REACTION MONTAGE | Neil Peart Drum Solo - Rush Live in Frankfurt | First Time Compilation (Descrip.)

[@WonderMommaOG]

The intro and outro music are a bit messed up/laggy and poppy. That was likely due to my computer issue. Apologies for that annoyance. I am upgrading the RAM tomorrow so this shouldn't be an issue going forward! What I learned with this piece: It's hard to single out any one thing I took note of in the process of making this video as it's not a "song". I already knew Neil Peart was one of the best drummers in the world, but I did not know just how much of a master he was with drums. Particularly at making all four of his extremities move at different times, in different patterns. A LEGENDARY musician and lyricist, lost too soon. I highly recommend: Thievery Corporation - "Le Monde": kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2HWe36Bbrepg6M

[@scottshields113]

Great compilation never the less. He was a master of his craft in the truest sense

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@scottmayer5046]

Sorry let me correct you The Best Drummer in the world that is why they call him The Professor there are good drummers there are great drummers there are exceptional drummers Then there's Neil Peart !

[@utubedestroysmytime]

Appreciate your work dear. Saludos desde Austin tx

[@davidtimms3201]

Before Rush Neil recorded an album with JR Flood in 1970. It has a psychedelic 60s groove. He was only 18 and you could hear his brilliance then.

[@chriscruickshank9468]

Neil essentially takes you around the world in this solo, RIP professor

[@lachazASMR]

Many years ago someone from a rock magazine asked Neil how he felt being named the greatest drummer alive, and Neil said: "Im not a drummer, im a percussionist."

[@josephgillmer10]

THE Professor for a reason.

[@novoice9286]

humble asf

[@blindeyedog01]

Yup. I studied and played drums for 30 years. Neil was a percussionist and a lyricist. And an expert in both. ❤

[@erniearambula3525]

A true professional

[@SquidVet]

Neal Peart is your favorite drummer’s favorite drummer. 👍

[@WonderMommaOG]

This is a true statement! My partner is a drummer and Neil Peart/Bonzo are his two favorites.

[@michaelmartinez3674]

I was too young to go see J Bonham but did see N. Peart several times in Moving Pictures, Big Money and Test for Echo, all great shows.

[@picklesmcmillan217]

Bonham was a great rock drummer. Neil was in a different realm altogether.

[@LeewardStudios]

Amen brother.

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Well either him or Danny Carey

[@LPJack02]

RIP Neil Peart (September 12, 1952 - January 7, 2020), aged 67 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@KimDuty-i8e]

I love that 40 years later another generation is in awe of this power trio. Neil the percussionist.

[@caseyharrington6669]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, RUSH is Canada’s gift to the world. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Thank you Canada, the coolest country on the planet!👍✌️

[@David-h1f4r]

📢👏👏👏👏!!!

[@GregB419]

As an American I am biased. USA is # 1. Hee Hee. 💯🇺🇸🤘

[@Fred-vy1hm]

You're welcome, but we held back tho and kept The Tragically Hip to ourselves. 😊🇨🇦

[@Violator41]

February 13, 2023 and I still miss Neil Peart. RIP, Professor

[@Volkl30]

This is the BEST Reaction Montage of Neil's drum solo!! :)

[@WonderMommaOG]

Wow, thanks!

[@Volkl30]

@@WonderMommaOG You're welcome!! 😃

[@echo410]

I saw this live many times! In person it caresses your soul! He wrote all the lyrics for RUSH. He was also an author, poet and just an amazing person...

[@nblhrt92]

Neil was the greatest. He once described his playing as "solving complex equations and running a marathon at the same time."

[@brentbeardsley655]

The professor was on another level. Drummers keep the beat to metronomes, metronomes keep the beat to Neil Peart.

[@donnaduhamel6004]

LOVE Neil Peart Solo and Rush inn all xxxxxxthe greatest ever

[@durweed]

There are people who play the drums and there are drummers and then there is Neil Peart in a league all by himself

[@josephgillmer10]

He is your favorite drummer's favorite percussionist.

[@kurtwilloughby475]

Ladies and Gentlemen! The Professor on the drums!

[@garylagstrom3864]

RUSH is THE PERFECT EXAMPLE of the fluidity of MASTERING TIME SIGNATURES! I play drums and there are a few things that you need to know about Neil Peart’s ( pronounced PEER-T) character: First he writes the lyrics so he knows in advance what TYPE of song it’s meant to be ie ballad, driver, etc. Second he COMPOSES on the drums… like a carpenter who looks at a set of blueprints before building the object. Neil lays out a SKETCH in his mind of the VOICES of the drumset and builds the song from there. He is also a great LISTENER knowing when NOT to step over Geddy’s singing or Alex’s solos! Finally, he had perfect timing and fluidity of time changes. He said himself that it’s not about COUNTING the time signatures as much as fluid motion to change the tempo without counting: in other words it should FLOW! He hates repeating the same drum patterns in the same song meaning if he plays a fill one way the first time around he will play it differently the second time around. IE. Rolls down the toms the first time around and triplets or quads (all four limbs) the second time around. In short there will NEVER be another like him on planet earth 🌍 🌏 🌎! REST IN PEACE PROFESSOR! With heart felt admiration and sincerity! Gary

[@robertwhite4831]

Not only the one and only true “God of the drums” but also a genuine,,, truly genuine, down to earth nice guy. My eyes water every time I listen to Rush now, Neil’s passing was an immeasurable loss! May he rest and rock in peace

[@johntomasik1555]

The most musical melodic drummer I've ever heard. Never excess...always about the music.

[@johnmcclure4983]

“He’s beating those drums like they owe him money.” Love it. Lol

[@romeoslover817]

RIP, Neil. The GOAT

[@paulglandt5033]

Ladies and Gentlemen. The Professor on the drum kit

[@charlesbird781]

There are some performers that are so transcendent that you’re proud just to be from the species as them!

[@rdkLakota]

I saw so many times!!!!! He was amazing!! Miss him😢

[@SounderMom31]

Just seeing this solo would have been worth the ticket price. Absolutely amazing, brilliant, breathtaking and yes, beautiful. He was simply the best of the best. Period. RIP Mr. Peart and thank you for your priceless contributions to music.

[@Mike80528]

It was something we anticipated every single tour, and we were never disappointed.

[@johnnelson3869]

Neil was the biggest influence on me. 2112 led me on a 44 year love affair with both drums and prog. I got to watch him once from backstage. Stage right, behind the main speakers. He was so good! RIP to a master. His loss still hurts.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@kenmahoney5255]

2112 was my first concert I seen in Portland.

[@bigfatno]

The only prog bands I like are Rush and Yes. If you consider Jethro Tull prog, then there's another one for me. But, yeah, Neil Peart is one of the best to do it. You were blessed to see Neil so close during a show.

[@ignaciogalvan1732]

@@kenmahoney5255 yes I dug his flute back in the 70s the but it was a flute

[@seansalter1679]

Stop with the sub categories of rock. Its rock plain and simple

[@alfrede.neuman1257]

I'm a drummer. (62yo) Played in bands, did some studio stuff. Been around some great musicians with good gear. (not garage band stuff) I get a kick out of people online who are supposed "pros", with drums in the background. I've heard a lot of drummers in almost 50 years of playing, but Peart is the greatest drummer BY FAR I've ever heard. I played hard rock in the day but grew up with my dads big band albums. Buddy Rich etc. Buddy, even with the ego he had, and how great he was, would have to tip his cap. Peart was given a gift. I truly believe that. Some people are just lucky that way. All of the practice in the world won't get you to his leveL. i my opinion, and experience, he really was the greatest drummer ever. And I've heard many. If someone can find one better I'd love to hear it.

[@frankc7085]

Beautiful reaction, tribute to a creative hard working passionate artist on so many levels..thank you!

[@richardjack4827]

A Master at work. The Professor. The Maestro. The Poet. The most down to earth human being human. Buddy Rich's family personally requested Neil for the Buddy Rich tribute concert. Check it out...very sick. Bravo.

[@markhagerman1837]

I’ve watched this performance a 100 times. Every time when we get to the big band/swing section, tears well up in my eyes. Neil’s passing was such a tremendous loss. I am grateful that I was able to see Rush in concert four times. All three are masters of their craft. I miss you, Neil.

[@davidarcus5131]

Neil wrote about this particular performance in his book Roadshow, how he knew the Frankfurt concert was going to be taped and how he wished his playing had been better. He put so much pressure on himself in live performance, no wonder it wore him out. Yet an imperfect performance from him is an unattainable performance for the rest of us. His keeping three-four time with his feet while the hands do several completely unrelated patterns is itself a showstopper.

[@pc2150]

Metrodrome's trying to keep time with him most of the time

[@jazzmahobian]

I'm glad you saw that as well. He never missed one note with the hi hat and kick while exploring everything under the sun up top.

[@boboskeeper1]

I had no idea that Neil was in pain with blisters on his feet to the point of bleeding and he continued playing with all of his pain.

[@ignaciogalvan1732]

That's how it's done

[@ignaciogalvan1732]

@@boboskeeper1 some of us go to work regardless of our pain so did he and when I limp home I am happy I gave a good day rest in peace professor

[@AsIronSharpensIron]

I was very fortunate to live to see 5 different Rush shows and all had Neil doing his solos. A video simply cannot compare to the vibe and the energy of seeing it live. It's just an all-together different kind of experience. Neil Peart is greatly missed. Thank you professor for 40 wonderful years.

[@YTjndallas]

Neil Peart was also the 95% poet for all the lyrics. And the songs were based on those lyrics and his beats. NP WAS Rush. He’s a legend. 1,000 years from now he will still be revered. Like Mozart… RIP MAESTRO‼️‼️‼️

[@martind9575]

I'm 60 seen RUSH four times in my youth and his drum solos was always the best

[@joeducos214]

The PROFESSOR at the drum kit!!!!

[@robertjakicic5878]

When you have that Rush concert ticket in hand you know your going to be treated and amazed and memorized by the greatest drummer ever.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@pc2150]

All 4 times I had the pleasure of seeing them, I still have never seen so much air drumming in my life but a RUSH concert.

[@philstone3859]

I know that feeling well. RUSH Night was always very special. What a Vibe!

[@commknightj]

Saw them 4 times in my life from 1976 to 2015. 3 hours of pure prog mastery.

[@peter8605]

I was there and will never forget this evening. RIP Professor, best live performance ever and I'm lucky enough to see Rush a few times L & R

[@DaWease]

PEART was a drummer that knew every sound his kit could make... instinct driven dude. born for it. when people ask who is the worlds best? you need to ask , what style to be fair... but in Mr. PEART's case, you have a talent that can land in any description to place in any style... soooo.

[@opalviking]

What a Mount Everest of an edit you’ve pulled off here! I enjoyed every moment of this! Brava!

[@WonderMommaOG]

😅 Perfect description. This one was a doozy! But I just whined about how difficult the Lynyrd Skynyrd/Free Bird video was so didn't want to do it again here. lol I almost cried during this one... out of frustration. 🤣🙃

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@alhme50]

OMFG! THE NAME DROP U DID IS PRICELESS! THANK YOU 😂🤣😅🤣😂🤪😡🤬😡😠💀😈🙃😉

[@mariomercieca4696]

How amazing was the continuity of this video. Take a bow. As for Neil and Rush, they have been the soundtrack of my life. Listen to them every day. Been a fan since 1977 and actually flew out to America in 2010 specifically to catch 2 shows , one in LA and the other in Vegas. You couldn't wipe the smile off my face for a week

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Thanks to all the reactors for keeping The Professor's legacy alive. As long as folks like you keep talking about Neil Peart (sounds like ear!), he will live on forever.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Facts

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@mightygazooo4101]

His passing will always bring an ache to my heart. I miss you, Rush. RIP Neal Pert.

[@barrvason5431]

The best. And even those considered to be at the top today say he was the best. Neil would tell us it was Buddy Rich but to me I’ve never seen anyone even close to Neil.

[@tomlichnofsky.7048]

Awesomeness Continues!!! 😎👊✊🍁🍁 RIP Neil Peart 😔🍁

[@frankdalton483]

The young lady who wiped a tear away. Neal saw that from heaven and smiled at you.

[@chrisbruch7136]

The Greatest! Thx and peace 2u and God Bless y'all

[@mycroft16]

Never get tired of seeing people's minds blown by the Professor. And dear God what an insane edit job this video must have been. :D

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@alanwiggins47]

Neil Peart is one of those people that make it hard to find words to describe just how talented they are. He would turn a drum kit into an entire symphony.

[@nephalos666]

Greatest percussionist of all time. Niel Peart is the GOAT.

[@RushFanatic87]

Crazy fact about this solo: Neil actually stated he was frustrated with this particular solo and wanted to either use the next night’s solo, or splice them together for the DVD. That just goes to show the level to which he held himself. THIS was an “off night” to him. Meanwhile, every other drummer on the planet would kill to have a night like that! This is why I continue to love Rush even long after they retired and disbanded.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

He also had a touch of the flu and didnt feel he was hitting it with his usual power.

[@timothy6734]

Having had the great fortune to see this show 14 times, I picked up a few misses just as I did on the letterman solo and night 2 at radio city. Until today I never mentioned it. I wasn’t aware that Neil himself wasn’t happy with this performance although I am certainly not surprised. Reading comments and watching reactions makes me realize just how fortunate of a rush fan I am.

[@brianburket5706]

Simply the best

[@feez0118]

This was probably one of the best reaction videos I have ever seen just watching how many reacted to his solo and how amazed everybody is. I was fortunate to see them 16 times R.I.P.

[@JohnDoe-ls1vd]

RIP Neil, knowing you accomplished your mission. The Best drummer ever.

[@ignaciogalvan1732]

He was a joy!!Rip Grand Master

[@UltraViolent21]

The GOAT!!! 🤘I’m so glad I got to see ya front row many times! We miss ya Neil!!! 🤘

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@JohnRotonto-ql9ds]

GOAT!!!!!!!!🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@EnigmaticCanadian]

Neil Peart was not only One of the GOATs, but he was humble enough during the early 90s to reinvent his drum style and re-learn his craft with some Jazz greats to get to where he wanted to be in his craft. How awesome is that - especially as an example to all who followed him, young kids coming up playing drums, and Rush fans in general - to be a GOAT and still turn around and go "I'm good but I know I can get/do better" getting better - to want to continue to learn his craft when he could have just sat at his pinnacle at the time and ridden that right out to the end.

[@Dan-yz4qz]

Seen Rush Live back in day 3 times, moving pictures Tour was awesome 😎

[@felixnorman9562]

Greatest "Rock & Roll drummer of all times!

[@danielvanpoppel333]

Best drummer I ever heard if I had one wish to have his skills

[@saraphinn]

The first time I saw Rush, I was so excited, and then they drop THIS. You have to understand this dropped in the middle of a wicked concert, it's Rush so we are used to weird changes. EVERYONE was on their feet - I remember you couldn't even applaud because he came out with MORE. Back in the day, we didn't have access to VOD so we just had our memories and LPs. That there is video of this, and it is historic, I am so happy people can experience one of the best drummers to ever live.

[@tomvodicka2307]

AGAIN...HE IS YOUR FAVORITE DRUMMER'S FAVORITE DRUMMER!!!!

[@tadekmajewski]

Incredible performance by him playing drums,. the guy was serious from the start growing up very young. He put the work in.

[@crazyoldbat]

greatest drummer ever born rest in peace brother. yes peart wrote all the lyrics for RUSH

[@Kevin-bp9wj]

That means great!!

[@lesdonaldson520]

Tears in my eyes Always the hi-light of a Rush concert Neil RIP

[@Kevin-bp9wj]

He was bad ass people!!

[@allensharlow7763]

There will never be another Neil Peart he was magical at the drum kit, he was in another place when he played the drum kit, THE BEST PERIOD!!!!!!

[@alanlucas501]

No matter how many times I see the Professor Neil Peart play that solo, it ALWAYS brings tears to my eyes. Just eye watering stuff. He's desperately missed. He was a percussionist first and foremost.

[@TommyLMason]

Indeed the world not only lost one of the greatest of the great drummers, we lost a great man. Drummer, lyricist extraordinaire, and a wonderful human being. RIP Professor 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🐐🙏🕊😢I still, and always will, shed more than one tear when I realize that we don’t have him with us anymore. We’ll always love and miss you Mr. Peart. Thank you WonderMomma OG, for sharing with us. 🙏✌️

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@randal_gibbons]

Neil Peart was a true modern day Renaissance Man.

[@Ckom-Tunes]

Traditionally, the drum solo is the break in the concert where you run to take a leak-you NEVER did that at a Rush concert! RIP Neil!

[@hammer11638]

Maybe that is why their shows began to have the intermissions in later years. But you are right, you NEVER left when Neil did his solo. The reactions everyone had showed why he was "The Professor". R.I.P. Neil.

[@sharonmaberry-bourke7013]

tearing up every time~

[@loveja1]

who ever put this together did an amazing job!

[@WonderMommaOG]

That would be me... thank you so much! I worked extra hard on this one... my partner is a drummer, and Neil is one of his drum heroes. He would have left me if I had messed this one up. 🤣😅

[@Richardturcotte246]

For a "old" Rush fans like me, who know already from the early 80's that Rush, all their members and especially Neil Peart, were a band and musicians so special, with so much talent, and at the top position (already) of their instrument. And at the same time, if I declare this to the people around me, I was for them, "somebody coming from the planet mars". It's sweet for me to watch reactions of these people who discover for the first time a great musician like Neil Peart. It's true, it's amazing to see a solo (with so much parts!) so accomplish (after probably 40 years of solos). Just the first section is amazing! But it's not the end , there another part, an another part, an another and another... I think this Neil Peart solo's in Frankfurt, it's to much (and dangerous) for a novice. 😉 Start with the solo's in 1975 "All the World's a stage"

[@houndog415]

I love all the dumbfounded looks as Neil jams away. The Master is at work students. LOVE IT!!!

[@achimrummel6843]

I was there!!!

[@AliasMark69]

I saw Neil do this live at SPAC N.Y...... I recorded it on a full HD camera.....AWESOME

[@bobdelp2023]

HEYYYYYY MOMMA!!! 👍😊ALLLLL THE BEST IN 2024 AND MORE!💯 TAKE GREAT CARE!

[@WonderMommaOG]

Thanks Bob... and you!

[@davidwood5789]

🥁😆😝 I Love to watch the uninitiated get "Baptized" by the majesty & fire ; of The Professor's unique GREATNESS !!!! 🥁🙃😎🤤🥁 The G.O.A.T. will live on forever ♾️ ; thanks to us mere mortals, who witnessed his tremendous abilities & magnificent humility; in person !¡! 😎🤩😉😎 R.I.P. 😭 N.E.P 🥺😞

[@stevesyverson8625]

I remember Buddy Rich from his many appearances on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. I thought he was fantastic. I shared that thought with my cousin who is a very humble man. He is a musician who started playing drums and guitar after the Beatles appearance on Ed Sullivan in 1964. I went back to see him play drums at various clubs in the early 70s, with Wipeout being his standout performance. I spoke to him recently about Buddy Rich and Keith Moon. He reacted very negatively about both of them. I was very surprised. I didn’t know how to respond about Buddy Rich but I did with Keith Moon. I brought up “I Can See for Miles and Miles” that put me in sonic nirvana with Pete Townsend’s soaring guitar complementing Moon’s all out attack on his kit. I didn’t even bother to bring up “Happy Jack”. My cousin and I can talk on the phone for hours about music. I have learned not to talk about drummers. He does like Ginger Baker, go figure;)

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

The xylophone kills me!!

[@JoannaGalacticTutor]

impressive - thank you for paying tribute for our worlds greatest - Canadian to boot - XO PEACE & GRACE to Neil PEART

[@chief7174]

master of his craft indeed

[@steveschmit8196]

Rest In Peace Rock God!! Greatest ever. Was fortunate enough to see is mastery live a few times.

[@rdjraa4983]

As a drummer for many decades I could never emulate what Neil did. He was in a league all his own. And you WonderMommaOG is also in a special league all your own as well. To encapsulate all the reaction video's into one is a masterclass on editing. Very well done and I'll be watching this over and over again in the future.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Wow, thank you for the kind words. I really do not consider myself very good at editing. I've never had any official training or experience doing it. I have been doing it periodically all for personal projects since high school (though it was slideshows with a projector back then lol) but it's definitely something I love doing provided the content I'm editing is worthwhile. Again, appreciate you for saying this, what a huge compliment.

[@rdjraa4983]

@@WonderMommaOG You've set the bar pretty high for "not considering myself very good at editing." Please don't sell yourself short.Your video was a pleasure to watch. Very first time I've seen a split screen this well made. You're exclusive in what you want to show and do it well. I'm a "crabby" 67 year old musician and know, by now, what is a flawless representation of a subject. Don't want to be maudlin but just keep doing what you're doing. I subscribed of which I don't do often.

[@WonderMommaOG]

@@rdjraa4983 😊I really appreciate the kind words... and know what you mean about being choosy about subscribing, so that says a lot. I suppose I've probably evolved a bit and just don't really stop to think about that a lot. I did go back and watch my first few reaction compilations and ... oh boy. 😅 I've definitely polished a few things and hope to keep improving. Thank you for being here.

[@darlenelim8972]

Best Canadian band and best drummer EVER! RIP Professor!

[@the_MovieSign]

This is why Neil was also known as "The Professor". Rest in Power Neil.... you are missed

[@RUSHismyGOD]

Yes Sir! All hail the king baby!

[@markcatanzaro9699]

2 things- 1) GOD GIVEN TALENT! & B) A work ethic, thousands of hours of REAL ACTUAL WORK & practice- He was taking lessons in jazz & swing in his 40s & 50s that he was open about but very few ppl actually knew! That work ethic is very seldom seen anymore in any field

[@Matty0923]

Goosebumps no matter how many times I watch this. RIP Professor!!

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Neil inspired me to play the drums, and to travel to Africa. Uncle Neil saved my life. Here is my African song, in honor of the Professor. Kilebu Neil Peart kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKSbi597mLSomck

[@joeschmoe118]

GOAT!!

[@alfrede.neuman1257]

The GOAT. Period. End of report.

[@kdm71291]

I've seen videos from most of these reactors at some point and am a subscriber to several of them!

[@jimobrien8806]

G>O>A>T>

[@JefferySwan-sg2wv]

Great job momma love it

[@garylagstrom3864]

NEIL PEART’S NARRATION ON EXIT STAGE LEFT DVD: There’s a tremendous ambiance about a concert hall…to even before a band starts playing…from the time the doors open..this place feels electric you know! That’s one of the things I like most about the road that feeling of standing in the hall when the doors open feel the excitement bursting into the hall. I must admit I feel very comfortable playing live a lot! A very modern urban setting for that Tom Sawyer mentality and a very carefree stride and a very self-possessed kind of air. Xanadu: The question we tend to ask the most often is WHAT IF? I think of you had to simplify a motivation or simplify a moving force in our music that would probably…suffice! Red Barchetta: Well it seems to me a car is one of those handy metaphors and volumes have been written about the sociological and cultural impact of the car and what it represents but it also has a very fundamental sensual feel and it’s a metaphor for sexuality and freedom. We’ve certainly tried to guide everything by the principles that were interested in and the freedom of choice and the material we’ve been playing and expression of music that we found to be exciting would excite other people as well. If the songwriting is important and playing really well on stage is important it’s gonna make the difference between feeling good or not feeling good when I walk off stage feeling that I played as well as I can or as close to well as I can then I feel very satisfied and good for what you have done. YYZED: I think there is a very strong relation maybe not generally recognized between drums and between words as the rhythmic structure and phrasing and the rhythm of verse especially is very strongly rooted in the same syncopation as drums the same patterns of thinking overall work for me with words as much as they do with drum beats.

[@kennycab3374]

I am one of lucky ones that seen Rush 13 times. I only wish that i would have seen them for the 2112 tour. My first Rush concert was Tom Sawyer, never missed them after that.

[@negtype13]

Reactions brought tears to my eyes!...🥲 Sometimes It's difficult to remember how much you were affected after years & years of listening; and while in your subconscious you know; THIS was an IN-YOUR-FACE reminder in a HUGE way! Watching those uploaders who are seeing for the VERY first time!.. ..It's like...Welcome to the WORLD of Rush/Neil Peart , even though he has now left it! Where have you guys been?!? But, at the same time, THAT'S the BEAUTY of it!.. R.I.P. my Brother..THIS is DEFINITIVE PROOF that YOU & your legacy will, not only reach/influence the new, but LIVE on FOREVER!!! 🤘 🤩🤘

[@michaelalvarez8046]

I love your vids! Thank you

[@brianfisher6165]

🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣👌👌👍👍✌✌ I'd seen literally seen every one of those reactors react to this, I'm kinda of a Rush freak!!! Fantastic editing, thanks!✌✌

[@elbeto7750]

Wonderful enjoy the video drummer quality a lot 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼