As others have said, these are 3 master musicians, all greats at their instruments. They have a long 40 + year career, with 19 studio albums. Their sound changed over the years. A few songs I'd recommend you start with would be Freewill, Red Barchetta, Working Man, Anthem, Subdivisions, Tom Sawyer, The Spirit of Radio, The Big Money. Just a few to get you started. Also, if you're into the lyrics at all, a lot of Rush songs are deep, and thought provoking, so I would suggest you either do lyric videos, or at least have the lyrics pulled up when reacting to Rush songs (except of course the instrumentals, LOL).
YYZ is the official code for Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Neil's opening pattern is YYZ in Morse Code (-.-- -.-- --..), which is what they heard as Alex, who's a licensed pilot, was flying them home for the weekend from Le Studio in Morin Heights, Quebec, where they were recording Moving Pictures, the album that YYZ comes from. For more amazing performances, here are my top picks: Tom Sawyer Live In Rio Best Intro Ever/The Spirit Of Radio, R30 Tour, 2004 Xanadu, Exit Stage Left Freewill, Exit Stage Left Working Man Live In Cleveland, Time Machine Tour, 2011 La Villa Strangiato Live In Cleveland, Time Machine Tour, 2011 Natural Science, Toronto Molson Amphitheater, 1997 🎤 🎹 🎸 🥁 🎸 🔥 🔥 🔥
Rush are three master musicians from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 Geddy Lee Vocals, Bass and Keyboards Alex Lifeson guitar, mandola and later keyboards Neil Peart drums, percussion and main lyrist. Neil Peart is considered one of the best drummers in rock. Unfortunately he passed from brain cancer in January of 2020. Rush had a 45 year career changing their sound through out but always sounded like Rush. This song is one of their instrumentals Other Songs Red Barchetta from Exit Stage Left Working Man live in Cleveland Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto Spirit of Radio from Sarstock Toronto Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour Cheers 🇨🇦
Everybody likes to suggest the music of Rush from the '70s and early 80s to start out with. However, I'm a recent Rush fan of the last couple of years and have taken the deep dive down the Rush rabbit hole just this past year, listening through their entire discography. I have become a loyal devotee. I am going to step up and suggest you listen to a couple of songs from later albums by Rush, who had a career that spanned 40-plus years with the same band members. I want to suggest the songs- Headlong Flight and Far Cry. Headlong Flight is off their last album from 2012, Clockwork Angels and Far Cry is off of they're Vapor Trails album, which came out in the early 2000s.
Alex Lifeson on guitar, Neil Peart (RIP), the professor on the drums and Geddy Lee, bass, keyboards and vocals. Canada’s finest. Greatest rock band in history. Try Natural Science, live in Cleveland or Xanadu, live from Exit Stage Left 1981
Omg. YYZ as Sweet Tooth theme song _totally_ works. Wow. Anyways, welcome to the Rush rabbit hole. Best three-piece band to walk the earth. You're gonna get a lot of requests for their popular hits. My vote goes for "Natural Science" off the album Permanent Waves. Long, complex, has the best bass-line I ever heard.
Yezzz. One of Canada's finest. Highly recommend their older music. Try out their song - lakeside park from the album " Caress Of Steel 1975. Geddy Lee- bass and vocals Alex Lifeson- all guitars Neil Peart- Drums and Percussion. R.I.P. brother. This is an instrumental. They are an extremely talented band. Enjoy man. Try out the song Tom Sawyer too. For a great story listen to 2112. Its 20 minutes but itll RIP your head off in a fantastic way I promise!🤟🤟
Recommended Rush: Tom Sawyer- official video Time Stand Still Spirit of the Radio- cartoon vid Limelight - Live 1981 Xanadu - Live 1981🤯 Working Man - R30 Cleveland 2112 - Animated story video 🤯
A skill of a different level is a good way to describe Rush, the most musically gifted power trio to ever grace a stage.
Yep and it's not debatable!
As others have said, these are 3 master musicians, all greats at their instruments. They have a long 40 + year career, with 19 studio albums. Their sound changed over the years. A few songs I'd recommend you start with would be Freewill, Red Barchetta, Working Man, Anthem, Subdivisions, Tom Sawyer, The Spirit of Radio, The Big Money. Just a few to get you started.
Also, if you're into the lyrics at all, a lot of Rush songs are deep, and thought provoking, so I would suggest you either do lyric videos, or at least have the lyrics pulled up when reacting to Rush songs (except of course the instrumentals, LOL).
YYZ is the official code for Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Neil's opening pattern is YYZ in Morse Code (-.-- -.-- --..), which is what they heard as Alex, who's a licensed pilot, was flying them home for the weekend from Le Studio in Morin Heights, Quebec, where they were recording Moving Pictures, the album that YYZ comes from. For more amazing performances, here are my top picks:
Tom Sawyer Live In Rio
Best Intro Ever/The Spirit Of Radio, R30 Tour, 2004
Xanadu, Exit Stage Left
Freewill, Exit Stage Left
Working Man Live In Cleveland, Time Machine Tour, 2011
La Villa Strangiato Live In Cleveland, Time Machine Tour, 2011
Natural Science, Toronto Molson Amphitheater, 1997
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Rush are three master musicians from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦
Geddy Lee Vocals, Bass and Keyboards
Alex Lifeson guitar, mandola and later keyboards
Neil Peart drums, percussion and main lyrist.
Neil Peart is considered one of the best drummers in rock. Unfortunately he passed from brain cancer in January of 2020.
Rush had a 45 year career changing their sound through out but always sounded like Rush.
This song is one of their instrumentals
Other Songs
Red Barchetta from Exit Stage Left
Working Man live in Cleveland
Natural Science from the Molson Amphitheatre Toronto
Spirit of Radio from Sarstock Toronto
Digital Man from the Snakes and Arrows tour
Cheers 🇨🇦
Everybody likes to suggest the music of Rush from the '70s and early 80s to start out with.
However, I'm a recent Rush fan of the last couple of years and have taken the deep dive down the Rush rabbit hole just this past year, listening through their entire discography. I have become a loyal devotee.
I am going to step up and suggest you listen to a couple of songs from later albums by Rush, who had a career that spanned 40-plus years with the same band members. I want to suggest the songs- Headlong Flight and Far Cry. Headlong Flight is off their last album from 2012, Clockwork Angels and Far Cry is off of they're Vapor Trails album, which came out in the early 2000s.
Spirit of Radio is a good listen of the groups talent and yes the singing is very unique 👌. Smiles 😃 from Canada 🇨🇦
Welcome to the wonderful world of Rush.
Alex Lifeson on guitar, Neil Peart (RIP), the professor on the drums and Geddy Lee, bass, keyboards and vocals. Canada’s finest. Greatest rock band in history.
Try Natural Science, live in Cleveland or Xanadu, live from Exit Stage Left 1981
Omg. YYZ as Sweet Tooth theme song _totally_ works. Wow. Anyways, welcome to the Rush rabbit hole. Best three-piece band to walk the earth. You're gonna get a lot of requests for their popular hits. My vote goes for "Natural Science" off the album Permanent Waves. Long, complex, has the best bass-line I ever heard.
Yezzz. One of Canada's finest. Highly recommend their older music. Try out their song - lakeside park from the album " Caress Of Steel 1975.
Geddy Lee- bass and vocals
Alex Lifeson- all guitars
Neil Peart- Drums and Percussion. R.I.P. brother.
This is an instrumental. They are an extremely talented band. Enjoy man. Try out the song Tom Sawyer too.
For a great story listen to 2112. Its 20 minutes but itll RIP your head off in a fantastic way I promise!🤟🤟
Prediction: Rush avalanche a comin'!
Rush is definitely a top 10 all time band. Tom Sayer ,Limelight and Vital signs ♥ are awesome as well 🔥
Thanks for the Rush tune. Next please check out Working Man live in Dallas. One f the best live performances EVER.
I think that YYZ is the special abbreviation for the airport in Toronto where they from. How fucking cool is that?
Another 10 is 2112 in Rio
Driven in Rio
Malignant Narcissism
Freewill
Best Intro Ever
Anthem live version black and white
Bytor and the snowdog 1981
u dont hear Rush
U Listen to Rush🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Check out 'Xanadu' live from 1982. This song and performance will tell you all you need to know about the Canadian legend.
Recommended Rush:
Tom Sawyer- official video
Time Stand Still
Spirit of the Radio- cartoon vid
Limelight - Live 1981
Xanadu - Live 1981🤯
Working Man - R30 Cleveland
2112 - Animated story video 🤯
Next La Villa Strangiato or Spirit of Radio. RUSH was amazing!
What should I listen to from Rush?
Everything!
Who are those guys? Just the best three piece band ever.
Three that sound like five, enjoy the ride.
fake non caring reaction!.
1st song to play is "spirit of radio" followed by "free will"