votre sensibilitée est très touchante vous êtes une belle personne respect 💐🌞

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The lemon song, I can’t quit you baby, since I’ve been loving you. There are so many tasty Zeppelin tracks to choose from and you haven’t even hit the tip of the iceberg

Check out “In My Time Of Dying”

Morriseth never enough

TRIPLE ENTENDRE AS THE BYSTANDERS ARE BEING MOVED EMOTIONALLY BY THE MOVING PICTURES THEMSELVES - SO CLEVER (sorry for uppercase just realised)

The bells at the end of the song are the chimes of Big Ben in London. I love listening to what Geddy's bass is doing during Alex's wonderful solo on this song.

I still don’t get how they got that pre echo of Plant’s voice. amazing. he must’ve sang it straight first, then in the mixing room they messaged it so it had that pre echo, I remember how cassette tapes used to so something like it.

You had a face like mine when i first heard Aurora lol. incredible

The Vevo live version is far superior.💗

I love watching people experience Led Zep for the first time. They totally live up to the hype, every time. I particularly enjoy the "Whole Lotta Love" ones when it leaves young women looking a bit, er, "warmer" than they were to start with.

London and NewYork life

This song is an encyclopedia of guitar techniques from Alex

how tf was you pronounciation of "dritte reich" so on point? 😆

You’re so intelligent. That means a lot to me thank you.

Your reaction made me cry. I’m 51. Thank you

Please react to Natural Science too. There are so much going on

and what's more mindblown? only 3 people make this masterpiece

Subscription added. Your great breakdown of this legendary track sealed it. keep up the good work:) Maybe rush's most "artsy" record so you were spot on there as well.

Yep. We're good. Impressive, non? These guys are all monster players, certainly by this point in their career and their time together. A housemate brought this home when it came out, walking in as I was jamming in the living room on my electric. I believe he started with Side 2 and I jammed along as best I could until a short way into this song, when I thought it best to take a break. It was another 25 years before I actually learned any of these songs or any of their catalog to perform live with a band: 'Limelight' and a few others from throughout their career. So, I got that memory. ✌🏼😊🎶❤✨️🕊😅

It was jpj on mandolin

Yeah they don't grow bands like Rush anymore

Thanks

God preserve Ren for making people FEEL this hard.

I like listening to this album, and any Rush, while skiing. I've been skiing for over 60 years and never just cruise, but ski full throttle, so Rush is perfect.

Why does this sound like a James Bond opening song? Because the whole story is a spy/infiltration/secret agent story full of manipulation and backstabbing.

This girl was born in the 80s

Best Reaction Video ever 🔥✊ should be shown in schools and everywhere 😁 it's like an extension of the therapeutic effect of rens music 😁

My favorite song on this album of favorites.

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“How do you not feel inadequate?” Well, first realize that the best professional musicians feel the same when listening to Rush, so don’t feel too bad. 😆

I suggest you some Porcupine Tree. Especially the album Fear Of A Blank Planet. Even better live.

New sub! Love your reaction, thank you❤

Imagine hearing it over 40 years ago.

Everyone always notices Neil's phenomenal drumming but some don't realize what a great poetic lyricists Neil was! Modern day poet!

They know exactly how much is enough.

That’s the thing about Rush. On the one hand, it’s the most awesome and joyous musical experience you can have. But on the other hand you have three virtuoso musicians who are SO good at what they do, it makes anything we mere mortals attempt to do pale in comparison. So I get this mixed sense of elation and inadequacy all at the same time.

Love your HUMBLE, freckled face!❤ I'm shook every time I remember that this is a three-piece band. Every member is a master of their craft and the shadows they cast tend to block out the sun at times. With legends like Peart and Lee, the wizard that is most often overlooked is Alex Lifeson. It's so easy to feel humbled by these GIANTS. Their collective genius is ... MIND-BLOWING...AY O❤

I commend you for having the sensibility to allow yourself be moved by this band. You definitely get it. To me, the way they play with time signatures, melody and lyrics is so musical and dynamic. A perfect balance of complex arrangements but super catchy yet meaningful . These guys did everything by their own rules never giving into trends but only wanting to evolve in their own art. They have had the "perfect career" in my opinion as a ex-professional musician. A huge cult following. Truly, an amazing band. You are so right! This is not music you play in the background. When you put on Rush, you have to listen to Rush.

hey @Rosalie Elliott . . . I admire your courage For me these songs are a fact, a part of my daily life, a part of my landscape Thank you for analyzing each song and really reminding me how deeply these guys saw and described the world and accompanied my adolescence This whole RUSH series should be called: "Who will let the drummer write the lyrics?"

great reaction, great comment, on camera eye this is a great song it calls, u when it wants, to be listened to lol, take care

Who let's their drummer write the lyrics ? RUSH that's who .

As others have said, this is one of my favorite albums by one of my favorite bands. Every song is great in its own way. The music and lyrics are just incredible. Can’t wait to see what you think about Witch Hunt, a song that sadly couldn’t be more relevant today than when it was written. “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” -Neil Peart, Circumstances Since you’re enjoying this album so much, you should do Permanent Waves next.

Funny thing. I discovered Rush in 8th Grade with Moving Pictures. I purchased this album and Journey Escape as my very first two albums! I went to my Dad's house to listen to this album for the first time on his awesome turntable. I still remember the 1st side as an event! At some point I flipped the record over and started Camera Eye and couldn't get into it - Wasn't ready for it. It was too long. I was only in 8th grade I guess, so I only played side one for 3 years. Finally in 11th grade after getting into Signals and Grace Under Pressure - Rush's next two follow up albums, something had me go back to side 2 of moving pictures. I played the side 2 and really got into Witch Hunt and Vital Signs - Especially my senior year. But still couldn't get The Camera Eye. Well, forward from 1986 to 2010 and Rush toured with Moving Pictures in its entirety and this song finally clicked as a 42 year old! Never too late to discover and rediscover Rush. As you so aptly alliterated the lyrics to us in your camera, I even now in 2024 realize on an even deeper level how poetic this song is and calls to me to play on Rock Band (yes still play that) when I'm in the possibility that the world has to offer rather than focusing of lenses on its short comings! This is the longest post of my youtube life. I share my thoughts as to thank you Rosalie for taking the time with us to share your amazing 1st time reactions to a band I followed faithfully from 1981 till their final show here in LA in 2015 and still come back to in 2024.

Saw this album tour in 1981 I'm still cranking it Camera Eye is one of my favorites. Actually the whole album kicks ass .

I'm really enjoying your Rush series. Looking forward to each installment. Even if you don't do a video on it, I think you would really like their song "Mission". My personal favorite version is live from the "Show of Hands" video made in 1989 (it is available here on YT). I hope you check it out. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. You are quite engaging.

You should listen to Rush's earlier stuff. La Villa Strangiatto, Xanadu, Working Man, Cygnus X-1, Spirit of Radio, etc.

Its like sticking their finger in your brain and twirling it around

Didn't seem like 10 minutes did it?