s not about COUNTING the time signatures as much as fluid motion to change the tempo without counting: in other words it should FLOW! He hates repeating the same drum patterns in the same song meaning if he plays a fill one way the first time around he will play it differently the second time around. IE. Rolls down the toms the first time around and triplets or quads (all four limbs) the second time around. In short there will NEVER be another like him on planet earth 🌍 🌏 🌎! REST IN PEACE PROFESSOR!
With heart felt admiration and sincerity!
Gary
Geddy Lee - Bass guitars, Oberheim polyphonic; OB-X; Mini-Moog; and Taurus pedal Synthesizers, vocals
Alex Lifeson - Six and twelve string electric and acoustic guitars, Taurus Pedals
Neil Peart - Drums kit, timbales, gong bass drums, orchestra bells, glockenspiel, wind chimes, bell tree, tubular bells, crotales, cowbells, plywood, tympani, and Gong!
Alex Lifeson: RUSH guitarist and Guru Extraordinaire! The HEART ❤️ AND SOUL OF RUSH! THE FUNNIEST MAN ON THE PLANET AND GREATEST SPEECH GIVER OF ALL TIME!!! BLAH…BLAH…BLAH! HATS 🎩 OFF TO ALEX LIFESON 😎😎😎👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎸🎸🎸
Evertime Neil talked about anything. He always had my full attention. He is definitely missed by all who knew him.
I love Neil's take on his playing and knowing how to play his phrases. Since he wrote the lyrics, he was truly in tune with the lyrical phrasing and knew where to put emphasis or when to stay back. Such an amazing percussionist, lyricist, and musician.
RIP Professor...I miss knowing that we aren't able to look forward to your next contributions.
Long live the work of Lerxt, Dirk, and Pratt!
Fantastic to see this. I think most of us recognise that Neil was one of the best drummers of all time and Geddy is up there with the best bass players ever but what this shows is just how important Alex was to the whole project. I always understood his role in keeping the band together emotionally - making them laugh and enjoy each others company - and you could see that in Beyond the Lighted Stage - but what this shows is how Alex had to adapt his playing to recognise the fact that the other two were effectively soloing at the same time. The confidence to hold your own in those circumstances is exceptional. He is a brilliant guitarist and, perhaps, the only guitarist who could have functioned in this band. Without Alex, I don’t think we get Neil and Geddy at the level they reached. Rush was a band of geniuses - all three of them.
For what it's worth I'm honored to share that I transcribe all the interviews with Neil Peart for the only official biography about the RUSH.....Visions
Different from most bands. True friends. No petty nonsense causing them to split up.
This makes me so happy.
I'm glad you enjoyed the share!
This is so awesome to hear stories about how the songs were created!
It's very interesting for me to discover as well! Males for a great read with every bit I can find and turn into part of the story of RUSH! I'm glad you're enjoying! Thanks!
Wow had never heard the demo for Tom Sawyer before, it was so fast! Whoever said to slow it down is a genius, the whole swagger and heaviness makes that song what it is. Hearing Alex's multi tracked guitars is pure bliss, the guy is the greatest rock guitarist ever in my humble mind. The best band that ever lived and there will never be another!
My goodness! This has got to be one of my favorite videos of all time. The guys that raised me. Awesome! Thank you! 🥁🎤🎸
"Partly romantic, partly pragmatic and partly just... crazy!"
I loooooove watching Rush interviews. They are always inspiring, knowledgeable, and entertaining. I can relate to what they say. RIP NP. My all time favorite drummer.
Thanks for sharing ... just can't get enough of these guys!
I know the feeling! I'm glad you enjoyed the share, Chad!
It was so interesting to hear how they composed Tom Sawyer. I loved the whole video, but that part was my absolute favorite. It was good to see Terry Brown with them again. I think he was their best producer. I love almost all of their albums (HYF and Presto are my least favorites), but the quality of the sound was not the same after Terry left.
Thanks for sharing!
I agree, Rush sounded best when Terry Brown was working with them. I guess they just wanted to expand their horizons, but the grass is not always greener on the other side as they say. I'm glad you enjoyed the share and thanks for commenting!
What a player you are Neil!
Geddy one of the most friendly and down to earth and nice people in the music business
I miss Neil so much ........................
I've benn listening to Rush since the first album came out. I was 15 years 64 now and still listen and remember all the songs
I met Hugh Syme at an art exhibit and he signed my copy of Permanent Waves and he also signed my brothers LP of Power Windows. He’s an extremely nice guy. He shook my hand and took a picture with me. Super cool.
Someone inevitably asks "what's your favorite Rush album" I always find that to be a difficult question. Of course Moving Pictures was the pinnacle of Rush and what an incredibly creative and musical album it was. However, I always revert back to 2112 for its flow and musicality, but then I remember Hemispheres and how incredibly creative and musical that was too. See my problem. Either way 2112 is at the top of the list for me.
2112 never gets old for me,I can and do listen to it daily.
Hold Your Fire for me
I barely listen to 2112/MV except Vital Signs and Witchhunt around Halloween but I can see why these have the widest appeal
Intro 2112 is so cool cause it builds in unison like a one for all all for one vibe. 😊I use to fall asleep to the album with this album. Loved it heart mind and soul
This was cathartic for me. I've not been able to listen to Rush since the second week of January 2020 but your upload broke me out of my funk. Thanks
My pleasure! Thank you for commenting!
I agree I was literally on a boat going towards Bangkok . It was our morning still night time in North America when I found out. I live in Thailand and am Originally from upstate New York so we discovered Rush early. I mean really early. 2112 was the first album I bought I was just a little kid 12 years old. RIP Neil thank you for all the wonderful things you did. And thank you to Mystic Rythms live for posting this video. I think I would’ve stopped whatever I was doing today to watch it.
I love what Neil says about the "care" you see in lyrics...beautiful...and his lyrics were second to none.
My favorite band ever, no one even comes close. I know the love for, and the incredible talent of Neil and Geddy. Does anyone else feel like Alex is the best musician in the band though?
I used to carry around a red Trapper Keeper during my intermediate- school days. I cut a slit into its clear cover, and inserted a photo of Neil Peart in action behind his (then) Tama Artstar II kit. Then I wrote under it with a 'Sharpie "NEIL PEART IS GOD."
The groove is contagious. That hits the nail on the head.
truly they are the coolest band ever - humble creators - amazing I love them
Alex cracks me up..."obviously you're hoping that happened"....
I always thought Neil Peart kind of looked like a mix of Tom Hanks and Kevin Spacey.
Tom Sawyer fast tempo Neal playing eighth notes on the hihat replaced with slower tempo but 16th notes on hihat made the whole difference in the groove.
That was a great documentary, not looking for conflict/arguments, and very revealing. I particularly liked seeing and hearing Geddy playing the old Rick and Fender basses. And of course they aced all the songs in the studio, nobody was better qualified! Thanks for uploading.
I grew up listening to Rush on cassette tapes played through a boombox. But at 2:13....it's just like having The Boys performing in your own living room !
That was so interesting.
Thanks for the upload.
You bet, BD! I'm workin' between takes painting windows in the house! This was a refreshing break from that for me, my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
This is great, Dan. Thanks for sharing.
I'm glad you enjoyed the share, Nick!
Thank God they slowed Tom Sawyer down...great ears
Thanks, Man!
You're welcome!
Like a force of nature, love can fade with the stars at dawn...
These gentlemen are from space, free flowing in the cosmic, and the lyrics touches Earth, just to take off on another ride into the unknown.. like free flowing strings intervening one another n then splitting flying around like bees n then coming back together like a flock of ducks to make what we call music, to them it was their perspective of life itself.
Fak! What an opening!!! What a band!
I LOVE THEY ARE ALL WHO FANS!! I see the influence...good for all...us.
I was at Lakeside Park with one of my favourite girlfriends Dr Pam Karasy now a doctor in Florida. Blessings to her mom
Fantastic, thank you for putting this out
I wish they would release that Tom Sawyer demo with the 16th notes on the hi hat. This vid is the only place I’ve heard it.
I would lose my right arm playing 16ths with that tempo. 16ths are already hard to play at the album tempo. lol
Thank You ...
been there since the beginning
Neil Peart foi e será para sempre eterno ❤❤❤
From the best...played this many times on the drums
Cheers. Thats a pretty high level. I wanna hear.
YYZ I mean.
I started following once I heard Tom Sawyer. Fought hard n long to reproduce my master. 4 sets of drums put together w 14 types of cymbals. I'm 57 in a wheelchair n put2 electronic sets of Simmons and shot off..only stopping a year ago. COVID killed me but shook back. Rush Forever! Thanks Mr.Peart. I was blessed to sit 30 ft or less off stage right my last show.test for echo
@@louisianavetteman Right on dude. I got to see Rush. in 1977,Farewell to Kings tour, With an older friend at 12 yrs. old. OMG Opened with Anthem Then....damn Can't remember....But then 2112. Hehe. My fiest album bought wat A Farewell To Kings.
10:15 fr keith was doing really chaos but like instinctifly good,not always on time but make great mistake, if yall listen to live a leed and go through tommy song, speciallly amazing journey, the whole drum section its just chaos but really beautiful chaos and make it heavier
Love this! Thank you for this!
Really enjoy Terry Brown’s input.
AWESOME...PERFECT...GREAT VIDEO. I LOVE RUSH!!!💜💜💜🇨🇦🇺🇲🎸
LOVE this 😊
I've never had greater appreciation for YYZ than I do at this moment.
@44:34 i wish they would re release the song with that ending
Neil Pearth and Cesar Zuiderwijk. I think they share a thing or 2.
What year was this documentary?
It came out in 2010. Since then I’ve watched it a dozen times.
Adoraria que esse vídeo tivesse legenda, assim eu conseguiria entender o que está sendo dito. 😢
Rush is Great. Neil Peart is THE GOAT!
why in this video, is neal's 8' and 10 inch toms different than the rest of his DW kit?
I just noticed that Geddy almost never uses his pinky
Well, he only has 4 strings to cover, and he's rarely needing to fret all 4 at once, unlike guitarists