Vocal Coach Reacts To Rush | Tom Sawyer | Live At Sarsock Festival |Ken Tamplin
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2019
- Vocal Coach Reacts To Rush | Tom Sawyer | Live At Sarsock Festival |Ken Tamplin
It's pretty incredible to look at the music that was made by a band made up of just 3 members but Rush was able to build a legendary career with their small core group.
This Canadian band formed back in 1968 and got their early sound from the influences of Led Zeppelin and Cream. They got their first gig playing a coffee shop called the "Coff-In".
Most of the lyrics to Rush's songs were written by drummer Neil Peart and the band's longest song was called "2112". It was made up of seven parts and was 20 minutes and 33 seconds long.
The band has gone on to put out 24 gold, 14 platinum, and 3 multi-platinum albums and have been nominated for 7 Grammys. In 1994 they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and they continued to tour up until 2015.
I'll be reacting to a performance of "Tom Sawyer"from the band's highest selling album Moving Pictures. The tune is one of their most popular songs and lead singer Geddy Lee called it the band's "defining piece of music ... from the early '80s".
I hope you all enjoy the video and please let me know what you thought about their performance.
Also check out this version of "Spirit of Radio" that my student Adrian Dyer did here:
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Rest In Peace Neil Peart :(
Cursi ❤️
Rush is a 3 man band that sounds like 12. They're not a band, they're a phenomenon.
Playful Kitten 👍
The dryers gave Geddy the clean, warm, and dry tone he wanted.
Pete Turney 😆👍
the fabric softener sheets in the dryer also give him that soft sound
@@robertfling6173 yeah, I thought his bass had a bit of a harsh edge to the tone until he added those fabric softener sheets. It just smoothed that tone right out, and also added a pleasant fragrance coming off the stage. He had a very, very dry sound to the bass. Those dryers also added a bit of a tumbling, sweeping phase, like Leslie cabinets of old.
Brilliant
After they started plugging their instruments straight into the PA, Alex continued to keep his big stack of amps behind him just for authenticity or something, so Geddy decided "If Alex can have a bunch of useless equipment behind him while he plays, why can't I?". And thus, the washing machines served as this useless equipment during Vapor Trails and R30. IIRC, there's even a vending machine on the R30 DVD.
Hahaha! I wouldn't be surprised.
Oh my god that’s hilarious 😂
The funniest part is that those machines are actually spinning laundry in them at that moment. Haha!
Kinda think what you mean but there's not a bassist or guitar player in the world who would plug-in directly to the PA.
Later on, it was rotisserie chicken, that the roadies actually ate after the shows.
Btw, during the tour, actually laundry was being cleaned in the machines.
The best band ever to rock the world ... RUSH!
A lot of people detest Geddy's vocals, however I find it to be the perfect instrument for Rush.
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Alex for many years will come to the restaurant, I was the waiter for his table a few times . Simple and nice guy. Never told I was a big fan of Rush.
Always great to hear that a great is a nice guy! Happy New Year! 🎉
Man, it must have been hard to hold back your enthusiasm. But I understand. I heard Neil was a more private person. I'm like that. I perform covers, but socially I hide. Ha, ha.
My all time favourite band - they have been with me since I was 13 and I am now 53. Some songs remind me of happy times and others of darker times. They are all master musicians and they all played without ego - for each other first and foremost and for the fans. Every show I attended was jam packed with songs - no warm up act - started on time - played like their lives depended on it. On their last tour Neil felt he was getting to the point that he couldn’t keep up to his standards of performance. Being Neil he couldn’t accept anything other than his best. He hated the adulation and the rock star thing but he also had a fierce commitment to giving the fans everything they paid for (and more). And yes - they aren’t showy - they are down to earth Canadians. For me, the music of my life. They have an irreplaceable place in my heart and soul.
I love Geddy Lee's voice. For as heavy & intricate the music tends to be, his voice cuts through it or soars above. Watched a documentary about RUSH and Neil Peart is an absolutely fascinating human.
Where did you find the documentary?
It’s Neal I believe.
I'll have to look up that documentary, Donna!
Rush live was an experience like no other. Pure genius!!!!
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Nothing beats Geddy Lee's vocals man
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Jonah Wukotich Freddie Mercury’s vocals.
Geddy is Gary but his mother rolled her R’s so it sounded like Geddy. Was an awesome behind the scenes interview with Dan Rather.
@@Hunter-lx8kl Have you heard of Robert Plant, Bruce Dickinson
@@richj011 actually, Robert Plant was an influence for Geddy. You can hear it on "rush" (album), on "fly by night" and everything else in their early stuff
RIP neal peart. what a wonderfully talented musician the human race was blessed to have his wonderful music. may he rest in peace.
Indeed.
Today the world lost a musical icon... Neil Peart 1952-2020.
Yes, very sad news. From the official Rush website:
It is with broken hearts and the deepest sadness that we must share the terrible news that on
Tuesday (January 7, 2020) our friend, soul brother and band mate of over 45 years, Neil, has lost his incredibly brave three and a half year battle with brain cancer (Glioblastoma). We ask that friends, fans and media alike understandably respect the family's need for privacy and peace at this extremely painful and difficult time. Those wishing to express their condolences can choose a cancer research group or charity of their choice and make a donation in Neil's name.
Rest in peace brother
I was the afternoon DJ at a radio station in Tampa Florida when Rush was brand new. I would get calls all the time asking me if this was Led Zeppelin. It sounds kinda funny now, but back then, their music really blew people away because the sound was such a nuance. My program director altered the play schedule to allow for airplay of the longer Rush songs, which was almost unheard of back then.
Very cool!
Best band EVER !
Rush committed to Music integrity, i feel sorry for anyone who didn't get to see them Live especially in the 80s and yes Neil forever Drum Master!!
One of my few regrets in life is not seeing Rush live.
That's too bad, Ehriben!
I saw them live in 2007 in Raleigh. A birthday present from my wife.
I could've seen Rush open for Pink Floyd but I saw Gwar with the Melvins the week before so I couldn't😡
@@dizzle7558 Man u messed up lol!!
My heart breaks for you!
I've heard Tom Sawyer many times....but when it's coming at you live..... there's nothing like it! !!!! Great videos man! Tony P
RIght?!
Rush had a big sense of humor. Thus the appliances on stage. Best power trio EVER!
Great band!
LOVE RUSH !!!!! BEST BAND EVER !!!!!
Sometimes I think Geddy has a continual flow of helium coming through his mic!😅🍻 gr8 video, GOD bless!!!
Haha, maybe that's his secret? 🤔
@@kentamplin i didnt know about him losing his voice; sad, but hes had a incredible run of it!
I used to feel embarrassed because so many people said Geddy sounded like a gerbil singing. I always liked his unique style and was blessed to be able to cover it naturally.
I love taking on people who bad mouth rush . They have the BEST drummer in the world they're Canadian and a 3 man band! I remember sifting through the rock section at the music store a and when you get to the rush section it's massive all those albums they take up more space on the shelf than most bands.
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Rush is from Canada. Geddy Lee plays guitar with peddles and keyboard and sings. I don’t know how three guys make such great music together. Geddy is awesome. All three were masters of the instruments they played. Lifeson on guitar and Peart on drums. He built that set. All together they were awesome. Washing machines in the background. I never understood that. RIP Neil Peart. 🙏🏼🧡💙😪
LOVE RUSH!!! Went and saw them play live in Chicago and San Diego. And then had the opportunity to see them get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. One of the best nights ever!!!! The balcony were all Rush fans and the huge stirred up sound we made when they were first mentioned and every time after that - great gift to give to our favorite band! Breaks my heart that that is now in the past. But we were blessed to have them at all. RIP Neil. Blessings to Alec and Geddy.
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Rush and Triumph are probably my two favorite bands. Both very humble and unassuming.
I love that about both of them, Tim!
RUSH IS NOT A BAND !!
RUSH IS A STATE OF BEING !!
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Neil rip.. wasn't the original drummer for working man and earlier stuff like that for the first yr or 2.
Kenneth Kustren #preach
A state of mind!
May the Rush be with you... 🖖 Live Long and rock out...
absolutely a brilliant band! Makes this Canadian Proud, great review Ken
Yes, I salute them! With a Moosehead, eh.
Oh man thanks so much Ken. Was so curious about what your reaction to RUSH would be. You know your drummer is awesome when he writes your songs too. Canada thanks you. Oh ya again sorry for Bieber, Nickelback and Avril Lavigne. Keep killing it man. You rock!! Also if at some point a Neil Young reaction would be great. Another iconic Canadian with a one of a kind voice and sound
I'm glad you enjoyed it, Joe Soup!
Dude, Nickelback and Avril are entertaining! Lowbrow maybe, but entertaining. Don’t apologize.
Love the respect you give them they always did themselves and Canada proud every time they stepped on stage :-)
Rock on!
I met them in Buffalo. Great down to earth guys.
That's awesome, Karen!
Not many with as high a range as Geddy. I heard these guys took their music serious, always thinking towards the next show. After their shows they went to their rooms and went to sleep to get proper rest, no alcohol, etc.. they took it serious. I think people like Geddy must have certain sinus pockets to have such head tones. Legend band for sure!
Professionals.
@@kentamplin oh yeah they took their music seriously but not themselves!!! LOL!!! this was the beauty of RUSH!!!
Thats th same w/ Sammy Hagar, full nights sleep every night b4 performing. Hes 72 & goin strong!
Indeed. In their documentary members of another band jokingly said Rush were a boring band. Because when they visited them in their hotel room after a show, they were drinking tea, reading, and/or watching tv. Before going to bed early. No groupies! 😁
@Golden Knight It was Gene Simmons(KISS) that said this. But you are correct they were not always like that.
FINALLY....thanks Ken for doing a Rush video....500,000 people there that day. I remember it well. All your comments are spot on !!
That was quite a crowd, John!
This was a fund raising concert for when the Sars virus hit Toronto hard. Rush, ACDC and the RollingStones were all there working for free. Charlie Watts came out and stood side stage to watch Neil Peart play...pretty cool. ACDC that night was so off the charts good that the Stones were very anti-climactic.
Thanks for letting us know, John!
John gatti true. I have this on dvd.
In fairness, when are the Stones not very anticlimactic
Charlie Watts..the most consistent drummer in the world..lol.
Man! I was worried about SARS potentially of going full pandemic.
🚫 I was serving in the US Navy in Tokyo at that time 2003-2005 🚫
When I think of musicianship, class, integrity, value, quality.
Rush is on top of the mountain laughing because even up there, they don't take themselves too seriously 🤘
I covered 2112, spirit of radio, freewill back in the 80s in my band Ken. It was a lot of fun except I had to sing 4 octives lower than the original because I did not know you or your course😢
Thank you for the video Ken The video reaction was spot on.
David Lane 👍👍
Phenomenal band. Neil R I P
anybody who was in high school in the late 70's (like me) had their lives deeply impacted by these guys. Of course I saw em many times and had never seen such technical precision and definitely never saw anybody play drums like that in my life. RIP Neil....you were unmatched and will be greatly missed.
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I 1st heard 2112 my senior year of HS. I had heard Moving Pictures on the radio and liked it but when I heard 2112, I was absolutely destroyed. Instant life long fan. I'm thankful I got to se them live.
I attended this show which was dubbed "SARStock." I drove from Colorado to Toronto with a friend of mine. Rush is/was my favorite group. This was such a memorable show due to the huge crowd. The estimate was 500k people in attendance, which was the largest single-day concert in North American history. RIP Neil Peart.
Thanks for the visit. Rock on! 👍
I remember hearing of that,just beating Simon and Garfunkel's Central Park 1981...That is an Ocean of Humanity.
Love Rush! Talented as impossible rsrsr... The whole stuff, music, lyrics, instrumental.. Wow!
Deborah Vellozo da Silva 👍👍👍
I was actually at this festival, it was amazing!!! They were playing in their hometown and the crowd was so into it. :D I got to see AC/DC as well so an amazing day.
Can you believe this was during an outbreak of a very infectious disease!!?? Think about that now in 2020 with covid and look at all those people crammed together. This was a charity festival to raise money to help out during this epidemic of SARS, a virus in the same family as Covid-19, can you imagine??
Imagine that!
if you want a sense of how down to earth they are you need to watch Beyond The Lighted Stage...totally amazing band!
No, his mind is not for rent
To any god or government
Always hopeful, yet discontent
He knows changes aren't permanent
But change is
Alfonso Gutierrez nailed another MONSTER aspect to Rush. Lyrically Neil is on another level. Thanks for the video.
Alfonso Gutierrez 👍
@@kentamplin his legacy rocks on
So intellectual, but I had no idea of those words past the second line.
The first two lines are sing-along, the rest are part of a doctoral thesis and not really lyrics, except for that Geddy makes them sound good.
"Slappin da bass mon" - Paul Rudd
What is that? You sound like a leprechaun.
@@kentamplin Hahahaha....such a great part in the movie!!
Tom sawyee lol. The movie is "I Love You Man".
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The same thing that made you great KEN .yeah your mechanics. Your voice. Yet its the love and heart I also hear in your voice
Thank you, Jon!
I love Rush and a great Live Exit Stage Left. Great job Ken🎤
I'm glad you liked it, Pamela!
Geddy! Yayyy! 👌😄 🇨🇦
Wheeee!
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Don't know where I was but, wow never knew til now that ALL that sound came from 3 guys and that the lead singer played 2 other instruments. . .
Huge crowd of people!
Great song and always love Ken's enthusiasm, charisma and musical history lessons
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I'm glad you enjoyed it, Marilyn!
Three absolute masters of their respective instruments.
Absolutely!
I have always been in awe of this group. Only 3 people in this band, and all that music coming from 3 people. Geddy Lee has the most unusual voice, and one of the best voices. They are so talented. And I watched a recent interview with Geddy Lee, about going back on tour. He said probably not, as the drummer is getting arthritis in his hands, understandably. But yes they are unassuming. Favorite line of all time, from Freewill. "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice." Classic.
So talented!!! Amazing songwriters and performers, all. Too bad for people that never got to see them live, I think they're fully retired.
The first tour I saw Rush live was on their Permanent Waves tour. That was in 1980 and Geddy’s side of the stage had a wall of Ampeg SVT speaker cabinets. The SVT cabinets have eight 10” speakers, so they are one of the largest speaker cabinets of any single instrument (forward sound systems can have much larger speakers).
He was still using the SVT cab for Moving Pictures and I believe Signals, but somewhere around GUP or PW Geddy began plugging directly into the main mixing board. He was no longer using stage amps, so his side would just be blank, while Alex was still using amps, from Marshalls, to Hiwatts, Gallien Kruegers, Mesas, Hughes & Kettners to his own brand Lerxsts, usually stacking up several cabinets with four 12” speakers, creating a wall behind him.
That was just rock and roll from the 70s and 80s; walls of amps and cabinets stacked heigh at the back of the stage. Technology would eventually render that useless for getting the best sound, giving the producers and engineers at the board more control over the sound. It may have sounded better, but it didn’t look as cool. Alex continued to stack up amps, most of which were dummies with the only thing working in them was the pilot light.
Geddy could have had a bunch of fake cabinets and amp heads made to make the curtain behind him, ok,e a lot of groups did, it that’s not the Canadian way. He wanted something comical, so the dryer stack was born. On later tours the dryers changed to rotisserie ovens, comp,etc with chickens inside and chefs periodically checking them. They were also snack vending machines on one tour. The entire backdrop became a huge steam punk time machine for the aptly names Time Machine tour.
Their final tour saw them finally have fake amp and cabinet props made.... many of them. The concert began with enormous walls of cabinets and amps, but as the show progressed, stage hands would periodically come and remove some of the amps and speakers and swap out amps for older models. The wall would continue to shrink as the stage did. The actual size of the stage, or amount of it Alex and Geddy used continued to diminish as the amp technology continued to age and get smaller, until the backdrop displayed a basket ball hoop and lockers, giving the illusion of a gymnasium.
By the show’s end, Rush was playing their earliest music, in a gym, with small little amps. Possibly the models they used in their humble beginning.
Thanks for the great thoughts! 👍😀
Slight correction; it’s not “Neil Purt”, it’s “Neil Peart” as in pierce except with a “t”.
Yes, please, Ken, Neil's last name rhymes with "fear" with a "t" at the end. It's not "Pert" like the shampoo brand. That's a rookie mistake from someone who's liked the band for over 40 years (assuming that you have been a fan that long).
Thanks for pointing that out, JP!
Another great outtake from the movie "I love you man!"
It is still hard for me to remember after like 30 years of saying it wrong, lol.
I call myself Lucky cause i have seen these great Guys on stage live twice in Germany.R30 Tour in Frankfurt and some years later in the city of Oberhausen .sold out big huge arenas 13000 +
they blew me away and not only me.
I haven't sang at a Karaoke bar for 5 years, you have inspired me, to really ldo it again, I am 60, and never hurt my throat, I can hit most notes, just need to get involved in really get serious.
I used to cover this tune with a band I was in, aside from the vocals being challenging.. You're correct to mention the absolutely monstrous sound they made as a 3 piece. Our drummer loved the fills after the guitar solo and always had the biggest grin across his face during that part, I'd transposed those melodic keyboard parts for guitar, did the best I could at a note for note interpretation of the solo and we had two guitarists underneath it all. Tough, tough music to play convincingly! Gives you a unique perspective when you're in the middle of it all. These guys were totally natural and genuinely all at a masterful level with their respective crafts/instruments! An inspirational amount of talent in that band. ✌️. Greetings from the UK!
Sounds like great fun!!
@@kentamplin It was while it lasted! Unfortunately short lived as a band, those guys were fantastic musicians and always busy as a result. So we couldn't pull together and rehearse. Think we learned 4 songs in a year before we disbanded. Shame! But such is life. ✌️ All the best Ken 😊
I always found Geddys singing voice perfect for me. Would have loved seeing a Rush cover band. I also played bass, synthesizer and sang, but that was a long time ago now.
Hey Ken! Indeed, one of my favorite bands of all time!
They're great!
Now I’m going back to listen to the original ! Thanks!
Chris Sander 👍
Ken.....l love your reaction....and your comments are exellent.....l love Rush ...very talent .
Thanks so much! Appreciate the visit!
Love Rush!
Great video man!
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Thanks, man!
This is my Dad’s favorite band, I heard them so much growing up I hated them 😂. Now I really like them and appreciate their talent!!
Oh, dads...
My favorite drummer, Neil Peart! He`s also the songwriter, amazing band! Thank you for this video!
He's the chief Lyricist not the songwriter.
I'm glad you liked it, Marijana!
Sorry , that's what i wanted to say, but my English... I said it in Serbian.
Love your breakdown of one of the greatest prog rock bands of all time. Cheers from🇨🇦🤘
Glad you enjoyed it, Got_Me_Stumped!
Oh how I LOVE Rush!!! I'm such a time signature geek. Not sure if it's true, but I read once that Geddy was originally singing as they were searching for a dedicated lead singer, but nobody else was the right fit. I can't imagine anyone else. Same goes for each one. They found the magic lineup. Thanks for this one. ❤
I agree. The perfect ensemble.
A great story, Geddy was on a bike tour in Europe, he and his wife went to go into thier hotel toom,Geddy noticed a guy he thought looked like robert plant going in another door they both looked at each other but said nothing, later in the dining room Robert Plant approached Geddy as he recognized Geddy , that was the 1st time they met, Robert invited the Rush band to a show in Toronto they hung out ,
Thank you!
I remember Geddy Lee telling that story. Can you imagine? Rush and Led Zeppelin. Beyond iconic.
What an incredible power trio!
Deborah Vellozo da Silva 💪💪💪
Yessss!!! One of my favorite bands! Three amazingly talented musicians making all that noise!
L. Reagan 👍👍👍
Saw them at Ontario Place quite a few years ago, it was totally awesome! 👍😅
Fav song...Fly By Night 👌🌌
You should do a cover of it!?
Thanks for the suggestion!
This just happened to me a few days ago with someone I just met. While talking about our favorite bands , whenever I say Rush is my favorite , it's always the same if they're not fans , and that's " You know Rush is great , killer drummer , but I just don't like the singer man . I can't handle him. " Great drummer though. My response is usually the same , " It's pronounced Peert , and I love Geddys' voice. To be honest , at first , I too was taken aback by his voice , but I found the music so good that after a while I got it and very quickly felt Rush would not be the same without his vocals , besides all of his other talents. Geddy is incredible.
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One of my all time favorite songs. Neil Perte was the one who inspired me to become a drummer in the 70's. They are amazing for only 3 people on the stage. I was fortunate to see them live in the 80's and during this song the volume went up so high people were turning their backs because they force of the music going through our bodies. They went just a little too high for a small arena that only held 18k people. A concert I will never forget.
It's a great one, gzin33!
Rush is one of my favorite bands of all time. I've been a fan for over 40 years. I was obsessed with these guys as a younger man teaching himself to play drums. Neil was/is one of my lifetime idols. Best rock trio in history.
They are awesome, Smarty The Pants!
you need to do a Vocal Reacts on Brad Delp of Boston Thanks
Thanks for the suggestions Debbie!
I can’t believe these guys formed their band 51 years ago!
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Rush got it all
Sadly it will never happen again
Neil Peart passed away
RIP
For me the Best Rock Drummer of all time
Ken you are SUCH a light! Soo smiley. I love it. Keep shining for Jesus 🙂
Thank you, Lexie!
Awesome thanks Ken! 🇨🇦 They had a loyal Canadian audience, CanCon regs got them AirPlay... sold record’s at home. Sustained them which was cool, eh? Would love to hear mores Canadian band Reacts content, eg Gord Downy (RIP) he has unique style vocals a legend here at home
Thanks for the suggestions, Stu!
Love Gordie and the Hip! ❤️🇨🇦
Stu, you might like this. It's my fav tribute to Gord from another great Canadian band...👍😄
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Also really love this 3 piece gem of Gord's ❤️...
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Man I love your channel and everything you post. Keep it up I hope I can start your vocal course soon. Respect from Bulgaria 😁😁🤘
Thanks, Daniel!
Greatest band of all time bar none. Nothing comes close. Nothing else is even music in comparison. ;)
Thanks for the review Ken!
Great band!
Been watching this channel for a bit. Its really entertaining. You're a great singer and vocal teacher. Keep up the good work
It started as a joke. Geddy was commenting on how much equipment Alex had on his side of thr stage, so Geddy put a washer and dryer on his side to balance out the visual.
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The Bach, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky of rock!!!
Man In The Wilderness 👍👍👍
The absolute best live band I’ve ever seen. Their sound man was awesome.
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I want to express how I am blowed away with what you can do with your singing. I am learning by watching your vids. The most important thing that I want to say is, how you don’t criticize negativity you say what you think, but you are gracious and you compliment. You must be a great teacher because you explain you don’t shame anyone. I just watched a biography about Rush’s lead singer.
Thanks for the kind words, CeeCee Diamond!
"When the fuck did Rush become cool!?" - Dave Grohl. Everyone else: "Why did it take you so long to realize it?"
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RIP Neil Peart.
Yes, very sad.
RIP Neil Peart. Thanks for all the music! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Extraordinary one of my favorite bands I follow them from their beginnings!!
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@ 3:06. Yup. They're card-holding Canucks. ('You know someone's a Canadian when you bump into them by accident and _they_ apologize.')
Haha!
Been waiting for this! I love Geddy lee
He's a great one!
@@kentamplin ken back in the 70s local st. Louis band Pavlos Dog. There is no live video but I would love your take on David Surkamp. I name my daughter Julia. One of his best
One of the best drummers.......ever.
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Hi Ken! My first rock concert ever was Rush back in 1992! Mr. Big opened for them. It was a phenomenal show! Thanks for the video! Love your reactions! 🙏🏼
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Glad to see you doing a Canadian Band Ken! You have to love Rush!! Would love to see you do a reaction to Triumph!! Grown up in Canada you just have to love these two bands in my opinion! Well great reaction once again!!!
Love Triumph, too!
Agree! 🤘😎
@@kentamplin glad to hear that Ken!!
Rush is one of My favorite bands, i like the south park intro, You know Cartman and Friends singing Tom Sawyer and then appear the real Rush un concert
Hahaha!
I'm a little late with the comments. I love the channel. I think I read in an article where a reviewer said that watching Rush is like watching clothes drying. So I guess they replied back with clothes drying on stage. That's awesome.
As a Rush worshipper, I appreciate your sincere enthusiasm for other musicians. Thanks.
Thank, you, dario!
My pleasure, Dario!
Perceptive of you. Those 2 bassists were influences on Geddy. John Entwistle and Chris Squire
Nth Degree 😎
And they are all bassists who play with quite a lot of melodic movement, itself a bit unusual in rock bands but essential for those three bands they were in. Pete Townsend said that because of John, he did not need a second guitar player in The Who.
Alter Bridge - Words Darker Than Their Wings live at Royal Albert Hall (ft. Parallax Orchestra)
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Amazing live performance!!!!
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Only a country like Canada could produce a band like Rush!!!
Rock on!
"Geddy uses ear-pieces to hear himself so in place of amps, he has washing machines." It's just for humor. link ...
"Geddy no longer uses actual amplifiers on stage. He uses something called "Sans-Amp" which basically let's him process his sound just as if he had an amp on stage, but it goes directly to the sound board. He didn't want his side of the stage to seem empty so he decided to put dryers on stage, just as a joke. For the R30 tour he added a snack machine as well."
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Geddy and Alex both used back line amps on their last tour.
I never heard of listened to them either but I liked what I heard Ken I love that guitar playing and the intro that guy is a great singer he kind of looked like John Lennon but yea they have a awesome band a great singer he's great live I wouldn't want to fight that crowd if I was at this concert but anyways they impressed me Ken great reaction great response and a great awesome band I'll need to listen to some more of them good stuff man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Lots of great music, Cade. Happy to help in your education.
Yes there's a lot of great music out there and bands I've never listened to either thanks for doing reactions on these bands im discovering I appreciate you doing that
For the best of Rush live anyways, listen to Exit Stage Left from Montreal, 1981, it's a true gem.
Different Stages is also quiet good, and there's some great bootleg footage on YT from this show, i.e., The Pass, Nobody's Hero, Bravado etc. For Studio albums, give all of Permanent Waves, Hemispheres, and Grace Under Pressure a listen. And do you yourself a favor and read the lyrics; Neil Peart (likely Rock's most respected drummer) doubles as lyricist. The Professor is the likely most thought provoking and philosophical mind in Rock's history. The man has an insatiable appetite for reading and it's been said that he's read 20,000 + books over his life while on the road. He deserves your ear:) Enjoy!!
Got to see them live, being a millennial with my parents always raving about them and listening to them on the cassette tapes all the time, was pretty cool to be able to experience that. Rush is one of the best bands ever.
Yes, millennials were fortunate if they had rockers for parents. Otherwise you would have been subjected to Milli Vanilli.
Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy Oh god no... lol, though growing up seeing bands like Linkin park, evanescence, creed, three day’s grace, Jimmy eat world, foo fighters, avenged sevenfold, Slipknot, HIM, and so on, made all the difference for exposing young people to the rock scene.
Awesome video Ken! You mentioned Alex seems like a down to earth kind of guy. I can assure you he is. I've worked with him (and Geddy) for a long time. They are very humble, unassuming and genuinely good guys.
That's awesome, FreddysFrets!