First Time Hearing Rush Subdivisions (Reactions!!)
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Love the change on your face when Neil Peart show his mastery..
Three of the most talented musicians ever. Can NOT believe the music that only 3 can produce.
Totally respect the tempo change ups.
Rush is one of the very best bands to ever exist.
if not the very best of them all... only time and majority opinion will tell!
This is a hard one. I rank them with Pink Floyd. They are really close.
I have to strongly agree that they are the best. I saw them over 20 times. Incredible performers.
@@jevs402 I saw them at R30 UK a privilege i will never forget..
Neal Peart passing left a huge hole in the drum community. Loved and respect by all. Rip Neal!
He was one of the greatest of all time. I can't think of many drummers whose skill surpass Neal's.
@@Eric-yt7fp lt's a waste of thought my friend!!! He is the professor he is the formula.
Neil is irreplaceable, but with his passing, I believe the greatest living drummer torch has been passed to Danny Carey.
Rush in my opinion is the greatest 3 piece band of all time.
Seen them live three times , on point every time. One of the greatest 🙌
"Conform or be cast out" - timeless lyrics from 3 of the best musicians ever.
As good a line as "if you choose not to decide you still have made a choice."
Both of these are timeless and poignant lines 🤘🤘
This song hit me hard as a teenager. I was more into punk and metal, but this still got to me. The lyrics probably paved the way quite a bit though :)
@@punkjay4681 ditto.
RUSH is one of the reasons why bands like TOOL exist. Danny and Neil where good friends. You've also just discovered the greatest drummer ever to bless music. You sat there speechless through the whole song rush is now about to own stock in your life.... You will be thankful my friend.
I also noticed the jaw drop look on his face. Seeing them play 2112 live in a theater was a great experience.
Keep playing more from Rush you won't be disappointed.
Best 3 piece band of all time! RIP NEAL PEART aka The Professor 🙏
It amazes me that only 3 musicians can make this sound! Incredible talent!
The kit for The Professor was not only massive, he *used* all of it.
I've said on on other reaction videos, he may not be your favourite drummer, but there is a good chance he is your favourite drummer's favourite drummer.
Welcome to a Rabbit hole that will last forever with Rush. RIP Neal Peart arguably the best drummer of all time. So glad you finally reacted to them. Sings to react to Tom Sawyer, Limelight, Spirit of the Radio, Red Barchetta, La Villa Strangiato, working man, Closer to the heart. And YYZ live in Rio will blow your mind. Love the channel 😁❤️
Any of those would be amazing.
R.I.P. Professor....sorely missed. I saw them 3 times this album was my first Rush Show. Just a humungous catalog of great music. Moving Pictures and Permanent Waves and 2112 are all masterpieces. Such a classy group that I never ever get tired of listening to.
First I saw was Hemispheres and many times there after. What a lot of sound for three people
truly awesome band. just musically gifted. and played live like no other band. blessed to have seen the holy trio perform live
each one of them MASTERS of their instruments. RIP, Professor.
The brilliance and magic of the number 3
Omg you're finally doing Rush. They have 19 studio albums. Countless amazing songs. I'm glad you liked them .there's live stuff dating back to 1974 with them until 2015.
Oh boy I'm so excited for you.Your entering the Rush rabbit hole.Lots of mind blowing reactions to come.I became a fan at age 9 when I heard my older brothers album Moving Pictures.
Great reaction! Rush were huge influences on Tool & Primus. My personal favorite band comprised of 3 master musicians. Check out Xanadu live from the Exit Stage Left concert… you won’t be disappointed
U and I think alike
Hemispheres is one of the greatest progressive rock albums
That version of Xanadu IS great but I still prefer the original studio recording and I feel that way about most, if not all, of their longer epic pieces.
Sometime soon I hope you’ll see earlier works by these talented lads - the absolute definition of power trio. 🤘🏼🎧🤟🏼
Everything about Rush is phenomenal
This song will sound great in your car Polo. One of my favorite bands of all time.
Lime light and Distant Early Warning are great Rush songs. Thank you POLO!
Rush is the greatest band of all time and space!!! Tool, Primus, and countless others owe so much of their success to their love of this incredible band.
I’ve stood just feet from them playing when we were all kids, comparatively, and saw us all change over decades of live shows. This is, IMHO, their best song, one in an endless volume of transcendently great music. RIP, Neil.
Geddy’s bass playing really made that song. Incredible.
Their talent and words, in 1982,. I really believe Niel, saw that, and wrote about it. So, much truer today.
Man. Another great band. So many amazing songs.
Every drummer should learn this song. There is a great drumcam video of this song from the R30 show as well👍
was lucky enough to see them on their very last tour here in Toronto and it was by far the best concert i have ever been to, from the song selection to the stage set up just amazing from start to finish.
It's crazy. You can go listen to a studio copy, and Neal's drumming sounds exactly like this live version. Beat for beat.
Just three musicians 🤯🤯
Obviously you saw the love and admiration for this great band, even in Holland 🇳🇱 Master musicians who broke the mold and inspired generations! Geddy Lee had/has a voice you either loved or hated. Nei Peart, the Professor, not only set a new standard for drummers, was a master lyricist. Alex Lifeson, often overlooked, was one of the most influential guitarist among guitarists.
Old Rush, not so old Rush, enjoy the ride! Your world is about to change!
I rushed right over for this one!!
I see what you did there 😂🤟
@@angelabordack”Beat” me to it
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*giggles* 🤘😎💜
Incredible sound! I love this Band!
I saw here in Maracanã at 2003. And Neil Peart make solo in your drums incredible!!! Peoples up in The Sky!
I have been following you on your Tool journey, and it should be known that Danny Carey lists Neil Peart ( the drummer here from Rush, may he RIP) as one of his main influences. Known as "the professor", he is one of the best you will ever see behind the kit, as is the rest of the musicians in Rush. Geddy Lee on the bass, lead vocals, keys, and even pedals, and Alex Lifeson on the guitar. Be warned, like Tool the rabbit hole for Rush is HUGE. The more you listen, the more you will become a fan of the band. If you want to see the insane musicianship of this band, you should react to the live version of Xanadu, and the studio version of Spirit of Radio. They will blow your mind. There are many, many others to hear, but that is a good starting point to see just how good they are. Later you will discover the epic 2112, Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, The Trees, Big Money, New World Man, Red Sector A, Anthem, Animate, YYZ, Roll the Bones, Limelight etc. The list goes on and on. Enjoy the journey, you won't be disappointed.
Thanks for doing some Rush! Individually all great musicians with an amazing body of work. As far as drumming goes, Neil Peart (The Professor) was one of the finest drummers to have ever played the drums, and has influenced many that followed, including one of your favorites, Danney Carey from Tool. Please check out their live performance of Xanadu if you really want to see them at their musical peak!
And down the incredibly deep rabbit hole that is Rush we go! One of my favorite bands ever. You're in for quite a trip with their music. Enjoy!
For those seeking the rabbit hole often becomes home.
Of all the great Rush songs, this wouldn't have been my first choice to introduce you to their music. I think I would have started with Tom Sawyer or Working Man but if I had to recommend one song that is a must listen, it's my favorite, Red Barchetta.
Neil Pert (deceased), Geddy Lee & Alex Lifeson.
Epic
Grew up in the same ‘subdivision’ as them . Willowdale, Ontario, 🇨🇦.
Great band and best friends for over 40 years! RIP Neil 😢
Nice. Hope you go back and relisten to the studio versions. For what you gain live, there's a lot that's missed from the studio release.
Mt Rushmore of rock n roll !! Do the Rush Thing !! Spirit of radio. Toronto. Live !! 😎
Any time you see the professor's drum kit and think "that's too much" just watch and listen and you will quickly realise, it's just right.
RUSH! My favorite! Try “Working Man,” too!
You absolutely cannot go wrong with Rush!
Super!!! Now you or someone else can try that with George Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F - the 20th century's best work.😊
This and the album 2112 are my favorites from Rush, truly a legendary band. RIP Neal Peart
I have played drums for 46 years. My biggest influence and the man I pattern my playing after is undoubtedly THE Professor. RIP dear Sir.
Saw these guys 13 times over the years! By far my favorite!
Only got to see them once. Moving pictures tour. Long time ago. Amazing
I jealous I only got to see them once. At least I had good seats
@@DavidBrown-yd9le me too. Just the one time. June 27 1984. Row 26, right in the middle. Amazing. My ears are still ringing.
@@karlsjunior466 I was about 10 rows back closer to the right edge than the middle. My concert T has mostly disintegrated
@@DavidBrown-yd9le same concert? Same date?
Breaks my heart seeing Neil and knowing I will never see them again. 😢
Polo love your minimal interruptions!! Keep on letting the music flow.
Your introduction to Rush was the same as mine! Subdivisions was the first song I can remember hearing from them back when I was a Junior in High School in 1982. I was blown away, even more when I found out they'd been around since 1974 and had somehow flown under my musical radar. So much great music and power from three guys!
Perfect every time. Rest in Peace Neil. ❤🔥🥁
I mean, I named my pup, “Geddy.”
Dude you didn't even pause it once to comment. Just enraptured by greatness. 🤣
Yo! Polo! Im 45 and got into Rush around 15-16 years old. They are among Canadas’ best exports of all time. If yo wanna get real, check out the album “A Farewell to Kings”. I was fortunate enough to see them back in around 2002-2003 at The Gorge in George, WA. I always liked Rush but it wasn’t until I saw Geddy Lee playing the bass with hammer-ons, playing keyboard, using foot pedals and singing all at the same time that I realized how AWESOME HE IS! Not to mention the others in the band.
Yo! I was there too man!
I have seen Rush in concert in my teens. They are insane live
The greatest 3 man band ever to play music. Neil was an incredible drummer and lyricist. Geddy and Alex are underrated as guitarists
Love Rush! I have a friend who saw them 30+ times over the years.
POLO you’re awesome! Your reaction videos feel truly genuine. Your vid’s have opened my eyes. The music you react to is mostly the music I love and grew up with. What you’ve done for me is opening my mind to other genres and artists. I’m a metal head but there are so many true artists out there that I haven’t discovered. Thank you for being you.
I admit I never really got into Rush, but I can get what they did and what they are. Some amazing musicians.
Amazing. I consider Rush the exact same function as Tool for 1975-1990 in music. Best progressive rock/metal of their era💯🔥🔥🔥
25ish years after I first heard this song it still gives me goosebumps. RIP Mr Peart and thank you Rush for the gift you've given the world.
Got to see them live about 7 times. They brought it every single time.
Introducing! Neil Peart......
This was my request. So happy you enjoyed it 😁
I was at that concert!
Best drummer in the world world no contest
Rush is one of top bands ever
I saw them in my high school 1974-73 without Neil Peart on drums. Even then you knew they were taking off, one album out and they were amazing!!!
There is so much Rush you need to listen to.
saw this band twice and what an experience they were
Before there was Danny Carey there was Neil Peart…absolutely amazing drummer
As great of a live band that Rush is I think the studio version of this song is better. I wouldn’t mind a second listen of the same song (hint hint)
Agreed, the are one of the best live bands ever but also a band that should get studio listens first. One exception I think is of course Xanadu Exit Stage Left
This is just touching the surface of the mastery of Rush. Keep going and live is required 🎶🔥🙌🏻❤️
More Rush eh
Geddy is a huge influence on Les Claypool of Primus
Red Barchett, YYZ, Spirit of Radio, so many amazing tracks
RUSH will forever be one of my favorites! All that music from 3 musicians!!! They are truly a bands band!
One of my favorite songs from one of my favorite band. Incredible, clever lyrics and a real tight sound from the band. I will say that I much prefer the studio track to this particular live performance, so you should check it out.
Great reaction!! It's awesome that you have discovered Rush. I discovered them, in my early teens and they've been my favorite band, ever since. This is a great song, but not very successful, commercially. I think you would like a few more songs, from this album...Analog Kid, Digital Man, Losing It and Countdown. At some point, you must listen to Tom Sawyer!! It's arguably, their best song and most commercially successful. See what you think.
A huge wall of sound but intricate at the same time. Rush is still a huge influence on a lot of bands.
It’s wild to think about how many bands exist because of 3 modest Canadian dudes.
You have a giant list of songs to go from ...RUSH 🤙
Neil (drums) & Geddy (bass) were so unbelievably great that one can almost forget how amazing Alex (guitar) truly is. No one is on the level of Rush.
When I was 19 I had a Monte Carlo with 6 speakers and a sub... I remember specifically pulling into a ga station with this at 11 on the volumes in the $$ part of town and got the looks we give people today for vibrating every car around them bumpin tha bass, but back in 1991. Ahhhh.... memories..
One of many songs that need to be cranked up.
Rush were something else. All three members are at the very top of the pyramid when talking about their respective instruments.
Neil is almost undisputed in drumming circles. Geddy is one of the monsters of bass guitar. Alex humbles guitarists by his ability to fill all the space the band needs and his just broad range of styles and sounds.
Their music is like porn to musicians. When you next go for a half hour drive somewhere, put "2112" on and turn it up. That's 21 minutes and 12 seconds of something only Rush can pull off.
rush has been an inspiration for many bands, including:
Bands that weren’t in some way inspired by Rush since the 70s would probably be the shorter list. 😉
RUSH LIVE……I was lucky enough to see one of the last shows before Neil died at SPAC N.Y. Simply the most talented three man band ever. Incredible performances every time. “In eight years I’ll be seventy one, I can play Charlie Watts drum parts when I’m seventy one, I can’t play Neil Peart’s drum parts when I’m seventy one” - Neil Peart at sixty three.
I've been a huge Rush fan since the mid 70's. How so many people are new to them just blows my mind. But then again, I'm older.
Polo you must watch Rush song Working Man live in Cleveland.
Also La Villa Strangiato studio version. Enjoy the ride.
Glad you liked it considering this isn't even close to being their best performance of this song. You would have been better off with the official version, but if you want to see a really good live performance of theirs try Working Man Live in Cleveland, Xanadu from exit stage left or YYZ live in Rio.
>this isn't even close to being their best performance of this song.
Agreed. Also, the original official video was better than this. But this is the first live YT song I've heard/seen so I may be too critical.
Oh my God being there is so much good Rush, they were so groundbreaking and have a lot of different sounds over a lot of different years. Rest in peace Neil Peart, one of the greatest drummers ever. He died recently.
And I know what you mean about Geddy Lee's bass playing, I love his bass playing so much. He is just beyond, butall of these guys multitask like crazy. They were just a three-piece. But they brought the sound of a seven-man band. Because they could all multitask and still make it real.
For a really hard rocking vanger, to show you what they're capable of, but it still has a fantastic and positive message, check out something for nothing from side B of The Rush 2112 album from 1976. Side A is a concept album which I have heard people react to the whole thing and you pretty much have to do the whole side of the album. It's basically a play in seven chapters and it's kind of science fiction and its groundbreaking and it's wonderful and it will take you on an entire journey. But then side B is these standalone hits, and every single one of them is fire in its own way.
If you like this one you have to check out the greatest opening by Rush in Cleveland, Ohio. Getty Lee plays the bass like a lead in this one. And he and Alex, lead guitar, duel at one point. and of course Niel Peirt is arguably the greatest drummer that ever lived. These guys are the most underrated band in all of music
The album version of this puts me right back into growing up in the subdivisions in the 80s. This whole album is so very underrated, if there is such a thing for Rash albums.
If it’s underrated, my guess would be because of the album it was following up. _Signals_ is great, but _Moving Pictures_ is certainly not an easy act to have to follow.
Subdivisions is such a great driving tune! Watch your speed! LOL!
Drums and bass are often mentioned in the GOAT conversation, and Alex on guitars is in the top tier for me no doubt.
Polo speechless through the whole video? Priceless!
Neal Peart the drummer is simply referred to as “ Master”.
This song is such a small teaser to all the stuff Rush can do. 😅🤘 More Rush dude!! 🤘
One of my favorite rush albums 😊
Best 3mAn band everrrrr tho Triumph is terrific ... btw non Canadian
Listening to Subdivisions in the car will be great because you'll actually hear the original studio recording from 1982. There's several awesome live Rush recordings but this wasn't one of them!
Listen to the song La Villa Strangiato it's a long song with many time changes and some absolutely ridiculous guitar by Alex , it is a masterpiece of music!!!!
Your journey will be opposite of mine as a 40-year RUSH fan with 19 shows attended and 35 RUSH shirts in my closet, I only found TOOL after RUSH ended. I've followed your rock music journey through the various artists thinking when we get to RUSH And now you're here. Hopefully the recommendations that you get are sound and you stick with their better known hits until you get familiar with their style. Too often I've seen deep cuts recommended and then folks don't understand what they're listening to.
For me, I think you should listen to the first side of 2112 next to get a good feel for what RUSH is about. 🤘🏼💯
Right on. Thanks for sharing.