Rush perform "Tom Sawyer" at the 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Rush perform "Tom Sawyer" at the 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
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[@davidnissim589]

RIP Neil. You were one of a kind.

[@buckbuck9225]

assholes are not one of a kind.

[@artheisenbergscourier5726]

Too bad he wasn't given better material to work with. So so music, so so drumming

[@buckbuck9225]

@@artheisenbergscourier5726 what do yo call someone that follows the band around?

[@milt6208]

@@artheisenbergscourier5726 And so so critiquing. Maybe you should try something else.

[@terrancesmith5389]

Yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring. What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.

[@ianferraro9640]

How the fuck can they even do that? Just a spectacular performance of a modern classic. A pocket symphony - by 3 guys, live.

[@rustyangel3631]

A trio of talent never to be replaced, true originals.

[@crazyman2821]

I don’t know migos is pretty legendary

[@poet7158]

@@tdkz72 Did you forget about The police and the stray cats They were very popular 3 piece bands too. The stray cats were very talented with just a drummer , guitarist and stand up bass player no electronics like Rush used

[@tylerj8035]

@@tdkz72 Nirvana

[@MikeMike-jj8nd]

they're the greatest prog band of all time...never to be equaled!

[@skny2282]

@@tylerj8035 Kurt quit the band. 4/5/1994

[@JeffreyHoover-y5v]

You could listen to this song 1000X+ and that intro will never get old...

[@jamesmabe3726]

Folks I don't care what you say or how you feel , Sir Neil Peart LIVES ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGe

[@dylandog1289]

Ive never been a rush fan, but learning that their sound is made with three people is incredibly impressive.

[@JD-hq1kn]

Good

[@MM-vs2et]

Rush is the final boss for 3-piece bands

[@jonb3935]

@@MM-vs2et I think cream is up there though. Every one of the members of cream was one of the best musicians to play their instruments

[@judycyg6912]

I first "met" Rush years ago putting together a Rush laser show in a planetarium. Opened with "Spirit of Radio" and at that first Rush logo and sound, our audiences went wild, week after week. I fell in love with their music then and never looked back on a pre-Rush life!! (My favorite, I think, is "Subdivisions." Can't help but dance and sing along. Long live all three, on either side of the Garden!)

[@blacksky379]

I feel the same. Not a hardcore Rush fan, but every time I listen to them I just ask myself "how the heck 3 guys can make such a powerful and tight sound?!" They are amazingly talented.

[@thermann9]

This song is now over 42 years old and is still better than anything on the charts

[@genuEngine]

true

[@cdncitizen4700]

Because the space it invades, gets by on you !

[@Darkmatter321]

OMG you're right

[@mikefalb1620]

Way better......

[@cathymiller174]

100%

[@sonnyman9468]

this feels like 3 scientists in their laboratory

[@Didi78180x]

Best comment on this vid

[@lauravazquezgonzalez8207]

A huevooo,!!👍👍👍

[@richardhodge5964]

Damn what a drum kit. Only a true master could play that. RIP NP

[@FerSpada]

Totally.... And I'm not even a big fan, but your comment make souch sense for my

[@marcoscuervo2002]

You should be glad that you had the experience of seeing them, im only 18 from Argentina, discovered Rush in August 2020, i wont ever have a chance to see them

[@haplopeart]

I get so depressed when I am forced to confront the fact I will NEVER see Rush live again.

[@sil4rty]

It is though. My dads one of their biggest fans seeing them over 30 times live. He took me to see them on the clockwork angels tour and to this day its still the best live show I have seen. I swear if you closed your eyes you'd think you were listening to the album version of each song.

[@markb8770]

we never know

[@jevs1964]

Same here bro. It’s a bummer. At least we have countless albums to listen to and some good vids

[@toby2k75]

I read the comments and i had to share. I missed the chance to see rush perform back sometime between 2008-2012 i cant recall exactly. But was living in upstate New York and they performed 45 mins away from where i lived at the time. Old co workers had tickets to a show but i missed the phone call that they had tickets and wanted me to go with them. Im finally able to call them back and they had to bring along one of our other co workers, who wasnt even a rush fan and nearly got them kicked out the venue rush was performing at. Smh till this day i think about it. For the life of me i cant even remember why i missed the call that would of ended up being a life changing experience that was much needed cause was going through some life issues. But yes i am sadden as well. 😭

[@2ndjoshua268]

So grateful I was able to see them the four times I did. It was always better than the studio.

[@CC_Marauder]

My wife and I were there. The big whistle raining down from the rafters was (proudly) me. My favorite band, ever.

[@damnyankeefl]

I wish I had been....

[@spasticlabrat]

You know you're a badass drummer when the Hall of Fame sets up an overhead camera directly on your kit during your induction. RIP, Neil, and thanks for the amazing music and inspirations.

[@nascarman38n88]

Best ever!

[@benzell4]

Trademark, Neil!

[@unwz2485]

Why do I have this feeling of deja vu when I'm reading your comment ?

[@stevehanford1753]

Agree!!!!

[@Number4lead]

Neil was a professional in a band of professionals. .

[@ghulsey45]

Most technically proficient drummer I've ever seen! R.I.P Neil.

[@StudioDaVeed]

Yes. I wonder if Neil thinks he nailed it at this performance. He has stated he never tires of playing Tom Sawyer as it is so difficult to play correctly; each attempt is a challenge. (And this from the guy that WROTE the piece.)

[@ghulsey45]

@The Big Boss Man I've only heard a little of Buddy Rich but I've heard Neil say before that he thought Buddy was the best

[@dalemartell8639]

Neil took lessons from Buddy Rich.

[@ghulsey45]

@@dalemartell8639 Sweet. I saw a video once of Buddy Rich. He was awesome. Just didn't see enough of him to make a judgment. Didn't want to be one of these guys to comment on someone just because I heard the name before

[@ghulsey45]

@Paraig Mc Gee Absolutely. Love Danny Carey on 46 & 2. Awesome. .

[@orcrist484]

Awesome. Geddy's voice is an example of how musicians have to adjust to aging. His upper range is clearly not there. These guys were always incredible musicians, instrumentalists and showmen.

[@scottcook9823]

Yes.. And it doesn't matter. Geddy's singing and bass playing was only 1/3rd of Rush. The talent soo balanced.. WTF took soo long for them to be in the RHOF! Glad they got in before Neal passed. I feel like I was a part of their family

[@dukejohn4749]

His singing is completely different than when he was younger. Too bad, Getting old sucks.

[@kennethgriffin7921]

adjust? you mean bomb lol

[@roxannemoser]

@@scottcook9823 Geddy, his synthesizer, his bass, and vocals are 1/3 of Rush and he could do all 3 simultaneously.

[@roxannemoser]

Plus his voice hasn't even dropped a full octave.

[@maxpower9631]

this is what happens when stars ALIGN...magic

[@tomstrom1727]

Best three man band of all time.. Very gifted.

[@rdaltry777]

3 effin guys made this sound. I ask you to point to the weak link -- spoiler, there isn't one

[@denniscox283]

ZZ Top was a pretty kick asa 3 man band too!

[@jordanformo5395]

Geddy’s bass tone is unbelievable

[@TheShaitan2000]

Geddy always looks like he enjoys his job with every fibber of his being.

[@robertallen6710]

...you posted my feelings exactly...like he's giving 200%!

[@hughgrection5674]

Fibre

[@kevinkilduff2064]

Even with Geddy losing that high end a bit as he ages, this is the finest three man rock band to ever grace a stage. Three musicians nonpareil.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

I can live without the high notes. I've rarely loved a song solely because the singer sung "high notes." I saw Zeppelin before and after 1972. I never cried that Robert couldn't hit the high notes. But others cry and bemoan that. Their loss. Zeppelin was one of the best bands to experience live.

[@SonicGlitchmaster1]

I don’t know why people think that range lasts forever. Your voice really has limitations as you age, especially high notes like that. You can tell Geddy is a talented singer because he’s able to work around his limitations and still nail it every time. That’s the part that makes them so awesome

[@papigringo5692]

King's X has entered the chat

[@MarcusVinicius-we2pg]

In my opinion The greatest trio Rock Band ever is ELP ..But Rush comes close.

[@toke7342]

Kurt cobain says hello.

[@jadel92]

How Neil can pull off drumming like this and just be so nonchalant about it, just shows how much talent this guy has. Not to mention he's probably played this song a billion times.

[@jeffgordon8346]

His cardio had to be phenomenal. He looks like he is exerting no more energy than if he were reading the morning paper.

[@mikesmith6665]

He also wrote most of the Lyrics to the Songs Rush Sings. He was incredible!! From his time joining Rush up-to and After his passing, Neil was the bands *Lyricist*, Now you can "WOW" more for Neil.

[@davebeins2593]

@@jeffgordon8346 yeah....and I never saw the man sweat!!!

[@njflyersfan74]

and he played with pain a lot of the times -- watch their documentaries (I forgot which one in particular speaks about it) but once I learned of that my respect for his playing went even higher. He did full concerts with pains in his feet and I think his back or legs I can't recall.

[@damnyankeefl]

he smiled after. he was pleased with his performance...

[@bozolito108]

Just unbefuckinleivable. 40 years now and Tom Sawyer still blows my tiny little mind

[@ElliYeetYT]

Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson. Together they made The Perfect Trio.

[@rman52]

In prog I was more of a crimson elp guy. But Rush was a phenomenal band and great unique sound. Also had 3 great no ego, no drama nice guys.

[@apexajalah193]

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[@apexajalah193]

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[@poet7158]

Hardly since there are over 100 3 piece Rock bands

[@PauloSilva-yi2mi]

A precise definition of POWER TRIO !

[@edwinearl4584]

I’ve seen a lot of performances, but perfection is rare. I understand why Neil always said Tom Sawyer was the most difficult song to play. Getting it perfect every time is the goal. I can’t find a flaw. So, kids…count yourself lucky to have seen perfection. It now rests in peace. ✝️

[@johnhulet8462]

This song is perfection....Rock at it's finest.

[@CanadaWhoopass]

Just 3 guys who mastered music. No flash b.s., no egos

[@Wheresthelove7]

Not only was Neil the heart of the band, the drummer but he was also the lyricist, the mind. We lost an all time great when we lost him. Love you forever. Thank you RUSH

[@thesaneparty4079]

Yep- with the exception of very few songs, including this one. Though it was about him and edited by Rush- by Pye Dubois

[@anthonysah7393]

WE DID NOT LOSE HIM... THE NEW (NEXT) WORLD GAINED HIS MUSICAL SOUL AND SPIRIT!

[@starchick5815]

Some of the most intelligent lyrics I’ve ever seen and super bad ass music to accompany them

[@wlodell]

One of the world’s greatest Rock and Roll bands, past and present.

[@artheisenbergscourier5726]

Bahahahahahaha

[@rite2beararms]

@@artheisenbergscourier5726 Idiot

[@poet7158]

they rank 88 in US record sales not that great

[@JoFa876]

@@poet7158 Record sales do not determine how good a singer or band is, only how POPULAR they are. The taste of the plebs is often in question, too. You need only look to the 80s to see this. :P

[@poet7158]

@@JoFa876 Really dude? If I sold 500 million records and you sold 200 million records which one of us is more popular ?The most popular band would sell more records.

[@tayzer22]

Neil hitting every single beat 100%. Amazing.

[@JaslowDrumSheets]

He actually misses a crash at 0:59, but it's not like any of us could do better. XD

[@tas22222]

Three amazingly talented guys !!! Bravo our Canadian Gems!

[@thepastelaltqueen4239]

The best we have

[@user-ni2mz6pn5f]

They truely were a great band to see live... 2112 all the way..R.I.P. Neil

[@maranatha9769]

The best 3 peice band. Close second Grand Funk Railroad.

[@charlieruns7953]

They certainly made up for Celine Dione.

[@jon87583]

To my very tolerant, patient neighbors to the north: Well beyond these rock stars, you guys contribute more than your fair share of pop culture gems, eh?

[@summondadrummin2868]

I Love that Rush was able to make philosophy sound like poetry and deliver that with fantastic music

[@a_goblue2023]

I’ve seen a lot of people try to cover this song but no one plays it like Neil does, truly one of the goats of drumming. RIP legend

[@thefool2007]

Geddy is so talented and can work around his vocal limitations. Amazing band. Still am trying to digest the complexity and artistry of their music. Saw them live once in the 80’s and couldn’t believe the clarity and fidelity of the sound system. It wasn’t overly loud. The bass was so tight it was like a sonic punch. Hard to believe three guys could dish out that much sound.

[@benzell4]

Yeah, man!

[@tackdriverCA]

The guy is running at god level…

[@ezekielbrockmann114]

Truly a Musician's Musician.

[@guayabito6946]

He sounded as if he was trying to ride a bike up a mountain and sing at the same time.

[@RobertMJohnson]

they are completely dialed indeed

[@CrayzMark]

Geddy, Alex and Neil. Thankfully all three were able to see and perform this day ☆ RUSH, FOREVER ☆ 💯💯🙏🏽

[@delphinbringsby6768]

Sad to think that not only will Rush never play again, but that Neil will never play that amazing kit again. That thing is a wonder to behold.

[@TheBandit7613]

I'm not sad. We're way to lucky to be sad. Think about all the people, past and future that will never get to experience Rush live like we did. We must adjust to changes. We've got all of our memories.

[@joeheid4757]

Does Canada have a version of the US's Smithsonian? It needs to be put there.

[@cdncitizen4700]

That brilliant combination of glorious sounds comes from just THREE guys... VERY talented guys!

[@almartin806]

Amazing how only 3 guys can create such an avalanche of sound, music and lyrics to become one of the most iconic rock songs. Just 3 guys.

[@progers001g]

A giant reason why we Americans love our northern neighbors! 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇨🇦 Thank you! Merci!

[@fabioc7368]

Pena que voces nunca amaram o do sul também.😪.... O vizinho pobre

[@joeheid4757]

Them and hockey. Not sure who's #1 though. Tough call for me.

[@guayabito6946]

They don't love us back though.

[@TheMaxyms]

The ultimate rock triumvirate. Pure class, pure talent, pure dudes.

[@JasonNahRealFitSG]

How 3 guys from Canada changed the music landscape & brought so much joy & imagination to musicians, with a sound so big you cant imagine they are just 3 guys

[@GabiGolescu132]

Amen to that! \m/

[@MarkWoodChannel]

I saw Rush live 12 times starting in 1979, every show was as good as this, they worked harder than any band in history.

[@jam2580]

I envy you so much, I never got to see them!

[@MarkWoodChannel]

@@jam2580 Ha well I missed a lot of bands too, SRV, Queen, Doobie Brothers in their prime, etc.

[@johnthonig8832]

@@MarkWoodChannel Rush- 4 times Doobies-6 SRV- 10 or more Queen-0 and my biggest regret

[@truthbombs-ii7ke]

Still gives me goosebumps watching these guys perform, end of an era! Miss ya Neil!

[@KitsunukiTheDrunkenFoxInari001]

One of the best bands of ALL TIME!

[@paulp7635]

Still get goosebumps hearing this song almost 40 years later.

[@mookyyzed2216]

This induction literally had me in tears. Still gets me... every time.

[@Tomasin19]

Yeah man, when Alex says "blah blah blah"... I still cry to this day.

[@heshwuan]

Three of the best musicians to ever exist.. all in one band. Amazing!

[@brandonshirey400]

Imagine being their grandchildren and watching your grandfathers tear it up on stage.

[@actnaturally388]

Neil it’s been a year, the world miss you 🥁❤️

[@koreyseeba3835]

One of the greatest pieces of music ever written!! Just three greats melting faces and dropping jaws! These new bands today wouldnt even know where to begin to write a masterpiece like this.

[@MultiDaveym]

How the hell I didn’t get into rush years ago These guys are and were brilliant

[@PHANTOM-wj5zj]

It's NEVER too late to get into their music

[@Requiem_304]

@@PHANTOM-wj5zj Ya agreed lmao.

[@BruceMusto]

I'm so glad I came of age in the 70's and this is the quality of music that defined that era.

[@trblemkr1d106]

Rush is and will always be a part of my life . Rush and VanHalen....how lucky was I to hear and see live these two AMAZING BANDS !!!!!!!!

[@chriswalford9228]

No three people will ever form a band and play drums, bass and guitar like this ever again. Plus the added bonus of some vocals over the music. Once in our lifetime and god weren't we privileged to experience it. Thanks Alex, Neil and Geddy you gave us something to live for.

[@poet7158]

The O "The Police" have too

[@defendingthefaith.7889]

@@poet7158 the police never put out this much sound. Lol

[@jcbulldog533]

@@poet7158 No comparison at all.. Not even remotely close

[@PHANTOM-wj5zj]

I'm glad I grew up on their music and not this noise that's on the airwaves now

[@johnthonig8832]

Cream

[@wanfu5634]

Rush is the only organic supergroup that I know. They came together first, then discovered each was a superstar in their own right.

[@johnharvey4496]

The word you need is "synergy", the sum is greater than the aggregate individual parts. I think they fed off each other's ambition for continuous improvement.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

ELP were organic.

[@bigtymn2k6]

Very well said!

[@harshitsaxena4093]

Never clicked so fast in my life, love to Rush from 🇮🇳

[@Darryl.Harris]

Neil was one badass drummer.

[@s.ri.1020]

One but sounded like 2 or even 3. ✌️

[@michaelwilson3402]

Perfection! From my first concert in 1977, I have been a fan! Peace RIP Neil

[@susanthursdays5008]

Am not a Rush fan but there’s no doubt they’re one of the best rock n’ roll bands; and to think it took this long, and “of some of the inductees” selected by the R&RHOF in past years, is puzzling. Well done, Rush, you’ve earned your place in rock n’roll history, without any questions.

[@blueskeleton7744]

1975... it started for me back then. I mowed tons of lawns to buy the 3 in one album lp "Archives"... I'm 57 yrs old now in the year 2021 and still love them more than ever. Hats off to the band. Bow to the fans.. and forever grateful to our lord for his timing for myself to be on the planet when they started their journey.

[@user-A4247]

So thankful I was privileged to see them in Concert in the early eighties... Wow. Just Wow 🎼🥁🎸🎤🎹💝

[@MrThunderbeast]

My first Rush show was on the Moving Pictures tour in 81 and I've seen them 44 times since, concluding with the Clockwork Angels tour. Sadly I didn't get to see the 40th anniversary tour.

[@patrickwalsh279]

Goosebumps. Damn, that was utterly majestic! Magnificent masters.

[@Sailingbill1]

It never gets old.... I remember when this came out when I was in high school. Now my 13 year old son and 15 year old daughter turn this and Yes on all of the time. Timeless....!

[@Xformat01]

I still can't believe Neil is gone. That man directed my drumming life when I was a kid. No one influenced me more than Mr. Peart. Love that man!

[@robertallen6710]

Yep...left us WAY too early...

[@bluntforcetrauma1500]

Best rock trio of all time and will never be duplicated

[@thesandislandpodcast7705]

Muse?

[@poodius7]

Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, ELP??? Best is just a matter of what you think is the best.

[@robbienancejr988]

@@thesandislandpodcast7705 better than Rush? No. Sorry.

[@robbienancejr988]

@@poodius7 Cream and JHE didn't last and ELP had touring/back up musicians.

[@Hugo-t8i4n]

ZZ top ain't to bad but yeah Rush is like no other

[@liveclassictunes]

Our Canadian Treasure... loved these guys right from the beginning.

[@melgreier1630]

What I truly appreciate about Rush was that they weren’t in it for the fame or glory - they were 3 Canadian guys who wanted to make the best music they could. By far, they have got to be one of, if not the most underrated, yet influential band of all time. Thank you Rush, and to Neil, the likes of whom we may never see again.

[@trainguy1017]

And they never put themselves above anyone else. They knew they were talented yet never claimed to be better than any other band.

[@ColdperpetratorLv]

Dude this is by far one of the craziest sounds I’ve ever heard wow. Just wow

[@kitcobain444]

Man I freaking love this song!!! Deep lyrics and relentless rhythm!!! Love Rush!!

[@bulletbob]

Absolutely nuts how Rush weaves all these parts together into such sophistication. Then, they just plain execute. Amazing. Love the mix on this one. Hats off to the production dudes . . .

[@alessandroarcuri209]

Everything was crystal clear, indeed!

[@dianaa9826]

Well ladies and gentlemen. here is the GREATEST group in history !!! RUSH=LEGENDS....

[@hedgehog1965uk]

Yes, but next to Led Zeppelin.

[@terrencehill7309]

Such a classic that will never die 🪄🧙‍♂️🔥

[@martinondrums]

Geddy sacrificed his later years voice to give us 20 years of untouchable magic that can never be taken away.

[@andrewrowland7640]

I saw them in London in 1981 for the Exit...Stage Left Tour. Amazing show one of my top ever.

[@hustler3of4culture3]

That was a primo tour.

[@thegeordieweatherman8460]

Three clever lads showing how clever they are. Thank you for your first album.

[@Michaeljshank_author]

Saw them live in 1983 and this still gives me goose-bumps. Tears. RIP Professor, with love.

[@bodazaphfa]

Great video. Rest in peace Neil. You’re with your family once again.♥️

[@bretttaylor5297]

Saw them in 1975 in Wichita. My hearing has never been the same.... RIP Neil....

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

I saw them in 1994 in St Louis. I was deaf for 5 days. Ive seen King Diamond in a club and didn't have this level of pain. I couldn't tell one instrument from another. It ruined it

[@johnthonig8832]

I saw them in Austin Oct 30-1975. Surreal show- 15 feet from stage

[@ryadachaibou8098]

When that phat bass kicks in after the first line, damn

[@whyyeseyec]

Great sounding tone on Geddy's bass. Very eeeeee - villllll!!

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Love this band. Gives me a Rush rush rush

[@Luizaffaria]

That's what happens when three spectacular musicians come together.

[@Meatball2022]

Damnit I tear up every time I see them play now. RIP professor. Best in history. No contest

[@gregory46236]

I was never a big rush fan, but my friend was. Finally went to a rush concert with him in the late 90s in South suburban Chicago. I was frckn blown away.

[@guillermorios1227]

The best band RIP Neil , God take care of you...

[@AK-ru3sg]

Saw them at the Hold Your Fire tour. Will never forget the drum solo. RIP Neil Peart.

[@JuanPiVlok]

One of the best bands ever, simply as that

[@dawsonsschittcreek5395]

**Simple as that** obviously wasn't that simple to type correctly 😳

[@JuanPiVlok]

@@dawsonsschittcreek5395 english is my second language sorry if I wrote it wrong.

[@nobhiker]

Lucky enough to have seen them live in the eighties. Definitely the Signal tour.

[@peterle6883]

Please this is the soundtrack for the end of the world.... Just play as we go down.

[@billwynn5491]

A Canadian trinity of rock genius. Thank you for your body of work. RIP Neil.

[@indigatorveritatis7949]

There are extremely technical drummers, and extremely musical drummers.. Neil was one of the extremely few that are both

[@TheKeiguli]

I think there's also bad drummers. I myself am a proof they exist.

[@nascarman38n88]

Simply Best ever!

[@mf5202]

Correct. There are only 3 and 3 alone. Buddy Rich, Ginger Baker and Neil Peart. Neil actually got lessons from Baker on stroke economy as he was getting older. There are innovators like Copeland and Bonham, but Rich, Baker and Peart were other wordly.

[@deathproofpony]

Best power trio in the world just schooling the audience on how it's done.

[@jusjos1970]

Most beautiful drum set I've ever seen

[@jeconacc]

From the U.S., Thank you Canada for all you have done for us..... Especially this!

[@stephendenyer5225]

I'm glad I seen them live, only once but it was amazing. Rip Neil peart

[@donnarupert4926]

Me too!! I saw the time machine tour in Phoenix 2011!!!🙋🏽‍♀️💕

[@alteregos8949]

Amazing the impact a song can have for generations. Tom Sawyer will be remembered beyond the year 3000.

[@TJ-id6ee]

Saw these guys in St Paul/Mpls in 1981 on the 4th of July! It was wild and amazing with fans shooting off fireworks inside the coliseum. haha

[@arvindhmani06]

Excellent performance, goes without saying really, but anyone else notice just how perfect the camerawork and direction was? The camera switches to the most important instrument at the right time, every single time. A real masterclass!

[@michaelpegoda7482]

Thank you Canada for one of the greatest three-piece bands and rock and roll history that's a fact Jack be safe be peaceful

[@mastercez]

GREATEST Live Band I ever heard... And I've heard them all

[@dannyberry8725]

Love Rush, but nothing can top Pink Floyd live.

[@madmaxmusic7132]

Apparently you have never seen Iron Maiden, AC/DC, or Queen.

[@guayabito6946]

Greatest "cult" band that is.

[@Zizie_sc]

Everyone talking about Geddys struggles.. but at 2:55 he really nailed it. Great stuff and we miss you Neil.

[@thesandislandpodcast7705]

Are you tone deaf?

[@noahkrause2835]

i was a big Rush fan thanks to my algebra teacher, who introduced me to them. Every morning i would go into his classroom to listen to music and talk about it. Then i heard the news about Neil Peart, we just listened to rush that morning, didn't even talk.

[@daltonjellis4675]

I wish i had a opportunity to see this legend legend of a rock band Rush such great great music

[@openmindist]

Saw them in 1979....nothing like them

[@mikedavis6884]

Can I please like this again? RIP Professor, and thanks to all three of you. A measure of love and respect.