Rappers React To Rush "Ghost Of A Chance"!!!
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
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If you guys like this one, Losing It from Signals has the same vibe with a different message and even has violin! Its one of my all-time favorites!
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Losing It is incredible. Got to see/hear it performed live in NJ. Unforgettable.
That and The Analog Kid are two of my favorites by Rush.
That’s why Signals is my fave
I've always harbored a thought that this is about rush themselves. I mean what are the odds that this band even found each other ?
ghost of a chance indeed. And they made it last
super interesting, never considered this thx!
This was played in radio stations in the early 90's. My first exposure to Rush. According to Neil it was his attempt a writing a "love song" and I think he nailed it! It's also one of the best and most satisfying transitions I've ever heard in a song!
I've always loved that it's not lovey dovey. Neil was a thinker, and no doubt felt deeply, and a natural philosopher and it shows here.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written!!
One of Alex's best solos. It was also done on the first attempt. They were like, "No need for another try or take. "
Really never heard that wow
Neil wrote the lyrics. There are other examples where he shows he doesn’t believe in mystic powers; he’s more pragmatic. Check out Faithless on Snakes and Arrows album.
You guys nailed the lyrics. When he says he doesn’t believe in stars and planets, he’s not saying he doesn’t believe they exist, he’s saying he doesn’t believe they are a factor in finding your soulmate; horoscope stuff.
My favorite track off Roll The Bones. Was lucky enough to see them do this on that tour, and 4 others. Rush will ALWAYS be one of my favorite bands.
Not only is the chance of finding someone to love small, but the point is "and make it last." That's rarer still. Almost unrealistic to experience for most, much less expected.
For me it’s Rush and Pink Floyd that take me on a trip when I listen to them.
I'd add Marillion to these two
I was in the 9th grade in San Antonio when I first heard this song. 96 Rock and 99.5 KISS both played it often along with "Dreamline" and "Roll The Bones."
Bravado is fantastic. Where's My Thing ranks up there with YYZ & LA Villa Strangiato as instrumental masterpieces.
They put some of the most beautiful stuff on this album, so many chord and feel changes like that one between the verse and chorus, they hit some sort of compositional stride here. Think it was maybe the 5th or 6th cd I ever bought.
Songs like this performed live were always great . They usually played songs like this to allow the concert to breath ,if that makes sense. Usually the light show accompanying it was outstanding and brought the energy together .
Fun fact, there's a mine that uses a rat for gas detection, the rat would steal food and was a pest until it was going crazy climbing up legs and running away but kept coming back. Then the gas detectors went off. The mine was evacuated. When it was clear and the miners went back in, they befriended the rat and would feed it and play with it. The rat has become a welcomed employee and even has an employee number. Don't remember what mine it was. The rat became a pet.
When Rush writes a love song 😁 True love is hard to find. So when you find it, do whatever it takes to make it last. Just don’t get hung up on the how to find it. Forget about horoscopes, fortune tellers, or dating advice. Keep your eyes and heart open and let it find you. I think that’s the message here.
I love how Rush`s catalogue is so different; I know it sounds logical, but there is an album and style for everyone. Nice break down at the end, fellas!
Rush are masters, and i truly believe i will never find any bands i love more.❤
Red Barchetta is my go to Rush song. It takes you on a futuristic sci-fi adventure!
I’m with you Hollywood this is definitely in my top 3 all time rush songs!
Always a good day for some Rush gems...Thanks...Enjoy.
A Rush love song written by Neil. There are a few especially off the Counterparts album
Speed of Love
Alien Shore
and Rush wrote a country song
Cold Fire
Yep, Rush can do everything!
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My favorite RUSH tune. Full stop.
The closest thing that Neil Peart wrote to a love song for his wife Jackie... Sadly, she passed away in 1998 from cancer after the tragic death of Selena Peart, her & Neil's only daughter. They performed "Ghost of a chance" live on their 2008 tour
Late 80's/ early 90's, Rush had just gone through their 80's synthesizer phase after the 1987 album 'Hold your fire'... Guitarist Alex Lifeson finally put his foot down: "Let's have a concept - No more keyboards!"
Geddy Lee and Neil Peart said, "Okay"... (Late) producer Rupert Hine came in and agreed that they needed, as a power rock trio, to rediscover their rock roots and redefine the Rush sound... Alex got his wish - more guitars, less keyboards on their 1989 album 'Presto'... Geddy Lee still provided huge melodies that made the songs like 'The Pass'... 'Scars'... so memorable. It just wasn't as heavy as their 70's albums.
In 1991, that trend continued w/ the album 'Roll the Bones' by Rush... subtle guitars... driven bass... technical drumming... very catchy songs like - 'Dreamline' ... 'Ghost of a chance' ... 'Bravado' ... and the rap-infused 'Roll the bones' track.
The heavy guitars came back in 1993 w/ the album 'Counterparts'... their engineer was Kevin Shirley, who would work with Dream Theater and Iron Maiden... He wanted an 'old school' Rush album... Alex Lifeson's guitar without flashy effects... Geddy Lee's old bass sound... minimal keyboards... and Neil Peart beating on the drums like John Bonham of Zeppelin... That worked. And 'Counterparts' also resonated in the 90's grunge rock era w/ 2 singles - 'Stick it out' ... "Nobody's hero"... but also had fan favorite songs like - 'Animate' ... 'Cut to the chase'... 'Between the Sun and Moon'... 🤘🤘🔥🔥
Alot of prog from the 70s and 80s takes you on a journey. If you need a journey, try "suppers ready" by Genesis. The very pinnacle of prog music.
One of Geddy's best vocal takes
I love this song. Roll the Bones is one of their most underrated later albums.
Love that you guys showed so much love to this song. It’s a masterpiece. More Rush reactions
Always loved this song. Thanks for doing this one!😊
Always loved this song. Enjoyed your banter afterwards. 🧡😎
Great to see you guys checking out this this great music and musians from the past. R I P Neil!!
Rush is so awesome!
All them witches- Charles William
Lol, every time he hears a new Rush song, it becomes his top 3 lol, That's Rush my friend, strap yourself in buddy, so many more to discover
Hey guys! Thanks for the reaction.. I heard this song a few years ago for the first time, then it never left me because Lifeson’s guitar riffs were so beautiful, it was like he was conveying a feeling of being in love As for the marriage conversation, I am married (hence the name Castillo 😊) but only in the last 6 years. I wanted to be independent etc growing up, but saw marriage much more different from my younger self because as you get older, wisdom matures and so does your understanding of marriage. 😊. Thanks a million for reacting to this song Hollywood and Smokey! 😊😊👍👍
GREAT reaction gents! This was when I was just getting into Rush...I was 13, their compilation album Chronicles was recently released, and this album, Roll The Bones had just come out...I was instantly made a fan with what I heard! It was all so different, but all good! Fast forward to 1993, and Counterparts came out - where Rush embraced their 'grunge' side with Stick It Out (which I HIGHLY recommend you checking out! That or Animate).
This is yet another of Neil's writing genius - as with 95% of their catalogue.
Never ones to stagnate, their sound was always evolving - glad you found this piece! Always a favourite. Other's have also mentioned Losing It - where they incorporate electric violin (played by Ben Mink - one of the few times they had a 'guest' musician in their catalogue) Cheers.
Been a while since I listened to this album, thanks for the reminder.
Most people don’t like the album, but I love roll the bones
Not one rush album i dont like. Period.
I thought Roll the Bones was phenomenal from BEGINNING TO END.
Rappers reacting to Rush brings a smile to my face. 😊
The first bands to do the Prog trip (and get noticed) were probably Pink Floyd and King Crimson. King Crimson was the biggest influence on Tool.
From Wikipedia:
"Ghost of a Chance" is a song by the Canadian rock band Rush released as the third single from their 1991 album Roll the Bones. The single peaked at No. 2 on the U.S. Album Rocks Track chart.
Music: Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson. Lyrics: Neil Peart.
Whenever I hear Alex's solos in a Rush song I get goose bumps. Every. Damn. Time. So good 👌👌💖💖🎼😎
All round great song by the boys. It's off the 'Roll The Bones' album.
The best part of Rush…
They make you think, loved the conversation the song got you into hahahaha
This is a great song with a sick groove, specially the way it drops 🤘
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I love love this album front to back. It's 80s greatness!
🤔or 90’s🤷♂️🤘✌️🖖
I can't believe the two of you have not reviewed Rush "Roll the Bones" as they rap in it.
The beauty of Rush....they changed things up a lot. But always awesome
Never heard this one before. I like it 😊
Lifelong Rush fan here…. There are some standout songs of theirs that are not amongst their “popular” tunes that I look at and say “ my god I am so happy they made this song.” This is one of those songs. Add to that : Available Light, Losing It ( which IS a FAN favorite), How it Is, and just about everything on Clockwork Angels.
Grossly underappreciated song but definitely one of my favorites!
This is from Roll the Bones released in 1991. It shows how Rush was always evolving and experimenting with different sounds.
Alex's guitar is magical in this song
Guys! you need to see this live!
This one is like Sting level songwriting, and that is meant as a huge compliment no matter one's opinion on Sting's music.
Morning guys! I haven't heard this song in a very long time! It's a really good one! Love rush! Great choice!!💯🤓 You gotta do "the trees" by rush ....
Fun fact: they played this on the Roll the Bones tour, which it’s from, and never again UNTIL the second leg of the Snakes and Arrows tour in 2008, and that was it. Sadly, but maybe gladly for most, a lot of the albums after 1989 had fewer and fewer second and third appearances on future tours.🤘🖖✌️🥁🎸🎤🎹
Never was big into Rush, liked 'Spirit of Radio', jammed along with much of 'Moving Pictures' when a housemate brought it home, joined a band that played some in '05. Never heard this one before, figured it had to be from their album of covers, sounds so atypical. I'm gobsmacked, frankly, a love song by Neil? By Rush?!! Go figure. Go big or go home and steer your lady toward your favourite spot for...deuces.
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Cold Fire by RUSH is a phucking monster!
This is one of my favorite rush, deep cuts, and it’s definitely my favorite song from roll the bones
Guys guys guys !! Available light is journey into Neil's outlook on life and it is aaaaaaaamazing !!!!!
If you ever saw this live, Neil is hitting the snare as hard as he can.
Alex can play the blues just as well as he does EVERYTHING ELSE! The soaring beautiful musical section is a Rush hallmark. See Analog Kid for more proof!
My step-sister had a guy and they were perfect together - until the ring went on, then it was a constant battle ... as soon as they divorced, everything was good again. There was something about the terms 'husband' and 'wife' that just ruined it for them. Finding your perfect someone who, grows at the same rate that you do, is just hard.
This album is off of Roll the Bones, their first album for the 90's. This whole album had the theme of "chance". Off this album, I highly recommend checking out Dreamline, Heresy, and Bravado
Excellent content as always fellas
You guys should check out Marilyn Manson's new single called "as sick as the secrets within" end the song is basically just a comeback for how hard Marilyn Manson fell due to drug abuse and addictions and the lyrics are talking about being reborn. It's a very good song.
The beauty of Ghost of a Chance is, Neil managed to write it without falling into the usual cliches of typical love songs.
Another great one is from the next album, Counterparts, the song Cold Fire, albeit it's about a relationship breaking down.
They were my first concert back in 1987
Yes's Gates of delirium is a long ass ride but it will get you to cry at the end of it FOR SURE !!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey guys! Lovin'your reactions to the music that has been the soundtrack to my life and times. Alex once said that the solo on this track was his favorite on the album.
Just to your point on the state or government getting involved in your relationships, Neil and his first wife Jackie (Selena's mom) were never "officially" married. They never saw the need of a piece of paper to "sanctify" their union.
Neil may have thought better about that decision when he married Carrie. There may have been legal issues after Jackie's death that arose from that situation.
Great reaction y’all! Not my fav song, but I love y’all’s reaction!! I think this is from 1991 Roll The Bones album! Neil wrote the lyrics, he was an agnostic you would say…. Y’all thought he would be a mystic in a way with all the old songs, but to listen to him over a 40 yr span,as a lyricist, you can plainly see his growth and perspective change as he gained knowledge as he grew older! (All 3 of them) Back in the 70’s he was reading Tolkien and science fiction books (he was a voracious reader) by this time in his life, he was reading Freidrich Nietzshce! He was a very smart man! (But wrong about the God part..jmo)! Anywho they were and always will be my favorite band! Be well my friends… God bless from Texas!!
Always a great time for a Rush reaction.
Roll The Bones is an excellent album, it is kinda different, but it is one of my favs after 2112.
Pigeons used to be food birds much like chickens, but for poor people in cities. There were communal pigeon coops
Known as ghetto chickens
Two other great songs from Roll the Bones: "Bravado" and "Heresy." And of course, "Dreamline" and the title track.
Neil never really took it easy on anything. I was at a concert in Baltimore (Vapor Trails Tour) where Neil performed his famed 9-minute drum solo while Geddy and Alex took a break. Afterwards, Geddy and Alex performed an acoustic version of "Resist" while Neil took a much shorter break.
TIME STAND STILL !!! pLZ
You'll Love Enemy Within on Grace Under Pressure, Available Light on Presto. Losing is a Great suggestion. Ghost of a Chance such a great song. Alex has been married to Charlene for 49 years. Geddy has been married to Nancy for 48 years. ❤🔥
anything from "Signals". Analogue Kid ! Tasty
For more of that different side of Rush, check out Time Stands Still and Mystic Rhythms
if you look at all there albums, which is a lot, obviously, there is almost always a radio song within each album. They had a knack for that. Then it gets you to check out the rest of the album and you realize that wasn’t close to the best song. amazing.
Roll the Bones is such an underrated album.
And Mastodon will take you on many journeys.
King Crimson's album In the court of the crimson king is probably the very first prog album I would argue. You should do a reaction to their live version of 21st century schizoid man. It's amazing
I think your next reaction from rush should be roll the bones. You'll love the Suprise in the middle of the song.
Have ya'll not done ROLL THE BONES yet by RUSH? It is a must listen if you haven't. I mean, if you love Rush, listen ASAP. I think you both will love it, with lyrics, of course.
This, Heresey,and Bravado are all great tracks on this alblum. But the whole alblum is awesome!
There's an irony in this song title........that I'm sure everyone hears, but it's worth noting. Believing there just might be a "Ghost" of a Chance.....but not believing in all of the other fables or things humans sometimes cling to. Meaning it's a mystery.
Check out Roll the Bones.
I like pudding and hand puppets
Fear Factory!!! Powershifter!!!
Another one of my fav Rush songs, mainly due to it being so different. Per Neil.....""I've always shied away from love songs and even mentioning the word in songs because it's so much cliché......."
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Neil would be the opposite of a flat Earther. He was a big fan of science. He was agnostic when it came to religion. Neil found lasting love twice. Both marriages ended in death by cancer. Hus first wife and then himself.
From 1991's "Roll the Bones." The song hit #2 on the Album Rock charts.
Neil wrote the lyrics, and Geddy and Alex wrote the music.
A marriage gives you rights you don't otherwise have. If your partner is injured and isn't conscious, if you are married, you can make medical decisions for her. If not, you can't. There are other things that it allows that you otherwise couldn't do. I'm not married and probably never will be, but this is a concern for a long-term couple.
You don't put Pink Floyd on your list of band that take you on a trip?
That would’ve been a massive hit if “ANYONE” else had done it.😂🤘🖖✌️🎸🥁🎹🎤
You guys should check out the live version of this from Atlanta from the 2007 Snakes and Arrows live album in your own time. It’s even better than this version because it’s so heavy
Freddy mercury soulmate was his ex wife and he never stopped loving her despite being gay. Love of my life is about her.
I get the impression you guys have not listened to enough from the 90s forward I highly recommend checking out far cry or driven to see a completely different side of Rush.
This could have been -- should have been -- a hit back then. Wasn't pushed nearly enough.
I have this album....a little different for Rush, I think.
I wish I could write songs like Neil Peart did!
Check out some old Kansas.....
Find a one and a 8 billion soul mate? Or develope a significant connection with people thru work, sacrifice love
Small point of clarification: the narrator does not state that he doesn't believe in the stars and the planets...he says he does not believe they (or angels) are watching from above. Nevertheless, your analysis that it as an argument against mysticism stands.