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This band was a gift from God. Neil Peart was one of the best drummers to ever live. You need to hear the studio version. However, I saw them live in the late 70s and early 80s, some of the best shows I saw. Alex Liiefson is on lead guitar. Geddy Lee is on bass and lead singer
Okay! A god give 3 non religious guys a gift? No he didn't. :)
I believe THAT......we are born with God given talents. Some people, their talent is recognized early and nurtured to be a blessing to themselves and others around them. These guys were definitely in that category.
@@andrewpetik2034 I don't have faith in faith
I don't believe in belief
You can call me faithless.
You can choose from phantom fears and kindness (god) that can kill.
/Neil Peart
FREE Will.....if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice-Neil Peart
Rush is a Canadian treasure, and one of the best prog-rock bands in history. Their influence is very far-reaching, and their discography is very extensive. Anything you listen to from them is going to be amazing, because there is no such thing as a "bad" Rush song... Geddy Lee is the lead singer, Neil Peart is on drums (he has passed away, sadly), and Alex Lifeson is on guitar. All are/were among the finest musicians modern music has produced.
Well said.
Also love the fact that alex worked with the trailer park boys a few times
Rush is a treasure.
OK if you wanna see an entire crowd losing their damn mind, watch Rush in Rio. 40,000 Brazilians cheering so loudly they couldn’t be mixed out.
And they sing YYZ along with the band! There's no words. Literally.
Sitting by the pool at a hotel in Rio, one of the young gentlemen on staff stopped by to see if we needed anything, and asked where we were from. As soon as we said Canada, a look of absolute rapture came over this guy's face, and he starts singing Tom Sawyer at the top of his lung, haha! It was pretty fantastic! Brazilians do, indeed, love some Rush!
Rush was a great Canadian rock band formed in 1968. The band's style changed over the years, from a blues-inspired hard rock beginning, later moving into progressive rock, then a period marked by heavy use of synthesizers, before returning to guitar-driven hard rock since the end of the 1980s. They had a lot of great songs such as "Not Fade Away", "In The Mood", "Working Man", "Bad Boy", "Fly By Night", "Limelight", "Red Barchetta", "The Spirit Of Radio", "The Trees", "Subdivisions", "Closer To The Heart", "Xanadu", "Anthem" etc.
Any RUSH song, especially live, will astound you. They are in my top 3 all time. So glad you finally got to them!
watch working man live in cleveland and for an instrumental with drum solo where's my thing here it is live in dallas
YYZ Live in Rio is a great track to watch. A huge sea of people, bouncing along so it looks like waves on the ocean. That whole concert is fun to watch.
While you check out Rush's great music, don't overlook the deep lyrics - "His mind is not for rent, to any god or government." They have a lot of social commentary as well.
"Changes aren't permanent, but change is."
There’s so much RUSH to dive into. And each member of the band is a brilliant musician in their own right.
It’s a thinking man’s music.
Many have said Neil Peart was the best drummer in the world for years. He’s up there for sure. He wrote the lyrics too. Passed away sadly 2 years ago. 40 year career these guys! You can’t find a better band to enjoy.
Oh man, you've opened the Rush rabbit hole! Their live performances are better than the studio (imo), and you should pull up lyrics on your phone or tablet because Neil Peart was a poet!
you're right
As much as I enjoy the studio versions of their music, I have to agree, I find more energy in their live performances, especially as their playing of songs matured over the course of tours.
Totally agree!
I would agree, except... I would suggest finding an earlier, say from the 80s or at least 90s version of this song. Geddy's voice was really struggling here (I'm guessing this is clip is from the 2010s, within the last few years before Rush ended in 2015). He, like Neil & Alex are superhuman with their respective instruments, but from the 90s on, Geddy's voice was struggling to keep up, and alas, could not. Tom Sawyer was originally recorded before he turned 30, and to try to hit those high notes 30+ years later is a little unreasonable to expect. But in the 80s/90s, he still sounded fantastic, and a clip from, say A Show of Hands (1988) should show him in top form. As far as their playing, they've ALWAYS been at the top of their game, because they ALWAYS given 110%. Nobody gave their all like Rush!
I noticed in this video that Geddy wasn't hitting some of the high notes. Back in the day, he never missed one. ❤️
One could say that Geddy wasn't singing the high notes he did when he was in his youth. One could also say that he sang too high in his youth- most of the bitching about Rush in their beginnings was that Ged's voice was "screechy".
Rush are three master musicians from Toronto, Canada who had a 40 plus year career.
Geddy Lee Vocals, Bass and Keyboards
Alex Lifeson Guitar, Mandolin
Neil Peart Drums, Percussion and Main Lyrist
Neil Peart is considered one of the best drummers in rock. Unfortunately he passed from cancer in January of 2020.
Other Suggestions
YYZ live in Rio
Working Man live in Cleveland
Where's my thing / Here it is live in Dallas
La Villa Strangiato official music video.
Cheers
Also bothe Geddy and Alex play foot pedals for synth. and trigger various sounds.
You just saw the greatest drummer of all time… for the first time… congratulations
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RUSH is one of THE BANDS. You will find out. Some of the very best to EVER do it. You’re in for one of the best musical rides you can hope for. They are extremely special. You will see. The number 2112 is in your future. As a lifelong fan it’s always great to see new people get their minds blown by these guys. 3 men, that’s it. 3 very silly Canadians who can play their asses off! You need the lyrics for this band. Highly intelligent stuff. They are definitely saying something. Truly a unique awesome band.
Oh, definitely need to listen to some more of these guys! They're a national treasure in Canada. Most rockers will agree when I say IMO that Neal Peart is the best drummer of all time. You might want to listen to one of their early hits, "Working Man", which was like 1974. And they toured until 2016, I think. That will give you an idea of the volume of work. You might watch the official video of "Tom Sawyer" as well.
I agree with some of the recommendations below for new material for reactions. The concert you were watching was at the end of Rush's touring after having been together as a band (with the same 3 prodigal talents) for over 40 years. They were at the apogee of their creative and performative brilliance in the 70s and early 80s (in my humble opinion) and their music from that era is some of the most technically difficult and compositionally brilliant work of any rock band ever. Keep up the discoveries and the reactions.
Geddy Lee - Bass, lead vocals, keyboard. Alex Lifeson, lead guitar. And last, but not least, Neil Peart....drums and head lyracist. Neil is arguably the greatest rock drummer to ever sit behind the kit....nicknamed "The Professor", and was as much a poet as a drummer. Sadly, we lost him 2 years ago. RIP Neil.
I first saw Rush Live in 1981 in Denver Colorado, and 5x Since...... My all time Favorite Bassist🎸 and Drummer.🥁R.I.P Professor 🥁
ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME'RS. 43 years together. No drama; great friends.......brilliant music!!! Watch YYZ LIve in RIO, and check out the studio video of Tom Sawyer when they were still very young; it's a m a z i n g.
As a kid I started playing drums after hearing Aynsley Dunbar and John Bonham. I quit playing drums after hearing and trying to play along with Neil Peart. I got frustrated knowing that his talent was in another dimension that I would never reach. I put down the sticks and decided to just be a fan. RIP legend Neil Peart.
The opening was used by the NBA arenas for tip-off and tense crunch time moments--welcome to the world of Rush!!
What you have here is the purest form of synergy. Three dedicated virtuoso musicians who never allowed ego to interfere with collaboration. Neil Peart (drummer) was the primary lyricist, while Geddy Lee (bass/vocals) and Alex Lifeson (guitar) developed the initial melodies and arrangements. But all three interacted to craft masterpieces of unparalleled musicality, intensity, and meaning. No song by Rush is without a purpose, and they were always willing to stand up and fight for their integrity.
My first concert was the RUSH, Moving Pictures Tour, Lakeland Civic Center, Lakeland, FL, on September 20, 1980. I was 13 years old. It was a life changing experience. Gedy Lee is one of the greatest bass players of all time. You already sated the facts of teh late, great drum God, Neil Peart. No one has ever come close to matching his skill. Alex lifeson is no slouch either. He is a musical genious. What is also amazing is that they all three have been married to their wives for over 35 years. They take their families on tour with them. Very dedicated family men and best of friends. This is how the band has managed to stay together and stay rtelivent for 53 years. Amazing. They came together in 68. I was born in 67. I am a grandfather. Up until Neal's passing, they were still making new music and touring to sell out crounds.
Rush was from Canada, the band was a local band in Toronto, when they got signed to a US label in 1974... Rush was comprised of Geddy Lee (vocals/ bass/ keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitar), and Neil Peart (drums)... "The Professor" Neil Peart replaced their original drummer (the late) John Rutsey in 1974, and Peart also became the band's lyricist. Rush spent decades crafting music and never stuck to 1 style; they incorporated so many styles of music into their records. Their early 70's albums set a benchmark for musicianship... their 80's records pushed the boundaries of electronics and programming in rock music.
Rush ended their career after a final tour in 2015... Sadly, Neil Peart passed away from cancer in 2020. His drumming skills were legendary and his lyrics were truly inspirational - from fantasy fiction to more thoughtful & realistic scenarios.
More Rush songs to check out - 'Closer to the heart' ... 'Red Barchetta' ... 'The spirit of radio' ... 'Limelight' ... 'Subdivisions' ... 'A passage to Bangkok' ... 'Working man' ... 'Fly by night' ... 'Dreamline' ... 'Half the world' ... 'Between Sun & Moon'... 'Far cry'... 'Force Ten'... 🤘🤘🔥🔥
I saw them at Notre Dame waaaay back when. Didn't want to see them but my mom got me tickets anyway. The BEST concert I've ever been to, all these years later, they still rank as number 1! And the light show was out of this world.
I agree. Great concert
Great drummer.
I love Rush! It is so sad that we lost Neil Peart aka The Professor to brain cancer. I saw Rush back in the early 80’s at Madison Square Garden and my ears were ringing for like 3 days. They were loud but stellar! Ah those were the day’s. Sometimes I wish I could go back to the 80’s and revisit all of the bands I saw live. I still go to concerts now. I am revisiting as many bands that I grew up with before they are all gone. It is the only way I can transcend back to the 80’s. I close my eyes as I listen to music and there I am back in time with all those memories🥰 Rush’s music is timeless and always gives you that feel good vibes✌🏻&♥️
The singer/bassist/keyboardist's name is Geddy Lee. Neil Peart is the drummer and Alex Lifeson is the guitarist. RIP Neil... One of the greatest drummers and lyricists of all time
THE SINGER,Geddy Lee owns and donated the largest known American Black Baseball Players signed baseball collection in history.
Back in the day you could always find Geddy in Florida springs training or on TV at the Blue Jays games right behind the catcher for years.
The 1983 signals album has their field position they play right behind their instrument line up on the liner notes of the album
"The guy with the glasses" is Geddy Lee, bassist, vocalist, and keyboards, sometimes all at once. Born Gary Lee Weintraub, he picked up the nickname "Geddy" because his grandmother had trouble pronouncing "Gary", then dropped the "Weintraub" at the request of his first record company.
Guitars are more than amply handled by Alex Lifeson; his birth name requires characters my keyboard doesn't have, but "Lifeson" is a rough English translation. He's one of the most outstanding guitarists in rock - in any other band on Earth he'd have been the breakout star, but here he's among peers.
Neil Peart (pronounced "Peert") was the percussionist, as well as the chief lyricist. (Geddy said that on their first tour with Neil, they noticed he was always reading or writing poetry, so they just had him write the lyrics from then on.) He has been described as "your favorite drummer's favorite drummer"; reportedly he tried to use a click track back in the day, but it threw off his rhythm because it was less accurate than he was. And all those drums in that kit? Yeah, he uses all of them. ALL of them. Sometimes more get brought on for a particular song.
*Weinrib
Geddy Lee- lead vocals, bass, and keyboards
Alex Leifson- guitars
Neil Peart- Drums and lyricist
Spirit of the Radio and YYZ should be next
Rush is rock royalty. I have been a fan since I was 15 and saw them open for some band that I can't remember. They came down from Canada to Ohio a lot when they were starting out.
R.I.P. Dr. Neil Pert P.H.D.
Don't we all need to agree the drummer is amazing!!! It's unbelievable!!!
Good choice handsome man!!!!
Love that $$$$ million dollar smile
They are a fantastic group. You might check out the drummer, Neil Peart, doing a drum solo in Frankfurt. It's a crazy performance. One of the best groups ever.
Geddy Lee. Lead singer. Real name Gary...his mother had an accent so when she called for him around his friends it sounded like "Geddy", so his friends called him Geddy...it became his stage name.
If you're a fan of drum solo's, just look up Neil Peart drum solo and you will see one of the best if not the best drummer in the world.
He has an entire DVD called "Anatomy of a Drum Solo."
3 musicians at the top of their art ... They did it for over 40 years and were very close bonded and it shows...
Saw them live,several times. Fan for life since 78’ 🤘😎❤️🎼❤️🔥🔥🔥 Welcome to the party👍 rabbit hole alert,again…..🤔
Only 3 dudes!!!!!!! Amazing. Just subscribed, more Rush bro!!!!!!
You have found a rabbit hole to fall down that has no end. Rush is legendary and their catalog of music and absolute and total mastery of music is unmatched. Have fun!!!
Lead singer is bass player Geddy Lee. Drummer Neil Peart, and guitar Alex Lifeson.
You just watched the greatest drummer in the world. Unfortunately he passed away last year in January of 2021. You need to watch their YYZ live in RIO vid from 2013. No words, just instrumental and listen to the crowd.
Oh I be lovin me some RUSH, This is one of their best, but really they dont have one bad song...So unique and kind of ahead of their time when this was released in "81"...Just AWESOME, Thanx for great reaction, Peace
Every black guy I've ever met, or even seen has loved Rush from the first time they heard them. :-)
so that song is from 1981. this was near the end of them performing it so around the end of 2015. that's basically 35 years of performing that song. imagine playing the same song on stage for 35 years and it STILL sounding like that. this is super late era rush.
And another Rush fan is born.
Welcome to the family. Geddy Lee is the bassist/keyboardist/singer. Alex Lifeson is the guitarist. Neil Peart (the Professor) is the drummer.
Best drummer of all time!!!! 3 man band!!!
My favorite 10 piece band with only 3 people. This was a commercial success, especially because it wasn't 10 minutes long. To truly get Rush delve into their 70s & 80s stuff (and later music too). I envy you getting to do this fresh...
Neal Peart will all ways be my absolute fave drummer !!! So skilled id call him a professor of drums !!
RUSH!!! I'm always here for it! This band has been the soundtrack of my life. RIP Neil the GOAT the professor 🙏 check out his solos you will be amazed! Found you because of Tom Macdonald but I am over the moon you are reacting to RUSH! Go down the rabbit hole you won't be disappointed
Bro heartwarming reaction glad to see you grooving im a huge metal head and rap fan but homie rush were absolute gods in music
That last few bars that they ended the song with is not part of the studio version of the song. As a matter of fact, it's actually a musical quotation of a song by Cheech And Chong from the 70s. The song was called "Earache My Eye" and it was on their "Up In Smoke" comedy album.
Rush is my favorite ever. My first concert, I was 14 in 1981 (this album-Moving Picture). 2nd row right in front of Alex Lifeson (guitarist). It cost $10. Saw them again in 2012. I describe them as 3 goofy guys who are geniuses at their art. If you like this song, you should take some time & listen to them, you don't have to do reactions (although I like to see them). It will be time worth spent. I feel lucky to have seen them twice. It still feels like a gut punch that Neil is no longer with us.
Working Man in Cleveland...YYZ in Rio...Closer to the Hear in Rio...Neil's Frankfurt drum solo...La Villa Strangiato....and the epic - 2112 (cartoon version). And anything everyone else is suggesting, but they're best live.
Sounds familiar.... My first rush concert was when I was 14, for grace under pressure. I sat in the second row on Alex's side for that shown. I was a fan for life. Went to every single tour since 1984 up until their final tour a few years ago. Their lives shows were always superb. There will never be another band like Rush.
Alex Lifeson's guitar solo at the end of Xanadu (Exit Stage Left) is amazing.
Yes, Rush is pretty good. 😁
Xanadu is my favourite as well. Closely followed by Red Barchetta and La Villa Strangiato (my top three Rush songs). Rush released incredible albums since 1974. Only the tragic death of Neil Peart stopped them. Even later albums like Vapour Trails, released after the year 2000, were incredible.
If you want to hear a drum solo, check out the Rhythm Method video by Neil Peart of Rush. The band members are Geddy Lee(bass, keyboards, bass pedals, vocals, and, bass guitar), Alex Lifeson (guitars, and, backing vocals) and, Neil Peart (drums and various percussions)
Don't forget Alex...he is the greatest...and give Caress of steel a listen...
Daaaaaaaamn Boys! These guys are Fantasterific LIVE!!! Saw them in Edmonton Canada a few yrs back they STILL sound the same and Neil Peart (Canadian btw) BEST damn drummer EVER and check out the biggest drum kit in the World!!! AMAZING!!!
An you Late 💥
My all time favorite rock group eh.
Best drummer in the world, Niel Pert.
By the way this song is about veterans.
This black man is a 100% service connected permanent and total disabled veteran who fought for this country💥
And by the way
" My mind is Not for Rent" 💥
You have got to check out Neil Pert's drum solo...he is one of the best drummers ever....R.I.P Neil Pert
I listened to that 2112 LP when I was about 11 years old and I'm thankful to Geddy, Alex & Neil (R.I.P. the Professor) to this very day. One of the top 3 bands of all time for me. Great people too...I saw them 3 times and I am grateful.
For old heavy Rush, the best songs (an my favorites) are Working Man, Anthem, and Bastille Day. But, every song they recorded was amazing and worthy of the Hall of Fame.
I saw them for the first time when I was 10 years old in 1979 for the hemispheres world tour and I was HOOKED
For more exciting Rush, I would suggest Limelight, Spirit of Radio, Closer to the Heart, Red Barchetta, The Big Money, Time Stand Still, The Trees and Free Will. For a glimpse at their early days (to get an idea of their roots as a progressive/hard rock band), I suggest Fly by Night, Working Man, Anthem, Lakeside Park & Bastille Day. Rush also made several, what I like to call "epic-length" songs, longer, more dramatic, intense & complex songs, such as Xanadu, 2112, La Villa Strangiato, Natural Science, By-Tor & the Snow-Dog and The Camera Eye. Finally, they also recorded some truly incredible instrumentals, such as YYZ, the aforementioned La Villa Strangiato, Where's My Thing & Leave That Thing Alone. Enjoy!
"Spitit of Radio" and Neil Peart drum solo
and "Fly by Night"... and a bunch more lol
I was about 10 when this dropped.....81-82 or 1983......Explosive shit.....................EVERBODY wante to play drums after hearing Neil Pert play............
The best live audience videos are from Rio, Cleveland, and Frankfurt. The recording of YYZ (completely instrumental) with a massive crowd all vocalizing the melody, is a unique experience in all of music.
How did I miss this notification?! Welcome to Rush buddy...gotta check out Yyz live in Rio and Working Man live in Cleveland!! You will be blown away by these 3 Canadian men!! Top 3 favorite bands of all time!!!
They are a 3 man band! 🤯🙌
They will blow your mind!!!!! And check out the lyrics!!!!!! Written by the professor, Neil Peart, the GOAT on drums!!!!!!!
His name is Gary. When his ethnic mom called him home as a kid, it sounded like Geddy. Kids changed his name for him. I think, I'm old.
RUSH ARMY REPORTING FOR DUTY! You've dipped your toe into the middle of the career of the best 3-man band in rock history. Rush are the grandfathers of prog rock, right up there with Yes and Led Zeppelin. Moving Pictures is arguably their most popular album, Tom Sawyer being the most popular track on it. While there are definitely some keystone live performances out there, I encourage you to also continue to check out the studio versions of certain songs as well, because they change things up a lot and have fun when playing live. Listen to the studio version to hear where the live performances come from.
Neil Peart (peert not pert) is "your favorite drummer's favorite drummer". Nicknamed The Professor, he was Rush's lyricist.
Alex Lifeson is the goofball of the group, and the most underrated guitarist of all time.
Geddy Lee is one of the best bassists on the planet. In addition to bass, he is the lead vocalist and also plays keyboards and pedals.
You've just uncorked one hell of a bottle, my good man. Enjoy.
YYZ (Live in Rio), Working Man (Live in Cleveland 2011 Time Machine Tour), La Villa Strangiato (official video or studio), Xanadu (Live Exit Stage Left 1981), Spirit of Radio, Subdivisions, Digital Man, The Analog Kid, The Camera Eye, Red Barchetta, 2112 (studio version with lyrics, the whole thing! It's 20 minutes long), Bastille Day, Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage, Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres), Natural Science, Closer To The Heart, A Farewell To Kings, The Pass, Scars, Time Stand Still, Where's My Thing? There It Is!, Leave That Thing Alone, Countdown, Losing It, well, there's so many more.
As a fellow Canadian , I love these guys , but you should react to earlier version of this , or any of their songs. fact is , Geddy, the singer , grew up , and literally Couldnt sing his own lyrics. His voice is AMAZING, but in later years,much more average
this is towards the end of their career. By this time Neil Peart was dying of cancer and Geddy Lee started losing his voice. This band was badass for 30 years lol One of the best drummers ever (r.i.p. Neil Peart)
this is from the Snakes and Arrows tour in 2007-08. Neil wasn't diagnosed until after they retired in 2015.
They revealed not too long ago that they knew about Neils cancer on the very last tour, but he asked them to not tell. He didn't want that kind of attention. Geddy basically kinda apologized for lying to the fans, not that anybody faulted either him or Alex for respecting Neil's wishes.
You should check out the drum solo by Neil "The Professor" Peart. G.D.O.A.T. Greatest Drummer Of All Time R.I.P.
@Adogg
Imagine a mountain, made up of every drummer in the world, past or present.
Now, on top of that mountain, imagine Neil Peart.
That's what you just heard!
🤯
More Rush! YYZ Live in Rio is a must. Keep it coming! 😎
Rush is a journey worth taking, I think you will be impressed...
I love old rockers....Rush is always a rush
hell of a drum kit. RIP Neal Peart.
If you like solo's you should watch rush in rio 👌🏻 neils drum solo is immense, it's called o'baterista
They are rock ROYALTY!
You need to hear the original studio version of this song. Incredible!
I recommend listening to the whole first side of 2112 with those headphones on (20 minutes). It transformed my teenage years.
Excellent music review. Fun watching the band and the well humored reaction. No foul language. Refreshing. Thanks
You should definitely go down the Rush rabbit hole! They are 3 of the most talented musicians ever born. You should listen to YYZ live in Rio next.
Top tier. Not my fave genre but I can appreciate their incredible musical skill.
Freewill
Red Barchetta
The Trees
La Villa Strangiato
Working Man
Fly By Night
Lime Light
Closer to the Heart
Neil Peart's drum solo (live in Frankfurt)
Anthem...
Any other Rush song 😬
Yes!! I was going to recommend these songs.
Rush was the 1st rock concert I went to. I was only in middle school. My best friend’s parents were huge Rush fans, I’m so glad they introduced me to great music.
Saw Rush 18 times. ! Wanna see an awesome solo ? Check out Rush doing the song Freewill from the Exit Stage Left concert !
All this sound from just THREE DUDES !
Rush are the master's of solo's.
Spirit of Radio is a must next!
I recommend their performance at Toronto's Downsview Park in 2003; just one hot August day with Geddy, Alex, Neil, and 400,000 of their biggest fans.
Check out Rush Working Man Live in Cleveland and Rush YYZ Live in Rio
Neil Peart is your favorite drummers favorite drummer, as the saying goes. I have yet to find anyone better.
Rush tunes to listen to. Spirit of Radio. Limelight. Red Barchetta. and all 20:33 of 2112.
Rush is awesome yeah listen to it all
"WOW" , exactly , nothing like the rush from listening to your first Rush song.Canada's finest export . Three of the best musicians ever , often imitated , but never duplicated . Enjoy the Rush rabbit hole , it is deep but worth the listen . keep on reacting and the army will keep on watching .I would suggest Lime light, or Spirit of Radio next. Keep it up.
Glad you like them - they are dynamic and perfectionists. Check out their 'greatest into ever' from a live show in 2004; react to that.....enjoy!
Rush was the first concert I saw, it's a tough one to beat.
Geddy Lee is an awesome singer/ bassist
best drummer than ever lived right there
It's probably been recommended already but 2112 is amazing and there's a story line that runs all the way through it. The early stuff is way more album rock (circa late 60's and 70's) than stuff like Tom Sawyer, Spirit of Radio, or Free Will, as examples, which are more "radio friendly."
Geddy Lee is an amazing vocalist and bassist, Neil Peart was the best drummer alive, and Alex Lifeson's guitar work is amazing as well. You wanna see an amazing live video, check out YYZ. Limelight is also one of their best studio songs.