NEIL PEART TRIBUTE | RUSH Reaction - A Passage To Bangkok | Vital Signs | Madrigal | Lakeside Park

Two counselors, teachers, stay-at-home parents and music lovers give a first time, single-take, insightful, open and honest reaction to 4 songs of RUSH which includes A Passage To Bangkok, Vital Signs, Madrigal & Lakeside Park.
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RUSH Vital Signs - • Rush-Vital Signs (Lyrics)
RUSH Madrigal - • Rush-Madrigal (Lyrics)
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[@surfeit5910]

This hurt. The only death of a person I didn't personally know, that made me cry.

[@STILL-KICKIN]

“The measure of a life, is a measure of love and respect, so hard to earn so easily burned” ~Neil Peart~ The Garden RIP NEIL. A gentle genius that touched the hearts of millions 😞

[@davecole2561]

Well put, by the man and poet himself. Still and forever greatly missed.

[@bugvswindshield]

I remember being 16years old...feeding the horses, dogs and gathering chicken eggs......every day..but on Saturdays...I could get high do the same chores while rush was on the walk man. No tears...just beers for neil and his greatness.

[@Alberto_1965_BR]

"Suddenly, you were gone From all the lives you left your mark upon" Afterimage - Grace Under Pressure album Very sad day Rest in Peace, "Professor"

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Thank you guys for this tribute to our fallen, beloved Neil Peart. Isn't their music so interesting, fun and imaginative? I love them. I love re-reading Neil's lyrics. What a mind/heart/soul he had! God bless Neil and us all!

[@brianl1102]

Though it's just a memory, some memories last forever. This line gets me every time. His lyrics are equal to his drumming

[@stevekanakanui7033]

The whole Rush community mourns the death of Neil Peart today ...thats friends, families , band mates and fans alike ..Thank you Enoma for your kind Tribute

[@tripdad]

The world feels a little colder today. Thank you for this tribute. RIP Professor

[@AudiophileTubes]

Thank you for this. You two are a class act. R.I.P. Neil Peart, legend.

[@134590174]

☆R.I.P. Neil Peart☆ The Greatest Drummer In The Galaxy☆ 😥🥁❤🇨🇦

[@gritter2112]

Thanks for tribute. It was a comfort knowing that Neil was in the world. He was a voice of reason in the chaos!

[@TheDude-pr6ug]

RIP Neal Peart 😢 Invisible airways, Crackle with life, Bright antennae bristle with energy, Emotional feedback, On a timeless wavelength, Bearing a gift beyond price, Almost free ....... He will live on ,in the spirit of the radio.......😢

[@susanmccarthy4979]

A madrigal is a poem written to music. I used this song to get 25 extra credit points on a English test in high school. And THEN I graduated!! Learned a lot from Neil’s words Geddy and Alex helped him to say it!! Love Rush. RIP😢

[@catmanpc9166]

Admired for his talent, respected for his intellect, loved for his humanity. RIP PROFESSOR. 😿

[@bobcarn]

Thank you so much for such a lovely tribute to Neil. I've been melancholy since I heard the news. Rush was always a constant presence in my life since I saw them in 1977. When my partner of 24 years passed away, I felt lost. Everything seemed so strange and different, and nothing seemed familiar anymore. I pushed myself to go to see Rush in concert about 8 months later, even though I had no desire to do much of anything. When they came out, my spirits finally lifted. I had been seeing Rush in concert before I ever met my partner, and seeing them up on stage, still together, still performing, was the one thing that seemed familiar and steady and constant. It was like a balm on my soul. For the first time since he passed away, I felt happiness again, and it gave me strength to push on through my grief. I learned on that night that I really did love those three guys, and I feel a great sense of loss over Neil's passing. I cried later that night after I heard the news. I once again feel that sense of loss. But I'm also heartened to know that his music lives on, and wonderful people like you two have discovered him and are moved enough by his work to pay tribute to his passing. Bless you both!

[@kathyjones3940]

Thank you for honoring Neil Peart!!😪😔

[@timlamb9428]

Yes Rush tasted their share of smoke back in the day but hey they were a heavy rock band and it was the mid 70's.

[@davidsanchez7521]

FUKN' AAAAA!

[@timlamb9428]

Neil not only is missed as a musician but as a sincere person. God take care of Neil please.

[@bronzebackblaine]

"Not everybody gets the lyrics....". So true....but when one does "get" Neil's lyrics, wow. This departure is deep...but the frequency of RUSH lives on. You guys do nice work!!

[@velistanisic7486]

As great a drummer as he was. The lyrics of Neil is what got me through many tough times. I identified with most of what he wrote about. I am glad I had Rush music in my life. Thank you Neil, May you R. I. P.

[@jerryadkins4528]

Thank you for paying tribute to a true legend. I started playing drums when I was 12yrs old, playing to Rush, Neil was/is a main influence to me. I’m 48 now and their music and Neil’s lyrics have inspired me, held a special time in my life at certain times. He will be missed but never forgotten❤️

[@swinetrek]

R.I.P. toTHE best drummer ever.Fantastic lyricist as well. Thank you Enoma for this tribute.

[@endapian]

We only really die when nobody dreams or thinks of us..... Neil is still with us, in the other side of the door...... We love you Neil :°-(

[@davecole2561]

We certainly do. Amen to all your thoughts. I will never stop loving this band.

[@davidzornes6863]

You guys are cool. Love and Peace from the mountains of West Virginia, U. S. A.

[@marcoiacobuzio4075]

Well done you guys you picked four great songs.....R.I.P. Neil Peart aka "the professor"

[@yv2929]

A great loss..his awe-inspiring musicianship and distinctive lyricism contributed to awesome masterpieces over the years 🌹 Beautiful tribute, thank you Enoma 💮

[@susanmccarthy4979]

Thank you for this tribute. Every heartbroken Rush fan appreciates it. Neils lyrics will live on forever. He has touched so many, I’m still in shock. My heart aches for his wife, daughter, family and friends . I can imagine how bad Alex and Geddy feel. They weren’t just band mates they were great friends. Rip Neil thank you for 40 years of joy. “There is never Love without pain” this loss really hurts,

[@bryansmith5980]

Thank you for the thoughts of the writer not just the drummer

[@Jelsick]

Thank you for your tribute. Neil was so much like myself, and many of his lyrics spoke to me, as they did for many fans. As a young teenage kid living in rural Minnesota in the early 80s, who was dealing with bullying, rejection, and loneliness, Rush was a life preserver for me. I will miss him, though he never knew me.

[@judywalker8020]

Really? 4 thumbs down?This man lived with class and died with class.Argue who the best drummer of all time is...I will take Neil Peart.And that is hard for me as I grew up idolizing John Bonham.

[@marcossilveiracamargo2814]

Thank you, friends for yours tributes music. Rest In Paradise Neil Peart. 😞 - M.S.C.

[@chrisw2546]

Lakeside Park always transports me back to the mid 70s to my youth. I could listen to this every day for the rest of my life.

[@jameschandler2474]

GREAT JOB. MY CONDOLENCES TO NEIL PEART'S FAMILY FRIENDS. BAND MEMBERS AND FANS. HE WILL TRUELY BE MISSED

[@leidabraito-jones2421]

Thank you,for reacting to some of my favorite Rush songs they will forever be the soundtrack of my life. Rush fans around the world 🌎 are still mourning but forever grateful for their musical Legacy. 💔

[@ryancraig2795]

Before listening to your comments, I'll just say that Passage to Bangkok is basically a song about using cannabis. What can I say, it was 1976 and these guys were young rock musicians. A silly little thing, lyrically, the instrumental bridge is in my opinion a prime example of the kind of super tight arrangements and performance these guys were capable of, in the studio or live. Thanks for your reactions to all their work, I think your thoughtful analysis of Neil's lyrics is a tribute he would appreciate.

[@masonknives92]

Thank you both. Rush has been with me for the last 40 years, good times and not so good. All the best, paul.

[@DionysusAlS]

Haven't heard Lakeside Park in a long time. Listening to that last verse... goddamn, I pretty much lost it. Great reactions and touching tribute.

[@scotts7907]

I really appreciate how you guys have dove deep into rush music. As a person that appreciates ALL their music, y'all did this justice. Most people just scratch the surface with Tom Sawyer and other of their more popular stuff. Others go from the 1st album to signals. Dive into their old stuff. You guys really explored deep into their music. Which is all great in their own ways.

[@gregj1295]

Thank you for doing this Neil tribute My favorite band I've been listening to since 1974. Neil's lyrics have touched us for many years. We will all miss him.

[@gnrtradepro]

"I like proper bass" Well said.

[@teddyboehm9252]

Yes indeed proper bass is needed and rush provides that !!!

[@jamesrush30]

Thank you and thank you Neil.

[@lisaharrison1031]

Bangkok was written in the mid-70’s & it is a song about “getting high”. It’s what we did in the 70’s. 👍👍

[@lisaharrison1031]

I am devastated didn’t sleep. Life will never be the same. 😓😓😓😓

[@SpartanGuy83]

Beautiful tribute. Thank you so much!!!!

[@rachidbenkada4060]

R.I.P Master Neil Peart we will never forget you.thanx

[@paulfromt.o.7384]

Really gutted over this. So glad to see so many paying tribute to such an incredible artist. He, and Rush, have left us an unmatched catalog of incredible songs spanning 40 years. As tough as this is, I'm grateful to have been alive on our spinning rock during their time. Exit the Warrior... 😔🇨🇦🥁

[@Free-flyBE]

You guys were one of the first people I thought of when I heard the sad news because of your fun reaction w/ Priti to Limelight;) Btw; last night a Rush documentary was posted on KZbin & I learned alot - they loved to experiment which wasn't always popular! Neil was working for his Dad who owned a farm equipment store; & asked him if he should join Rush - his Dad said; 'yes, drumming is your passion'..,so humble. Plus they first toured with KISS as they're opening act!

[@michaelzilkowsky2936]

Caress has always been my favorite overall Rush album, and hearing Lakeside Park for the first time n a long time and under the circumstances (no pun intended) solidifies my love of the record. The 'early Neil' lyrics are so fresh and poetic -- power isn't all that money buys......still be grey my way.....three travelers, men of Willowdale... -- and the musical interplay and overplaying is so obvious and joyful. They loved the album too and were hurt terribly by its tepid response. Without Caress, there is no 2112 and there is no Rush.

[@gerardmcquade5974]

An absolute genius his words his music and his humanity are immortal I tip my hat to you sir rip

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Back when this song, Vital Signs, came out, Computers and digital technology were really breaking in popular culture, often for the first time. For instance, many early-80's films would refer to computers in telling the story (think Matthew Broderick in "War Games"). So a song like Vital Signs showed that Neil was thinking/reading about this cutting-edge topic. He was trying to blend the computer terminology with human-centered ideas, to provide commentary on both via juxtaposition. He's so inventive!

[@davecole2561]

On Vital Signs specifically: it is incredible, on all levels. Only now do I truly get the lyrics, with maturity and more life experience. Neil wrote these at, what, 26 or 27 years old? Gosh. His lyrics in one song can get to the heart of the matter and tell me more about humanity than many bands in a whole career. When I hear this song, I don't want the heavy outro to end. Astonishing 😍! The older I get (47 now), the more I love this band.

[@mouthoftheniagara]

I live very near Lakeside Park in Port Dalhousie (St. Catharines) Ontario, Canada. This is the community on the shores of Lake Ontario that Neil grew up in and went to school. The city is now considering naming a new pavillion in Lakeside Park after Neil. Thanks for your reaction.

[@chillfactor2112]

You both are such wonderful, lovely beings! I really enjoyed your video and your honest and sincere opinions. Madrigal and Lakeside Park always get me emotional, especially the last verse on both songs, “your love has shown me proof” and “though it’s just a memory some memories last forever”. Gets me every time. Thank you so much for sharing and for paying tribute to Neil! May the hearts of each of his friends, loved ones and fans throughout the world be filled with peace, love, joy and happiness so that we may all get through the hurt and sadness with ease and grace. Peace!

[@cartwright77]

thanks for the tribute, i grew up listening to Rush, my favorite band by far, this made me think of my days growing up. i really loved how you did songs that not many people react to. rush was amazing!!!! thanks again!! RIP Neil

[@gerardmcquade5974]

Love you two and you're lovely family I was a massive rush fan but especially Niel as a drummer I used to practice Niels drums much to the annoyance of my band mates who wanted to play blanket on the ground and sweet caroline

[@motodork]

Thank you for doing this, guys.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Thanks for your awesome reactions , tributes, reflections and analysis of this and everything, I saw Rush in 79 great concert of course thanks again Rest In Peace Neil

[@davidballard4896]

Thank you! Such a great tribute!😁❤️😢

[@michaelatkinson8291]

Loved your reactions guys particularly Lakeside Park. Well said Savio that some music & some bands last forever. People like you & Kirti help keep Rush's music alive & introduce it to new listeners. RIP Neil & sincere condolences to Carrie & Olivia & all in the Rush family. And thank you Enoma.

[@user-nb2xs3ss1g]

RIP Neil!! We’ve lost a lot of rock icons the last 5-10 years, this one is by far the hardest for me as a life-long Rush geek. By the way Passage to Bangkok is not based on real travel, just a metaphor for getting high. They were young, it was meant to be a fun song. Madrigal = 1977 Thanks for the multi-song reaction tribute. Very cool!

[@sealiferr]

"No, his mind is not for rent to any God or Government always hopeful yet discontent, he knows changes aren't permanent... but change is"... so many other lines from the Professor. Now I will be singing Lakeside Park to myself for the next week! Farewell to a King! Neil Ellwood Peart OC 1952-2020.

[@stephengould4768]

Thank you both for this! I'm very glad that I stumbled across your channel and watched your reactions! I love you both!

[@wuhdee1]

Reaction 3 ... lovely reaction. It is so hard today to see original love songs... We've been writing love songs for 6000 years!? Yet this one seems so organically unique on every lyrical line.

[@wuhdee1]

Reaction 2 ... I had to listen to this song 5 times before I could understand it to your level after you listened to it once! Are you savants? Great reactions!

[@Clowderman]

Thank you both for this. My heart has been sad for days. This made the sadness subside a small bit. Namaste

[@ashiqurrohman7731]

Woke up to the news of his death on the day and it broke me into thousand pieces...Grown up to Rush and still csn't believe the Drum God has left us 😔

[@tysonthomson6847]

Hi form South Australia yous are my favourite KZbin Channels and also I hope yous are well and this made me Cry and thank yous both Very Much we say good bye NEIL PEART R I P

[@michelbeaulieu6208]

Thank you. The song vapor trails would be a good reaction video to make .

[@Kevvinm]

Nice of you to do this ,you are true music fans! Listening to and paying tribute to all different genres of music. Appreciated your tribute to Ric Ocasek as well.

[@patrickaalfs9584]

I like the way you guys keep your cultural integrity and you both have really good musical taste. Be careful if you are "stay at home" parents. Kids will drain the life blood out of a turnup. I will not comment on the loss of Neil Peart because I still can't seem find the words. I will say that before his death, I question the concept of "dignity" as nothing more than a social abstract. Now I see that Neil's life was the personification of dignity and it's something we can all strive to obtain.

[@stretchgilbert]

Vital Signs. One of my favorite RUSH songs. They were really fans of The Police and you can hear the influence here on the last song on Moving Pictures. They continued to experiment with A " Police" influenced sound throughout their next record Signals. RIP Professor. Thank You.

[@davecole2561]

Yes, an influence by The Police can be heard, but Rush were and continue to be and mean so much more, at least to me. And I own all the Police studio albums! Oh, and what about the outro to Vital Signs? Always ends too soon!

[@wuhdee1]

Reaction 4 ... 24 May is Victoria Day. Canada's celebration of the Commonwealth and our connection to the Royal Family. I loved watching your reaction to this during the listening portion. Your commitment to listening with a professional approach is so honest. Thank you.

[@dolphymdo7245]

Last month we lost Marie Fredriksson (Roxette),, now 2020 Neil Peart...RIP.

[@2112Fade2Black]

RIP Professor.... Exit The Warrior.... A Farewell To The King....

[@douglaskelly6147]

Thank you for this video. I've always enjoyed the reactions of new fans who discovered Rush's music. Your videos are always insightful and refreshing. This passing is hard to deal with as like so many, Neil's words have gotten me through bad and good times growing up and made the outcasts feel welcome and included. Vapor Trails as well as his book Ghost Rider helped me grieve some losses of my own. Prayers to Neil's family, friends and loved ones. God bless and thanks for your time with us. The point of a journey is not to arrive.

[@benredmond6636]

Thank you for the special tribute! Victoria Day is May 24th

[@jeffwotherspoon3867]

Ok so here is what inspired these songs, "Passage to Bangkok" - Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir", "Vital Signs" is about individuality and the pressures of conforming, heavily influenced by Reggae (music) and the band "The Police", "Madrigal" was inspired by the 1936 Frank Capra film "Mr Deeds goes to Town", and finally Lakeside Park is about the Town in Ontario Canada called Port Dalhousie where Neil grew up

[@NONE_SO_VILE]

Found your channel and I love it! Keep up the amazing reactions! RIP Professor Peart :( my favourite band of all time

[@jmroxx1]

Remember this R U S H will always be the very best PERIOD

[@BK-sb6ro]

Everyone would gather on the 24th of May, sitting in the sand to watch the fireworks display... Cool lyrics indeed! That day is a Canadian national holiday- Victoria Day honoring Queen Victoria. RIP Neil Peart, a true GOAT of drumming, writing and being a genuine good human being.

[@scottf8557]

Thank you! Wonderful reaction, May 24 in Ontario Canada is our Victoria day weekend.

[@jeffreywilmot3798]

After hearing the song Madrigal I always expect Cygnus X1 to start. Geddy as usual was playing keyboards and bass on Madrigal .

[@paparmar]

Great job as usual, guys. As for the 24th of May, it refers to Victoria Day, a national holiday in Canada named for Queen Victoria. It's the fourth Monday in May, so around the 24th. Parallel to Memorial Day in the US, it is the unofficial commencement of summer.

[@davidzornes6863]

24 of May is Queen Victoria Day. Like July 4th is Independence Day in the USA..

[@jeffwotherspoon3867]

A good portion of Rush Song lyrics are based/inspired by books that Neil read, just an FYI

[@mouthoftheniagara]

May 24th is Victoria Day in Ontario, Canada and is the first holiday weekend of the summer season. It is often celebrated with fireworks and outdoor gatherings.

[@lauriivey7801]

Thank you for this wonderful tribute .........

[@timlamb9428]

I'm guessing Neil is in Heaven with his first wife and daughter who both died back in the 90's. You know he hasn't forgotten about them. BTW Madrigal is one of my favorite Rush songs. So deep, beautiful, and poetic. I believe the song was all guitar, bass, drums, and xylophone.

[@ricksmallwood5760]

"And if the music stops There's only the sound of the rain All the hope and glory All the sacrifice in vain (And) If love remains Though everything is lost We will pay the price But we will not count the cost. '

[@johncampbell756]

Canada and Scotland celebrate the birth of Queen Victoria on May 24th, Victoria Day. It Mark's the unofficial start of summer similar to Memorial Day in the US. A Madrigal is "a part-song for several voices, especially one of the Renaissance period, typically arranged in elaborate counterpoint and without instrumental accompaniment. Originally used of a genre of 14th-century Italian songs, the term now usually refers to English or Italian songs of the late 16th and early 17th c., in a free style strongly influenced by the text."

[@ws7077]

Passage to Bangkok was written after 2112 which was described as deep and intense by Rush so they wanted to write a simple and fun song...

[@mikekirk1513]

I'm not religious at all 🌞🌞🌞. I don't know what happens to us after we die. I sincerely hope Neil has reunited with his daughter ♥️♥️❤️ and wife.

[@ryancraig2795]

The 24th of May is when Victoria Day is celebrated in Canada, or to be more exact, the first Monday on or after it. Technically a celebration of the birth of Queen Victoria and subsequent monarchs, it is more importantly the first long weekend in, and generally considered the start of, summer and an occasion for opening cottages, camping, drinking beer, and so on. Lakeside Park in this case is probably in Port Dalhousie, where they have a preserved carousel you can still ride for CAD$.05 (a nickel), which plays a constant musical loop. Port Dalhousie is a suburb of St Catharines, a small city about 20 km away from Niagara Falls. His family had a business near there.

[@traceyb9443]

Thankyou both for the lovely tribute to Neil Peart! ♡

[@eddiebruce8944]

the B side of 2112 is so freakin good!!!

[@jeffcampbell668]

Tell people who aren't into Rush or any of "that kind" of music to take a step back and read Pearts lyrics without any of the music, tell them to treat it like a poem or a short story. His lyrics like those of Rodger Waters from the 70's on to the 90's are probably as relevant or even more so today than when they were written. And that was some deep prolific stuff. Cheers from the canadian Queen nut.

[@brendan_allard]

You should watch the garden Neil Peart tribute!

[@kevinhunter6947]

they are errecting a statue of neil at lakeside park, 1/2 hr away from me, i think that is awsome. port delhousy ont.

[@davecole2561]

Hi from Exeter UK, Kevin Hunter. You are a lucky man to one day be able to sit or stand next to it, look over the lake and remember Neil in your own ways. Never been to Canada but I really want to, including of course that lakeside park. A stroll around Willowdale Toronto would be fun too. Though a proud Canadian of course, Neil spoke to me and many others globally. Great artists have no single country. All the best to you and your family, especially in these odd times.

[@wuhdee1]

Reaction 1 ... Well, it's about a trip... trips... with some refreshments... smoke it if you got it! In the 70s they all were smoking whatever they could get their hands on...

[@jeffreywilmot3798]

Hmm after listening to Lakeside Park, I wonder if musically it is left over from Fountain of Lamneth. It has a lot of the same qualities.

[@Efferri]

30 years ago how the words would flow with passion and precision, But now his mind dark and dulled by sickness and indecision, And he stares out the kitchen door, Where the sun will rise no more... Losing It - Neil Peart. I lost an idol, and we all lost a legend.