That was amazing in 1976. The vinyl record cover folded open, and the story (lyrics and text for the dialog entries) were artistically displayed inside. The case/cover was a beautiful design, the music is passionate and flawless, and it's something that will be listened to for as long as humans listen to music.
You, sir, have decidedly earned yourself a new subscriber. I just always mourn anyone first-timing 2112 without knowing its a segmented story. SO enjoyed, thank you.
Yep its the year 2112.... a musical story 5 amazing parts..... Geddy the voice of priests vs the guy who found the guitar...... our three Canadian Masters...... lord luvs ducks I would not know me without Rush 45 yrs and still listen daily...... great reaction you enjoyed that...... Check out Trash talkers Smokie give a great explination of it. Cheers
Here's the basic story behind 2112. Their management wanted them to do radio friendly songs. This was a protest. They said we're not doing this for you. We're doing it for us. So they made the first half of the record all one song (kinda) and gave them the finger and created this MASTERPIECE😎 This is the story of that battle. Neil Peart wrote all of the lyrics to Rush music. We lost our GOAT. He's playing for GOD now.😇 That was the last time I cried (Sorry Christine. When Stevie goes I'm going to lose it) 😭 I'm jealous because you have the cool earphones like I had with my old turntable in the day. Now all I have is my little computer speaker. This version is cool with graphics telling the story, in the 1976 we were hit with both barrels with this, and only our imagination. " Listen to my music". "Hear what it can do". "Tere's something here as strong as life". "I know it will reach you." Thank you so much for making this GOAT enjoyable again.😎
Rush's 2112 is a Rock Opera on par with the likes of Pink Floyd's The Wall, The Who's Tommy and Styx's Kilroy Was Here among countless others. The Progressive Rock and Fusion movement of the '60s & '70s (and beyond) may have a niche following, but its greatness led the way for Progressive / Symphonic Metal and bands like Tool & Nightwish. This graphic-novel styled video really contributes nicely to realizing the narrative of the lyrics.
Had the pleasure of seeing Rush 53 times including the final show at the Forum in LA..... Having heard this live, I can say these guys were the best live act to ever grace this earth.... Fun watching you react to this.... Looking forward to seeing you react to more Rush!
You were very dedicated and fortunate!! ❤ And I 'm very envious 😏 Rush had undeniable greatness and rock god presence. Of all the many bands I've seen, I liked their shows the best. The crowd was always electric. It felt magical. I've only seen 3 other groups that could have that kind of effect on an entire stadium full.
Saw them in Connecticut during the Roll the bones tour……. Out of all the concerts I’ve ever been to they more than gave their audience. Their money is worth like 4+ hours they played.
Complete Brilliance! This song was actually a finger to their record company as the company wanted them to do shorter more radio friendly songs. This was their answer and album was a huge success and the record company never bothered them again. Rush assumed control.
the first time i heard rush was in 1977 i was 15 from the first note the music fit in my mind like a long lost puzzle piece.. my life has been blessed by this music...the musicianship the lyrics...mostly the lyrics for me is a gift for humanity
2112 is The classic example of the song that was Rush. This song is sacred and deserves detailed attention to the brilliance of musicianship and lyricism. You must read the story within the lyrics. This pleases the music gods.
It’s beyond me someone can be into music in general, especially rock, and not have heard heard Rush before they were 15 years old. Almost 50 years, countless hits, sooo many albums and world wide tours and the most dedicated fan base I know of. What rock must one be under to be oblivious of Rush. Even if they don’t appeal to someone, I cannot imagine no exposure to them unless there is no radio and electricity in your town.
The Foo fighters including Taylor Hawkins inducted Rush into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , Rush was picked to induct Yes into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , Geddy Lee the Bass player played Roundabout with Yes who happened to be his huge influence Chris Squire , The vocalist is Geddy Lee the Bass player , He does all the vocals on this album the good guy and bad guy
Was fortunate enough to see this performed live in Hollywood, FL in '77 when RUSH was the warm-up band for Bob Seger. Almost no one knew who they were. Three encores later, I would imagine Seger was just a little pissed. Seeing 3 guys put out that much sound was incredible. Hooked for life.
Love the storybook version. I’ve said this before , but how someone hasn’t made a stage production out of this epic rock composition is beyond my understanding
@@HuntingOWLgames Dude, please believe me...I'm a 40 year bass player...Rush is my #1, & The Warning band (3 pc all 3 are sisters) is my #2...this reaction is the VERY BEST I've ever heard on Rush! Thank you very much.
oh, man you remind me of the 1st time I heard this as a 12 year old in 1976...i was jumping up and down on my bed when that jam at the end of "Temples of Syrinx" kicked in
A little trivia: The voice of Authority/Doom at the end was the magnificent Neil Peart. Personally I think this is one of Geddy's best vocal performances, Banshee vocals, sweet singing and emotion throughout.
The record companies were pushing Rush to do radio friendly commercial type music , This is how Rush replied under threat of being dropped by the record company , This record sold millions with out Air play via word of mouth
@@HuntingOWLgames Do a few more random ones if you like. Then I recommend doing their entire discography. 80% of their stuff guaranteed you will love. Your life just changed.
- SCI-FI ROCK OPERA! (Hence all the sections: scenes.). - Actually, an allegory about the "evil" music industry RUSH was contending w/ at the time. - In fact, their label told them for there next album they needed to make something more "commercial" than their last... "2112" was their middle finger response! - And became an epic opus, AND commercial success. So, take that "Priests of Syrinx"! :D
An Irish Guitar player toured with Rush his Name was Rory Gallagher he was an influence on the guitar player for Rush ,, Try Natural Science studio next get ready for a ride fire 🔥 fire fire
@@HuntingOWLgames great , when Rush was unknown outside of the Toronto area Rory took them on as a back up band for part of the Rory’s North American tour , Alex the Guitar player for Rush would be at The side of Rory watching every thing he did , Later on When Rush became bigger they had Rory as the back up band , Alex and Rory spent a lot of time together, They did not talk much about music , it was about life and Books ,They did make note of how The Croatians Alexs back ground and The Irish had similar type past , history, , There is a UA-cam Video with Alex talking about Rory , Alex Liefson talks about Rory Gallagher ,
@@squamishfish oh woah thats crazy didnt know that at all here i did this when i was drunk one night take a listen lol ua-cam.com/video/0loaYSGi4J0/v-deo.html
Now try to imagine how it hit the first time it was seen and heard when it was first performed. What on this fucking Earth could you possibly compare it to?
"Attention all planets of the Solar Federation!" 7 words repeated 3 times = 21 "We have assumed control!" 4 words repeated 3 times = 12 And here's another Easter egg: 2112 is 9:12 PM in 24 hour format, and 9-12 (September 12) was Neil's birthday. For another epic masterpiece, I recommend the comic book videos for Cygnus X-1, which begin with the closing track on A Farewell To Kings, and then continue into the opening track on their subsequent album Hemispheres, adding up to 30 minutes that will completely blow your mind! Cheers from Canada! 🇨🇦 🎤 🎸 🥁 🎸 🔥 🔥 🔥
There is a great documentary somewhere on the making of the album and how they were facing being dropped by the label. Boy was the label so wrong!!!! What a career they had after 2112!!!
Remember a concert where they came out for an encore and Geddy telling the crowd we've only got time for one song, then they preceded to play this. 😊 if you like the long multi part songs like this try The Fountains of Lamneth, Cygnus x1 or even By Tor and the Snow Dog which was their original concept piece.
great reaction! Next you can try Working Man live in Cleveland or try The spirit of radio... two great piece... or La Villa Strangiato if you want to try an instrumental piece... keep going...rush is a deep rabbit hole!
2112 is a superb example of a now obsolete creation known as a 'concept' album; Genesis, Yes et al. The last great concept album in my opinion was Marillion's 'Misplaced Childhood' from 1985 (there are thousands of 38 year old women named 'Kayleigh' in England!)
Only Rush can pull off 3 kicka$$ solo at the same time. Anthem is BADA$$. Please do Jacob's Ladder live La Villa Strangiato live Pink Pop 1978. Far Cry live 2007. Trees live. I saw Rush in concert 5 times. They're amazing talent. 45 years of loving Rush.
One interesting thing about this song is the last words on this track is " attention all planets of the solar federation" is 7 words×3= 21. " we have assumed control" is 4 words ×3= 12 which equals 2112.
Rush's second epic full album side song. Are you ready for their Magnum Opus? In order please.... Rush - Cygnus X 1 - ua-cam.com/video/ZeQLVxBczBY/v-deo.html Rush - Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres ua-cam.com/video/J3AJUjtWTgc/v-deo.html
Every 2112 reaction: All my followers want me to listen to this track. Over 20 minutes (sigh). Lets get on with it (mumble) ........ Oh my god! I could have listened for 20 more minutes. How did I not hear this before now?
🔥🔥🔥 Rush's masterpiece! 🔥🔥🔥 There are live videos from the "2112" tour of this song and also on the '76 live album "All the World's a Stage" . I believe the song is shortened and not as tight, but is still worthy of a watch/listen. There're later videos of 2112 live too, but imo Geddy's vocals are sub-par after the mid '80's, early '90's. After then he started staying away from the high notes and the banshee screams❤. Now a days he doesn't sing with his chest voice anymore, only with his head voice😕 To me, it makes him sound really nasal and unnatural. He has also lost much of his high range 😞
At the end of the 2112 you keep saying " where do I start ,where do I start !?" Ill tell ya, start from the beginning and listen to it again. You will find things you missed 1st time around.
You don’t need to sit thru 20 minutes. Watch 2112 in Rio. It plays the only part worth playing. Rush fans HATE it because it’s too heavy for them. Low T.
Your excitement is so fun, love watching people discover Rush, so rewarding!
2112 and farewell to Kings as well pretty much hooked every one of us back in the day to love rush
Let’s all stop for a second and ponder the thought that these guys were in their TWENTIES when they made 2112.
3 guys, buckle in, get ready, and welcome...
As a kid, I remember hearing 2112 for the first time. I was AMAZED!!!! and HOOKED! This is pure perfection!!!
The expressiveness of Alex’s solos are incredible. He makes that thing cry, wail, and moan.
He’s unbelievable
I am still discovering Alex's legwork...on guitar!
The guy playing the drums is generally considered the greatest rock drummer, if not greatest drummer period, of all time. The late, great Neil Peart.
That was amazing in 1976. The vinyl record cover folded open, and the story (lyrics and text for the dialog entries) were artistically displayed inside. The case/cover was a beautiful design, the music is passionate and flawless, and it's something that will be listened to for as long as humans listen to music.
This was one of Jimmy Page’s
Favorite albums of 1976, And
A notable new band…
If you can Impress Jimmy, I
Think you’re doing something
Right.
Oh my
Eargasm. Rush at their finest. Freaking amazing.
1976…..1976. Ahead of their time is avast understatement.
You, sir, have decidedly earned yourself a new subscriber. I just always mourn anyone first-timing 2112 without knowing its a segmented story. SO enjoyed, thank you.
Thank you so much I hope you enjoy the videos and I'm enjoying everything I hear from rush wat a band
This was the first album I ever owned and it made me a lifelong RUSH fan
4:00 first big smile. During Alex’s solo. He’s getting it. 😊
5:33 second big smile. At first listen(?) to Geddys voice. We may have a fan.
Fucking love this song
Yep its the year 2112.... a musical story 5 amazing parts..... Geddy the voice of priests vs the guy who found the guitar...... our three Canadian Masters...... lord luvs ducks I would not know me without Rush 45 yrs and still listen daily...... great reaction you enjoyed that...... Check out Trash talkers Smokie give a great explination of it. Cheers
This is why...
All other music exists on a scale of 1 to Rush......
Here's the basic story behind 2112. Their management wanted them to do radio friendly songs. This was a protest. They said we're not doing this for you.
We're doing it for us. So they made the first half of the record all one song (kinda) and gave them the finger and created this MASTERPIECE😎 This is the story of that battle.
Neil Peart wrote all of the lyrics to Rush music. We lost our GOAT. He's playing for GOD now.😇 That was the last time I cried (Sorry Christine. When Stevie goes I'm going to lose it) 😭
I'm jealous because you have the cool earphones like I had with my old turntable in the day. Now all I have is my little computer speaker. This version is cool with graphics telling the story, in the 1976 we were hit with both barrels with this, and only our imagination.
" Listen to my music".
"Hear what it can do".
"Tere's something here as strong as life".
"I know it will reach you."
Thank you so much for making this GOAT enjoyable again.😎
The Charismatic Voice did a great review of this song! Gave me a new appreciation for it, and I’ve been listening to it for 35 years.
Thank u I do hope u liked it cheers
Amazing song,47 yrs young,totally epic.
Rush's 2112 is a Rock Opera on par with the likes of Pink Floyd's The Wall, The Who's Tommy and Styx's Kilroy Was Here among countless others. The Progressive Rock and Fusion movement of the '60s & '70s (and beyond) may have a niche following, but its greatness led the way for Progressive / Symphonic Metal and bands like Tool & Nightwish. This graphic-novel styled video really contributes nicely to realizing the narrative of the lyrics.
Had the pleasure of seeing Rush 53 times including the final show at the Forum in LA..... Having heard this live, I can say these guys were the best live act to ever grace this earth.... Fun watching you react to this.... Looking forward to seeing you react to more Rush!
You were very dedicated and fortunate!! ❤
And I 'm very envious 😏
Rush had undeniable greatness and rock god presence.
Of all the many bands I've seen, I liked their shows the best. The crowd was always electric. It felt magical. I've only seen 3 other groups that could have that kind of effect on an entire stadium full.
First time I was able to see them was R40. They were true gentlemen, gracious and humble.
Saw them in Connecticut during the Roll the bones tour……. Out of all the concerts I’ve ever been to they more than gave their audience. Their money is worth like 4+ hours they played.
The Rush rabbit hole... enjoy
Holy fuck!!!
1976, people!
Light years ahead of their time!
Awesome 😎
Another album worth listening is:
Caress of steel!
Complete Brilliance! This song was actually a finger to their record company as the company wanted them to do shorter more radio friendly songs. This was their answer and album was a huge success and the record company never bothered them again. Rush assumed control.
Amazing I keep learning
@@HuntingOWLgames The Priests in this represented the record company.
the first time i heard rush was in 1977 i was 15 from the first note the music fit in my mind like a long lost puzzle piece.. my life has been blessed by this music...the musicianship the lyrics...mostly the lyrics for me is a gift for humanity
2112 is The classic example of the song that was Rush. This song is sacred and deserves detailed attention to the brilliance of musicianship and lyricism. You must read the story within the lyrics. This pleases the music gods.
Brilliance and with only 3 members.
With RUSH you are in the presence of true greatness!! 🤘
I can see that fantastic stuff
This was my intro to Rush many, many years ago. Blew me away.
Xanadu Live Exit Stage Left 1981
Working Man Live in Cleveland
La Villa Strangiato live in Cleveland
YYZ live in Rio
It would be hard to find a guitar, bass, and drums mesh together like that.
You have to listen to it 3 more times before you get half a grasp of how good rush is
It’s beyond me someone can be into music in general, especially rock, and not have heard heard Rush before they were 15 years old. Almost 50 years, countless hits, sooo many albums and world wide tours and the most dedicated fan base I know of. What rock must one be under to be oblivious of Rush. Even if they don’t appeal to someone, I cannot imagine no exposure to them unless there is no radio and electricity in your town.
This comic book version is a must.
I have had a movie version of this song in my head for over 40 years, this album is what made me a Rush fanatic
No way that's unreal to listen to them that long
3 Canadian boys just rockin' your world!!!!!
I knew you would really like this one.
I like when you discover something 'new' in the song. Your reactions are so genuine.
Thank u pet u know I loved it
Imagine what is was like when i first heard it in 1976.....blew my mind
Be amazing
The Foo fighters including Taylor Hawkins inducted Rush into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , Rush was picked to induct Yes into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , Geddy Lee the Bass player played Roundabout with Yes who happened to be his huge influence Chris Squire , The vocalist is Geddy Lee the Bass player , He does all the vocals on this album the good guy and bad guy
They were light years beyond the bands of their time!
Oh I agree
Definitely need to check out Xanadu Live 1981. Showcases how three guys can create such sound. Masters of their craft.
You did pick the right background! LOL Love RUSH and love Neal Peart more!!
Was a great song I keep putting on now while I'm about the house
@@HuntingOWLgames good jams are a must...but you know that! See ya later, friend!
Was fortunate enough to see this performed live in Hollywood, FL in '77 when RUSH was the warm-up band for Bob Seger. Almost no one knew who they were. Three encores later, I would imagine Seger was just a little pissed. Seeing 3 guys put out that much sound was incredible. Hooked for life.
Alex is often overlooked in the greatest guitarist debate, sadly...
One of the greatest albums of all time IMO!
I can see y
Love the storybook version. I’ve said this before , but how someone hasn’t made a stage production out of this epic rock composition is beyond my understanding
I wasn't to sure if it was the right vid at the start
Same here. I was unaware.
@@HuntingOWLgames Dude, please believe me...I'm a 40 year bass player...Rush is my #1, & The Warning band (3 pc all 3 are sisters) is my #2...this reaction is the VERY BEST I've ever heard on Rush! Thank you very much.
Take the ride!!!
oh, man you remind me of the 1st time I heard this as a 12 year old in 1976...i was jumping up and down on my bed when that jam at the end of "Temples of Syrinx" kicked in
So fucking good it just hits you
A little trivia: The voice of Authority/Doom at the end was the magnificent Neil Peart. Personally I think this is one of Geddy's best vocal performances, Banshee vocals, sweet singing and emotion throughout.
Amazing to listen to be honest
I heartily agree.
Banshee vocals, well said 😊
best band ever!
This was them “going out on their own terms” when their label was ready to ditch them. Boy did the label learn. And we are all the better for it.
I agree with that
The record companies were pushing Rush to do radio friendly commercial type music , This is how Rush replied under threat of being dropped by the record company , This record sold millions with out Air play via word of mouth
🤗 Back for a re-watch since 🤭 I'm "on the Train to Bangkok aboard the Thailand Express....". 😁If ya know 😉 ya know.... 🥰🐰
Love that u enjoy the videos. Thank u again, Ijola
Yea more Rush, so much more to discover!
Cant wait love it
@@HuntingOWLgames Do a few more random ones if you like. Then I recommend doing their entire discography. 80% of their stuff guaranteed you will love. Your life just changed.
@mdu2112 well I can't wait I hope ul be there for the music ride
- SCI-FI ROCK OPERA! (Hence all the sections: scenes.).
- Actually, an allegory about the "evil" music industry RUSH was contending w/ at the time.
- In fact, their label told them for there next album they needed to make something more "commercial" than their last... "2112" was their middle finger response! - And became an epic opus, AND commercial success. So, take that "Priests of Syrinx"! :D
Next you need to hear their By-Tor and the Snowdog
Il check it out
An Irish Guitar player toured with Rush his Name was Rory Gallagher he was an influence on the guitar player for Rush ,, Try Natural Science studio next get ready for a ride fire 🔥 fire fire
oh i know all about rory my fav guitarist
@@HuntingOWLgames great , when Rush was unknown outside of the Toronto area Rory took them on as a back up band for part of the Rory’s North American tour , Alex the Guitar player for Rush would be at The side of Rory watching every thing he did , Later on When Rush became bigger they had Rory as the back up band , Alex and Rory spent a lot of time together, They did not talk much about music , it was about life and Books ,They did make note of how The Croatians Alexs back ground and The Irish had similar type past , history, , There is a UA-cam Video with Alex talking about Rory , Alex Liefson talks about Rory Gallagher ,
@@squamishfish oh woah thats crazy didnt know that at all here i did this when i was drunk one night take a listen lol ua-cam.com/video/0loaYSGi4J0/v-deo.html
Now try to imagine how it hit the first time it was seen and heard when it was first performed. What on this fucking Earth could you possibly compare it to?
"Attention all planets of the Solar Federation!"
7 words repeated 3 times = 21
"We have assumed control!"
4 words repeated 3 times = 12
And here's another Easter egg: 2112 is 9:12 PM in 24 hour format, and 9-12 (September 12) was Neil's birthday. For another epic masterpiece, I recommend the comic book videos for Cygnus X-1, which begin with the closing track on A Farewell To Kings, and then continue into the opening track on their subsequent album Hemispheres, adding up to 30 minutes that will completely blow your mind! Cheers from Canada! 🇨🇦
🎤 🎸 🥁 🎸 🔥 🔥 🔥
Fantastic stuff loved it alot can't wait to hear more
It IS Twenty-one Twelve; I was five years old when this came out. Still blows my mind; it HAS to be in anyone's top ten. It has to be.
🤗 Yaaaaaas! Thank you! 🥰🐰
There is a great documentary somewhere on the making of the album and how they were facing being dropped by the label. Boy was the label so wrong!!!! What a career they had after 2112!!!
Geddy's vocals are 🔥🔥🔥
So great
as you can likely appreciate, it was pretty mind-blowing in 1976
Oh without a doubt amazing music for that period
This is before Star Wars!
ua-cam.com/video/zjb5sXJ4coM/v-deo.html
Here is the full live version from 1997.
They have done this live, with differing number of sections, which only makes sense, and it is amazing.
Unbelievable is the word
Since you love 2112. Try LaVilla Strangiato next.
Looks like it's my next vid
These are the Druids from the past to tell us about the present. Stonehenge
We're here.
KICK ASS Album!! Enjoy
Remember a concert where they came out for an encore and Geddy telling the crowd we've only got time for one song, then they preceded to play this. 😊 if you like the long multi part songs like this try The Fountains of Lamneth, Cygnus x1 or even By Tor and the Snow Dog which was their original concept piece.
Love the suggestions cheers pal
@@HuntingOWLgames Cheers! Keep the Rush songs coming, with 19 gold or platinum studio albums you got plenty to keep you busy. 😊
you mentioned guitar and lead guitar, don't forget there's only 3 men - and they played this live (I saw it 6 times).
Fucking insane
great reaction! Next you can try Working Man live in Cleveland or try The spirit of radio... two great piece... or La Villa Strangiato if you want to try an instrumental piece... keep going...rush is a deep rabbit hole!
Love it thank u means alot can't wait to listen
2112 is a superb example of a now obsolete creation known as a 'concept' album; Genesis, Yes et al. The last great concept album in my opinion was Marillion's 'Misplaced Childhood' from 1985 (there are thousands of 38 year old women named 'Kayleigh' in England!)
Only Rush can pull off 3 kicka$$ solo at the same time. Anthem is BADA$$. Please do Jacob's Ladder live La Villa Strangiato live Pink Pop 1978. Far Cry live 2007. Trees live. I saw Rush in concert 5 times. They're amazing talent. 45 years of loving Rush.
One interesting thing about this song is the last words on this track is " attention all planets of the solar federation" is 7 words×3= 21. " we have assumed control" is 4 words ×3= 12 which equals 2112.
Try Natural Science and Jacob's Ladder on Permanent waves. See what you think of those 2.
Cant wait to check it out
What is irony? To suicide the day before salvation...
Hats off to you for committing to twenty minutes. It will be the fastest twenty minutes of your life.
Cheers 20 minutes of pure enjoyment
Rush's second epic full album side song. Are you ready for their Magnum Opus? In order please....
Rush - Cygnus X 1 - ua-cam.com/video/ZeQLVxBczBY/v-deo.html
Rush - Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres ua-cam.com/video/J3AJUjtWTgc/v-deo.html
Gotta check this out
Welcome to the world of Rush!
And I love it
only 3 guys and the drummer is neal peart R.I.P. check out his drum solo ,s
Love me a solid Red Dwarf reference. :)
This is all one story it’s an Opus ,
Every 2112 reaction: All my followers want me to listen to this track. Over 20 minutes (sigh). Lets get on with it (mumble) ........
Oh my god! I could have listened for 20 more minutes. How did I not hear this before now?
Other Great band from Ontario Canada is Motion Device.
Great react :D
Basically: Priests of Syrinx = computer-savvy futurist Taliban shitbags XD
Keep in mind that they were only in their early 20s here.
🔥🔥🔥 Rush's masterpiece! 🔥🔥🔥
There are live videos from the "2112" tour of this song and also on the '76 live album "All the World's a Stage" . I believe the song is shortened and not as tight, but is still worthy of a watch/listen.
There're later videos of 2112 live too, but imo Geddy's vocals are sub-par after the mid '80's, early '90's. After then he started staying away from the high notes and the banshee screams❤.
Now a days he doesn't sing with his chest voice anymore, only with his head voice😕 To me, it makes him sound really nasal and unnatural. He has also lost much of his high range 😞
Don’t cry tears of sadness because it’s over. Cry tears of joy that it happened.
@@stantheman9072 Indeed - well said
At the end of the 2112 you keep saying " where do I start ,where do I start !?"
Ill tell ya, start from the beginning and listen to it again. You will find things you missed 1st time around.
Now move on to Cygnus X1 Books I & II
Brilliant, end of story. Doesn't get cred for the game changer it is.
Agreed
Try Cygnus X-1 Book I and II
I have my friend video is on the channel but I have to do a re reaction to the second song as the audio is not right
If you would only stop talking, You would know what's going on. Holy cow.
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Greatest band of all time. But this video is embarrassingly bad. The song itself is just fine.
love you
HuntingOwLgams you are terrible at this reaction video post. Your outburst ruin the video and the song, please stop any further attempts. Thank you
Huntingowlgams thanks u
You don’t need to sit thru 20 minutes. Watch 2112 in Rio. It plays the only part worth playing. Rush fans HATE it because it’s too heavy for them. Low T.
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