RUSH - FLY BY NIGHT | REACTION

[@darrinwoodward14]

3 masters of there profession without a single ego between them!!!

[@fredericnavarro4575]

darrinwoodward14 Yep! And that’s probably the main reason, aside from the love and the respect they had for each other, why they’ve been around together for over 40 + years! 🙏🥁🥁🎸🎸

[@GOGIANTS1091]

without a doubt, best trio in music history and all three are some of the best in their fields

[@Whateva67]

Yeah brotha,well said,hello from British Columbia

[@2869may]

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

[@gregoryrock5359]

well said, and so true

[@jasong6967]

I can’t explain what it is to see RUSH live. It’s honestly unreal.

[@jasonwilliams6005]

Life changing. No joke.

[@spydermama9513]

Truth!!! Seen them so many times through the years! Always a great show! Also seen their fathom events at a local movie theater! Can never get ennough Rush!

[@jasong6967]

me sch What was your favourite tour. Me personally was the time machine tour.

[@DrMackSplackem]

I'm now at the stage of grief where I can appreciate how very fortunate I was to have been alive in a time and place in which experiencing a Rush concert was possible.

[@jessicas6586]

Exactly. First time for me was in 79. We were so close. Unforgettable. Getty said, we have the most aromatic audiences. 😁😁😁

[@TBLGuns]

Yes! This is the first time I had ever seen or heard Rush, what a ride!!!

[@paulstewart6203]

THE SPIRIT OF RADIO... one of their greatest songs. Enjoy the music.

[@ELEcomments]

:0 for real?! They are a very consistent band! Look em up on youtube!

[@BTAColorado]

I'm not buying someone calling themselves "The Big Lebowski" having never heard Rush before... This dude must not abide

[@ELEcomments]

Ikr lol

[@seanpatrick7019]

You are in for a treat. Explore Rush. I'm jealous. Lol.

[@markmarsh27]

In Toronto we call Rush The Three Kings Of Willowdale. ... I live in Geddy's neighbourhood and have seen him on Yonge St. twice, after dark when he's hard to spot and won't have to "pretend a stranger is a long-awaited friend," and I SURE AS HELL don't wanna be that guy. .... Your genuine Love and Respect for my Local Heroes and Their Music brings tears to my eyes Jamel. ... LOVE YOUR SHOW. ... keep it comin Man!

[@heikkidtw5992]

Cool.. I've been a fan since about 1976 when I was in kindergarten ..and I got to see them over 20 times, and I got to meet geddy and Alex backstage All Access and I met geddy again, when he signed his book for me.. in Detroit, we call them the kings of Canada

[@joeday4293]

I heard Geddy say that he was the only one of the three that couldn't go unnoticed in public.

[@ryansheehan9462]

Joe Day I’ve also heard him say some people mistake him for Ozzy Osbourne 😂

[@philduoos2961]

@@joeday4293 Maybe cut your hair you hippy! JK They all seemed so happy in their own skin.

[@jeffstratton9752]

Jamal....spot on! You see it. This band is the soundtrack of my life. Neil will be evermore missed

[@AudiophileTubes]

RUSH FOREVER! Nothing artificial... just plain, raw talent! R.I.P. Neil Peart... you give us such joy and musicality that touched the heart!

[@thatonedude1003]

Just spun the “Fly By Night” album on vinyl last night. The whole dang thing is great from start to finish. And Neil...just phenomenal.

[@yjwrangler7819]

@Ickey Shuffle that snap crackle and pop makes all the difference

[@gtate135]

Love that album

[@PUBHEAD1]

Rivendell, made me cry. I miss those days back in my youth listening to this album.

[@Catbytes]

Isn't that the album that doesn't end? That the last track continues till it just repeats if you don't pick up the arm? I had traded that album off for something else. Funny to remember the album and who i traded it to but now don't remember what album i traded it for... been too many decades.

[@damianbravard4123]

Neil Peart was actually the writer of all of Rush' lyrics which makes him even more incredible as an artist and a person.

[@belladonna1153]

NO ONE sounds like Rush. Bless this amazing trio forever

[@TheCentralScrutinizerAgain]

can`t get The Garden out of my head these past few days. Clockwork Angels was the perfect goodbye album for the band. Neil wil never be forgotten R.I.P

[@justinwaller7339]

My eyes tear up just thinking of the lyrics to that song. I knew it was their swan song, their final message to their audience, the very first time I heard it (which would have been the day the Clockwork Angels album went on sale). Just about the whole album. When I heard "I wish that I could live it all again" on Headlong Flight, followed by Wish Them Well, I started thinking "this is a 'goodbye' album". And then The Garden.... I hoped for more but I figured that was the end. I saw them in San Antonio for the Clockwork Angels tour and then had to work the last time they played in Austin. I don't think there will be another band like them in my lifetime.

[@alanalanis2257]

Same here!! It has even more meaning now than before Peart died.

[@spjunkies]

Major props to you, many people try to give Rush shade because they aren't used to a voice like Geddy's but you are a person who see's how it all comes together and what made the band so magical to many people. Please keep the Rush going 😁

[@MegaSteven011]

This song fills me with so much positive feelings everytime I hear it

[@kellyp9438]

The Gold Standard of Rock Rush Jamal you’re the best!

[@Billis75]

They were also funny. Before each show, each tour, they would sometimes make a weird funny video to show the audience. On their 40th anniversary tour (the Time Machine tour where they started with their newest songs and went backwards in time to the end of the show), they had a funny video of them (as funny characters) in an isolated bar watching a young polka band playing called RASH (same logo, but A insead of a U). I had to get a RASH shirt after that. People at other concerts I go to still love the RASH shirt.

[@robincortez6586]

You're so right about them making fun of themselves, and the crowd loved it.🤩 I was at the 40th anniversary concert at The Forum in L.A. I just couldn't get over how THREE people could FILL the arena with that WONDERFUL music. I walked away saying, "That guy is THE BEST drummer on the planet." There could not have been anyone better!!! Neil Peart's music will live on with us. SO GLAD I got to see them in person. Mind blown!!❤❤❤

[@jimbuechler9546]

I saw a Rush video somewhere where Geddy was wearing a Rash shirt (in the Rush logo), now I know where it came from! LOL!! 🤣

[@Jar0fMay0]

The creators of south park made a video for them to play in their concerts. It's the kids dressed up as Rush. It's on KZbin if you want to check it out.

[@nattijeff]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGG4kGNvjch9iKs - (Polka band RASH!)

[@mdmyer]

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[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

Growing up, I was the only one in my large Puerto Rican family who listened to rock and metal. Now I take my niece to shows! Thanks for helping people broaden their taste!

[@bourbonlover2713]

Thank you for giving props to rush. It is refreshing to see the positives! Ur the man!

[@robincortez6586]

The AMAZING thing about Rush, to me, is that it's just THREE people creating this GREAT music!!!❤❤❤ This is Progressive Rock at its finest: unique, ahead of their time, memorable lyrics. Neil's music will live on, and, as he put his soul into each song, so will he. RIP Neil Peart.❤

[@SPRPhilly]

This was the first Rush album I ever heard way back in around 1982. To me it's one of their most timeless efforts and when you consider it's just three 21 year old Canadian kids making this music it's just mind boggling. Every track is incredible, and the musicianship is beyond belief.

[@mthomasy]

Bear in mind these guys were judst barely in their twenties when they recorded this album. A hint of the unparalleled greatness that was to come.

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

And still sounds good. Flawless.

[@Win1forQuinn]

It's simply unreal how Geddy can sing that well while playing such complex and awesome basslines. Immense talent in this band.

[@williamdowden4494]

I can’t even listen to Rush without crying. It’s really killing me.

[@patriciaf9484]

Love it!💖 Never get tired of listening to this amazing trio.RIP Neil.Such a talented human being 👍🥁

[@donaldwilcox9006]

Geddy is the man. While he is doing the vocals, he plays the bass and the keyboards. All 3 are masters of their crafts and the absence of egos makes them awesome to watch.

[@tnpir73]

It is impossible to listen to this song and not have a big smile on your face. A perfect, classic rock song.

[@kentonallen376]

It's strange and sad that both RUSH'S drummers have passed away.

[@TheKorfish]

RIP John Rutze and Neil Peart.

[@bobthebear1246]

@@TheKorfish *Rutsey

[@TheKorfish]

@@bobthebear1246 thank you

[@rebeculus]

Probably not that strange. But rip, Neil. 💔

[@garykelly7422]

Yes Rush was ,is , and always will be incredible. RIP "professor" your drum beats will outlive us all. ☮️

[@brendakinney9707]

Only one voice like that, And you knew the lyrics would be futuristic, So ahead of their time,The standard to which others would try to obtain, Neil alone was a FENOM, LOVE RUSH FOREVER !!

[@oldsoldier4u814]

When I got the news of Neil's passing I was trying to think of a lyric he wrote that applied to how I felt. After a while, a line from "Nobody's Hero" (another song worth reacting to!) came to mind: "When I heard that he was gone I felt a shadow cross my heart..." Rush wasn't a band that a lot of people got, but they were my heads house band! Neil will be greatly missed but his legacy lives on in those of us that were inspired by his words and playing. RIP Professor!

[@LeewardStudios]

oldsoldier4u Mine was the Garden, “the measure of a life is a measure of love and respect”. Last song on their last album. How else to sum up the Professor? He has my love and respect for all the joy, thought and insight he, Lerxt and Dirk gave to me over that last 30 plus years since I first was blown away by 2112. Now I go to tend my garden as well.

[@surfeit5910]

I hear their passionate music Read the words That touch my heart I gaze at their feverish pictures The secrets that set them apart Those were the lyrics I thought of immediately, though many Rush fans like to forget that album exists :/

[@oldsoldier4u814]

@@surfeit5910 I didn't forget about that one either! Another one that came to mind was from "Losing It" - "Sadder still to watch it die than never to have known it ...."

[@joeday4293]

@@oldsoldier4u814 Neil saw exactly that scenario coming, which is why he retired in 2015.

[@ShaneLarocque]

Suddenly, you were gone From all the lives you left your mark upon Afterimage deals with sudden loss of life On Grace Under Pressure ,that lyric rang in my ears after he passed.Sadly guy`s Rush have an agreement that if one passes the other`s will stop,Bonham effect Led Zeppelin ...

[@GruvyGurl63]

"Moonrise and thoughtful eyes starting back away me from the window beside. No fright or hindsight, leaving behind that empty feeling inside." Staring out the window of a Greyhound bus, I recognized exactly what Geddy was singing about. "My ship isn't coming, and I just can't pretend." So many years ago, so many ships have sailed for me, so many chapters. And Rush has been with me over all these years. Still as meaningful in 2020 as it was in 1980 when I discovered their music. Thank you for this!

[@johnhancock9249]

Once you watch this video or hear the song you are automatically hooked on them. I have been a literal Rush addict for 30 plus years. I still love them even more that ever. I mis Neil touring with the Band and now he’s gone. Thank you so much for making this video.

[@looneyjudith]

I was lucky enough to see them in concert, way back in 1978, in Toronto. What an experience, although at the time I don't think we realized how great they were. We just LOVED them. RIP Neil, you are truly missed. Anybody know that Neil is also an author. These are a few of his books. Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa Traveling Music : The Soundtrack to My Life and Times Roadshow : Landscape With Drums: A Concert Tour by Motorcycle Far and Away: A Prize Every Time Far and Wide: Bring that Horizon to Me! Far and Near: On Days Like These Clockwork Angels: The Graphic Novel Clockwork Angels: The Comic Scripts Diehards

[@Alberto_1965_BR]

Yeah! One of the best from Power Trio! Great album! "No other band like this" "Your favourite drummer's favourite drummer" Well said, Jamel! RIP "The Professor" Always in our heart

[@joshuacastanedo280]

Impossible to not shed tears watching any of these reactions to Rush niw. Thank you for caring about the fans because we have know for decades this greatness.

[@dominiquelevac3447]

Thank you Jamal, you are the best!

[@steelshotproductions]

RIP Professor Gedddy shredding the bass as usual. He is very underrated. I can hear his bass line through this entire song!!

[@justinwaller7339]

Not to dis Geddy, but he's hardly underrated. He's at or near the top of every rock bass list I've ever looked at. Easily one of the most influential bass players of rock music ever. I've never, ever heard anyone say otherwise. And he gets all that praise just for his bass playing. Add on top of that the singing, the keyboards, the pedals (all at the same time) and then he's at another level altogether. Probably one of the most talented rock musicians ever. Honestly, the only one in Rush I think is underrated or overlooked is Alex. But there's not a serious guitar player that I know who doesn't praise Alex. He just doesn't have the same level of recognition with the masses that Neil or Geddy have.

[@jeffcampbell668]

Damn it's sad when someone you have great admiration for is gone and you see footage of them when they're younger and you know they're no longer with us, it hurts.I'm 54 and Rush was huge among me and my friends growing up. Cheers from the canadian Queen nut and overall music seeker,music lover,music discoverer, and person who finds joy in the soundscapes talented people can create.

[@rdr61]

Every time I hear this one it takes me back to the 70's in Southern California, when So-Cal was a great place to live !

[@billreilly7693]

I have seen RUSH 13 TIMES, THEY HAVE NEVER DISAPPOINTED. BEST SOUND REPLICATION YOU WILL EVER SEE.🥁☮

[@crazyfingers19]

Thank you, sir, for this reaction. What a gem. Just a taste of what's to come.

[@richardeast3328]

Geddy's voice is like a laser beam cutting right through those beautiful instruments.

[@TheMightyOdin]

Looking back all these years I know now more than ever what a complete privilege it was to see this trio perform live. Not just the band but the fans in the crowd also made the experiences transcendent at times. Thanks for the providing a great soundtrack to the various moments of my life. RIP Neil.

[@charlesburris6314]

They were the kids in "Subdivisions". "Fly By Night " is about leaving home to tour for the first time.

[@denniswilson9367]

Such a good talking point about nobody duplicating their style. Neil will live on in the hearts of his fans and every classic rock station. Check out their live concerts in South America...the fans were just going berzerk at those shows.

[@jjmalaprop9968]

It fills my heart to see the reaction community paying tribute to this irreplaceable legend. Peace be with you, Professor.

[@mikecomstock1602]

As an older white guy. Im loving how so many younger black men and woman are getting into this sort of stuff. I love Rush , NWA and Johnny Cash all the same. If its good. Its good!

[@144wychwood]

Mike Comstock I been watching so many of these reaction videos featuring Rush and I am shocked and delighted at number of young black people grooving on them. I got into Rush in early 80s. It was impossible to find too many people who were into them much less fellow black folks LOL! Only other black person I know that liked Rush was former Montreal Expo first baseman, Warren Cromartie who became good friends with Geddy Lee and was paid homage on back cover of Signals album. Back then Rush were HATED by music press and had little or know exposure. I’m happy to see almost 40 years later my fellow Canadians finally getting props they deserve.

[@kevincamp2913]

One thing that I loved about seeing them live, was the generations present. Had floor seats to R40, the guy next to me was my age (50s), he had his 25 year old son and 7 year old grandson with him. You see folks that grew up with them and young people that only know they newest work.

[@markbrinton6790]

You said it best. "They compliment each other". Truth. Great work sir. RIP Neil.

[@catlitterbox1]

Love me some RUSH !!!Seventy and eighties rock can still holds its own. Yes, RIP Mr. Neil you’ll be missed songwriter and drummer extraordinaire !!! 🥁

[@yardbird7360]

I've gotta be really HONEST man...... I'm truly digging your reactions!!! I don't know what it is man, but listening to you, listening to all of the TRULY BEAUTIFUL music I've grown up with, you're bringing them to LITE and REJUVENATING all of them for me!!! I'd also like to say THANK YOU to all of the people, who are giving the advice, an putting you on to all of the beautiful music you've missed. One request I've got is..... " Ten years gone" by The mighty LED - ZEPPELIN 👃👍😎

[@javierramos9795]

My first and last time seeing them was on their last two tours (Time Machine and Clockwork Angels) both shows were three hours long.

[@wizardsuth]

Their last tour was R40. Time Machine and Clockwork Angels were the two previous tours.

[@javierramos9795]

Wizard Suth I stand corrected, thanks bruh.

[@paulcastillo8488]

Incredible drummer but also wrote most of the song lyrics...before he passed he drove solo across Canada....saw them twice in concert and am blessed. Keep rocking Jamal!

[@seano2112]

Can't get enough RUSH bro This band were a notch above right from the get go. You nailed it 'no other band like this' God bless Neil Peart

[@ichidonlee1512]

Rush is and always will be on my top 10 list. RIP Neil Peart

[@BlessedMe11]

OMG, What memories this brings back! ( Power Trio ) Always TIGHT, and Perfect, EVERY TIME!

[@BaddAtom]

being a Rush fan for so many years, I still expect Geddy to look back and smile at those drum fills lol

[@uroktim]

Love watching you see the bands that we loved so long ago. Another era is ready to follow. Rush was the psyche of millions of kids from 1975 to 2015. My favorite band. You do it right. Thanks for your respect!

[@MichiganMan1985]

So happy that you discovered Rush Jamel. The joy in your face is infectious. Thank you so much. More Rush please!!!

[@markphillipson768]

RIP Neil, been listening to Rush since the beginning. Such a loss.

[@wagonville100]

Really appreciate your respect for Neil. Good words, my friend. It is a huge loss for the music world and rush fans, especially.

[@metalhead-mf2zf]

Thank you Jamel For you or video reactions and your kind words towards Neil. This is truly a devastating loss for mankind in general and of course those of us who play. I have played for 42 years and he is the main reason why I ever wanted to learn or pick up a pair of sticks. A true inspiration a true mentor without him even ever knowing it. Thanks again for your videos and your kind words I am glad I found your channel I enjoy watching your videos very much.

[@GM-lq4eu]

Imagine being 24 years old, and already being the best at your respected instrument, unbelievable!!!! Great band, saw them 3 times, and I was so sad to hear about Neil’s death, their music has been part of my life for 35 plus years, but if there is any consolation, it is that we have a huge catalog of music to continue to enjoy and appreciate. Thankyou Professor, Geddy, and Alex for the many years of great music, RIP Neil pert 🥁🙏 And great reaction as always Jamal 🤘

[@Tunachaz62]

Got lots of memories of this time period in my life. All props to those three guys. Awesome musicians!

[@suephillips6418]

Wow! Neil what a drummer! Geddy’s voice so distinctive and beautiful! Guitar great too! I didn’t listen to them in high school, but now at 60 I get it about RUSH! As a 70s child I’m still learning Jamal!!!

[@wpochert]

Really appreciate your honoring of Neil Peart and being open to a band and sound you may not have grown up knowing. You are a genuine man Jamal

[@marcossilveiracamargo2814]

SENSATIONAL BAND! RUSH... AND NEIL PEART: THE PHENOMENAL DRUMMER! REST IN PARADISE MAN! - (FROM BRAZIL) M.S.C.

[@robertmckinnon7628]

I always wondered how i would feel when and if one of the members of rush passed...for me,it is brutal. ..a true master at his art...and a huge loss to music and fans alike

[@davilla2797]

You honestly seem like a genuine down to earth dude who knows real music when you hear it and I can tell you feel it in your soul

[@jasonwilliams6005]

Look at those crazy canadian kids!! What amazes me about Rush (among many other things) is how different each decade of music was, yet every decade was amazing. They never had an average album. Ever. I miss Neil and Rush.

[@johnhmaloney]

Thanks for doing another Rush reaction, Fly By Night is one of their absolute classics. The band split up in 2015 so his passing won't affect them in that sense. It's just a big loss to all of us who were moved and inspired by his playing and writing and, of course, everyone who knew him.

[@MAFL77]

These guys were a band of brothers, superb musicians, writing complex stuff yet so accessible. I love their music and cannot thank you enough for reacting to their songs. They announced a few years ago that they would not play anymore or record new material. My guess it had to do something with Neal‘s health.

[@LonelyRocker]

Keep them Rush reactions coming!! Loving watching you enjoying the ride. RIP Brother Neil!

[@annsteiger3531]

I was just entering middle school when this was released. Music was great in the 70's. Listened to Rush through high school and still do. RIP Neil.

[@rammannawar1626]

It brings tears to my eyes when I see younger generations enjoyed their songs they are the goats of rock music"!

[@bobespirit2112]

This was Neil’s first “hit” song; he wasn’t in the band when “Working Man” and the first album was made; although he made them his own live. They played like 125 shows June-Dec 1974 while they wrote this song and the rest of the Fly By Night album. They recorded the album in 5 days, then it was back on the road for a Jan. 15th show in Winnipeg and another 250 shows in 1975. Incredible.

[@donbailey6600]

Thanks for that info. Nobody knows how hard these guys "work" . It's not all "Money for Nothing"

[@frontprochproduction]

They were just kids when they started, but even then they were so talented... Going to miss Neil. I hope Alex and Geddy can put together some kind of tribute show to honor him.

[@JF-kv1gm]

Oh my!! How great to see this video. Just looked up the dates.... the album was released in February '75, so when they recorded it, Geddy and Alex would've been 21 or 22, and Neil a year older. SO YOUNG and already so much talent and Neil's twiddling his sticks like one of his heroes, Keith Moon. It' s got me all tearful again. Thanks, Jamel. Stay safe, everyone!!

[@TheCharlesAtoz]

This trio sounds like they have several more musicians in the line up. Amazing. I saw them once at The Gorge in Washington State.

[@dianajemison105]

I've never seen this video. I was smiling the whole time. Little baby Rush. Neil's drum kit was even little baby. Lol

[@lawrenceschuman5354]

Haven't heard this in a long time. Thanks for posting. These men are masters of their instruments, and voice. Epic. Always.

[@brykidla]

I was at the final RUSH show ever at the Forum in LA, 12th row. I had a feeling it was going to be the last time I would see them play together but nobody could have guessed exactly why. #RIPNeilPeart

[@maxxsrv10]

We need music now more than ever. I sure enjoy your reactions and hope you are well.

[@2869may]

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

[@stuffguru]

I don't know why, this is my all time fav from Rush. Glad you love them, welcome to the club. 🍻

[@chrisb3738]

Rush was the crazy nerd rock I listened to as a nerdy teenager. My first concert was Rush's Moving Pictures tour in 82 (I think). They were amazing and completely unique.

[@vincentcarotta3355]

My second favorite Rush album behind Moving Pictures. So many great songs: This, Anthem, Beneath Between and Behind, By-Tor and the Snowdog (A precursor to 2112), Best I Can.

[@davidperrott5098]

It's so cool seeing your genuine reaction to Rush and putting into words the way a lot of us felt when WE first heard these songs. And you can tell that your reactions are natural and genuine. Hats of to you my Jam Man,,,, Dont go changing brother x

[@siskokidd]

The memory of hearing this song for the first time is strong to this day. 1975, late summer, just shy of 17 and about to begin my Sr year of HS. I was listening to FM radio out of Cleveland one day, and heard the announcement of the airing of the new Rush album (Fly By Night) later that night, but first, a spin of the title track at the top of the hour (in 15 minutes). All I had been doing that day is playing my bass guitar, putting off chores. My mom had enough of my procrastination, and sent me outside to clean her car. So that I didn't miss hearing the new Rush song, I drove her car onto the front lawn, then placed my bedroom speakers on the open window sill so I could hear the radio while working.

[@thomassabol4565]

siskokidd WMMS 101 fm. CLE.

[@siskokidd]

@@thomassabol4565 WMMS, naturally. And I was nearly 90 miles away, but still managed to tune in. Nights were always better with less static.

[@tonidenise5134]

My very first concert. 1983. Mind still blown.

[@Tunachaz62]

I never ever saw rush live. Sad that peart s gone. Great, great band! I was always a Beatles fan first, but omg! All props to this great band!

[@PeartEnvy2112]

Thanks Jamel for sharing such a great band as RUSH. Luckily They've made numerous great quality Bluray dvds of their concerts so you can get the feel of a live concert.

[@cantwait]

Jamel, you sir are a natural! You have a real gift! There are so many reaction channels on KZbin, but you have perfected the art! You offer so much more than facial contortions and platitudes! You have helped reawaken my love for the music of my generation at a time when I need it! Your apparent sincerity inspires me to look deeper into lyrics that I've heard a thousand times but never really listened to. I appreciate your point of view immensely! You have helped focus me to get the most from the sounds I thought I already knew. Thank you, for sharing your journey! You are an excellent travel companion!

[@jeanwalker4011]

Brings back so many memories. I saw them live in the early 80’s. Second best concert I ever went to, after Queen. But they were a very close 2nd.

[@OnlineWerds]

I will NEVER get over how great Rush's bass grooves were.

[@davidjoseph4431]

The amount of sound just those three guys could put out.... amazing!

[@mykemech]

Rush retired a couple years ago, due to Neal and Alex getting arthritis and they didn't think they would be able to continue delivering such perfection in their live shows.

[@brianwalendy3735]

That was the public story, but I really think that was just the band trying to keep Neil's privacy intact. He was diagnosed right around then, and prior to the diagnosis was likely already experiencing weakness and other symptoms. Sad end to such a bringer of joy.

[@mykemech]

@@brianwalendy3735 Could be...

[@susanmccarthy4979]

Rush wrote 175 songs, so you still have a long way to go. But I’ll be watching every one. It’s nice to see and hear other people get rush. Their so underrated. I’ve been a rush fan since March 1st 1974 I was 10. I was old enough to get them and young enough to go on a 46 year journey. Great reactions! Looking forward to your next Rush reaction!

[@scottreinert2662]

I think it's soooo cool that a black man can appreciate 3 white guy's!!!! I was raised as a racist. To watch this man is amazing!!!!

[@MrAndyBearJr]

Neil"s drums, Alex's guitar riffs, and Getty Lee's distinctive voice were an unbeatable combination. Just three guys, but they could put out the sound! I went to see them live when this album came out, and came out of that concert with my ears ringing for the next 36 hours. That was the benchmark with which I measured every other concert after that.

[@kdm71291]

Really dig your love and respect, brother..........RUSH is amazing!

[@michaelmcgilvray8730]

You never know which one to watch!! Loved them since 78 👍💪😘

[@josephtesta5100]

thank you for honoring Neil and Rush

[@Hawkmoon987]

If looking for early Rush side 4 (LP) All the Worlds a Stage listen to 9:15 of Working Man to discover Why Neil is the Professor. And for your listening pleasure at the very end of What You Doing turn up the volume until the needle lifts. You will love their sense of humour in 1976 live at Massey Hall, Toronto Canada.