RUSH - LA VILLA STRANGIATO CLEVELAND TIME MACHINE TOUR 2011

[@SirWrecksy]

took my 24 year old son to see this tour in Los Angeles...3 hour concert with one break, played Moving Pictures entire album... heads fucking blown, everyone standing... couldn't hear right for 2 days... I'll take full credit as a great dad for that

[@LukeLaczynski]

fuck yeah dude!

[@rogainepahdilla644]

I'll take ear damage for a once in a life time experience

[@Moyetniishiswa2000]

A proper education

[@baldvale5418]

Great Dad, mass understatement.

[@jasonlacroix6083]

I took my 2 daughters to their first concert to see Rush Snakes and Arrows. It was the best night I ever had at a Rush show. We sat under the stars and rocked out. One of them wanted at the roasting chickens on stage and my younger one loved The Main Monkey Business.(she's a monkey freak!)

[@Bikewithlove]

Rush are by far the best at covering Rush songs live.

[@rubbersoul8067]

Hikz,,,

[@fiffomorse3321]

Agreed! no one comes close to the trio

[@danlamitraille]

yes, i agree

[@coltsuperocean10]

...james....keep slapping da bass!!! one day, one day!

[@Joehow923]

Bikewithlove

[@adrian5b]

Even though Neil is considered the greatest drummer of all time, I still think he is underrated.

[@remifalasido2903]

adrian5b 😂😂😂

[@AllenSJ5]

Neil who? I much prefer Lars Old Rick and the girl from the White Stripes. Faster and more technical.

[@Astonied]

AllenSJ5 Yeah Lars is much more passionate.

[@henrybarrera165]

adrian5b second after Keith moon

[@javierbassi5044]

Isn't that what they call an oxymoron?

[@tmondrag99]

RIP Neil. The World will truly miss such a talented drummer.

[@hydraxc2478]

Tony Mondragon *percussionist

[@WakefieldTolbert]

He is now The Immortal Man.

[@WakefieldTolbert]

Not one for spiritualism or woo, but notice that on a number of fronts, 2020 went craptastic after Neil left our mortal dimension. We lost the Cosmos's Mystic Rythym. Miss you, brother human of mystery and intrigue.

[@muttley918]

Lives on in moving pictures ✌🏼

[@WakefieldTolbert]

The world will also miss an inspiring philosopher. One for the Ages. Now committed to the Ages.

[@bobhope2017]

God needed a drummer

[@kevinmcgiffin10]

And he got the best ❤❤❤🙏

[@LrdnBeast]

That God guy is really really selfish 😡😡

[@kimc3024]

Just a little too soon...😢

[@johngross9355]

Wow, that made me tear up

[@simone4993]

But we got him 1st

[@therealawakener7]

As soon as that beautiful 7/4 drum beat quietly fills the back ground from Peart we're treated to one of the most, emotive, and soulful guitar solos ever layed down by any axe man. Lifeson just pours it out from his heart. Then Lee puts in a thunderous bass solo just to let you know he's there and then Lifeson rips again with a comedic brilliantly played solo as if it's nothing to him. All the time Peart is blisteringly holding the time with the precision of an atomic clock while maintaining the feel of a babies bottom.

[@WakefieldTolbert]

Poetry in motion, fellow Earthling. Well said. Cesium atoms now used in atomic clocks went forward in time to get a feel of how Peart sets the tone for the Universe. Peart is now the Immortal Man.

[@brianjohnson2905]

Nice writing. Well said. Saw them Ottawa civic center 1985. Cold winter night. Drinking schooner splits beer. ..Canadian beer. Hashish from some ladies in parking lot. Incredible night

[@petesilvia1273]

The way Peart starts off as simple as can be ( which is still quite complex ), and builds to something out of this world with Alex and Geddy reflecting the building energy.

[@therealawakener7]

@Akhenaton Sorry bro, only God Almighty can read it.

[@karennahall2590]

love you for this girlie

[@Mr.Manga85]

In my opinion,La Villa Strangiato is Rush's masterpiece...these 3 men are undoubtely among the greatest musicians ever ,three masters of their own instruments.

[@docriggles8099]

NEED WE SAY MORE

[@joehernandez9259]

mangadrummer85 mo

[@michaelloder5150]

Agreed how do you even write a song like this? that is Genius

[@masonrichards9122]

I got the chills listening to each of there solos

[@hrs1414]

Yyz is my favorite song of all time, have the morse code tattooed. But god damn, ive probably heard LVS a thousand times and every time im like how the fuck can they do this? It is their magnus opus. I cant remember what YTuber said it in their reaction but they were like "all 3 of these dudes are absolutely crushing it, they are stunting on us" or something like that and its true. Rush were like ya'll thought we were gods? Listen to this! Lmfao

[@spacecomma218]

This solo, and the solo from the Analog Kid always remind me Alex can shred. I forgot how simply amazing of a guitarist Alex Lifeson is. Truly a guitar God.

[@TheNatureboy64]

Alex Lifeson- Greatest Most Underrated Guitarist Ever.

[@0509killer]

the least most overrated guitarist?

[@kevinkarbonik2928]

The best Drummer, the best bassist.. and a guitar player that Eddie van halen called his guitar hero when asked about who he looked up to.

[@kevinkarbonik2928]

747 SNOWDOG I believe it was back in 80ish...in an interview in guitar player magazine.

[@frank3695]

Ummm. His Idols are Clapton and Hendrix not Alex Lifeson. www.guitar.com/articles/legend-born-eddie-van-halens-first-interview

[@NiravShah1982]

Well, that's Eddie's mistake isn't it? lol

[@marcelopalmeiras3029]

Still can’t believe that Neil is gone!!! Broken heart here!!!

[@hydraxc2478]

Marcelo Palmeiras In 2009, my dad and I arrives at Usana amphitheatre two hours early. Nobody else there. We heard them practicing and went to the fence to take a look. Neil stopped playing and pointed at us. Geddy and Lifeson looked right at us with Neil. All three of them waved at us and we waved back. Incredible feeling. Wonderful guys.

[@antonio.montenegro]

Saudações palestrinas!

[@bpmunroe]

The look Neil gives Geddy at 7:13 as they come out of the slowed down portion.

[@fedelamort5107]

True

[@Waryk31]

That little nod was to cool !!

[@foxns7]

Not as cute as 06:12. It's like hey people, I'm still cute yea?

[@dakotaprojectify]

Gedde at 2:22

[@DOB4711]

I’ve never heard so many songs in one song

[@roushracing1]

The masters play a difficult song faster than the LP version and still knock it out of the park! How did 3 guys have that much talent. Mind blowing

[@SupaSOuRDUDE]

So, Rush is actually the best band to ever grace the earth of this generation.

[@stockjonebills]

Generation(s)..

[@tonymuse]

Or any generation...

[@davidcook6003]

yup

[@alfier4976]

King Crimson

[@entertain402]

LZ LZ LZ.........sorry

[@BarronBrothersFilms]

Whoever said Alex Lifeson is the lesser member of Rush was a fool and this video is proof of that!

[@keithmorgan2492]

Actually it didn't. I'm not necessarily saying you're wrong. I just think that Neil and Geddy went off more on THIS song.

[@tonymuse]

Perhaps he has received the least amount of accolades, but his contribution to the group is immeasurable. He is one of those rare combinations of extremely versatile rhythm guitar players with an amazing sense of emotion and purpose in his leads. I honestly can't think of two songs where his leads sound and feel the same, post early recordings. That's quite remarkable when you think about it.

[@lbboardingb3356]

Who ever said that?

[@brilondon]

KEITH MORGAN Alex wrote it after he had a dream about it. Just watching the video as I write this.

[@chocomanger6873]

I've never heard anyone ever say that Alex is the lesser member.

[@rriilleeyy53]

The amount of dedication and talent that went into creating this song is unfathomable :D

[@Is..4110]

All of Rush's tunes for that matter. In my opinion, they're the greatest rock band in history....

[@ronaldviens7862]

Took 40 takes to get it down. And Neil hits the skins SO hard. Takes my breath away.

[@roushracing1]

They were something like 20 when they made Hemispheres. Talent wayyyy beyond their years!

[@roman14032]

when alex and geddy look at each other you can read their thoughts they are "we are 60 years old and have been playing together since middle school ,how cool is that"

[@jreality9875]

They all rule

[@bluuedaniel]

rush STILL RULES!! 60 YEARS, HOW COOL IS THAT!!

[@Rob_Kates]

roman14032 Yes, and they call Neil "The new guy".

[@frankj8773]

Alex Lifeson. The World's most underrated guitarist.

[@JohnSmith-wh7nb]

Yes indeed man.

[@antond139]

I could not agree more my friend!!! As a musician but mostly a fan of THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL BAND EVER!!!! I could come to tears that my 12yr old son can recognize such GREATNESS!!!! And now In my 50th year!! Alex sometimes feels out of the FAME GAME!!!! In these eyes and ears there will never ever ever be a more talented group with such Power and Imagination then RUSH!!!! ROCK ON!!!!!

[@bradgreen3641]

Truest comment I have ever read

[@didbitch]

Hey thats my line

[@antond139]

My RUSH Friend!!!! That Is Every true Rush fans line!!!!!!

[@markhealey3660]

I've met many a drummer that calls this song the "benchmark" for drummers. Yeah, I concur.

[@MrBc733]

Thank you Rush for so many years of incredible music.

[@coleemmersonhallman5329]

Rush is done

[@morganrothe9911]

ur done more like it....but hope not brotha....

[@jmmacb03]

@@coleemmersonhallman5329 Neil Peart just died of brain cancer (3 yrs) so your shitty vibe means nothing. "We're only immortal for a limited time.”" ~ Neil Peart

[@lisaross9335]

Happy to have been alive for this

[@peterhammond2303]

La Villa Strangiato in Cleveland is one of my favorite Rush concert videos. Virtuosity throughout. Drums are as musical and melodic as the bass and guitar, essentially an 8 minute drum solo, guitar solo and bass solo all fitting perfectly together. Extremely tight with each other on the rapid, rhythmically complex parts. “How do three guys make so much sound?” They pass the lead voice around among them while the other two embellish without getting in the way. Every part of the song builds musically and emotionally into the next. The frequent time signature changes, variation of instrumentation and timbres are each there for a reason, building and releasing musical tension. They start by pranking their fans with a goofy, circusy tune. At 1:00 you can hear the audience slowly get that they are morphing into this 30-year old instrumental suite. They take their musicianship seriously, but they don’t take themselves seriously. Beautiful guitar solo, ethereally floating at 2:40, building to a scream at 3:30, absolutely shredding by 3:50, all in 7/8. Typical Rush concert air drumming at 6:45 by all the amateur musicians in the audience who really get how hard it is to be that good. Geddy drawing a smile out of Neil at 7:10 is heart-warming on a day like today. Neil was always serious on stage - he compared drumming a 3-hour Rush concert to running a marathon while solving differential equations in your head. Tragically losing his wife and daughter turned him even more somber on stage, and you often see Geddy and Alex finding a chance to get him to laugh. Three elite musicians who stayed good friends through forty years of touring and crafting music together is an amazing accomplishment in itself.

[@traceysmith5878]

when RUSH came to nashville tn i saw neil at a gas station filling his bike. we spoke briefy

[@brianlampe75]

These guys are like that. I bumped into Geddy at Pearson airport in the 80s, he was rushing to a plane but still acknowledged me.

[@jasoncarswell7458]

Geddy and Alex are people-people. I wouldn't bother Neil if I saw him in person; he's an introvert and doesn't enjoy interacting with strangers unless he's playing the drums.

[@EMTinVA]

@@jasoncarswell7458 Apparently he enjoys talking to people if you approach him as a regular guy, not as a drooling fan boy. We all know that he knows that I know that he knows that I know that he knows that I know he's a god.

[@imahorsefaceddipshit5300]

I got gas in Chicago once and Rush was playing on the radio. Was pretty cool. True story.

[@ishaboy5090]

@@brianlampe75 hehe rush-ing to a plane

[@myTheus95]

This is not even a "live version" this is the studio version with an audience. This guys are the BEST and each one of them is the BEST in their own instrument, even after all this years, no one as kept up with them.

[@glenwelty6788]

Sure is live...this is in Cleveland, 2011, Time Machine Tour..I was sitting 20 rows back...

[@stephenshumate8851]

Glen Welty I think the original comment is tongue in cheek. They’re so good that it is difficult to believe it is live, especially with the song’s complexity.

[@steliosmarg]

Spot - on! hard to believe this thing is a live performance

[@Eggmanontheair]

@@steliosmarg you and Theus are fucking idiots.

[@maximilianodelrio]

@@Eggmanontheair the point is that they play so good it's almost liek the studio version, idiot

[@dragonsbreath1984]

I saw Rush six times in concert, dating back to Power Windows, and no one can ever take that away from me! YYYAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

[@shaunbrennan5882]

Great band Been a fan for 40 years.

[@johnleonardelli_VE3IPS]

Classic Rush. This song is like no other

[@joshuaaurien3514]

Rush prove that age is just a number. They killed it here and had a lot of fun doing it. The audience is having fun with them.

[@Fin_Nash]

How can anyone unlike this? It's musical genius...takes a great mind to write something so brilliant

[@everynameistaken567]

So sad that we will never be able to see these 3 together again. I'm grateful for the times my dad took me to see them while we still could.

[@Jake-vy2bh]

I once met someone who met Neil Peart at a filling station. He was savvy enough not to mention drums or music at all, apparently they chatted for a couple of minutes about bikes. Only at the end of the chat did he thank Neil for the music, he said thanks back and drove away. One of the nicest 'meeting famous people' stories I've heard.

[@williamlangan5902]

I can't claim to be "the biggest Rush fan in the world" since I only saw them twice. But I wouldn't trade anything for getting to see them both times! If you've even seen them once, you're lucky!

[@johnbratmon6385]

I love that the up front rows are made up of air drummers, all keeping beat with Neil. Still cracks me up every time I see it; the best fans are RUSH fans... :)

[@movingshapes]

I have been to a few Rush concerts in LA and saw several hardcore air drummers in the front row (probably real drummers), air playing along (pretty well) all of the songs played during the concert. Very cool to watch :)

[@buzzgun2000]

My friends and I were at this show and we were hoping that we would have made it on to the DVD since we were on the floor right at an intersection of aisles. The camera people went past us several times. I had a viewing party at my house when the disc came out and we were all eagerly anticipating our potential fame. How disappointed we were when we got to the end and missed our Hollywood moment. I still swear to this day that all of the attractive women who got lots of camera time throughout the show had to be plants because women make up about 10% of typical Rush audience, hahaha!

[@whyyeseyec]

This is about as brilliant a piece of music as you can get. We can all name scores of great players but these 3 guys are in a league of their own.....

[@dougfarrell208]

Johnny Botts I’m pretty sure that they had there fair share of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll in the early days. They knew thay had something special. When the original drummer left and Neil Peart came in , they knewthat they were destined for greatness. With hard work and straight forward thinking they forged a band like no other. With 8 platinum albums in a row, they did more by doinig this then any other band or artist ever.. Sad thought, they have never been recognized for this achievement..It’s because they are Canadian

[@williamreynolds3487]

I like a lot of Rush songs, but none almost make me cry like this one. Beautiful

[@adamwolfer1512]

Every time I listen to Rush I am just completely blown away by all of them. These guys are crazy intelligent, crazy talented and at the time that this was written I can see that there are 29 people that have no musical back ground or appreciation, must be from the rock and roll hall of fame:) speaking of that how can you watch this video, or listen to any of their other songs, here's a list 2112, Anthem, YYZ, circumstances, trees, tom sawyer (I know), La Villa Strangiato, and the list goes on, how is it that we the fans had to protest and fight to get not just Rush but three of what most consider the best of the best musicians to be inducted? Really? I will always view the rock and roll hall of fame, at least the individuals that make the decisions around their as a bunch of hacks! Long live Rush!

[@antond139]

They are a bunch of complete FREAKING HACSKS!!!! MY FRIEND!!! The GREATEST and 100% truth Is that It was US THE FANS!!! THAT GOT IT!!!! The R&R Hall of shame Is so freaking political and obviously deaf that It took RUSH!!! THE ABSOLUTE HANDS DOWN MOST TALENTED DIVERSE WITH NEIL'S WRITING!!! But really? Think about who was Inducted before these guys!!! I TRULY PRAY THAT I COULD TAKE MY SON TO SHARE A LIFELONG MEMORY!!! The only downside that I heard was that Neil might not be up to It. But just imagine!!! These guys are In their sixtys!!!! How does Neil? Actually all of them perform to the highest standard!!! Night after Night!!! Rolling Stone mag SUCKS!!!! And please NO MORE PAUL SCHAEFER!!!! WTF!!!! He ruins every Induction music he Is Involved with!!!! He makes It seem Like Its about Him!!!!! I thing Donald Fagen from Steely Dan wanted to choke him the night they were Inducted!!! And screw any type of press or article on them!!! WE LOVE THEM AS FANS AND La Villa Strangiato will FOREVER BE MY NO1 !!! And Circumstances as a Album!!!! ROCK ON!!!!!!

[@thecooka69]

The absolute epitome of instrumental rock. Their musical talent is off the charts.

[@fxsrider]

HELL YEAH!! I had Hemispheres on cassette in 1983. I was in the US Navy on barracks duty. Buffing floors all day jamming to these guys. Made a boring job fun. Swinging the buffer to the beat of this masterpiece. I was at NAS Lemoore, California . They were on the Grace Under Pressure tour and had a show in San Francisco at the Cow Palace. I rode my motorcycle in the pouring rain for hours to get there. I did not care, nothing was going to stop me from seeing that. Awesome... Except for the speeding ticket coming home.

[@dennisn1672]

They really stood the test of time and still retired at the top of their game. Something very few bands have achieved. They were one of the best bands i ever seen. You always got your money's worth when you seen them live. Always a great show. The best thing about their music. The composition and lyrics are unmatched by any other band. Simply put. The greatest band ever....

[@FrozLiam]

they haven't retired...

[@dougfarrell208]

If they were still playing today I’d still go see them. It would be money well spent..

[@JudasAngel666]

RUSH- The benchmark for ANYONE trying to learn a musical instrument

[@davidkidd4106]

+JudasAngel666 Give me a break.

[@JudasAngel666]

Tell me someone better

[@31lafouine]

+JudasAngel666 On the drums ? Stewart Copeland On the guitar ? Mark Knopfler On bass ? John Entwistle

[@JudasAngel666]

+31lafouine mark knoplflwir is NOT Better.

[@31lafouine]

Oh yes he is. 100 times.

[@estheticdentalcenter-amman8544]

Man, those people should be an inspiration to all bands. look how they enjoy and perform

[@superunt43]

Yes. best band in history of humans. End of statement.

[@superunt43]

Doing nothing more than what they love, inspiring all humans to want to be better....

[@golee150]

3 of the finest musicians in Rock and Roll, period!!

[@colinhamilton6493]

Rush is the best band. Period.

[@scottl.oswald8020]

Best rock group to ever come from Canada 💯🤔🤔🤔🤔!!!

[@Rez-N-8]

I attended this concert and still get chills when I watch these videos. It’s so sad that we’ll never be able to see these three incredibly gifted men perform live ever again.

[@stockjonebills]

Mot bands never quite sound the same as they get older. Maybe its age, maybe it the intensity in which they play the music. Rush still plays and sounds like they did years ago. This is a perfect example.

[@Chekmate99]

stockjonebills I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that they didn't abuse alcohol or drugs - in addition these guys constantly practiced from day one. They respect their talents and profession unlike other musicians who piss away their talent and take it for granted after a few years of success.

[@HayTatsuko]

I.. I cannot believe I had never heard of this until now. I love classic rock but it took a comment on a video of Raymond Scott's _Powerhouse_ to lead me to seek this out. So, SO very good. I will be hearing this plenty more in coming years. What a performance!!

[@johntazbaz1121]

I’ve been listening to this for 40 years and it truly gets better each time I listen to it. As good as this live performance is, the studio recording on the Hemispheres album is an audio masterpiece with emotion inspiring sounds the live versions didn’t replicated. It’s like it’s a living breathing organism that lures you in then unleashes on you. For a pure emotional reaction, this is their best song in my opinion.

[@scottl.oswald8020]

Rush is the Best Rock group to come out of Canada. Epic -Performance 💯🤔🤔🤔🤔!!!!

[@ksb2112]

I think this is my favorite instrumental of all time.

[@hrs1414]

I think i cried after the first time i heard this song. It was soring break junior year and all my roommates/friends went home for the week so i had the crib to myself. Got super stoned and was playing fifa or something and listening to music and i was like shit ive never listened to LVS in its entirety. About 3 min in paused the game just closed my eyes and was sitting on my couch. Once it ended i was just in awe. My favorite band ever and it took me 10 years to actually give LVS a chance for whtever stupid reason. And i started tearing up at how amazing these dudes were. And on top of being excellent musicians, they all seem like excellent people. Very articulate and knowledgable. I love watching the "dinner w rush" video every now and again. RIP professor, you were amazing

[@coffeemachtspass]

I listened to the drumming in this song a thousand times and dreamed of playing like that. I’ll listen a thousand more and keep dreaming. Thanks, Neil.

[@ThorfinnGrimhowl]

I'm amazed at how much fun these guys always look like they are having. At their age to still enjoy what you do that much is a joy to see.

[@Ascrappy1]

UNARGUABLY THE BEST DRUMMER \ BAND

[@scottl.oswald8020]

Rush is the Best-Band to come out of Canada.🤔🤔🤔🤔!!!!

[@LakotaDreams]

If God himself came down to earth and picked up some sticks, he would have sounded like this! RIP Neil!

[@kaiserwilhelmii1827]

Neil would've still been better! :D

[@martinthegooner4849]

He would ask Neil for lessons !

[@LakotaDreams]

I'm Done! lol

[@celery101]

the most under rated guitarist ever

[@hemispheres789]

That solo has the power to make you - even just for a moment or so - feel completely free and at peace. Alex is truly incredible (and may Neil rest in peace)

[@watermelonineasterhay7430]

Thank you Cleveland radio! From Canada. We love you! Rush fans know where I'm coming from.

[@andybroer651]

Good lord, I miss seeing these guys in person. Thanks for the music and the memories with

[@NitroModelsAndComics]

There are musicians, and then there are these guys. Next level stuff from the Canadian trio.

[@russstonge4553]

There is simply no words to describe this band.....not only the music, but just the characters playing the music....do you know what I mean? Geddy, Alex and Neil.....they fit the parts so well....lol.....love these guys!

[@jlcragle]

I’ve searched out every version of this song that Rush played live and it’s amazing. The backend is the same, and Alex solos just a smidge different almost like it’s a painting just for that particular audience. From the 1970s pink pop to the last time they played it together, every one is one of a kind masterpiece

[@josephtabar492]

I never grow tired of hearing that laid-back piece of ear candy! 🎸🥁🎵🎵

[@zamboslambo5243]

Very sad that I learned about Rush after they stopped touring, this would have been amazing to see live. At least I'm alive at the same time this music exists

[@fever_spike]

Sadly seconded, but equally grateful. 🙏🏻♥️

[@terminallyinquisitive1731]

Alex melts that guitar - but what playing all round - the best ever rock band in my opinion - and I've seen Rush and the Floyd live. Never did see Led Zepp though...

[@stevenskripko9101]

Can 3 men have any more fun together,produce this kind of perfection,mastery of their instruments, and awe so many of us watching them do it....I THINK NOT !!!!!!

[@stevenskripko9101]

Amen

[@jsnugbear]

I would suggest ELP as another example of this.

[@dankurina9191]

This has to be Rush's best song seriously. I can't think of another that comes close to this. The guitar solo, the keyboards and the drumming are perfect.

[@Bytor2112Snowdog]

I love the fact that they crack themselves up and have so much fun with this. There will truly never be a band like Rush

[@DavidGarcia-gp6mg]

i can never stop listeninng to this song! reply if u agree.

[@fasteddie1241]

Only if I went deaf...

[@devilopment3291]

reply

[@sirius334251]

aFRICKENgreed!

[@energybengt]

A beautiful sonic portrait of human imagination ... this song is lush and expansive. I love the fun they have with this song here ... Alex's soloing is so broad and poignant yet feels so free ... amazing song ... LOVE THE RUSH!!!

[@christianvergara2815]

Now The man is giving drums lessons to God

[@massimopescatori6514]

Mamma mia ... che MOSTRI incredibili !!!!

[@jenkinma17]

If you have watched the Rush documentary, you'll know that this song almost broke them... and now to watch them play it with ease and great joy is just a thing of beauty. Thanks fellers...

[@magnateeze]

What a massive sound from only 3 guys. It sounds like a 10 man music production. HUGE! Took my boy to this tour and the snakes & arrows here in Vancouver. So good passing down the tunes to a younger generation.

[@mattj1816]

Neil Peart forever missed, R.I.P. ✨🥁

[@chapfathead9961]

If Mozart comes through time, this is one of the songs I'd play for him to show off how good music could be today.

[@JohnDoe-cq5tf]

Doesn't get much better than this...

[@AllenSJ5]

John Doe *any better.

[@perrycalder6483]

If I have ever seen a befitting tribute to Cleveland Ohio this is it. After all it was a DJ from Cleveland who played "RUSH - Working Man" many years ago who helped RUSH to take the international stage by storm. Thank You Cleveland from one great full Canadian. From New Brunswick Canada we love you guys too.

[@psychlos21]

I'm in a 3-piece. We are all in our late 50's. Our repertoire is Spirit of Radio, La Villa Strangiato, and side one of Moving Pictures. La Villa is by far the most challenging to play. This is the video we are watching in an attempt to master this Rush classic. So fortunate that our generation was blessed to have Rush on our turntables when we were kids. What a band.

[@chrisragona3945]

I'll always have love for Cleveland. They were the first American city to embrace Rush.

[@mrdarklight]

Watch the way the lights and the girders move above them. This is rare footage of when the Transformers attacked a Rush concert. Rush, of course, emerged victorious.

[@MKKTeam]

mrdarklight they werent attacking RUSH, they are fans of them too! :)

[@jonathantuck5029]

@mrdarklight: “…Rush, of course, emerged victorious.” Thank the gods for that - The Body Electric is about as much dystopian androids as I’d want around Rush. Robots are dangerous, kids…

[@N2987K]

As if a "close encounter" with Rush isn't enough, aliens in a UFO too!

[@davidringo1399]

thats the sound of a band thats tight...very tight...saw them in 1980.....

[@LudwigJager7]

Look at those old guys having fun in the intro of the song, thats what music is about. I definitly love Rush more than before after this video

[@colinhamilton6493]

Rush is the best. Period

[@37Raffaella]

Alex’s’ best solo...Ever!!!

[@detonator2112]

Come on stop and listen... this is just some sick playing. Not just talent, it's mathemathics, engineering and well.... wholeness. King Crimson managed to capture moments of the same occasionally... but this is 8 minutes of... wholeness. Can't describe it any better.

[@victorarredondo304]

Greatest instrumental in rock history

[@EricGoetzMusic]

RIP Neil. Thanks for all the music, humor, and joy you brought us.

[@sealessnlv]

These guys are one of the most talented groups ever, their music has always been so clean and true....Thanks for the memories and years of truly inspiring art.♥

[@julio_scissors]

Neil is just absolutely killing it on this version!!!!

[@KBURfan]

all these three guys are tip top musicians !!!!!!!

[@smithjim1961]

Some bands are good in the studio and not so good on stage. Some bands are great in the studio and even better on stage.

[@scottallison9659]

This was perhaps the last tune I saw these Canadian musical gods play live, on this tour in Glasgow. Beyond words. N.E.P. Rest easy big man...😢😢💔💔🥁🥁🇨🇦🇨🇦🥰🥰

[@medmac2112]

Scott Allison Wait what about Working Man?

[@jaredg.2211]

I personally believe that Hemispheres is one of the most influential prog albums ever.

[@littlebuddyd]

So many levels of perfection!

[@hotdoni1001]

ñ existe nada que estes três não consigam fazer com seus respectivos instrumentos,são gênios da arte...

[@laroo56]

Wow, great camera work on this!

[@fabriciolimakao]

the 40 people who do not likes the music rush definitely not understand music. Rush is the best band in the world

[@chrisubias7135]

Gawd I loved seeing them in concert. You were never let down. Unfortunately I had spent $350 for their last tour but my stupid job got in the the way. Gawd I am so pissed to this day

[@ericwWu]

Forget Tom Sawyer. Show this video to someone who never heard Rush in their lives before and watch their reactions.

[@r.g.armstrong2688]

I dOn’t even Like Tom Sawier! I’d rather go wih Marathon or Circumstances.

[@ItsTheDark]

Geddy's hands must be ridiculously strong

[@albertaguirre7278]

tell that to his girlfriends ;)

[@Blaze9able]

@Richardo Frankie its not really possible anymore. They are retired now.