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After seeing THIS you say that!!? Now I gotta check it out
You should react to any Buddy Rich's drum solo....he ( Buddy) was a strong influence on Neil In fact there are a drum solo from Neil on a concert In memorial of Buddy Rich
Been saying it since the day you went on this drum journey, Led Zeppelin “Moby Dick”
LFR, you have officially been Rushed!! Hate to say this but did you know Neil Peart passed away about two months ago from brain cancer? Check out yyz song live in rio, and best rock instrumental ever la villa stangiato!
To reiterate: you MUST also do John Bonham - Moby Dick live from Led Zeppelin The Song Remains The Same... It's a close 2nd to this performance!!!
whoever your favorite drummer is.He is their favorite drummer
Ironically, my favorite drummer Was Neil Peart's favorite. Buddy Rich. Edit: Neil Peart was amazed by Buddy, but not a fan. Which is a different kind of awesome.
Exactly. He's your favorite drummer's favorite drummer
Mine is Jojo Mayer ua-cam.com/video/gKve3TyC0Sk/v-deo.html
dsvet Nice choice! For me its either Danny Carey or the one in the video.
Hence the Title, "The Professor".
Or you could say, GOD sat down at a Drum Kit.
Then, Play ANYTHING BY MR. PERT.
THEY DIDNT CALL HIM THE PROFESSOR FOR NOTHING
Yep freaking awesome RIP Neal❤❤
I was about to comment with this very comment when I saw yours. Great minds think alike. LOL
The called him The Professor because the guys in the band thought he looked like Professor from gilligan's island. He was always the new guy in the band.
It may have been part of the fact that he was very well read and wrote astonishing lyrics too.
He forged a generation of fans and music with his drumming and song writing... and he was never just showing off. A legend lost too early. RIP.
The Drum Master- Modern Drummer magazine
Drumming has the power to unite people, no matter how varied their language or cultural background might be. On a recent trek through Africa, Neil Peart had a singular experience that proved just that. "I was in Gambia, walking through a small village, and I heard the sound of a drum. So of course I was curious! I looked into a compound and I could hear the drumming coming from a curtained room. I walked up to a woman doing laundry in front of the room. She could see my interest in the sound, so she waved me to go in. Inside I found a young, white missionary from a nearby Catholic school. Sitting across from him was the commanding presence of the local drum master. He was attempting to show the missionary how to play any kind of beat. The missionary was trying as hard as he could, but he wasn't having a lot of success."
After a time the drum master, frustrated by the missionary's lack of ability, noticed the other man who had come into the room. The master had no idea who this person was, but he thought to himself, "Why not see if he can play?" According to Peart, what happened next was fascinating. "The drum master gestured to me to try and play a rhythm. So we began playing together, and he started smiling because he could tell I had a rhythm - maybe not his rhythm, but a rhythm of some kind. We were playing and playing, building the intensity, and little kids started coming in, laughing at the white man playing drums. Then a few women came into the room, and everybody began dancing to our beat! The master and I even started trading fours. It wasn't a spoken thing, but he could tell that I would lay out and listen to what he was doing for a certain amount of time, and then he would do the same. It was just a magical moment." When they finished, a confused and startled missionary ran up to Peart and asked, "How can you do that?" Chuckling to himself, Neil politely responded, "I'm in the business."
Never read it.
And even seeing footage of the man playing, sometimes think he was part octopus.
Like he had invsable limbs.
@@donaldmurphy3148 He developed the ability to play four different rhythms at the same time. both his and and feet were all independent of each other. A normal human brain has 2 hemispheres...he had 4 hemispheres! ;-) The article is from circa 1980 to 83.. it's online ..just Google Neil Peart drum master.
2 masters at their craft, communicating in a language beyond words; no national borders, no ethnic divide, no race just rhythm connecting them and allowing them to communicate. In that solo alone, how many drum greats are honored. For those of us that were blessed to see Rush live, we will probably never see or hear another band of this caliber ever again.
@@danrespicio1213 wrong...God has the next greatness coming and growing, WE just aren't appreciative enough to see it yet. Give it time!!!
@@danrespicio1213 - December 1982, Signals at MSG, NYC and 2015, R40 at the Boston Garden, with six other shows in between, you speak the truth, brother!
There’s a reason he was known as “The Professor”. Rest In Peace Neil. There’s a saying, “Whoever your favourite drummer is...Neil Peart is THEIR favourite drummer”.
Marc Delaney Actually Peart said his favourite drummer was Keith Moon.
my favorite drummer is Tommy Lee and Tommy's favorite drummer is John Bonham so you my friend are wrong and my 2nd favorite drummers favorite drummer is Peter Criss
How many times have we read this? People need originality and not be sheep!
He was called professor because his bandmates thought he resembled the professor from gilligans island.
This isn't just musicianship, it's athleticism.
Blowing apart the limits of human endurance.
my arms give up from wiping my ass this man is a hero
@@roberttruhn5067 don't forget dexterity
to paraphrase the man himself,
'playing drums for Rush is like running a marathon while solving calculus equations'
I never heard that phrase, but it's totally true !
All I can do is laugh and shake my head at the truth of that statement.
And writing the lyrics
There's an interview here on UA-cam with all the members of Rush talking about their 40 years together...Peart actually says that exact phrase and you can tell it's not the first time he's said it.
Big band era
Dude totally pronounced the name correctly the first time. I totally respect that. This is one of the best drummers that has ever existed in whatever ever is. His sticks never miss.
Neil was nicknamed the professor. He was a complete student of drumming. He was probably still taking lessons at the time of this solo
fiverx 👏👏👏👏👏👏 that’s amazing
I expect to hear more fills in the thunder around here soon.
Legalize Shemp 🥰🥰🥰
He actually was still taking lessons right up until he died. I guess even when you're the GOAT there's still room for improvement.
I watched "The Game of Snakes and Arrows" & Neil is shown taking advice fr. the producer. Neil said it made the sing better - he was always a student as a master is always a disciple
Neal Peart, John Bonham, two of the best drummers EVER. RIP gentlemen
Very fitting that you are sipping on a Canada Dry 🇨🇦
Here on Canada Day 🇨🇦RIP Neil❤❤❤ Drum Legend
Neil Peart:
Born: Hamilton, Canada September 12th 1952
Died: Santa Monica, California
January 7th, 2020
😢 Rest in Peace ! 🌹🙏😢
Three, almost four months later, and it still doesn't seem completely real or possible. I hate the idea that I'll never be able to thank him, even in the smallest way, for the influence of his drumming, his lyrics, and the music he and his bandmates made.
From the age of 2, he lived in Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines Ontario. When he was a teenager he worked a couple of the carnival games on the midway at Lakeside Park. I still can't believe he's gone.
AMEN. Loved that guy
I still get tears in my eyes over his passing. As a young kid in the 70's my cousin had the Fly by night album and I loved his drum solos, he and Bonham were my childhood idols.
@@Thompsongs The day he passed was my birthday. This whole year has sucked. So glad we can watch Mr Peart at work any time we want to!!!😞🇨🇦
BTW, the drummer in the black and white video is Buddy Rich who was one of Neil Peart's favorite drummers.
How about that solo when he suffered a heart attack and he had to go to the hospital to undergo quadruple bypass surgery. ua-cam.com/video/9esWG6A6g-k/v-deo.html A great solo despite suffering a heart attack.
If you look close you can see a quick shot of Gene Krupa too.
Neil Peart has been inspiring drummers since the 1970's...
I heard a person say that Neil Peart is "Your favorite drummer's, favorite drummer"...
He is the shoulders that were stood on for so many of the greats of the 80's 90's 2000's and even to this day. One of the greatest!
Neil states that drum solo was to represent the sounds drums as they progressed. Yes, he is keeping 3/4 time on his feet while playing 4/4 and free playing on the rest of the drums. The horns you hear at the end are all from triggers on the set that Neil is hitting to activate them and the big band at the end is the Buddy Rich Band that he played with and did two records with.
Yes! It’s a Buddy Rich homage is at the end. Did you also think he was paying tribute to Gene Krupa on the first (at least) extended snare solo? AND, I think he was paying homage to Lionel Hampton (who was phenomenal) with the xylophone play. I never had those thoughts about this solo until viewing it tonight… I wonder if that’s what The Professor was doing?
In a way he was showing off, but not in an arrogant way. He's just showing the world why they call him the Professor.
AND imagine doing this on a NIGHTLY basis on tour!!
You are the first reactor that I have seen that has noticed the intricacies of Neil's playing--feet separate from hands, etc. This man is a genius and he's Canadian to boot (being Canadian used to be something to brag about; however...). Liking your observations and analyses. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada
@Up Hill What are you, a troll? I don't know how old you are, but I have earned my right to speak my mind as I have probably lived a lot longer than you. Wake up and smell the coffee, Canada is not what it used to be and never will be with people like you denying reality. Canada needs citizens who actually care about where we came from , not "ungrateful pricks" like you who like to spew out viciousness. Get a real life.
Happy to hear you are successful. Happy to hear your children are doing well also. I hope you continue to have success and happiness. I don't wish misery or unhappiness on anyone. Humankind thrives on appreciation and respect. I'm glad I have people around me that appreciate life and those around them. Now, have a nice day. Bye
PS I apologize to the reactor of this channel. I did not expect my comment to turn into a political discourse. I reacted impulsively to this person's comment. I will not react again in this manner. It is not worth it.
@denise tinto I was thinking the very same thing!! He is the first (person to react about Neil Peart,playing with his hands at a different rythm are time signatures,while keeping his high-hats a going at a straight 4/4 time signature!! Ive been playing drums a little over 40 years.. And I've practiced this over and over!!! And I just cannot play it!!! And ive seen so very many (people's reactions) to this particular drum solo of Neil Pearts!! And because of also listening to Neil Peart.. He's definitely who inspired me,to play drums!! And one last thing!!! I absolutely loved, watching the look on,this gentlemans face,as he was listening to Neils Solo!! And while he was listening!! He'd become so amazed,by Neil Pearts,abilities of playing. That he had to stop,and just boast about how great the Professor was!!!!! So @ LFR FAMILY!! I truly appreciate how you react,to everything you're watching and listening too!!!✌✌🤟🤘🤙🤘🤙🤟🤘🤙🤘🤙🤟🤘🤙 Thank you!! And keep up the great work!!!!!!
Complete and total limb independance. Very few people are wired to even be capable of this.
"you know, I don't believe that"
Neil: Hold my drum kit
10 seconds later, his eyes believe.
Also, that solo was 90 minutes in to a 3-hour concert.
He has been dubbed "Your favorite drummer's, favorite drummer" because he paved the way in rock.
This has to be one of the best reaction to a Peart drum solo I've seen. There's Peart and then everybody else. Peart's drum solos are a composition and very musical. It's not about hitting a drum, it's about creating music.
I appreciate that YOU appreciate (and noticed) the fact that he was multitasking both feet, independently, from all the other shenanigans up on top of the kit. Kudos! 👍
"Shenanigans"! Aptly put. 😂😆👏
And one top of him being a great drummer, he also wrote the majority of the lyrics on most of there songs
rivendale was a job for him to write i bet it was his version of a part of the hobbit
The famous best drummer debate....let’s put it this way.....the only constant in this debate is Neil......everyone gets compared to Neil......I think that ends the debate. Best ever....hands down.
Jojo Mayer ua-cam.com/video/gKve3TyC0Sk/v-deo.html
Right on doc nobody compares hes the best cause he mastered all types of drumming hes the professor and anybody who says bonham or moon are better are people who probably hate Canada or geddys voice
I love Neil, I have since I was a little boy. With that being said, I think that Danny Carey passed him on the latest Tool album.
@@wichitadisciple9874 Carey might be the only one with the versatility to match Neil's. Probably at least as skilled as well. Everybody else is below them as far as I'm concerned
@@dsvet this is good… the video of Neil was Great. Not only was Neil’s spectacular, it paid homage to the great drummers and percussionists of the past. In the middle the snare solo was reminiscent of Gene Krupa - a phenom in his own right. The Xylophone parts are similar to what Lionel Hampton did as a soloist and with Benny Goodman. And then the video showed Buddy Rich and Neil played that as well. Awesome percussion solo (way more than drums here).
He was the Mozart of drums. Other can play harder maybe faster, but none could compose like he did
Agreed, but most of the internet videos of him drumming are from his later years so speed ebbs as you get older but there is NO drummer that can match his precision. The metronome got it's precision from Peart
Most people don't pick up the left foot separate time signature on the first listen, you have a drumming ear! Now you know the greatest ever.
The Professor doing his thing and the orchestration at the end is controlled by triggers on his drum rings so contrary to popular belief it not just a tape but controlled by Neil a grand master R.I.P
R.I.P Professor, I was lucky enough to see them live many times.
You pronounced his name correctly, noticed the small details of his playing that most dont. Glad to see that
I have been in awe of Mr. Peart since 1983. Seen them 9 times live. Never disappointed.
This was a very good review. You have a very good understanding of the talent involved here, with Mr Peart (RIP). He enjoyed a 40+ year career with Rush. Yes, he had many more solos before this. Neal,aka "the professor" was extremely intelligent, wrote most of the lyrics throughout their career. He was also always a student,, trying to learn from jazz greats, African tribal drummers, etc. As smart as he was, he was also very kind, humble, and introverted. He was your favorite drummer's drummer.
The Professor is showing off in Heaven now..
Moon, Bonzo and Krupa are impressed I'm sure... And Buddy is probably giving him shit for using matched grip!
Amen to that, amen!
What?....nothing to say? 😂....yeah...Neil tends to do that to people
Neil was more than a drummer. He was a master level percussionist.
Now you believe 👍...He ain’t showing off , he is showing you he is the professor. Heartbreakingly sadly missed...
Neil Peart...gonna blow your mind!!! I haven't even watched this video yet, but I know his work...
Every time I saw Rush in concert at the end of Neil Peart's solo it always took a second to cheer because you were just in awe wondering what the f*** did I just see?!? I'm telling you check out Rush Leave That Thing Alone live.
Agreed!
The only man I know who had a PhD in percussion! Thus the nickname “The Professor”. Simply the best!!!
RIP Neal Peart
Amen❤❤ RIP Neal ❤🇨🇦🇨🇦
The Professor is one of the best, if not the best that Ever lived.
Neil Peart (P-👂-T)
Thank you for posting. His loss was very sad. Great to see him make you smile & feel good.
🎶🎼😎🎼🎶
Best drummer ever. Yeah you said his name right. Thanks for the great video
To paraphrase Geddy Lee "it's EAR with a P in front and a T at the end 😁
The thing about this solo is that he just about covers all musical styles of percussion. Samba, Africana, Jamaican, Jazz, and I'm sure I left a few out. In my eyes he's as close to Buddy Rich as they get. Speaking of, Buddy Rich is probably considered THE greatest drummer of all time. You should check him out. Heck, I forgot the video, but it turns out Buddy Rich played through a heart attack and completed his set😳🤯
Take care ✌
like your reaction! one thing to keep in mind also - he's 51 or 52 years old when this tour took place, not some mid 20's in his prime guy!! Astounding when you think about it!
It's the #1 drum solo in history very simply because Neil Peart was the #1 drummer in history, HANDS DOWN THE BEST!! R.I.P. Neil Peart!!
I've been a fan of Rush since high school. One of my favorite drummers. I'm a brother that's into rock music.
Excellent review. You showed real appreciation for Neil's performance in your reaction. Keep up the good work. I think you're going to enjoy reacting to RUSH. Neil was also the band's lyricist. Subscribed.
Neil Peart was out of this world. He was to drumming what Leo Messi is to football.
As a music fan, I try my best to stay away from any "who's best" type of things because I just end up losing sleep from second guessing myself for a couple of days n nights lol...I do have my favorites, just as everybody does. But, this dude is actually one that you could say is on "another level," and there'd be no disputing it...and, I'd not lose a second of sleep. RIP Neal. You are missed.
There will never be another Neil Peart. Simply the greatest drummer of all time. My kids and I were blessed to get to hear Rush live years ago. When he went into the drum break on Red Barchetta, I knew we were witnessing greatness.
Btw, Neil did a drum solo on all of RUSH's live shows. Check out his solos on the last live album of theirs (Rush R40). On that R-40 tour he did two drum solos and they are on the album.
You need to react to Rush - Tom Sawyer. Neil wrote the drums part and it's so complex that he was happy when he got it right in concert. Also if you have Netflix Rush has a documentary on there called Beyond the Lighted Stage. Loving the channel, keep it up.
There Will never be a drummer like neal pert and john bommom they are number one of all time#1
I wish we could talk personally about the professor. Neil was a student, teacher, mentor and artist of percussion that gave many of us the drive to strive to broaden our horizons in percussion. I'm so happy that you enjoyed this review and the respect you gave to our beloved mentor.
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TO EXPERIENCE THIS!!!! THE BEST DRUMMER IN THE UNIVERSE SHOWCASING HIS TALENTS. HE HITS EVERY DRUM IN THAT KIT.
the answer to your question during the 'Walts Section' is yes about how he's keeping his time section with his feet and then playing a completely different time signature with his arms. It VERY difficult to do. So, just so you can get an idea, start tapping with you feet counting to three with your right foot on the one and your left foot on 2&3. that's a waltz. then when you get some stability with that, then try playing something with your hands. See how long you can keep your feet going in rhythm doing the same thing. It's a mind-trick.
I've heard people comment on his expression while he's playing (or lack thereof). His "expression" is complete concentration because he is doing insane things like this. Not many people can do 4 completely different physical things at the same time. Neil was the master, no doubt.
Yes my friend this is the late great Neil Peart the drummer for the greatest rock band that ever was or ever will be. RUSH.
Perfect ending! No words need to be spoken.
To answer your question, yes. Hes keeping the beat with his left and right leg like that.
Jojo Mayer ua-cam.com/video/gKve3TyC0Sk/v-deo.html
Neil Peart midway through his career as the drummer for Rush, went back to school to relearn how to drum, to improve upon what he was doing, he was already labeled the best drummer in the world, and reinvented himself and his style. Which in turn made him even better. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the smiles. Neil Peart was indeed, the GOAT. Loved watching your reaction. Cheers.
Neail is the best. This is his second best ever performance. His solo from Rush in Rio was just a bit better...in my opinion.
This is #1 for me. #2 is the solo from "Exit...Stage Left".
Neil Peart was such a GOOD HUMAN BEING, AND, the greatest drummer to ever sit behind a drum kit. R.I.P Neil, we truly miss you dearly!! That laugh, that wit, his drumming, and his smile will be in my minds eye for the rest of my life!
Not only was he an amazing musician he was INCREDIBLY intelligent and well spoken. He was also Rush's lyricist.
Neil Pert Inspired all those drummers you mentioned. Rush, Yes, and King Crimson seem to be the big influences in modern-day prog even though there's a good 10+ year gap between rush and the other guys I listed.
Max Nichols facts!!
Kind of blending 70's peart and Rush in with 80's, I think. A lot of this video I don't think would happen with 70's Peart; This much more 80's prog Rush.
@@yodieyuh6077 This aint an All the World's a Stage solo, that's for sure. 🙂
U are witnessing a GOD of drummers in action my friend, believe!
The crowd going wild at the very end of the video brought tears to my eyes. I honestly don't think I've ever heard a crowd so excited! I can't believe there will never be another Rush concert. He is gone but his music is immortal.
I have seen this drum solo many times live as I am a huge RUSH fan, there is nothing like seeing and feeling it live! Not only was Neal the best drummer EVER, he was Rush's lyricist, he is an amazing author and gave many things to humanity. When Neal passed the world lost one of its most amazing humans! I have followed RUsh for over 40 years and in my humble opinion one of the best bands the music scene has ever known.
If you really want to get a feeling for this solo, get the DVD "Anatomy of a Drum Solo".
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 thanks! The late great drummer peart baby was SICK ON HIS DRUMSET AND WROTE HIS OWN LYRICS..Rip Neil!!!! Did you catch him standing up while it rotated to do the other side of the drums?!?! Extremely good reaction!!!! WELL DONE 🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎😎 watch at 5:02 mark when the drums rotate..he stands up and switches to his back drums 😎😎😎😎
My friend, I’m a long time drummer and The professor fan. Got to tell u your face and take on his performance was the best. Glad you watched and enjoyed.
He was my Hero.
RIP
He knows where everything is in his drum kit because he is a genius. The professor. R.I.P. Neil. We miss you😔
Neil Peart is what happens when a drummer can play a drum line better than the person who wrote it.
I'm glad you finally got here. You still NEED to listen to Led Zeppelin Moby Dick.
For those who wanted to see the GREATEST. you have now witnessed the GENIUS of Neil Peart. R.I.P Brother, rock on..................
The Professor, the GOAT! Rest In Peace Neil, you are missed.
This is his "masterpiece". Just watched your yyz reaction from a few months ago. This drum solo, blows that out of the water this is ten years after the r30 performance.
Adam Blakeney . This solo was actually from the R30 tour in Germany.
This solo was from the 80's on the Hold Your Fire tour....I saw the Birmingham AL show that tour.
Gary Wilson R30.
Elton John has called Levon Helm "the only drummer who can make you cry." I would humbly disagree and submit the late Mr. Peart's skills for consideration.
6:48 it seems simple, but most people will never understand how difficult it is to keep that R,L,L foot pattern while improvising on the drums.
Admired for his talent, respected for his intellect, loved for his humanity
That wasnt even a backing track at the end. All of the horns are samples he is triggering from the kit.
Fact! Probably was the toughest part to perfect
I read this comment right as I got to that part. Glad I got to see him years ago and his 10-minute drum solo
This is true
Mr.Funnybones 95 I saw him during the Moving Pictures anniversary a few years back. Truly blessed I got to see the professor work his magic on the kit.
Thank you for posting that fact...I had no idea. He was the greatest.
Neil did this in the middle of the show so Geddy could go and buy some baseballs signed by Nolan Ryan or Greg Maddux, and Alex could go and try to play golf.
And from an evening with Rush... Change laundry loads / baste the dinner....lol
I'm a drummer for fifty years now and a Rush fan for forty years and I have to say I miss my number one drummer Niel Peart, I am so greatful for donating $21.12 to his cancer research center.bi wanna also extent my condolences to Niels family and Alex and Getty I love you so much ❤️💙 and may God bless you all 🙏
After watching that performance there is nothing but respect that you can give to Neil Peart. That man was an absolute wizard on the drums.
To your questions, the short answer is "yes, he's doing all that", Haha! :)
He's switching genres on you. Yep, that' the Professor for you...
The professor of the drum kit. There will be no better drummer / songwriter ever.
Another favorite drum solo is the one from the "Exit....Stage Left" Tour.
That drum solo is just purely inhuman. -Rush for life!
This just warms my heart watching someone who doesn't know RUSH watch Neil do this. So glad I got to see this in person dozens of times
godsmack drum battle
oh .. and they play the bongos too
if you love drums you gotta check out another legend. do a reaction to led zeppelin - moby dick live in madison sq. garden movie. john bonham is referred to as the hammer of god because thats what he was on drums
That is a must!
Neil Peart can do what Bonham did, but, John Bonham could not do what Neil did.
@@25newrush Like not die 10 years into your career.
Jojo Mayer ua-cam.com/video/gKve3TyC0Sk/v-deo.html
Then Danny Carey Must The Hammer Of The God Slayer, Because He Puts Bonham To Shame!
@6:50, ..100% correct! He is keeping track of multiple tempos with each foot, plus the other drums at the same time. Super complex. It's a super human level of drumming.
Tambourine on a stand playing with left fool. One of my most fave drummers of all time since I was a kid. I'm a 54 year old grown lady who plays percussions at times in my church choir. RIP Neil
U took your headphones out too early
The only drummer I've ever seen in the history of drumming that can truly do for completely independent things with all four Limbs and still make it sound like music
Progressive Rock + Big Band Jazz = MIND BLOWING!!!!
R.I.P. to the GOAT drummers in the entire world. No one can hold a stick next to Mr. Peart
Hey Brah, I am 66 years old and I've seen RUSH probably 4 times live and Neil always did his SOLOs. I think one time he had 100 pieces and he hit EVERY ONE. THE MAN WAS INCREDIBLE (rest his soul). He pasted away earlier this year, I think in January (2020). RUSH the band retired a couple of years ago. One of my favorite albums SIGNALS, I think is BEST. Pull it up here on YOU TUBE and put on some headphones or play through some good speakers, you will be blown away, I guarantee. I am AFRICAN AMERICAN✌🖖🤘✊🎸🎼🎙🎧🎶🔊🕶🇺🇸
He does all that AND makes it look like it’s no big deal.
Yoda of drumming.
I saw them 5 times. His solo evolved over the years. Once while switching sets, the drums turned one way while he got up and turn the other direction while throwing his stick in the air. never missed a beat... Glad you liked it! RIP Neil!!!
My brother says "this is precision right here". My response, "this is Neil Peart right here"...
This is a masterful clinic of percussion by the G.O.A,T.....RIP Neil Peart!