2112 Live [Rush Reaction] - Capitol Theatre 1976 - All the World's a Stage - First time hearing
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- It's time for a LIVE Rush reaction: 2112 from December 10, 1976 at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ: Overture, The Temples of Syrinx, Discovery, Presentation, Soliloquy, Grand Finale. To improve the sound quality during post-production, we have mixed in some of the All the World's a Stage performance from the same tour.
This is our first time listening to this song live. We are re-experiencing classic rock music, an album at a time, with fresh perspectives and active ears, so that Dev can learn and appreciate this music more, and so that Mike can relive his childhood.
00:00 - Introduction
01:20 - Overture
05:48 - The Temples of Syrinx
08:02 - Discovery
08:55 - Presentation
12:31 - Soliloquy
15:03 - Grand Finale
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🎸 This video contains a clip of Rush performing 2112 Live at the Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ) on December 10, 1976.
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🎵 2112 Live (1976) by Rush
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I remember when this video hit the trading scene. Rush had no idea that this show was going to be filmed until moments before they hit the stage. Thx for posting this. Rush on!
@RockinExperience your shout-out is in the Tears vid comments - ua-cam.com/video/0xnAMGGR0yM/v-deo.html
I grew up in NJ. My senior year in high school, November 1986, I saw Metallica here on their first headlining tour, and the 9th show with Jason Newstead. So I was there almost exactly ten years later. Given I was 7 in '76. I was straight out in the balcony. I only went there once, but I liked it.
Alex Lifeson is an incredible guitarist. Never given the credit he deserves as one of the greatest guitarist of all time🤘🏼
All this musicianship in 3 guys at their young 20s. This is just unbelievable.
Geddy's vocals in the early days were a force of nature.
One of the Greatest albums of all time real band .
I saw RUSH live 13 times in 3 different states, this band NEVER DISAPPOINTED, NOT EVER.Amazing sound duplication/ replication.
A former co-worker of mine, told me that she and her brother went to see Uriah Heep. She was still in high school and her brother was in college. The night started with this three man group named Rush. She told me that after their relatively short set, the rest of the night, while still good, was a bit of a let down. After that, they kept an eye open for any rumors of Rush coming to town again.
Hell yeah I had Stacks and flares in the 70's ... Rock On 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Now remember we lost the guys for 5 years. Neil's family situation. So in 5 Geddy's voice changed. I thought I'd mention it wit all do respect. 😢
I saw this show the next month in Kansas City. Front row center arms on stage. 16 years old.
It was magical.
I am a 49 year fanatical disciple of THE GREATEST BAND IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD!
You’re a very fortunate guy with obvious good taste in music.
This is one of the best live albums of all time. Hard to believe, but they got even better over the years. Peart has no equal.
I had platform shoes and bell bottom pants back then, everyone did in high school. My hair was not as long as theirs, but long enough. I first heard this album in 1976 and was amazed. They’ve been my favorite band since then. I’ve seen them 4 times in Chicago, International Amphitheater 2X, Rosemont Horizon, & United Center. Also Alpine Valley Music Theater. Never disappointed. 🤘❤️ 💔RIP Neil Peart

In 1976, on that tour, I was 15 and my friend was 16. We told our parents we were going camping overnight with the Youth group. Well Worth the Small lie.😉👏🎸💯🔥☮️
The 97 version is worth a watch to really compare how well they aged, you will also get more water which is bonus
These 3 have to be the best at what they do all time
I saw this band perform this twice. Once in 1978 for the Farewell to Kings tour, and in 1985 for the Power Windows tour.
Imagine how strong they were at this age to tell the record company where to go.
Geddys vocals and Neils drums though,fuckin WOW😮
Great reaction! And like others have said, watch the 1997 live version. Due to time constraints in their early touring days, they never played 2112 in its entirety. Starting in '97 (and until their final tour in 2015), they began playing 3 hour shows, so they were able to finally play the entire 2112 suite for its 20th anniversary.
In 1978 we were wearing Fry boots and Levi bellbottom jeans until 80-81
cable came with Mtv showing straight leg jeans and Nike's.
That scream at the beginning gives you chills
In December 1976 I walked into my home town record store armed with a record token. I started browsing through Queen albums and then noticed a record in the "R" section. It was a plain blue cover with the picture of a drum set on a plinth on a stage in the centre. As an aspiring drummer, I bought the album without hearing it based solely on that picture. The album was called "All The Worlds A Stage" - the live album that was spawned by this gig and featured 2112 almost exactly as you just watched. From the opening bars of "Bastille Day" I was hooked. A couple of weeks later it was Christmas and armed with another record token I bought "2112". Almost 50 years later and I am still hooked. Viva Rush!
It shows when a band just loves what they do with a passion. 3 good guys and 3 tremendous musicians. Pure ear candy.
I'm so used to seeing them when they were older. Wow the hair, the ascot,
You may like the video of Rush's 2013 induction into Rock hall of fame . Alex's speech is a blast !
I just want to thank you for sharing your love for this incredible band.. There is plenty more. Try Marathon off Show of Hands. Your lady partner likes drums. Neil was The Best!!!
I didn't catch that when I watched the last video that you were Mike & Deb. I'm Mike & my better half is Debbie😂 & 2112 has been my favorite RUSH album since I discovered it as a teen in the 80s. Update edit: after a couple more videos I realize I misinterpreted Dev as Deb. My apologies
This suite of songs never gets old! 😄You both look like you really enjoyed this performance, but trust me, the 1997 Molson Center performance is the complete song and it is "jaw dropping". It is MUST SEE !! 🏆
Thanks!...I knew I had seen them do the whole suite, just couldn't remember when...
And yes i too had platforms & they disappeared in 1980
Yep, I was wearing platforms back then along with bellbottom pants. You had to be careful not to trip. LOL
Fantastic powerful performance! ❤❤❤
I saw them do this in full twice - once in 76 (I think) and again in 78 for the Farewell to Kings tour. The first time, I had never heard them before but I went to pretty much any concert that came to town. Picture being 14 years old, hearing Rush for the first time, crowded arena, slight "contact high" lol - and hearing this for the first time. I remember the sound quality being much better than this recording.
I was born in 66. But I rejected what the COOL kids liked which is probably why I embraced RUSH
Just an incredible performance. It’s mind blowing to me that these guys can come up with these arrangements and actually remember the 8 billion changes in one song. And performing live just as tight and maybe even better than the studio recording. Zeppelin who influenced Rush quite a bit never sounded like their studio work live. Which was fine that was their thing and what made them magical. But it doesn’t bother me in the least that Rush stuck to their album versions because they were so freaking great at it!… and yeah while it’s great that the 20th anniversary tour allowed them to play the whole thing, sorry there’s just nothing like hearing the original in ‘76. 20 years of singing like that Geddy didn’t sound remotely the same. Can’t blame him. He’s trying his best but there’s nothing like hearing him do it live like he did on the album!… you guys absolutely picked THE live version to watch! IMHO.
This certainly was a very fun version to watch
They’re soooo tight! Live!
Those lads have really got something, Lol. I personally count myself lucky to have found their music about 4 years after they started and have been inspired ever since, without platforms. Thankyou you two great people. great job.
Yes ,I had shoes like that in 1974
I’ve listened to and watched tons of Rush for decades but THAT was NUTS…. And yeah I had platforms
If you are looking for artifacts, there is a UA-cam out there of a Canadian documentary called "Come on Children" where Alex as a teenager is arguing with his parents about quitting school and joining a band (presumably Rush)
No other live performance can touch these guys.
My first concert in 76 i was 16 in Detroit!
Was lucky to grow up in Lodi NJ which was maybe 5 miles from the Capitol Theater. Best concert I ever saw was Ozzy with Randy Blizzard of Ozz. Wish there was footage of that. This is classic. A great time to be a teenager. Love your reactions. God Bless
I grew up in Lodi too and saw so many great shows at the capitol theater
@@rickmakowski3565 I graduated Lodi in 85. You ?
I graduated in saddle brook in 85 but I think we went to middle school together at tjms@@josephlinnell9855
This was the bare bones Rush, 1/4 the drum kit, no keyboards, no pedals just raw power. Most of the people at the show didn't know who Rush was at the time, they were probably there for Foghat or Montrose.
RUSH: Making other bands say: WTF since 1974!
Saw them live 20 times...absolutely fantastic...
love the live - always better
Saw this tour Max Webster opened one of my earliest shows
RIP Neil Peart.🎸😎🎼
Saw them 6-7 times back in their heyday and they put on amazing shows every time.
Fantastic performance. The audio recording transitioning between the stage monitors and the soundboard actually works. Next level vocals from Geddy!🎤
the soundboard audio isn't actually from this show. Its from the ATWAS album which was recorded in June, 1976 while this was December, 1976
This was back from when they were opening for acts like Kiss, and their shorter sets didn't give them the time needed to perform this one in full; if you'd like to see it performed in full, be sure to check out the 1997 performance at Toronto's Molson Amphitheater. Great reaction; looking forward to Side 2!
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They first played 2112 in its entirety on The Test for Echo tour in the mid-90s. It was an experience for sure but the angst of twenty years earlier was missing. Hemispheres was perhaps the perfect early Rush tour, as distinct changes in muse and instrumentation came afterward. I can say, that these guys never gave me a bad show, each was special in its own way.
@@CaptainBakerJason Hemispheres was also their first tour where they were always the Headlining act. I have never understood why they did not play the section Oracle: The Dream from 2112 during that tour. They played a 2-hour set and adding a 2 minute song should have been no problem.
The shoes were called, “Stacks”. I quit wearing them in 1980.
In 1997 there is a live video rhat they played all 2112 parts.
I was actually at this concert! It was one of my first concerts, and The Capitol Theater was old Theater that showed porn movies part of the time, but also some amazing shows..unfortunately I don't have much of a memory of that show...
Hell yeah Rush! Geddy Lee Neal life in the one and only Neil Peart rip you know what now that i just thought about it I would love to see you guys react to the mahavishnu orchestra you know that band John McLaughlin had with the one and only Billy Cobham on the drums and what made me think of them because Neil Peart said before that he became a drummer because of Billy Cobham man I tell you Billy Cobham was no joke on those drums man he played so fast it was unbelievable no drummer in the 70's era could not touch him at all not John boham Keith Moon not even Carl Palmer of ELP that's how bad Billy Cobham was back then in the mahavishnu orchestra used to open up for ELP back in the 70s my mother had me wearing bell-bottoms in the 70s but I didn't have any platform shoes lol man I miss the 70s
The 3 ringed circus....The Holy Trinity! I really miss these gentlemen.
To pull that off live. Amazing
Rush didn't have a lot of time because they were the middle band with Montrose opening and Foghat headlining. Check out the newly released footage from 6/18/76 on UA-cam. Killer stuff!
Awesome video ! Love seeing the boys young again 🤘RUSH🤘MY favorite band of all time, but hey I am Canadian. 😃s from 🇨🇦
Drummers didn't get a lot of attention from the cameramen and producers back then. They figured the lead singer and guitarist were the ones people would want to see and the few shots they'd give you of drummers was to throw them a bone. They all really rocked this performance! This recording was only a few towns away from me back then. I was only 17 at the time though and hadn't heard of them yet. Well.... until 11 months later when I did see them and fell in love with them. :)
I am originally from NJ as well @bobcarn !! BTW, you will be acknowledged in our upcoming _Achilles Last Stand_ video. Thanks for the donation!
Anyone else tear up from the shear genius?
Aye.All hail!!!
Thank you for this and the studio version too! The 76 and early live versions of 2112 included 5 of the 7 parts. They omitted “Discovery” and “Soliloquy”. In 97 for the 20th anniversary of the song they played all 7 parts live.
I saw that tour in '97 and hearing ALL parts, in Toronto, beautiful summer night, was something else!!
Soliloquy was played, it was Oracle: The Dream that was not played.
ROCKS. CLEAN !
The version from 1997 Molson amphitheatre is by far their Best performance of this Epic.
100 million percent right . Perfection ❤
@@greekadmirer2204yep….I saw that tour 2nd row in Albany NY….first show of the tour ..they ended the first set with “Natural Science “ and right into “2112” after the break….talk about epic ..I was extremely fortunate….my old high school buddy got the tickets I drove from VA … one of the best shows ever
@@NCNelz lucky lucky you Eric . I got to see them about 5 or 6 times in the late 70,s onwards and final time was r30 tour . All the best to you .
@@greekadmirer2204 late 70s great period …for Rush …your very lucky as well…hemispheres tour had to be glorious
Musically I agree. But even then, Geddy's voice was getting old, and they had to tune down the song so he could sing it.
Seen them live from the beginning. In Toronto. Shoes- I was 5' 8" barefoot and 6' 1" in platforms. Lol
The only people I remember wearing platforms in the sarly 80's were Kiss & Kiss tribute bands😅
Seen dozens of performance of this song, but never seen this one! Nice find and thanks so much!
Chromey! 😊
Yea please show the drummer/percussionist/ genius!
The Platform shoes, Don't ask 'why' because I don't know, I was done with them by'75 though. Thankfully,
That was my Cockney Rebel (Steve Harley) & Be Bop Deluxe (Bill Nelson) era,
I was 2 years late picking up on '2112', But from '78 on, after seeing them live in Leeds (UK) well, The rest is history as they say 😊👍
Try this one guys, '75 I think, I'm sure it'll resonate with you both, Have a good day.
ua-cam.com/video/42NQOpuMIvI/v-deo.html
Hey! New subscriber. I like to watch that version from 76 then watch the Test for Echo tour 97? I think. 20 years after they where even better and you will DIE hearing Alex's solos. Oh my word. Incredible
Too bad Alex wasn't able to get a new, tuned guitar to him, perhaps between TOS and Presentation. He kept trying to tune it but it was still messy throughout the rest of the song. That's why they decided to splice-in the "All the World's a Stage" version, here and there, to improve the sound. That's a cool video but the original is hard to watch because of Alex's issues. Oh well, they rock, I love them!
I believe that Rolling Stone once asked Eddie Van Halen how it felt to be considered the best guitar player. Eddies reply, "you would have to ask Alex Lifeson".
That is a true story. And Eddie was at his absolute ZENITH when asked the ?
YES! Plenty more LIVE RUSH to be discovered, nice find Mike!! Neil, head down just doing the work, absolute maestro of the three Legendary Rockers! "There's something here that's as strong as life, I know it will reach YOU"!! SO, SO much more content readily available on the internet, these days. Looking Forward. Thanks!
That's how you do that!
bravi - great reacts
Wow this was awesome. Thank you for reacting to this. I had never seen the or heard this version.
Doesn't Rush just ROCK !!! ???
Great channel, just found it.
Hard ear candy
Great footage!
Yeah, we get it. We're not likely to hear musicians or musical composition at this level ever again. Thank you UA-cam.
not any more they tore in down many years ago..i live 3 miles from their..i seen kiss debut album thier many big bands played their r.i.p. capitol theatre
Neil Peart didn’t like the Limelight, thats why there are many shots of him. Listen to Limelight and you'll understand.
Neil would have as Alex was Russian Orthodox and Geddy was raised with Judiasm
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LOL - Alex and Neil were likely raised in Christian houses, Alex more likely to be Catholic, but Geddy is Jewish as his parents were holocaust survivors.
Just come across you two like the reaction to Rush, the music of my youth as I am 70 now, I am English and English prog rock is one of my favourites so I would like to introduce you to Porcupine Tree I always advice anyone interested to listen/watch them live, they are brilliant musicians and the song writing and arrangements are stunning here is the link for Arriving Somewhere Not Here live in Tilberg ua-cam.com/video/W3lsqUqGTzM/v-deo.html
"Show the drummer", amen, most of the 70s live concert video sucks, it's always in the dark, and you usually can't see most of the people on stage.
Where did you find a stereo recording? I've only heard this video in mono.
I spliced in some audio (post-production) from _All the World's a Stage_ to improve the sound in some parts.
I wonder who they were opening for…Kiss?
They may have been the "headliner" actually. They played with Foghat and Montrose.
@@MusicforBusyPeople It seemed like they weren’t headlining because Geddy told the crowd that they didn’t have much time, something a headlining act wouldn’t normally say. It’s a great video though, thank you.
@@MusicforBusyPeopleThe billing that I called up on Google showed; Foghat/Rush/Montrose.
So it seems that Rush probably had to yield the stage to Foghat for the last act.
Not the best camera men in '76 or even after that. Being a drummer, I wanted to see Neil. It took a while before they included him in the videos.
How did Ged keep his hair so fluffy? He's a Jew, 😄 (He said it himself).
Fantastic pick. Rush fans never recommend this song because it’s too heavy for them. They have been emasculated by decades of soft, feminized music, such as Time stand still.
Why is there broken crosses! Satanists? 😊
Neil read a lot of Ayan Rand this is a parody of the book Anthem. Note, Anthem records is the company Rush stated.
Holy shhhhitttt awsome