Musician REACTS RUSH Leave That Thing Alone LIVE Cleveland First Time Hearing REACTION

[@JustinPanariello]

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[@CygnusKC]

The "piano" is being triggered by Neil's cymbals. You'll notice the note played the exact second he strikes the cymbal.

[@jasonwilliams6005]

I was there. Floor on Geddy's side. I love that I can watch it and relive it over and over again.

[@IAmGRX]

They don't play to tracks. But Neil the drummer would have e-pads with changable samples in them. So he could change what sound he'd get when he'd hit them.

[@anthonypallen7919]

Piano is foot pedals in front of Alex. They both do duel playing

[@tammiec4937]

Geddy is a beast on the bass!!!

[@kenmolinaro]

3:34 See all those pedals in front of Alex? That's a Moog Taurus Pedals foot operated synthesizer. Geddy has one also in front of him under his keyboards. Either Alex or Geddy will play it when they need keyboards, but Geddy is busy on bass. Or when they need bass, but Geddy is busy on keyboards.

[@briantomczak21]

alex lifeson also has midi footpedals next to his effects board for his guitar, he is triggering sounds from it, as well as geddy.

[@chriskangeter8993]

They all have triggers, Peart included. Depending on the song and who is able to trigger for that song, gets the job...All their triggers are their own recordings, not someone else playing them for the recording. It's all RUSH, all the time! IMO Greatest band ever. 3 virtuosos...playing a 3hour long concert of perfection.

[@MrOhioVoter]

@@chriskangeter8993 Right, and they're Triggered sounds, not triggered sequences. Each individual sound has a manual action behind it. (AFAIK the swing accompaniment in the drum solo is the only "not played 1:1" piece of music.)

[@johncritchlow8156]

Those are triggered by Neil, via midi interface with various parts of the kit. In this case his cymbal(s). He also uses a couple pads, and a trigger by his hi-hat and double bass pedal. If you notice, the piano parts are in sync with Neil's cymbal strikes.

[@geebjen]

That was what I thought at first, but I don't think it's possible. His traditional Sabian cymbals don't have triggers (no wires) so that isn't it. Whenever you see footage of his left foot he's keeping time with quarter notes. The only possibility is the little black trigger by the snare but he has snare hits exactly in time with the keyboard sounds. I've watched about 7 different live versions now and Alex is stuck by his pedals through that section every time even though his guitar sound isn't changing, so I'm convinced (as "Free Beat" says) that it's Alex and that he doesn't trigger every one, but instead triggers 2-3 sequences.

[@somecallmetim2112]

@@geebjen Neil has extensive triggers built into his kit. Many of the toms are actually shells built around triggers. I do think you're right about the cymbals in this case, though. Neil has several foot triggers, so it's probably either Alex's or Neil's feet.

[@HansMcGruber]

I don't think so, they didn't show it, but I think Alex was triggering piano chords from his Taurus pedal rack

[@fredscribner3688]

This song sort of puts the emphasis on the bass, but Alex and Neil as usual nail their parts as well. The cool thing about Rush is you can listen to their songs three different times focusing on each individual player and come away impressed by each of them, every time.

[@rescuearch7802]

My favourite Rush instrumental is "Where's My Thing / Here it Is!", and its best video would be "Live in Dallas". Neil Peart has a great drum solo partway through the song.

[@itzel1735]

This is the video I recommend to musicians that are not at all familiar with Rush. 🤘🏼👩🏻

[@SwolllenGoat]

absolutely murdered that bass

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Please check out the precursor (or Part 1) of this song, called “Where’s My Thing?”. The live version from Dallas, A Clockwork Angels tour is the best! Geddy Lee goes mental on that song and Neil Peart has a short Drum solo in the middle! It rocks like heck!!

[@juliebrockett3471]

Best of both worlds from the best of both worlds!!! Huh, Mike!! LOL

[@michaelbriefs9764]

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[@mylesdevine9513]

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[@JustinPanariello]

Thanks Myles! 🙏

[@anthonypallen7919]

Love this song

[@RicRadcliff]

Nothing like hearing three solos at once!!

[@dianaa9826]

AMAZING!! Well it"s Rush enough said......btw, Geddy Lee best bassist ever (my hero)

[@niged]

Piano effects from Alex Lifeson synthesised foot pedals. In fact they all play triggers/sound effects etc

[@charlenemachine208]

Getty’s “RASH” T-shirt kills me every time! 😂

[@lvgelfling72]

Yay!! You are falling for Rush. We love it! 2112 is a 7 part suite, a little over 20 minutes long and tells the story of a man who lives in a dystopian society, finds a guitar, in the year 2112. Definitely a masterpiece, would recoend the pfficial Rush video because it is comic book style and includes liner notes and the lyrics. There are two parts of the suite that are instrumental but would recommend watching in its entirety so you get the tone of the song. This album also was a defining moment in their careers. Their 4th album and was on the verge of being dropped by the record label. They were told they needed to write more radio friendly songs, because their previous album did not do well commercially. They decided to go out on their terms and answered with 2112. The album is not full concept however side A was. When you are ready, it's a must. My personal fave is Natural Science which you should also do. Lol

[@mobyman440]

2112 is a story. My first toe dippin into this Talented Trio. Xanadu Live from Exit Stage Left from the early 80’s really showcases their talents. Geddy and Alex with double necks and Geddy’s is a guitar and bass. Shows how 3 can sound like 6.

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[@Kidgloves1984]

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[@joetrainer31]

Geddy triggers keyboard with his feet while playing bass and singing. Sometimes Neal triggers with V-pads.

[@edwardilowiecki8925]

Justin, Agreed, GREAT tune...When you're there live, you don't want it to end! And it's loud as F**K!!! Also Geddy started out playing guitar, so that would explain his style of playing...

[@williamthurman9082]

Wish u could of seen them live.....nothing like it in the 🌎 World !!!!

[@jeankutzer1556]

In 1975 they came to San Antonio for the first time and played at a small venue called Randy's Rodeo. The crowd was overflowing to the road. Later that same year they returned and sold out the Hemisfair Arena two nights in a row. Promoted locally by KISS FM and their dj's, Joe 'The Godfather' Anthony and Lou Roney who only promoted and played Progressive rock bands like Rush, Triumph, April Wine etc.

[@justineapril7922]

Jaco Pastorius!! Crazy licks!!

[@johnioannou42]

FREEWILL live in Cleveland. You’re in for a treat!

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[@carlgibbons5777]

You are just coming around on their talent/musicianship? Pound for pound probably the most talented band in rock history.

[@alien-k4w]

they are very good lol

[@wadesworld6250]

Rush always had a rule that any sound effects or tracks (what few they used) had to be triggered by a member of the band through a foot pedal or electronic drum pad.

[@jimaccosted9328]

Alex's feet triggers midi. As well as Neil's cymbal edges on his Vdrum kit

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

Back in the day ABC's World News Now would play Leave That Thing Alone over their scrolling weather forecast. Long time ago.

[@johnhaley5593]

Piano is the foot pedals that Alex is using on the parts where Geddy is playing the pedals. Another Bass player you should check out is Graham Maby who plays with Joe Jackson.

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[@JustinPanariello]

Thanks William! 🙏

[@williamthurman9082]

The chief is at work

[@cban95]

Hi! I stumbled upon your channel and love it! RUSH one of my all time favorite bands! Fun fact about RUSH & their love for Cleveland, due to In the mid-1970s, our fair city was the first American market to embrace this cerebral power trio from Toronto. "Working Man" was played and the rest was history! Another band to listen to is Dream Theater who is influenced by RUSH! Hope all is well, Cindy Cleveland, Ohio

[@geebjen]

I'm also confused by the Piano/Keyboard sounds that start at 1:45 in the original video (2:50 in yours). They don't use backing tracks. They live play or trigger everything on stage (or so they've always said). Geddy isn't anywhere near any foot pedals. Neal has a bunch of trigger pads including one for his left foot, but I've watched closely and he isn't triggering with his sticks or pedal. That leaves Alex, who is near his pedals but clearly isn't moving his foot in time with they keyboard sounds. So I'm baffled too.

[@FreeBeat]

It's a long sample that Alex triggers on one of his MIDI pedals. Basically he just hits the pedal once and the entire keyboard line plays. Some might consider this cheating, but it's actually pretty impressive given that they don't play to a click. They HAVE to be at the right tempo when the sample starts or it'll be a complete train wreck. The pedal also has to be hit at precisely the perfect time, or it'll be incredibly off. They started implementing a lot of these long samples later in their career, where they were more confident with their timing and ability to self correct, but also wanted to spend more time interacting with each other and the audience rather than stuck at a keyboard or MIDI pedals.

[@geebjen]

@@FreeBeat That makes sense. And considering the time between the sounds, keeping in time without a click is pretty impressive. Then again, when don't they impress?

[@FreeBeat]

@@geebjen Exactly haha. Not to mention the act of remembering when to hit which pedal at what time in what song lol.

[@iamhere9805]

Malignant narcissism( snakes and arrows tour) live, is another great instrumental that's bass heavy 👌

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[@debbieplato5107]

Nice to start the day with some Rush. I am not a musician but you mentioned Geddy tucks his pinky in like a guitar player. Alex and Geddy met in junior high when they were 13 and both started playing guitar then. A few years later Alex started a band and they had a different bass player but this guy's mom didn't like him playing with these guys. LOL So, Geddy changed from playing guitar to playing bass. Geddy has also published a book on his bass guitars. Cheers

[@jimtatro6550]

Where’s my Thing?(Here it is) is another killer instrumental with a fat bass

[@brettking1014]

Do “Where’s My Thing / Here it Is” live in Dallas!!! It’s even better! Great reaction man 😎

[@mark-be9mq]

While not an instrumental 2112 has longer instrumental sections. It was meant to "answer" Label executives who with their contract up and dissapointing sales of their previous album, were pressuring them to produce more radio friendly singles. They decided instead continue to follow their own creative path and literally go out on their own terms. They created a 21min song abt an imaginary oppressive civilization that crushes creativity to maintain control. The song and album caught fire by word of mouth, sold great, and bought the freedom from any future Label interference/pressure. It's their "magnum opus" and has some of Alex Lifeson's best guitar work. Cheers.

[@JustinPanariello]

Nice! Thanks for the info. It's in my cue to check out!

[@williamthurman9082]

Love to see primus play this song

[@thegman8968]

Great choice and reaction Justin ! Now, it's time for the sequel, "Where's My Thing" with drum solo ,LIVE from Dallas !🤘☮

[@juliebrockett3471]

Great reaction!! You should also check out all the basses Geddy has collected. It started out as a side project and turned into a 400 page book of photographs and short stories about his bass collection! Some of the most beautiful photography of bases out there! It’s called “Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass”!

[@bobcarn]

A lot of the sounds (piano) are triggered by either foot pedals or the drums. Neil adds a lot of sampled sounds during his drumming. On occasion, they'll have someone playing a keyboard off-stage. It's for specific songs where keyboards were recorded by them and mixed in. The end of The Spirit of Radio comes to mind. But those songs are few. The vast majority is Geddy, Alex, and Neil working at 110% to fill out the soundstage.

[@Bass17yl]

No backstage musicians, ever. It’s all triggered sequences and samples

[@bobcarn]

@@Bass17yl Maybe not in the latter part of their career, but for a few tours earlier on, there was someone off-stage pounding the keyboard for the end of The Spirit of Radio. I was watching them in an arena, on the side, about halfway up, and watched this guy playing the keyboards at the end of the song. It's that keyboard you hear playing that single chord as a rhythm after the lead guitar at the end of the song. The man was tucked away on the right-hand side. You could only see him if you were on the right and elevated a bit. That was probably in the late 80s at the time. It was a great concert, btw.

[@Bass17yl]

@@bobcarn Fair enough. I’ve never heard of them doing this. They’ve always said in interviews that they never had other musicians and always wanted to do it all themselves. Maybe they decided that after trying a backstage keyboardist a couple of times?

[@bobcarn]

@@Bass17yl I remember an interview with him saying that (maybe the same interview you're referring to?). I seem to remember him saying they really debated whether or not to have someone onstage with them, but decided against it because it was the three of them that record the albums and got the band to where it was, and it felt wrong to have someone else onstage who wasn't part of the band. I don't know how long they had someone "helping", but it was just a couple (or even the one) songs. I know after Permanent Waves, they recorded songs with the purpose of being able to duplicate them live. Well, for the most part. I remember at least one song on Moving Pictures (Witch Hunt) was not played live for a while until they got some technology that let them duplicate the studio mix. But then we jump ahead to 2012 and had Clockwork Angels where they didn't need to, but wound up putting a dozen string musicians onstage, which really gave an awesome sound to those songs. LOL

[@jerrypilarz3076]

@@Bass17yl Jack Secret sat behind a curtain next to Neil for a long time.

[@tammiec4937]

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[@ChrisTexan]

Alex is playing (triggering) the piano via synth pedals on the floor while playing the guitar lick. Pretty much whenever you see one of them "fixed" to their mic/equipment area, they are either changing instrument effects (brief) or actually playing, with their feet. Very little (almost nothing historically, a bit more towards the end of their career together) was tracked.

[@LeviRamsey]

At least as of the mid 2000s (so before the trio of instrumentals on Snakes & Arrows), "Leave That Thing Alone" was consistently cited by Neil and Geddy (at least) as their favorite instrumental; it's the only song from the mid 1980s until Clockwork Angels that's been in a majority of concert setlists since the original release.

[@garylee3229]

Foot keyboard played by Alex or Geddy. Electric keyboard also in Neil’s drum kit

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[@squamishfish]

Neil can set up his cymbals to sound like a piano when he hits them , If you saw his drum solo live in Frankfurt he used them at the end of his solo for a Jazz piece

[@shallex5744]

he was triggering those with his roland pads in frankfurt

[@garylee3229]

Rush plays all their own music. Investigate them

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[@hulaGUNZ]

I love that Alex was once abducted by Ricky in an episode of the "Trailer Park Boys."

[@patcandelora8496]

I think I read somewhere that Neil triggers the piano with his cymbals on this one

[@nodrush80]

Rush aren't your usual rock band, once you get around the fact they aren't that stereotypical rock garbage, your mind opens up to what they were all about.

[@MrTech226]

Justin Rush, especially Geddy Lee has a running gag with their equipment. While Alex has his equipment like speakers behind him. Geddy has chicken rotisseries as you see man tossing chicken in them. One concert, Geddy had a set of Washers behind.

[@puncht37]

The Rush in Rio vid has this same song with more "in front" bass.

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[@MsBenlane]

try where's my thing live in dallas lee lifeson and then a neil solo

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[@aland4092]

How many do you know can play bass like that while playing keyboard with their feet and sing even if you don't like his voice.

[@JeffOnTheRoads]

Has anyone mentioned Geddy’s “Big Beautiful Book of Bass” to you?

[@gradypatterson1948]

Not tracks - triggers! All three have various triggers for what we might call micro-tracks (basically 1-2 measure sections controlled by MIDI so they are in correct time with what the band is playing) - in this case, I'm pretty sure Neal is triggering them.

[@Tonyr0206]

Hey! Another great reaction. The rabbit hole goes deeper........ I'm not sure if you're into jazz at all, or if you've heard of the bass player John Patitucci. He's played with Chick Corea for years and is a MONSTER bass player. Here's a link to a live performance of Chick Corea's Tumba. It has Chick on piano, Vinnie Colaiuta on drums (probably the most well rounded drummer alive today and one of the best to ever pick up a pair of drum sticks) and John on Bass. Well worth a watch because of a great bass solos and John and Vinnie trade fours toward the end of the video. I've seen the video hundreds of times and it never fails to bring a smile to my face. The bass solo starts around the 7:45 mark: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iF7Ohqp8h5ubn7M

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I'm definitely into jazz and of course yes I know John Patitucci he's fantastic

[@joelspraitz4319]

Alex plays pedals too.

[@MsBenlane]

malignant narcissism is an instrumental. geddy and neil were foolingn around producer said keep going

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[@FreeBeat]

Piano was a long sample triggered by Alex with a MIDI pedal.

[@murtin222]

I think you shoul check out Limbo, another great Rush insrumental.

[@jeankutzer1556]

After they recieved poor record sales from Caress of Steel they had pressure applied by record label to make some changes. Well they did but not the way their label wanted. They put everything into 2112 and did it their way. If you do react to it I would recommend watching on your own time a short series on youtube called Anthem. A short dystopian novel told in comic book format. Its produced by the Atlas Foundation I believe. Or Atlas Society. 2112 is telling that story in music form. It came out in 1975, the same year Willie Nelson came out with Red Headed Stranger, a story told through country music which had never been done. Nice coincidence which just came to mind.

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[@chriskangeter8993]

You might also check out The Garden, by Rush. Its not bass-centric, or hard rocking its just a fantastic song (grab the lyrics before viewing). The guys in the band have all said its their favorite Rush song. Anyone with kids and friends can def. relate. Its hard to see or hear with a straight face. Lemme know...

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[@mdu2112]

I was shocked to think the piano was a track, but I would think the piano chord hits could be triggered by Neil. Rush has used some tracks because there's no way Geddy can sing two vocal tracks simultaneously (but if one could do it, it'd probably be him!)

[@gmoarmycombat20]

it's taurus pedals bro..sounds like a piano or orchestra.

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[@ginamarandino6451]

Almost every album has an instrumental some other ones to check out other than where's my thing here it is, limbo, and malignant narcissism

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[@ginamarandino6451]

@@JustinPanariello just saw it it's awesome! Personally I never saw that version recorded I saw it live so it was nice to see it again. I still think you have to see where's my thing here it is it's fantastic! Oh I also meant to tell you that you seriously need to check out caravan Geddy goes nuts on that one

[@jeffvomero1242]

Yes love the bass line for you bass players. But notice when Neil plays his drum parts during Geddys solo, he does not play anymore then he has to. Just keeps in the pocket with power complimenting Geddy. As for the keys and piano they are played with foot pedals by either Alex or Geddy. Glad your enjoying Rush. At first for me its was just their music then I started to pay close attention to their lyrics and I was sold even more. Great reaction. You should check out Roll the Bones, You would get a kick out of the song as well as really enjoy the music aspect of it.

[@fredscribner3688]

Couldbe wrong but it looks like in this video that its Neil triggering the piano sounds but I know they all do it depending on who its easier for at the time.

[@jasonwilliams6005]

They trigger samples because Geddy only has 2 arms and feet. 😆

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

We’re trying to get you to either practice more cause you’re inspired(or jealous)or to just say ah F’k it, that Geddy is just too damn good to beat! I’m just messing around, we want you really to just discover and enjoy what we’ve all known for some time now.🤘🖖✌️🥁🎸🎹

[@gregxite]

As a huge Rush fan, and a friend of the band… I can say honestly this one doesn’t really do that much for me. There, I said it. I think just giving a listen to Red Barchetta again that has to be one of the sickest and perhaps my favorite Rush tunes… on all instruments and the vocals are just out of this world. Curious to know what you think of that epic tune.

[@JustinPanariello]

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I always thought the meaning of this song was leave the whammy bar alone and where's my thing there it is refers to him not using the whammy bar and then finding it at the end tell me what you think if you agree.

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