F Yeah Neill‼️🔥 Rush - YYZ Live (Rio) | My Son First RUSH Reaction (Michael B)

[@GRIMRPR6942]

You know its lit when the crowd is "singing" the music and its an instrumental LOL

[@DarrylSmith1968]

There are no lyrics to YYZ just so you know.

[@brucetaylor5800]

And the crowd could not really keep up lol

[@robinsweet1827]

EXACTLY

[@flairwoo]

Brazilian crowds are awesome

[@edkarter7062]

Have heard from new and this was awesome! Spent 25 years working just west of YYZ !!! AKA Pearson Airport for Toronto. Never get tired of it and nice to see through a fresh set of eyes!!

[@jeslookin2168]

The world’s smallest orchestra. Neil Peart on drums and percussion, Alex Lifeson on guitar, and Geddy Lee on vocals, bass, keyboards AND Moog foot pedals! A trio unlike any other. All hail the mighty RUSH 🤘

[@branmcg9844]

No argument here.✌✌

[@williamgallucci9913]

Unreal how incredible

[@whereverigothereiam3078]

R.I.P. Neil! Drummer, Lyricist, Husband, Father, Biker, Writer ... Beautiful Beautiful anguished soul. God Bless his legacy and his deep deep soul. Only once saw RUSH live ... mind blown. Nothing like watching true artists in real time. One of the best times I've had in my entire 51 years of life.

[@UltraViolent21]

Alex Lifeson is one of the most underrated guitarists ever. Like Vernon Reid.

[@JungleScene]

agreed. some of his solos are all time greats. la villa strangiatto, limelight, subdivisions.... and his song writing and melodic qualities he brings to the band are a huge component to why the band is so good. you cant have an elite level power trio if not every member is elite.

[@onepieceofgumleft]

This ! ... Absolutely.

[@TheBeavadelic]

I'd like to add Larry Lalonde to that list 💯🎸

[@ElDuderino716]

ABSOLUTELY!!

[@BoondockRoberts]

only two reasons is that he was in Rush to begin with and he lived the exact opposite of a Rock and Roll lifestyle.

[@RyneMurray23]

Geddy lee on bass is absolutely KILLING IT .

[@martykehoe8510]

Rush is an incredibly talented band. Neil and Geddy are premier musicians. but, we need more recognition for Alex. He is an amazing guitarist.

[@OaktownPirate510]

Rush: Making everyone else looks lazy since 1972. Welcome to the family, y’all! As you can hear from the crowd; Rush fans can sing this song, even without words.👍

[@chantalmassicotte3934]

LOL!! Love that first sentence!!

[@scootbobb]

Gotta check out “La Villa Strangiato”. Another great instrumental.

[@hads5279]

Oh god yes!!

[@wonderwatchlisten]

That tops YYZ for me. And I love YYZ!

[@johndupont8628]

mmmmmhmmmmm hemispheres is agreat album too

[@donnawoods8039]

I was always amazed how 3 people can make such great music!!!

[@jpmiller3986]

Neil Peart was the master of reverse timing, and what is just as amazing is the ability for Alex and Geddy to do what they do and keep the original timing of their music. Rush gets better every time I hear their music. Even after 30+ yrs (for me anyway)

[@mattmuirhead6435]

Rush is the greatest music Canada has, and ever will produce, period.

[@uoabigaillevey]

Let me introduce you to Devin Townsend. He is a Canadian musical madlad as well.

[@UltraViolent21]

The world. Rush are the kings of progressive:

[@tripperdelaluna1]

The New Pornographers aren't bad....

[@UltraViolent21]

Dale Cooper Dying Fetus.

[@ElDuderino716]

You’re omitting The Tragically Hip? What kind of Canadian are you?

[@m.hunterstevie2081]

You can tell they’re feeling it when the crowd’s singing along to a song with no words... straight fire!

[@HoneyBl]

Dude, when a crowd is singing along to an instrumental, you know you are rock gods!

[@sunset8480]

Brother, you are absolutely right on. That is so much sound with only 3 members. And the bassist is also the singer. And all 3 write the lyrics as well. So talented

[@ianjohnson171]

By the way YYZ is the airport zoning code for Toronto where they're from and the intro riff on the guitar is morse code for YYZ lol

[@hackattack7811]

You are correct.

[@hulaGUNZ]

-.-- / -.-- / --..

[@coreys2686]

The Morse is in the drums at the beginning. Alex was flying (he's a pilot) the band back to Pearson (YYZ) and they heard the code on the NAV(?) radio. That set the juices flowing. I don't know if you'd call it zoning code. Its from the time when flights were transmitted through teletypes (think oldschool typewriter). Transmission time was pretty slow, think 2-3 letters per second. Easier/faster to send "YYZ-YYC" than it is to say "Lester B Pearson Airport to Calgary International". Each country does theirs slightly different. America LAX is Los Angeles, DFW is Dallas-Fort Worth, LGA is La Guardia, JFK is one of the airports servicing New York, MSP is Minneapolis-Saint Paul. Europe: HEA is London-Heathrow, GAT is London-Gatwick, AMS is Amsterdam Canada starts all airport names with the letter 'Y', YYZ is Toronto, YVR is Vancouver, YYC is Calgary.

[@jmmacb03]

And when they heard it--they knew they were coming home... Cheers, from Toronto ✌

[@ianjohnson171]

Yes sir cheers from Ajax

[@kirbymjk71]

Peart is surely THE GOAT!!! The whole band are GOAT'S!!!!

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Go down the rabbit hole with Rush. 2112 overture all the way to temples of syrinx....a passage to Bangkok is on the same album. 2112 is when Rush got me as a fan for life. 🎼🎶😎🤘We nicknamed Neil the Professor...he has every piece of percussion on his kit at some point over the 40 years they toured. Xanadu live is also an awesome display of triple talented guys. Real raw talent🎼🎶🤘YYZ instrumental only.

[@keithgraham8588]

If you want to go on an musical journey, check out Xanadu by Rush.

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

Exit: Stage Left is a good live version.

[@BrakRulesAll]

DO IT!! Mind blown, guaranteed... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKarhGCdn7KcjNk

[@Bushanie24]

how do i do 1 mil thumbs up

[@CCCowboy]

Regular (non Live) studio version of Xanadu (A Farewell To Kings album version)

[@scottarnest8980]

@@CCCowboy Great as well. I bought that album when it first came out and quickly became addicted. I was 13. My favorite album by them. Forget that, my favorite album. It would be my island choice.

[@chrisgist3090]

You are looking at “THE” progressive rock band!! YYZ was one of their few instrumentals. Geddy Lee (bass & vocals & keys), Neil Peart (drums) & Alex Lifeson (guitar & keys). 3 pc band & all were masters at their instruments!! Neil incidentally did most of the song writing (lyrics). Cancer took Neil but not before he showed everyone how drums can/could be played! Every drummer in existence tips their hat to Neil & sometimes even bows down front! 😉🥁

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Don't forget that Lee and Lifeson also played foot pedals too!

[@mycroft16]

Don't limit Neil to drums. That man played any instrument man has ever hit with a stick, mallet, hammer, or hands. Often times all in the same song.

[@davidbailey6397]

The bass player ,Geddy Lee,is the singer. These are the best of the best in music ,as far as talent is concerned .

[@MkVIIIMaus]

So good to see new faces enjoying their music. The section between the drum keypad and the back drums open up so Neil can get in. And he used evry single one of the drums. Professor there was so much to learn from you RIP.

[@UltraViolent21]

The best 3 man band ever in my opinion. I’m glad I got to see them a few times. Peace to Neil. The best drummer of all time. He wrote the lyrics to most of songs. He was a musical genius.

[@jmmacb03]

And he wrote 12+ books.

[@jamesm5883]

Geddy Lee who in the bass player is also the vocalist and keys....super talented!

[@Marz5004]

The best 3-dude rock band ever. Super-packed with talent. They are Getty, Alex, and Neil. Thank you for the reaction video. 👍 ~Marz

[@illuminateyourlife3401]

Name me 3 other individuals who can create that much real, quality, noise from scratch 💪😎 G.O.A.T.S. 🐐🐐🐐

[@OneVoiceMore]

There are a ton of quality three-man rock bands. Tons. The Jimi Hendrix experience. Motorhead. The Police. Triumph. ZZ Top. Nirvana. Cream. Yes also had some three-man songs, although their band was five guys.

[@RexWard]

Led Zepplin, also great!

[@Thomw72]

Triumph...

[@jaynefaulkner803]

'The Spirit of Radio'. It will change everything.

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

'The Spirit of Radio', but there's 40 years of material here. Another favorite is, 'Roll the Bones'. It is pronounced like 'ear' wit a p in front and a t at the end. P-ear-t.

[@deke76]

Geddy also plays bass pedals with his feet while playing the keyboard.

[@cruzmizzl]

Only Brazilians can add lyrics to YYZ... Obrigado Brasil 🇧🇷!

[@wllys55]

Geddy Lee is the bassist and lead singer. Check out the album 2112!

[@GeoffreyGodshall]

The energy of 200,00 plus people in the crowd. That shit commands armies. Unbelievable.

[@DanBeaird]

For a three piece band to bring this much sound they all GOAT

[@loughkb]

Geddy Lee, the bass and keyboard player is the vocalist as well. On most all of their songs, he sings way up high. Neil, the drummer, wrote most all of the lyrics in their songs. Eric, Guitar, and Geddy did most of the musical composition. They play the shit out of their instruments, so much sound out of a three piece. They really stood out. Much of their earlier music is very complex prog rock theme albums. Their 80's stuff is probably the stuff you'd dig the most. A couple of suggestions. Sub Divisions and The Spirit of Radio. Especially Spirit of Radio. Nice Regge break in the middle.

[@Gaderelli]

Whom the FUCK is Eric ??? Alex 8s the best ALL ARROUND Rock Guitarist EVER !

[@t0dd000]

Neil Peart plays pretty straightforward in YYZ. Want to see him really shine, Xanadu live is a really good showcase of the breadth of his talent.

[@DarrylSmith1968]

Tom Sawyer or fly by night by Rush , Canada's hidden treasure. RIP Neil.

[@Dozav7]

Darryl Smith agreed. Tom Sawyer is the shit.

[@terrancebrown87]

This.

[@newquinn22]

Rush was fairly well known outside of canada. For me, hidden gems of canadian music are the tragically hip, our lady peace, les cowboys fringants, and so many more. Certainly rush never made it as big as zepplin or the stones, but by no means were they hidden. Canada has tons of great music, im just glad to see people react to any of it

[@Duh6666666]

Geddy Lee has played 4 instruments and sung at the same time, he is the Chuck Norris of musicians!

[@Tr1hawaii]

Rush sleeper...Scars from the “Presto” album. Passage to Bangkok is always a great listen. Dig deep and listen to Working Man from their dirtiest album!! 🤙🏼

[@scottarnest8980]

Xanadu off of Exit Stage Left - keep it in the family. Have your son join you again - he reminds me of a student I teach. Keep it positive.😊

[@mikeb5973]

Nothing better when a new generation appreciates the old generation

[@chazstone6744]

I'm always surprised that people find the concept of an instrumental so novel.

[@JohnWilliams-bt9er]

The song you're thinking of is Passage to Bangkok.

[@vanlifeson6773]

Train to Bangkok. Wreathed in smoke in Lebanon We burn the midnight oil. The fragrance of Afghanistan rewards a long days toil. Love the guitar switches in strum. YYZ Love that home coming tune.

[@mattplus09]

The base guitar player and the lead guitar player also play synths with their feet while also playing their main instruments...Rush is good for the soul :) Peace!

[@jlcortez00]

Good choice, that crowd is insane!!

[@johncopple6479]

Dad said " Geddy jumped on the piano ! " Yeah that's one of the many things the Musicians in Rush Do ! They Jump on things and and ride it in a direction you were not expecting! Just to suggest some of my favorite's ; "Bastille Day", " Vital Signs", " The Pass" , "Scars", "Super Conductor", and "Countdown"! I have many more Favorites. But those are some the songs that other reactors have not reacted to and also my personal favorite's ! Great Job ! Cheers 🍻

[@chipschoepfer710]

He is your favorite drummers favorite drummer. Greatest 3 piece orchestra ever.

[@Stormy1962]

RIP Neil Peart,!!!! The man who gave me the love for drums...Building yet another set sir!!

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

Yay!!!!! I was hoping you would do this version. And yes, "YYZ" is an instrumental, but bassist Geddy Lee is the singer on most of their songs. He also played keyboards and synth pedals live. And the song you're thinking of is "A Passage To Bangkok"

[@northernzeus768]

Look at my man young buck LFR JOjo! It’s good to see you with family. God bless you are. I loved both your channels and subbed to both a while back. Keep up the great content.

[@caryd67]

Great video guys. Huge Rush guy here, providing y’all with some facts: You had Peart right! It’s not Pert. Neil Peart was the primary lyric writer. Geddy Lee is the coolest bassist ever and also the vocalist and also the keyboard player (he ALSO plays keys with his feet). Big Al is the guitarist, also a pilot, and honorary member of the Canadian Air Force. All three members have earned the Order Of Canada, the first Canadian rock band to receive this honour. Much love to you and your family from BC Canada ❤️✌🏻🇨🇦

[@phunkalicious4]

one of the best prog rock band ever, those three guys rocked for almost 50 years......

[@DaMarco1400]

Songs to ADMIRE " TREES " " SPIRIT OF RADIO " " CLOSER TO THE HEART " .... 2112 whole ALBUM... MOVING PICTURES Entire ALBUM... WHO AM I TRYING TO CONVINCE HERE... they are humble, made it from the ground up, they are CANADIAN. Peace my brothers... Neil was the reason I play the drums, have seen them live 4 times...much ❤ to all NEW FANS or our BELOVED... 🙏RUSH🙏

[@billboth6572]

YYZ, Is the airport code for Toronto, Canada. The opening riff is Morse Code for the letters YYZ. Neal Peart is your favorite drummer's favorite drummer. And Neil's favorite drummer is Buddy Rich. YYZ is also purely instrumental. Geddy Lee is one of the GOAT bass players. He plays the bass, lead singer, and plays keyboard with his feet. RUSH is amazing.

[@buisyman]

The bass player, Geddy Lee, is also the lead singer. I can't remember the song, but somewhere here on KZbin is a Rush live vidseo where Geddy Lee is singing, playing bass, organ and even a large keyboard on the floor all at the same time. It's totally awesome.

[@thesunnysheepguy]

Rush played my high school back in the mid seventies. I’ve been a fan ever since. They are a huge part of life in Toronto for many of us.

[@leinie6683]

"spirit of the radio" is a must hear-- Bassist Geddy Lee is also the vocalist, keyboardist and plays the Synths . Sometimes all at once Neil Wrote most lyrics,

[@TheBeavadelic]

Spirit of Radio, Subdivisions, Working Man, Limelight. All epic Rush joints!

[@Stormy1962]

5:18 - YYZ was originally a warm-up for them before they recorded (No Lyrics)..it kept expanding to what you hear now and became an epic part of their repertoire. AWESOME

[@Bonnie-lh5qd]

I cannot recommend the documentary enough. So much insight. Just knowing where they came from. The most interesting guys ever. Not like any other rockstars ever. Goat.

[@shannonmccullough8324]

Neil was considered as one of the best drummers. Geddy Lee was voted as the best bass player by his peers 7 times. Alex Liefson is also considered to be a top guitar player.

[@seamusburke639]

Basically you have three guys who would've been superstars individually, but put them in the same band and they only raise the bar.

[@timholder4002]

Getty has nothing on John Paul Jones

[@shannonmccullough8324]

@@timholder4002 ,whatever

[@SIXX2772]

He is one of several G.O.A.T.S of rock drums...the bass player is the singer

[@trevcornwall8160]

Welcome to the world of the instrumental! They play everything live, lots of foot pedals triggering sounds.. incredible musicianship! I'm sure you know this by now but the Bassists sings too and the guitarist does backing vocals.

[@SPAMDAGGER22]

How awesome is it to have a crowd sing along to an instrumental

[@danbardos3498]

I like how the crowd quites down during thier solos so they can hear it. Some couldn't hold back tho later on lol. Also, it's fun to notice when the crowd is winded by the singalong parts. Because they are jumping the whole time. That's not easy. But they kept on dancing. That's not just top draw; that's legendary.

[@Machine3939]

Watch one of Neils' drum solo's to really be blown away. !!! RUSH is the GOAT !!!

[@mathieuwilkens3721]

alex lifeson: lead guitar/shredder geddy lee: bassist/vocals/one man band neil peart: drummer/god of thunder

[@TrainWreck444]

Fun Fact: the opening symbol and bass arrangement is "YYZ" in Morse Code.

[@stjohnfraser8197]

It was the airport signal that they heard flying into Toronto. But yes, it is Morse Code.

[@TrainWreck444]

@@stjohnfraser8197 Yup.

[@thomasvarady1210]

Pearson airport aviation code. Pronounced YYZed if you’re Canadian.

[@BattleHardenedGolfClashReplays]

Airport identifier Toronto-Pearson KYYZ. What they heard flying into Toronto was the Morse code identifier of the VOR (navigation signal). Their guitarist, Alex Lifeson, is a pilot.

[@billboth6572]

Geddy also is playing YYZ on his bass

[@kevinmurphy65]

Geddy plays bass, sings, foot pedals, and keyboards...and one of the best bassists EVER.

[@stephenbiondo7927]

WOW! you actually pronounced Neil's last name correctly the first time. I've never met or have heard a single person. Not even the biggest fans ever pronounce his name right. It's pronounced like (peert). I am drummer , a Huge fan and was a camera crew member for the band. Neil was a extremely private person and we were strictly not allowed to talk to them. But I'm not 1 to follow rules. He was walking out of the main arena area . Side note: I've worked with 100s of the biggest rock bands ever. And have no problem talking to them. But with Neil Peart, I was like a school girl. I said Mr. Peart (Peert). I'm such a huge fan. I've always wanted 1 of your drum sticks. He Said since you pronounced my name right, here's 2. Still have them to this day. GOOD JOB 👍

[@ImaDrummer55]

Hey, guys. Just wanted to let you know that YYZ is one of their few instrumental songs. YYZ is actually the airport code for Toronto, their home town. This , I believe was filmed in Rio and the crowd was absolutely awesome. They do have a song named A Passage to Bangkok, which I believe is the one that you were thinking about. So many good songs from this band, hard to choose, but I'm sure you would enjoy The Spirit of Radio, Tom Sawyer, Limelight, Free Will and Working Man. That would give you a nice taste of what this band is all about. Enjoy the journey -- you won't be disappointed !!

[@annaw122]

Just watched this, and I love it!!! Just read a few of the comments, and I'm sure there's nothing I can say about Rush that hasn't already been said. Welcome to Rush...you'll never be the same.

[@dianehuizenga1476]

I saw Rush in concert like 30 years ago and yes only 3 band members on stage and they brought the house down'

[@timcarder2170]

That's the one. Great reaction, and great introduction to Rush. Not bad for 3 modest, master musicians, heading towards the end of their careers (in their 50's at the time they were doing that concert tour). You'll notice that Geddy's voice isn't as sharp as it was in the 70's and 80's, but it still seems to fit the songs. After You've reacted to most of the vids from Rio, I would suggest getting the DVD, and watching the concert from front to back, and listen to the commentaries too. The boys had said that they were shocked and humbled, by how much they were loved and respected during the Brazil leg of the tour, and the crowd knowing every note, and singing/moving along with each song, energized their performance on stage. ("Beyond The Lighted Stage" is another good music documentary about the band) oh And if I may offer another suggestion for a reaction? You may enjoy their finally getting an induction into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. From surprise interruption of the MC at the show opening announcements of the inductees, to the fanboy inductor speeches from Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins (of Nirvana and Foo Fighters fame), to the incredible acceptance speeches by Geddy, Neil and Alex, to the huge jam session by most of he nights inductees and inductors at the end of the night. It's a blast. 8-) There's a reason that almost every famous artist/musician, point to *Rush* as their greatest influence(s), and skill levels to strive for. I think it was Dave Grohl that had said, about Neal Peart; *"He's your favorite drummers, favorite drummer"* Keep on, keepin on, and enjoy the journey

[@Efferri]

Props to your boy for the "Jazz" comment. Rush has a lot of Jazz influences and Neil Peart especially loved Jazz.

[@Badfilms6784]

The crowd is the 4th member of the band. YYZ is the airport code for Toronto International Airport (Rush hometown) The beginning of the song is morse code for YYZ.

[@RichAraujo]

Check out "Working Man" live in Cleveland.

[@riveralph3687]

What can I say that hasn't already been said. The greatest rock trio ever. RIP Neil.

[@allenwerner4977]

The bass player / keys player is also the singer! Best 3 piece band ever...

[@tomowens8340]

That 'Rush in Rio' album is amazing. They recorded several live albums, but I believe this is the best. Another good instrumental is 'Leave That Thing Alone' (live) and one of my favorite, less recognized song is 'Between the Wheels' if you haven't already checked them out!

[@johnjohn7919]

I've been watching you guys for so long i can't believe you're doing RUSH !!! please more rush man you won't regret it. wait for the subs to roll in

[@moonchild6750]

Love it !! Takes me back to the good old days

[@simbad909]

Rush in Rio .. is the best live experience ive had on a surround system and big screen.. massively fun start to finish 👍

[@clab5864]

You are a great Dad sharing Rush with your son. Best form of Home Schooling; teaching the curriculum of Rush 101!!

[@Scooter730]

Tom Sawyer, Limelight, Red Barchetta, Spirit of Radio, 2112, it really doesn't matter which one you chose, they are all amazing...Xanadu, The Garden, Subdivisions....

[@Efferri]

4:44 "How does he even get out?" He doesn't. That's where he lived.

[@milwaukeegolden]

Love your honesty. It is beautiful

[@gradypatterson1948]

YYZ is one of 3 completely instrumental songs by Rush. Vocals are usually handled by Geddy Lee - (bass, vocals, keyboards, pedal-keyboard). Alex Lifeson - the guitarist, does some BGVs. A bit of trivia - the intro section and end are taken straight from the Morse code for the major airport in Ontario (airports have 3-letter codes, Ontario is "YYZ" - thus the name) - where the band are from :-)

[@UltraViolent21]

Neil Frankfurt live for the best drum solo you will ever see.

[@Buds1own]

Yes. ♥

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

Van reacted to it a while back kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnjKoKign7eNY9U

[@MarcoBosma]

Or Baterista from Rio too

[@silversagerae6353]

What truly made Rush special you touched on all 3 of these guys were elite level at what they do and they were able to create the amazing sounds they did with 3 members. Geddy Lee is one of the best Bass players ever, he is also the vocalist and plays the keys proficiently...(as you saw) but if you guys want to really see the beauty of Neil "The Professor" Peart search out and do his live drum solo he is not only one of the top drummers in the world he is arguably the best "percussionist" (meaning he plays more than just the drums he plays many percussion instruments. and No YYZ has no lyrics.

[@shaunbourque9212]

Yes this is an instrumental. They are one on almost every album. They are thes best freaking band eve. I've seen them 139 times in cocer. There are so so many songs thT you need to listen to. Their best instrumental i s La Villa Strangiato.... check it out. And all other RUSH songs. You won't be disappointed.

[@starman6280]

YYZ is the airport code for the Toronto airport. Home for these guys. This was written to express their joy on returning home. The intro is Morse code for YYZ. Never had any lyrics, but that didn't stop the crowd in Rio from singing to it. Since you like Neil's drums so much you should check out his solo in Frankfurt. Also his last name is pronounced like ear with a P at the beginning and a t at the end.

[@GS-xt8fu]

Dude. You nailed it. I’m a musician and what they do with three instruments sounds like five. Excellent catch.

[@strangeworldsunlimited712]

"How does he get out?" To Neil's left is an electronic xylophone. Behind him is his electric drum kit. Between the xylophone and the electric drums is a narrow gap that he can get in and out through.

[@craigrobertson5030]

YYZ is the name of the airport in Toronto. Peart passed on earlier this year, and yes there are 3 GOATS in this band.

[@mikemac7196]

So proud that you not only discovered Rush but learned the proper way to pronounce Neil's name.

[@wtweldon]

YYZ is the airport code for Toronto which is their home town. Check out Countdown or losing it from Signals as a couple of other underrated songs from RUSH

[@markwilliamson4739]

You asked about Niel Peart and more drums, Der Trommler. Its a solo from a concert in Germany. YYZ has a rather long solo in the middle only on their studio album Exit Stage Left

[@klanganke]

YYZ is instrumental only, but most of their songs have lyrics, and the bassist, Geddy Lee, is who sings them. You guys should definitely check out Tom Sawyer and/or Limelight. P.S.: Not only was Neil Peart the greatest drummer, the bands lyrics are mostly written by him

[@dianesaienni5466]

As rush was flying into their home airport, Toronto they heard the Morse code for Toronto Airport. They incorporated that in the beginning of the song. YYZ is the code for on the baggage tickets for Toronto. The rest of the song is dedicated to happenings in an airport ei arrivals and reunions, people running around and departing their loved ones are all in the musical changes in the song. I think that is the story of YYZ.

[@fernandoroza6061]

I was there😊🇧🇷 Nice video folks! ( This was in the greatest soccer stadium of the World, in Rio)