I honestly felt like you and said that Neil was the best drummer who ever lived.....until The Dave Mattews Band came along. Carter does things on the drums that even the great Neil wouldn't do. But being a drummer myself ....I know that Neil is the best for Rush and Carter is the best fit for DMB and you couldn't really switch them without the sound of the band sounding way different. What is your view..Do you listen to the Dave Matthew's Band....if not check them out
@@StonersListenNo I don’t listen to the Dave Matthews Band so I’m not familiar with their drummer. But the only drummer other than Neil Peart that has caught my heart was Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham. My very straight lawyer daughter listens to DMB. That’s the only thing I need to know about DMB to keep me away from their music. LOL
@@blondelebanese9922 It's funny funny that you said John Bonham caught your heart. I was just listening to Led Zeppelin yesterday. I had a different opinion about John Bonham as well. He is a basic drummer. As a kid rocking out to Led Zeppelin and not knowing how to play the drums at the time...I thought he was great and sounded awesome but since I've been drumming for years....basic is all I can give Bonham. Any basic drummer can do anything he can do. Do you think Bonham can play any Rush songs any better. Also.. you don't have to stay away from DMB . I can tell you are sort of stuck on the sounds of the 70s...I don't blame you a bit... I like that Era...but I also have an appreciation for music in general. Don't be afraid to step out of the norm once in a while. Thanks for the response....great to chat. Have yourself a wonderful day
The best drummer ever to live. He wrote the music, his drums directed the band in a sense, and he had the largest sets of instruments in history at his disposal. All three are just incredible musicians.
The first tune of the ultimate middle finger given to the record company LMAO. "Oh you want something more radio friendly? Okay we'll make a 20 minutes song!" Legendary.
40 fucking years after the release of 2112, they perform it live. I dont even care his vocals has gotten old, this is history in the making, by one of the worlds greatest and most influential bands.
Yeah, his vocal range was really the only thing about the band that ever diminished. I would say that their musicianship and ability to play cohesively actually got better over the years, as hard as that is to believe.
This is the best 3 man band in the history of Rock, bar none! I'm very grateful to have been able to see them 11times. May the memories live on for future generations to be able to see these epic artists!.
Neil's facial expression always gets me. He looks like he's doing nothing more difficult than chopping up some vegetables in the kitchen of a roadside diner.
He's got chops..that's for sure. My favorite drummer of all time. Rest in Peace Neil. We still have Rush's albums and will always jam out to them. Can they be topped? I don't think so. Each one if them are the best at what they did/do. Alex Lifeson is such an underrated guitarist.. Geddy too.. Right up there with Led Zeppelin and will live on forever with a legacy. Best power trio ever.
A completely masterful power trio. One of the best-produced and edited videos of a live event. I really dig live recordings. Shows how good the band really is.
How does anyone give this a thumbs down? What an amazing talented band. Neil made it look so effortless yet he was unmatched by no other. He'll be sorely missed. :(
Thankyou Neil for all your years of raw musical power, energy and majesty. This is not just some Fly By Night band, they will still be listened to in 2112, their music will drift through the ether forever on Permanent Waves, the epitome of Grace Under Pressure, a band that was more than just Moving Pictures, they truly captured the Spirit of Radio, they tapped into both Hemispheres of our brains, they showed everyone that All the Worlds a Stage, so now as we turn off the Signals, because Transmission Impossible, it's time to Roll The Bones, and have a Show of Hands, as we say A Farewell to Kings.......... EXIT STAGE LEFT. Goodbye Neil, This world misses you.
We've taken care of everything The words you read and the songs you sing The pictures that give pleasure to your eyes It's one for all, all for one We work together, common sons Never need to wonder how or why We are the priests Of the Temples of Syrinx Our great computers Fill the hallowed halls We are the priests Of the Temples of Syrinx All the gifts of life Are held within our walls Look around this world we made Equality our stock in trade Come and join the brotherhood of man Oh, what a nice contented world Let the banners be unfurled Hold the red star proudly high in hand We are the priests Of the Temples of Syrinx Our great computers Fill the hallowed halls We are the priests Of the Temples of Syrinx All the gifts of life Are held within our walls
100% agreed. No one is like them, hands down the best band in history but yet such humble, genuine, nice people which makes me respect them all the more.
Hard to argue against them being THE masters of their craft. Neil and Geddy are certainly the gold standards at their instruments. Alex is maybe a top 20 Guitarist of all time, but that list is incredibly stacked and in no way should be considered a sleight against him. He is a legend.
I’ve seen many drummers especially some with an overloaded crazy kit with all sorts of things they aren’t even using or capable of playing. This guys talent is one thing but he uses every drum and cymbal and whatever else as much as the snare and kick! Been watching this man since the 1970s and at 59 I’m still amazed at this guy. RIP. Miss ya man!
There are NO words to describe being 18 in 1976 sitting in a darkened room bathed in blacklights sunk deep into a beanbag chair smoking a huge bowl of fresh Columbia Gold through a bamboo bong for the first time listen to this album cranked.
@@edgibbons452 it was pretty cool as a teenager in the '70's in Toronto: Goddo (great live and recording 3 piece), Max Webster, Rush April Wine. Cheers
From perhaps the best conceptual album ever recorded. Memories of sitting on the porch roof at Jack Chandlers mom's house on brown street in Napa, engaging in the intake of the herb and listening to this album at a very high volume. Kids, folks that have never experienced progressive rock music I give you Rush: 2112
Lifeson underappreciated, but not the greatest. In music, there is no "greatest" anymore than the ridiculous GOAT arguments constantly being recycled in sports. Are Hendrix, Mozart Shakespeare and Abe Lincoln really heads above all others in their particular fields of endeavor? Placing people at the pinnacle of anything magnifies their legacy at the cost of those who have also made contributions of similar magnitude. There are individuals who were right for the moment, but once the moment passes, I'd prefer to "reopen the books" and let others in. Figures who are irreplaceable is a different and more interesting line of inquiry.
It baffles my mind too.When I got this album...in '76,I just threw it on the turntable...never realizing it was 3 dudes.I wore it out so much I had to buy more copies.lol.
That's what I think is magical about him, he treats the audience as if they are his close friends and gives his all but at the same time is himself and not a different person on stage
As a musician it was very hard to really take Neil Pearts passing. As a 61 YO I have lost a LOT of family and friends over the years but this was so unexpected. He was such a huge talent and a nice guy
Very meek and borderline introverted but the best drummer in the world... great book that he wrote called "Ghost Rider" was about his wife and daughter killed in a car crash in 1999. He rode his motorcycle for eighteen months all over Canada and the USA
@@stevengoetz5294 he put out a few table top books from his motorcycle rides. (he rode bmw bikes and was often featured in various related bmw publications.)
Saw them in 1982 in Boblingen Germany when I was overseas in the US Army in an indoor soccer stadium as I recall. Was a medic in The Big Red One 1/16th IDF. Dollar was strong and one could purchase a piece of hash as big as your thumb for $20, or less. Thankfully I was raised to appreciate music. And hash. RUSH was the icing on top. US government sent me overseas so got to miss the birth of my first child, All of 3 of mine are the coolest people in the world. 😉 Mighta been close to an international incident and a border crossing gone sideways.
dont even remember how many times ive seen them so many and everyone was priceless!! watched this in awe of the timing and neil its also one the most classic solos of all time i have never stopped playing this arrangement in all my years
You notice one thing about Neil, he never tries to assert dominance over the band by over-hitting, he's entirely in his comfort zone, and all three are in complete balance. The total integration of three powerhouse musicians as if they are one single being is utterly amazing.
I have no clue as to why the drums don't burst into flames, for that matter Alex's guitar. My best wishes to Neil's family, the world has lost a great role model, drummer, and composer. R.I.P Neil
Neil was not only the heartbeat of music. He was every bit a performer as any leading front man or woman. He will always be missed, but will never be forgotten.
please Lord, thank you for this music, let me forget only on the day I pass. I listened to this as a young man in high school with my friend in his Z28, kricket speakers and power booster. We were able to see Rush in concert in Cincinnati and Dayton Ohio about six times. I have the Roll the Bones sweat shirt from Cincy, only wore it twice, and both times turned heads.
The Girl Who Needs a Golden Calculator to Divide While I absolutely love me some nirvana, their number two on my list, only to the greatest rock band in history, this one.
Happy to say 40 years later I still get goose bumps as my memories travel back to the 2112 tour back in the '70s...it was Chicago, IL (the old Bulls/Blackhawks stadium on Madison)...the backup band was STARZ who rocked out their Coliseum Rock album...a "smokin"" night of Rock Jammin' I've never forgotten!!!
2112 has always just been a 40 + year shameless excuse for them to show off. Decades later I still hear it as I did the first time. I friggin' love it! RIP Neil.
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Hands down, the best drummer that ever lived. R.I.P Neil
I honestly felt like you and said that Neil was the best drummer who ever lived.....until The Dave Mattews Band came along. Carter does things on the drums that even the great Neil wouldn't do. But being a drummer myself ....I know that Neil is the best for Rush and Carter is the best fit for DMB and you couldn't really switch them without the sound of the band sounding way different. What is your view..Do you listen to the Dave Matthew's Band....if not check them out
@@StonersListenNo I don’t listen to the Dave Matthews Band so I’m not familiar with their drummer. But the only drummer other than Neil Peart that has caught my heart was Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham. My very straight lawyer daughter listens to DMB. That’s the only thing I need to know about DMB to keep me away from their music. LOL
@@blondelebanese9922 It's funny funny that you said John Bonham caught your heart. I was just listening to Led Zeppelin yesterday.
I had a different opinion about John Bonham as well. He is a basic drummer. As a kid rocking out to Led Zeppelin and not knowing how to play the drums at the time...I thought he was great and sounded awesome but since I've been drumming for years....basic is all I can give Bonham. Any basic drummer can do anything he can do. Do you think Bonham can play any Rush songs any better.
Also.. you don't have to stay away from DMB . I can tell you are sort of stuck on the sounds of the 70s...I don't blame you a bit... I like that Era...but I also have an appreciation for music in general. Don't be afraid to step out of the norm once in a while.
Thanks for the response....great to chat. Have yourself a wonderful day
I agree, Neil is the greatest hands down!
@@littledebbiyeti check out Carter on the drums for the Dave Matthew's Band. He is the best in my opinion
Best RUSH album ever!! 🥁🎛️🎼🎸🎙️🎵🎶🎼
The best drummer ever to live. He wrote the music, his drums directed the band in a sense, and he had the largest sets of instruments in history at his disposal. All three are just incredible musicians.
He wrote the lirics...!!!
Yes, youre right, Neil wrote the lyrics, provided the beat & direction, and they all wrote the music. @@Fromhell1976
Really are❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’ve jammed on Rush since I was a girl. I’m 60 still jamming
The first tune of the ultimate middle finger given to the record company LMAO. "Oh you want something more radio friendly? Okay we'll make a 20 minutes song!" Legendary.
Rip Neil 😢❤❤❤
Can't really like it but I'm with you.
Rest in Paradise Neil
God on the drums... R.I.P ....
That birds is where every Rush fan would like to be!
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When I listen to Rush, the neighbors do too!
I still fucking love this song 💜 I've probably heard it 1000 time and it never gets old
Great drummer he was. His drum set was amazing. RIP❤
Wasn’t it The Professor RIP❤
40 fucking years after the release of 2112, they perform it live. I dont even care his vocals has gotten old, this is history in the making, by one of the worlds greatest and most influential bands.
they played it live back in the 70's
They've played it on every tour except for the Counterparts and Snakes & Arrows
Siamhie They played it for the second leg on S&A.
Yeah, his vocal range was really the only thing about the band that ever diminished. I would say that their musicianship and ability to play cohesively actually got better over the years, as hard as that is to believe.
Red barrècheda
This is the best 3 man band in the history of Rock, bar none! I'm very grateful to have been able to see them 11times. May the memories live on for future generations to be able to see these epic artists!.
Bar " NONE "!!!
Such a damn legend ... absolute greatest of all time .... rip Neil
Exit stage left professor! we will miss you!
Oh Canada, RUSH is legendary 😎💜✌️
One of the greatest live songs of all time,especially from “all the worlds a stage!”
so amazing that 3 people are doing the work of 10 professionals......!!
Al Yasinki more like 4-5 max.
Still amazes me that just 3 people can make such incredible sound, it helps when each is a certified genius. Neil was and is a gift to us all.
Neil's facial expression always gets me. He looks like he's doing nothing more difficult than chopping up some vegetables in the kitchen of a roadside diner.
disgruntledtoons so true. Dead pan
... and then he throws he stick in the air. Just because.
When one masters their craft, they don't think anymore, they just do.
actually he does :))chopping something anyways :))
He's got chops..that's for sure. My favorite drummer of all time. Rest in Peace Neil. We still have Rush's albums and will always jam out to them. Can they be topped? I don't think so. Each one if them are the best at what they did/do. Alex Lifeson is such an underrated guitarist.. Geddy too.. Right up there with Led Zeppelin and will live on forever with a legacy. Best power trio ever.
RIP Neil. You are brilliant.
Farewell to a king.
Nice... Im with you!
Greatest rock drummer ever!
Neil was 60% of Rush for his Lyrics!...All were exceptional Musicians!
2112 was one of my first mind blowing albums as a young stoner. Awesomeness.
WHAT A rush .... I GET.! FROM LISTENING TO RUSH music. JohnInDaHouse
RIP Niel. Thanks for the memories😥
It's Neil, Neil Peart
@Shallex you forgot an i😂
A completely masterful power trio. One of the best-produced and edited videos of a live event.
I really dig live recordings. Shows how good the band really is.
How does anyone give this a thumbs down? What an amazing talented band. Neil made it look so effortless yet he was unmatched by no other. He'll be sorely missed. :(
The ones who are not capable of such music. ENVY will kill them.
Nope
Thankyou Neil for all your years of raw musical power, energy and majesty. This is not just some Fly By Night band, they will still be listened to in 2112, their music will drift through the ether forever on Permanent Waves, the epitome of Grace Under Pressure, a band that was more than just Moving Pictures, they truly captured the Spirit of Radio, they tapped into both Hemispheres of our brains, they showed everyone that All the Worlds a Stage, so now as we turn off the Signals, because Transmission Impossible, it's time to Roll The Bones, and have a Show of Hands, as we say A Farewell to Kings.......... EXIT STAGE LEFT.
Goodbye Neil, This world misses you.
Man that comment deserves a few more thumbs up! Well done bro!
First heard them in the 70’s. I was 14, BEEN HOOKED EVER SINCE!
We've taken care of everything
The words you read and the songs you sing
The pictures that give pleasure to your eyes
It's one for all, all for one
We work together, common sons
Never need to wonder how or why
We are the priests
Of the Temples of Syrinx
Our great computers
Fill the hallowed halls
We are the priests
Of the Temples of Syrinx
All the gifts of life
Are held within our walls
Look around this world we made
Equality our stock in trade
Come and join the brotherhood of man
Oh, what a nice contented world
Let the banners be unfurled
Hold the red star proudly high in hand
We are the priests
Of the Temples of Syrinx
Our great computers
Fill the hallowed halls
We are the priests
Of the Temples of Syrinx
All the gifts of life
Are held within our walls
And the elitist rule our world!
I first heard this when I was 14 and I still love it today.. And Im 58! Rock on Rush! And rest in peace brother Neil!
Yes indeed!! 59 and RIP Neil!!! Rock on!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Me too!! 'And the meek shall inherent the earth.' 58 and 2112 was my 1st album. Blew my mind then and still does today.
Same for me
61 & still rocking this classic! Even as my woman is yelling turn it down at 8 am!
I am 58, and when I first heard 2112 I was blown away. I guess I was not alone.
Best band ever - RIP Mr Professor - you will always be missed for all your contributions - humble and profound -
R.I.P Neil. Thank you for all the beautiful art you gave us. We love you.
Rush is and has been my favorite band since 1975. These 3 are the greatest musicians in the world!!!
100% agreed. No one is like them, hands down the best band in history but yet such humble, genuine, nice people which makes me respect them all the more.
Hard to argue against them being THE masters of their craft. Neil and Geddy are certainly the gold standards at their instruments. Alex is maybe a top 20 Guitarist of all time, but that list is incredibly stacked and in no way should be considered a sleight against him. He is a legend.
is a treat to see the Professor on the drums
This comment hits so hard now jfc
😭
Neil Peart is a monster!!! 😍😍😍
All three are
You can tell the boys are having fun by the smiles on their faces, yes that’s the Professor’s version of a SMILE
My favorite album from Rush as well as my favorite song,KICKS ASS
I have only two favorite of anything's. RUSH is one of them. Fargo, N.D. 1976 concreated them as such. I love you Neil, Getty and Alex!
...and the Meek will inherit the earth...
RIP Professor.
I was lucky enough to see them do this twice. My favorite album of theirs. Still got the ticket stubs . It was 78 and 79 .
i saw fairwell to kings in toronto, 77? 3rd row track, i was 16 , unbelievable
same, i was there to see rush's opening act, ufo, awesome shows back then.
Lived in Albany saw them at the Palace Theater for the 2112 tour.
I’ve seen many drummers especially some with an overloaded crazy kit with all sorts of things they aren’t even using or capable of playing. This guys talent is one thing but he uses every drum and cymbal and whatever else as much as the snare and kick! Been watching this man since the 1970s and at 59 I’m still amazed at this guy. RIP. Miss ya man!
That was incredible. Every time.
One of the greatest things about this video is 3 guys having fun.
There are NO words to describe being 18 in 1976 sitting in a darkened room bathed in blacklights sunk deep into a beanbag chair smoking a huge bowl of fresh Columbia Gold through a bamboo bong for the first time listen to this album cranked.
Amen.I was 13 when I experienced the same thing.
A Boston radio DJ named Mike Shu always said these guys were the greatest of all time, I know now why. Wished I saw them!
Fabulous, thank you for posting them. Good time for you
Three guys and it sounds like an orchestra 👍🇨🇦
Changed my life. For the better.
@@edgibbons452 it was pretty cool as a teenager in the '70's in Toronto:
Goddo (great live and recording 3 piece), Max Webster, Rush April Wine. Cheers
Rush really Kicks ass in concert!!! I'm not that big on live music 🎶 but this song sounds fantastic live !!! Kudos to Rush ❤️
From perhaps the best conceptual album ever recorded. Memories of sitting on the porch roof at Jack Chandlers mom's house on brown street in Napa, engaging in the intake of the herb and listening to this album at a very high volume. Kids, folks that have never experienced progressive rock music I give you Rush: 2112
Rush had the best sound system and played exactly like this LIVE.
RIP Neil. :(
Greatest trio ever, EVER.
Alex Lifeson's guitar tone on this song is absolutely killer. He's the best rock guitarist ever, IMO.
No argument there, the guys a boss! People seems to over look - this was live! Cheers...
He’s second, but only to Gilmour!
Lifeson underappreciated, but not the greatest. In music, there is no "greatest" anymore than the ridiculous GOAT arguments constantly being recycled in sports. Are Hendrix, Mozart Shakespeare and Abe Lincoln really heads above all others in their particular fields of endeavor? Placing people at the pinnacle of anything magnifies their legacy at the cost of those who have also made contributions of similar magnitude. There are individuals who were right for the moment, but once the moment passes, I'd prefer to "reopen the books" and let others in. Figures who are irreplaceable is a different and more interesting line of inquiry.
Just the fact that Geddy Lee and Neil Peart wanted to play with him shows his ability was far and above.
I love Alex Lifeson, and I also love this performance, but Alex's tone is the one thing I don't really like here.
Damn I Miss These Guys! : ( The Greatest
I love throughout the whole song he is giving a 'show' on flipping his sticks, spinning them, a real entertainer. genius - thank you RUSH you ROCK
I play drums but can't do the drumstick twirl thingy 🤭 but drummers do that to stay on their beat.🎵
WOW.. I just can't believe Neil is gone. Many Many awesome memories growing up w/ this cranked. Rest in Paradise
Wow! The best you will ever hear.
One of the best 3 piece bands. So much talent on that stage. I was fortunate to see them over 12 times over 40 years.
You Were The Best Neil!!!!,But Your Music Will Live On Forever!!!!,RIP!!!
Thank you neal you tought me so much over the years I will miss you my mentor
How do 3 people create such great music and manage to intertwine all their instruments into an almost flawless sound?
It baffles my mind too.When I got this album...in '76,I just threw it on the turntable...never realizing it was 3 dudes.I wore it out so much I had to buy more copies.lol.
Can't think of any other band apart from ZZ Top. But Rush is in a league of their own.
natural chemistry, you are welcome. lol,
Answer: demonic intervention
I asked myself that same question in 1978
Geddy carries on like he is playing for 20,000 of his closest friends.
That's what I think is magical about him, he treats the audience as if they are his close friends and gives his all but at the same time is himself and not a different person on stage
I saw them as a bar band in Scarborough, Ontario, CANADA. It was awesome. They use to play high schools in the area before becoming a world class band
It was 1976, 2112 tour Seattle. Rush, UFO, Max Webster. I was 17 what a
fantastic show! Stony too!
Never has a 3 pc band filled the air with that much sound. So awesome.
if rush released an album of them just having a jam sesh in a studio i still reckon itll be gold
Rest in Peace Neil
So bad ass! One of the best instrumental bands in history! I am glad I had a chance to see them in the 1980s
Seen them a few times at the old Toledo sports arena....blew my mind then and they still do....RIP NEIL
You of seen them in the 70's
saw them in 1977 , Edmonton, Alberta. Kinsmen Field House..2112
As a musician it was very hard to really take Neil Pearts passing. As a 61 YO I have lost a LOT of family and friends over the years but this was so unexpected. He was such a huge talent and a nice guy
Very meek and borderline introverted but the best drummer in the world... great book that he wrote called "Ghost Rider" was about his wife and daughter killed in a car crash in 1999. He rode his motorcycle for eighteen months all over Canada and the USA
@@stevengoetz5294 he put out a few table top books from his motorcycle rides. (he rode bmw bikes and was often featured in various related bmw publications.)
The best song ever made
This is a great version of this song from 2112 and I just recall it from their tour for 2112 having so much more meaning to us all back then too.
Im glad i got to see them twice in Pittsburgh,Pa.
Saw them in 1982 in Boblingen Germany when I was overseas in the US Army in an indoor soccer stadium as I recall. Was a medic in The Big Red One 1/16th IDF. Dollar was strong and one could purchase a piece of hash as big as your thumb for $20, or less. Thankfully I was raised to appreciate music. And hash. RUSH was the icing on top. US government sent me overseas so got to miss the birth of my first child, All of 3 of mine are the coolest people in the world. 😉 Mighta been close to an international incident and a border crossing gone sideways.
Was at this show.Seen Rush more times than I can count..The distortion on that guitar..Awesome.
Best true rock band ever, in the world !!!!
dont even remember how many times ive seen them so many and everyone was priceless!! watched this in awe of the timing and neil its also one the most classic solos of all time i have never stopped playing this arrangement in all my years
Is it sadder to watch it die ? Than never to have seen Rush 18x?no. I’m glad we had them .
The great beasts of Canada, the greatest live band ever!
The only thing better than seeing them rock is watching them enjoy rocking.
You notice one thing about Neil, he never tries to assert dominance over the band by over-hitting, he's entirely in his comfort zone, and all three are in complete balance. The total integration of three powerhouse musicians as if they are one single being is utterly amazing.
Got to see them do the whole 2112 album live when it first came out, what a RUSH.
I did also, was early 1977. 2112 Overture is a great song to start a concert with!
truly one of the best rock concerts of all time......and i went to MANY in my 61 years, most before i was 25....
Best trio ever.
Couldn't agree more. R.I.P
I have no clue as to why the drums don't burst into flames, for that matter Alex's guitar. My best wishes to Neil's family, the world has lost a great role model, drummer, and composer. R.I.P Neil
Neil was not only the heartbeat of music. He was every bit a performer as any leading front man or woman. He will always be missed, but will never be forgotten.
please Lord, thank you for this music, let me forget only on the day I pass. I listened to this as a young man in high school with my friend in his Z28, kricket speakers and power booster. We were able to see Rush in concert in Cincinnati and Dayton Ohio about six times. I have the Roll the Bones sweat shirt from Cincy, only wore it twice, and both times turned heads.
I have a video of them in 1974 playing at a secondary school in Canada.
What a difference.
Rush, the BEST band ever? maybe!
Tara Keebler Best three piece by far!
James Bayly Nirvana?
The Girl Who Needs a Golden Calculator to Divide
While I absolutely love me some nirvana, their number two on my list, only to the greatest rock band in history, this one.
Yes! I mean Rush!
Name better band than rush if you can 🤔🤔
I LOVE RUSH
How exciting is this intro! One of the best ever
Happy to say 40 years later I still get goose bumps as my memories travel back to the 2112 tour back in the '70s...it was Chicago, IL (the old Bulls/Blackhawks stadium on Madison)...the backup band was STARZ who rocked out their Coliseum Rock album...a "smokin"" night of Rock Jammin' I've never forgotten!!!
This song makes my soo exiting , glad and so sad at the same time. Beyond that its a marvellous song 💯❤🤘
One of the best rock band worldwide
Magic. Long live the Kings.
Just amazing the amount of sound, complex sound, they get out of three instruments
WOW!!!! SPEECHLESS!!!!
Always one of my favorite Rush tracks
2112 has always just been a 40 + year shameless excuse for them to show off. Decades later I still hear it as I did the first time. I friggin' love it! RIP Neil.
Probably one of the best albums EVER end ❤2112 .listen to it kids please 🙏
excelente sincronía, un trío que suena como una ... ORQUESTA....!!!!!!!
GRACIAS ....RUSH...!!
These guy's ROCK.
2112 the first thing i ever learned on a guitar,, one of greatest bands that ever walked on the planet earth & mars do u hear me, listen, just listen