First time listening to RUSH - "2112" (Part.1)

[@cpmf2112]

Three of the finest musicians ever to grace this planet.

[@Greg-lo1tl]

Without question. My heart breaks that Neil is gone. In the comments on another Rush video, someone referred to Rush as the musical version of The Blue Angels precision flight team.

[@stevecowder4774]

Can’t argue with that Mike. And it was the 2112 overture that blew me away, similar to the girl in this video. However i was on air guitar mode all over the room.

[@emeraldhaze]

RIP Neil 🥁💫

[@markstromberg1148]

This album is the third of eight albums which are, in my opinion, the greatest compositional output of any band in the history of rock. From "Fly By Night" through "Signals" Rush's musical innovations have never been equaled (even, to some degree, by them). I have loved all of their music over the more than four decades they performed and recorded together, but for me, the earliest eight albums after Neil joined the band were the best of what they created.

[@Claes_Isacson]

💯

[@rodneygriffin7666]

🇺🇸❤️🇨🇦 Thank you Canadians for giving us and the whole world 🌎 Rush!! Absolutely Amazing Band! Thank you Canadians for giving us you too Verdy as well! ❤️✌️

[@jaquestraw1]

And maple syrup 😂 but especially Verdy!

[@lambo2655]

Your welcome :)

[@themusicboxx8419]

Along with many other great Canadian artists. ✌

[@25newrush]

They may be Canadiens but Cleveland Ohio was the bands true birthplace and DJ Donna Halper was the one who got them noticed by an American record company. Canadian record companies rejected them

[@themusicboxx8419]

@@25newrush Didn't know that. Thanks for the info. ✌

[@drogusmaxwell6640]

I knew you would be smiling throughout this reaction. Be ready, however, listening to all this new and wonderful music will change you forever.

[@brianjonboeckler2813]

Well I guess, after we have assumed control, not much left to be said

[@madjock-ig5bv]

I can't see anyone else in the comments mention this but at the end it goes "Attention all planets of the solar federation" the line is sung/spoken 3 times. There are 7 words in the sentence, said 3 times makes of course 21. He then goes "We have assumed control" 3 times. 4 words said 3 times is 12. The ending is 2112! They were utter masters of their art! Amazing band.

[@edanielgreen]

Also, Alex Lifeson plays the most recognizable chord sequence from Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture (set 300 years before the time of Rush's album) four times right at the end of the Overture in 2112, just before the *BOOM*, which is très slick 'cause I bet if you search your ear's memory, a smile will come to your face when you suddenly remember the cannon shots, REAL cannon shots, associated with said chords in Tchaikovsky's masterpiece. Cool, eh? 🤗 🇨🇦

[@dondebomm6329]

The number 3 is prominent in all this 3 piece band does.

[@piratecat5113]

@@edanielgreen Long before electricity Tchaikovsky introduced heavy metal to a panicking crowd choking in black powder smoke from the canons :)

[@stevenczarnecki970]

Holy shit i never knew! Ty for the info!!

[@JPMadden]

I've heard this before. Is it something the band confirmed, or are we just believing a plausible Internet myth?

[@mikewoodrow5878]

“Attention all planets of the solar federation” x 3 repetitions = 21 words AND “We have assumed control” x 3 repetitions = 12 words = 2112

[@paulmcnicholas3846]

The sheer angst, despair and heartbreak in every note of Alex lifesons solo on Soliloquy is truly breathtaking.

[@ldmb1966]

Imo the best piece of guitar work ever recorded. Alex lifeson is the greatest of all time

[@markb.2112]

I think I may have it the thumbs down button on accident, what a sin, sorry. The guitar solo in Soliloquy has always been one of my favorites of all time! Another comparable solo (in my opinion), would have to be la villa strangiato. Both scream emotion! Alex is one of the best at doing this of all time!

[@davidboivin7996]

Masterpiece can be overused on occasion. This is not one of those occasions. Masterpiece!!

[@ericvonsteuben7533]

And they were only 23 (Alex and Geddy) and 24 (Neil) years old when they created this masterpiece!

[@deanroddey2881]

The reason for all the changes at the start is that this an Overture. In classical music, the Overture introduces all of the themes that are going to be used in the rest of the piece. So that's what they are doing here. Rush is one of Canada's greatest exports.

[@allisterfiend_2112]

Rush has been around for a long time now. This album is from 70's Rush. A good introduction to 80's Rush is the album 'Moving Pictures'.

[@armbreaker]

Just imagine us kids in the 1970's with our cool clothes and long hair growing up with music like this. Side 2 was great also. The song 'Twilight Zone' was based on a episode of the original show, and we all know Passage to Bankok was about weed.

[@josephschembri]

I just could not stop listening to this!

[@christopherscottdempwolf5759]

I remember when this came out it changed my life. On vinyl of course, and yes... 8-track.

[@colinmcgregor6890]

they played my high shool in richmond hill ontario it was the year before i moved there, got to see them many times over the years

[@armbreaker]

@@colinmcgregor6890 Did you ever get to see them with John Rutsey on drums. One of their earliest shows in the U.S was an outdoor free concert in Saint Louis Mo sponsered by the local radio station KSHE 95, it was in 1975 and called The KSHE95 Kite Fly, it also had Charlie Daniels.

[@db321g]

Thai sticks...we looked for those everywhere after this song came out.

[@Timmy63]

This band was the best band ever in any aspect of brain human can imagine. Three genius out of this world.

[@linuspoindexter106]

Twenty-one twelve side one is a mini-rock opera. Each song has it's own character and tells part of the sci-fi story. Mostly the songs run right up into the next one. All are awesome.

[@michelmoreau8117]

Hail from Quebec Canada , really glad you discovered RUSH , you glow listening to it , ça vas changer ta perspective sur les changement transition elles , Cheers!

[@neilcarpenter2669]

It's great to see young people listening to Rush I remember listening to this album back in 1980 and it blew my mind, I had never heard anything like them before, not sure there has ever been a better three piece band in the whole of rock history, I genuinely believe that people will still be listening to Rush a century from now and still feel what millions before have felt. If Canada hadn't given the world anything except for Rush they would still be massively in credit.

[@grahamkey8496]

Same year I discovered them, bought all their back catalog after being blown away hearing Spirit of Radio

[@jamesholmberg3158]

Too funny! 1980 is also when I was turned on to this Album and instantly became enthralled with it. I was 10 years old then and Discovery still makes me cry EVERY TIME.

[@clintjo2377]

Best three man rock band there ever was !!

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

Some of the best 22 minutes in history. Welcome to RUSH! :)

[@glendirienzo1365]

You're reactions are just too cute. I love how you pick out different Intricacies in each song.

[@stevecowder4774]

Always glad to see a younger generation rocker digging to the best of the ‘70s. Way to go girl. Welcome to being a Rush fan. No better way to get started than first hearing that overture.

[@jefffiore7869]

Rush is one of those bands who are so massively talented like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin with only 3 members, guitarist Alex Lifeson, drummer/lyricist Neal Peart and bassist/vocalist/keyboardist Geddy Lee making incredible music. Neil Peart, like drummer John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, is considered to be among the greatest drummers of all time.

[@harryburnett7086]

Love your smiles and attitude , says it all for the love of great music

[@Gary-zq9dr]

Did you notice that at 5:54 in your reaction video, Alex Lifeson (the guitarist) plays a riff from Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. ;)

[@riveralph3687]

Rush: The soundtrack of my life since 1978. Alex Lifeson really makes you feel the emotion of the song with his guitar solo work. Always in service to the song!

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

Good stuff right there 🤘🖖✌️🥇🇨🇦🥁🎸🎤🎹👌👍

[@paulhelberg5269]

I was a high school kid in the late seventies when a friend in Wisconsin turned me on to Rush 2112. Like you it was my first listen to the band. Like you I was impressed by their musicality. I was listening to a story in music and lyrics like a rock opera. I was amazed that just 3 guys could make such full and complex music and I needed to hear more. I hope you enjoy the rest of the album as much Verdy.

[@blackfender100]

Love your reaction I was 14 when this came out. Had it with me my whole life. In my humble opinion one of the best albums ever made.

[@PaulKeil]

Master musicians, one and all.

[@alphamegaman8847]

RUSH can bring out the "Stank Face" in all of us who truly Listen!😁😲 Welcome to the Journey along the path which offers such beautiful words and music as to open ones eyes to a better way to see and experience Life.🥰 This is the Gift of RUSH!✌️ Truly listening since 1975!👍 RIP😇 Neil Peart! Mike in San Diego.🌞🎸🚀🖖

[@jonlate4581]

And you'll soon realise that Neil Peart is one of the greatest drummers to ever walk the planet.👍

[@JWCFB]

They were a trio and had 2 musicians who were Genius's

[@dentonatteberry6083]

Correction! Neil was the greatest drummer that ever walked this planet. Period

[@chadbennett7873]

@@JWCFB All three were geniuses!

[@rainydaydreamawy]

@@JWCFB In 95% of all other successful rock acts Lifeson would have easily been the most talented. He just ended up in the most exceptional trio in the history of rock and roll. Easy to be overshadowed, but he is a brilliant player.

[@davenewman1970]

Correction. 3 genuine badass musicians. A band is only as good as it's weak link. This band doesn't have one.

[@shaunbourque9212]

I absolutely love your reaction to RUSH. you are so going to love these guys. I've seen them 39 times in concert. they were fucking amazing. you are going to love them also.

[@neilshackleton89]

Your reaction reminded me so much of the first time I heard Rush - sitting in the wood-paneled rec room of my best buddy in high school, back in the late 70's. I hope you continue to enjoy Rush, and I highly recommend you check out the video of them playing "YYZ" live in Rio. It's an instrumental masterpiece, for one of the best audiences ever, and it shows how amazingly talented all 3 guys were. BTW, Alex Lifeson, the guitarist, has recently been part of a new project called Envy of None. Still making quality music 45 years after "2112".

[@benridge6570]

A another GREAT reaction, sweetie. Glad you enjoyed old folks music 🎶 🎵 😎

[@clamshell3898]

Saw them live for the 2112/all the worlds a stage tour on LSD here in Texas in 1976 and again for hemispheres then later moving pictures and they killed it every time!

[@gruenewitch]

I literally cried during your reaction. This song changed my life and forever made me a Rush fan, so seeing you have such an amazing reaction yourself was so very heartwarming.

[@christopherconard2831]

I knew one or two Rush songs before hearing this album. A friend's older brother had a huge record collection and I asked to borrow Fleetwood Mac's Tusk to make a copy. He gave it to me and also 2112. He said this was the album I really needed to hear. I played it. Then I played it again. I played it a third time, this time remembering to make a copy. I knew I needed to find everything they had recorded after that.

[@douglasfitzpatrick3980]

Well that's a Great way to be introduced to Rush... such an Amazing band!!! Enjoy the ride....

[@franklinzappa7043]

Easily one of the Greatest Bands ever. Great Live performances and my all time Favorite🎸 Bassist🎸 and Drummer🥁

[@thomasharris4942]

Wait-what? I thought it was illegal for adult Canadians to not know Rush! Better late than never! Welcome to Rush! IMHO one of the best bands to ever exist. RIP to The Professor. I could recommend what songs you should go to next, but it's better if you find your own way.

[@Claes_Isacson]

Ah, one of my absolute fav. albums of all time! 👏🙂Glad you liked it! Thx for sharing.

[@jamesedwards1806]

Miss Verdy, the 70's & late 60's is packed full of great bands expanding musical horizons. You have a lot of enjoyable catching up ahead of you. 🤯😉

[@mborski8721]

2112 was my introduction to RUSH. 1976 I first heard 2112. May of 1977 I saw them live for the first time. This album, RUSH in general never get old. The last RUSH concert I ever saw was July 4, 2014. Best live show I have ever seen. I also saw it with my then 16 YOA son (a huge RUSH fan). VERDY.....welcome to the RUSH family.

[@johnjablonski9292]

THANKS CANADA for giving the world RUSH!!!!

[@craigforsberg9844]

Damn near 50 years later and still seeing reactions to this song. I remember when this first came out. Amazing!

[@johncook2913]

A Canadian who has never heard of RUSH? :-) The joy on your face during the song was wonderful. Glad you were reading the lyrics, its a great story they are telling. Please put these songs on your RUSH list: Farewell to Kings, La villa Stragiato, Spirit of Radio and Hemispheres. More RUSH please.

[@richardmoran2320]

Thank you for doing this album…truly one of the greatest of all time. I had the good luck and great privilege to see them perform the 2112 Overture in 2012. Such a great concert. Thanks again!

[@sid7088]

the craziest thing is that they pull stuff like this off perfectly when you see them live.

[@ajones957]

Firstly - awesome that you'd jump right in the deep end of Rush with this album. There's so much to appreciate from the Rush catalog. Their sound has changed over the years and it's one of the reasons they've been such an enduring band. I suggest a handful of songs - Xanadu, Cygnus X-1, Book 1 and 2, The Spirit of Radio and Natural Science, The Camera Eye, Witch Hunt, Subdivisions, and Losing It. They should give you a great foundation from which to explore other aspects of the Rush catalog. I hope this album gives you cause to listen to the band outside of producing reaction videos. They are truly a treasure, and I have felt fortunate to have been along for the ride as a "fan" since the mid-80's. Regarding 2112 - I'd suggest reading the background on how the lyrics were crafted and the meaning of the song. It adds an entirely greater appreciation for how they created the arrangement - particularly the transition from "Temples of Syrinx" to "Discovery". As well, take a look into how the band was being challenged by its label at the time this album was created, as how much integrity the band showed at a time when their very existence was being challenged by their label because of their musical choices. Artistic integrity is a consistent theme in the lyrical content of their albums, particularly in their earlier work. If you watch their documentary "Time Stand Still" it will give you pretty good insight into the band. Well worth the time, IMHO... Lastly, I enjoy watching your reaction videos, along with other younger folks who are adventurous to listen to some of these progressive gems on KZbin. It's great to see younger people appreciate the musicianship and artistry of groups like Rush, Yes and similar progressive bands. It gives us older farts hope. Maybe music will prevail after all...

[@chipsfalling8625]

I think we have a new Rush fan. Imagine when she listens to that side again and the words sink in. Thanks for sharing Verdy.

[@garysexton8840]

Just continue to check out their whole catalog. They are like Tull- totally unique. I was fortunate to see them 3 times and what a show and blessed experience it was !

[@toddhill7483]

A Rush first listen is priceless, and 2112 a great place to start.

[@JLCDNSRB]

I loved the observations you made at various points of 2112...you obviously have an appreciation for the complexity of what you're listening to. With Rush in general, if you listen to a song a 2nd time, you will undoubtedly pick up on somethings you missed the first time around. Carry on with your Rush journey - there is so much good music to explore!

[@jamesholmberg3158]

Your First Time for RUSH 2112. My first exposure to you, Verdi. I gotta say it was SO much fun watching and listening to your reactions. You are extremely COOL and I noticed that you appreciated all of the same points that I did both 43 years ago as well as tonight. You mentioned “those chops”in the song. It would,as far as I remember, be the effect of using “Rests” between the notes. Take Care

[@GergC0521]

What what an intro to Rush! Great place to start! And an air drummer... a gal after my own heart.

[@ericvonsteuben7533]

Subscribed!! Please keep the Rush coming. You have 40 years and many different styles of their music to listen to! First album in 1974. Last one in 2012.

[@rubbersole79]

Neil Peart's lyrics based on Ayn Rand's 1938 novel, "Anthem", which is another great RUSH song by the way.

[@jackgilchrist]

Respect for starting out with their masterpiece. The musicianship, the composition, the story, everything about 2112 (twenty one twelve) is absolute greatness. Neil Peart rightfully gets a lot of attention as one of the greatest drummers of all time, but all three of them are musical greats. Geddy is one of the finest bass players, plays a pretty mean keyboard/synth too, and back then his voice was fantastic and full of soul. Alex is absolutely one of my guitar heroes. Together they were greater than the sum of their parts. 2112 also has a lot of nostalgia for me. 40 something years ago I had this record, and me and my best friend listened to it over and over, until we knew every word, note, drum beat, nuance, and after a while every scratch and skip of the record by heart. If you're going to do Rush album reactions, A Farewell to Kings (do that one first) and Hemispheres are essential 70s Rush albums. Their self-titled debut is essential for their straight hard rock origins. . In the 80s, I think Permanent Waves is their best album by far. Moving Pictures was very popular and considered by some their pinnacle, but I disagree. It's not bad and has its highlights, but I was personally rather disappointed in that album compared to prior ones (and I was a Rush fanatic back in the day). After that album, I wasn't paying much attention anymore. They became a very different band, which isn't necessarily bad... it just wasn't "my" Rush anymore.

[@cbf63]

Nice genuine reaction!...like how you stop to experience the special moments over again and there were many in this song. I remember when me some buddies got the 8track tape when this came out and loved it like you. Don't forget side 2 because very good as well. Thanks for this and God bless you young lady.

[@stephenvenables3179]

Magnificent.....the greatest trio of all time.

[@bronxbrothers121]

A Rush Newbie? We love it! Get ready as you have awakened the RUSH army. Thanks for the honest reaction. Rush fans are vindacted time and time again when they see someone realizes what they have been missing and what we've known all along. Now Rush Xanadu from 1981 live. Besure itsthe remastered version as the visuals have been cleaned up.

[@2869may]

RusH is composed of 3 compulsive perfectionist, and genuine good people that do not have any the ego trips that have lead to the demise of many successful bands. Truly GREAT musicians that are also truly great friends.... Resulting in some of the cleanest, tightest most amazing music ever made.

[@themadcow71]

This was the first Rush song I ever heard. How could you not become a fan?

[@derekpierkowski7641]

I didn't hear it till 1980. I was 15. It literally changed my life!!!!

[@Rik-g9f]

I like listening to you . Very nice . Great voice . I enjoy your company . and taste of music . Your reaction is very beautiful

[@tonykemp8505]

Hello verdy, another iconic band. may i say the first reaction of yours i watched i subscribed immediately & what you may ask was the attraction. i watch many reaction videos but you grabbed my attention from the off, back then you had under 200 subs & look at you now just a few months later it has given me much joy to watch you grow your channel this is because you don't just listen to the music you [ FEEL ] the music & that is what draws me back time & time again. long may your success continue. as always take care stay safe & be happy.

[@VinE83656]

I loved watching your reaction for the first time. I wish I could hear it for the first time again. This was the first Rush song and album I ever heard back in 1976 when I was just 17 and I had never heard anything like before. Again, I loved watching you first reaction.

[@marksingo2177]

Verdy, you reacted the same way I did when I first heard this album in 1976!!! Thank you ..!!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

The year was 1980. I was working flipping burgers at Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor, and one of my coworkers sang with the Seattle Opera. We talked about this and that, and of course young people (I was 19) like to talk about music. He said he never listened to rock music, only classical, with one exception: Side 1 of Rush 2112. I knew my friend Mark was a Rush fan (He tried to convert me for years but I was a hard nut to crack.) I asked to borrow his cassette of 2112 and played it in my car stereo over and over until I had it completely memorized.

[@SARM71]

Goosebumps every time!! One of my fave bands of all. Glad I got to see them twice with my brothers. Pure genius. Neil Peart- the greatest drumkit master EVER!

[@adenauerlemos7926]

Best Power Trio ever! Congrats from Brazil. 🇧🇷

[@markdenning309]

It's always a joy to see someone's reaction to this for the first time.

[@dt2184]

Growing up a Rush fan and their music being the soundtrack of my teen age years, it's amazing to watch someone hear 2112 for the first time. What an absolute treat to hear it for the first time, remastered, on headphones, with Geddy's voice, arguably, at it's beaconing peak. There is something about seeing someone hearing it 35years later, who immediately gets it, that brings up a lot of emotion for me. Some kind of "macro validation" that transcends the personal and is understood by every person who has been moved by these 3 dudes and their tonal weave. It's timeless. Maybe because it took so long for them to "break through", it makes it all the more joyful to see them being carried on....like we are all related...harmonic relatives. Anyway, I enjoyed watching you enjoy that song.

[@xseedingme]

This is MANY older Rush fan's first exposure to the trio so appropriate choice. One of so many masterpieces!

[@patrobys]

seems a quebec accent here? if so,tu a du gout! 😌 fun fact:Rush actually recorded 7 albums in the famous Le Studio in Morin-Heights,Quebec! which features probably their most commercial albums! 😊 hope you discover more of them!

[@Greg-lo1tl]

Someone once asked Eddie Van Halen what it was like to be the greatest guitar player in the world. He said "I don't know, you'll have to ask Alex Lifeson".

[@mrnobody9104]

someone is giving you great advice, and your running with it! Keep up the great reactions.

[@FUBAR1986]

They did a three album set before this called fly by night…… Rush is the best progressive rock band ever…. This album pronounced.21 / 12 is about the world in 2112 after nuclear holocaust and each one of these sections it’s like a play with different acts…… it’s like reading words in a book but it’s music telling the story of this time….. during this period of music nobody was doing this type of concept…. I can’t say enough how when this came out, I was in eighth grade, and it completely blew us all away…… I look forward to part two and I love how you enjoy not only the guitar, but music as a whole

[@ronaldsanders9464]

This just may be the Greatest Album ever made!!! Love you Verdy

[@ronniecarter2645]

VERDY.... Thank you, thank you, thank you....

[@afaflutfi]

the transition between Discovery and Presentation is a wonderful piece of music ever created

[@tomkelly1442]

One of the best reactors go girl

[@Valhalrik]

Love mr Aleksandar Živojinović, AKA Alex Lifeson

[@cogline]

All right! Great reaction! The first Rush album I ever heard. Keep listening. They just get better

[@michaelharrison8920]

Verdy you will love 💕 this all rush albums are brilliant so enjoy the ride 2112 is a masterpiece farewell to kings next ok loving your reaction as allways .Rush are an excellent band and neal pearl is amazing rip 🪦 neal sadly missed but not forgotten take care verdy more music please 🙏 excellent choices you got verdy hope your well thank you for all this amazing music Especially this bye bye 👋

[@StewartCB]

As a Rush fan since their second album (two before this masterpiece) I loved your reaction. Very educated and very appreciative. SUBSCRIBE.

[@JensWenning]

Hallo, habe Rush 4 mal in Deutschland live gesehen und war begeistert. 👏👏👏🙋‍♂️🍻

[@BehonestBestitchedup]

“I like this bit that goes down” and you sang going up. Classic stuff. Live your channel. IQ The Road of Bones us a must listen at some point.

[@rbmtn4879]

Hi Verdy. You are the best reactor I've found to just kick back, relax and either discover something new or rediscover something familiar. I like how you hear things that I don't necessarily listen for. And I didn't know YOU are Canadien. I imagined you were coming from France. Anyway this Rush album side is new to me too. Of course, I'm familiar with their top airplay hits, which I mostly like. I didn't like this side as much as you. I didn't hate it, but it didn't really grab me.

[@barrystahr5849]

You are very brave to dive into 2112 as your first Rush reaction - welcome to a very deep rabbit hole! You picked out some good points in the songs so far, so I have high hopes for your future Rush experience!

[@thomaswalkowiak815]

And I love that you seem to know music so well.Ill be listening

[@lindaward5376]

This was basically their response to record execs who were threatening to drop them after their third album if they didn't come up with more short "radio-friendly" songs; they decided that if they were going to crash and burn, they may as well do it in grand style, so they came out with this album, whose success gave them the freedom to chart their own musical course. And now, for 30 minutes that will completely blow your mind, I recommend Cygnus X-1, Books 1 and 2. 🎤 🎸 🥁 🎸 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@kurtanderson9070]

I love that you pick up on every little detail.

[@David-ng7cr]

1st time hearing rush was caress of steel. First Rush concert was 2112. You know how you fall in love with a band instantly. Rush was one of those bands.

[@scottwood5515]

Consistent Rush Quotes = Woah, I was not expecting that!

[@christopherbee7905]

I’m so jealous of the journey you have embarked on. I discovered Rush in 1979 when I was 12.. you have soooo much amazing music to listen to by this Canadian trio. I’m sorry that you can’t experience them live.

[@cadleo]

Rush's Moving Pictures & Exit Stage Left are the next Rush albums you need to do. Nothing but top tier tracks on both. Rush is one of Canada's national treasures, pretty shocked youve never heard of them if you are up North.

[@LucicPower]

Not a native

[@peterrenevitz3059]

Congratulations for jumping into the deep end with Rush! Great band I've enjoyed this trio for years!

[@craigforsberg9844]

And having seen them live 3 time throughout their career has been a blessing. Best concerts ever

[@hitekrednek66]

This is the first song I heard from the greatest band on planet earth! It was about 1977 or 78...on 8 track! Found in a stoner friend's case one summer and changed my life and been a lifelong fan since I was 12 years old!

[@chrisandersen5635]

Welcome to the Rush rabbit hole. 40 years of music to explore if you wish and full of surprises around every corner. I hope you enjoy the journey.

[@carlbradley4872]

Only found your channel a month or sop ago- when you reacted to Led Zepp ONE. I've been excitedly awaiting you diving into your countrymen and this particular album since then. Such a natural fit for you and your channel. This was GREAT. Can't wait for you to listen to the rest.

[@paulfromt.o.7384]

The chopping you mention are called chokes. As in choking the cymbal. So great seeing people discover Rush. I hope you do more, there's 40 years of music to discover from 3 musical geniuses. Cheers from Toronto.

[@jimtatro6550]

This is the album that changed everything for me musically.