Rush - Roll The Bones | REACTION

[@2869may]

You still haven't done RusH~Freewill..... So GOOD!!!!

[@jamelakajamal]

Here’s my Rush playlist 👍🏾kzbin.info/aero/PLAY_hpVvjQqCKTjctp_iSiofsS0qJyyPB

[@rattan3793]

@@jamelakajamal Your Free Will and Tom Sawyer reactions are blocked

[@jeffspicoli2643]

@@jamelakajamal Thanks for the playlist! Keep em' coming! Your love for RUSH makes me laugh and smile and of course crank it up!

[@2869may]

@@jamelakajamal And I've apparently watched it...LOL I searched your page before commenting, and it didn't come up... I'm getting older and remembering less. (except song lyrics, lol)

[@thatsnice99]

Nick Freewill is a lot better than limelight.

[@brucegrossman3531]

The look on your face when the 'rap' starts. Priceless.

[@kvoltti]

His mind was blown

[@christiep5391]

Exactly! I was waiting for it! 🤣

[@504BigStud]

I knew something cool wwas coming too, LOL

[@jernigan007]

:O

[@Scooter730]

I couldn't wait to see his reaction to the rap, priceless!

[@goldenruletv7301]

I still tear up sometimes listening to these guys....I saw them live 3 times.....Love them like family, just classy and so incredibly talented....R.I.P. professor

[@ryandunham1047]

R.I.P. Neil. 😢

[@eventhorizon2218]

The older I get, the deeper RUSH'S lyrics become! Never gets old. RIP Professor!

[@ryandunham1047]

😢

[@blainstutts473]

Rush were lyrical geniuses. They were dubbed the mathematical band by many because their lyrics were so deep and so advanced and every lyric carried with it mindful calculation of their observation of the world from their lenses.

[@jeffccan4464]

I rolled the bones. I married the love of my life, and our first child was born with autism. She has never spoken a word in her life, but I would never change a thing. I rolled the bones.

[@JoseSantiago-ho2oy]

Learn your lesson and keep on rolling!

[@1975amclav]

This is the best-known song off of Roll the Bones, but for my money the BEST song is Ghost of a Chance. It has a beautiful message and one of Alex Lifeson's best guitar solos. I'd love for you to react to that song.

[@joeday4293]

Neil Peart's first ever love song.

[@davidfelsher723]

Hell yes do Ghost of a chance!

[@MutambaBrazil]

Bravado is great too

[@amandalau3066]

Joe Day Madrigal was Neil’s first love song ❤️

[@spjunkies]

Great choice

[@elgonwilliams7624]

"Roll the bones" is a vernacular expression referring to rolling dice. Dice used to be carved from bone.

[@john-stringham]

The rap was Geddy Lee with some effect s on his vocals.

[@OlettaLiano]

Right. I watched an interview where he said he electronically lowered his voice one octave. It sounded so cool.

[@airsickgrove]

Its called a pitch shifter, so Geddy with a Pitch Shifter!

[@OlettaLiano]

@Me and M- Eye Om No, he was trying to get someone to do it. However, when they refused, he did it himself.

[@RollDeBonz2112]

Geddy definitely did the rap section. I've heard that section with the pitch changed and it was Ged.

[@OlettaLiano]

@@RollDeBonz2112 Yep, it's cool to be so talented, people aren't sure it was you. LOL Damn they were such an amazing band. They've been on my top ten list since I first heard them in 1975.

[@rcdolphin714]

This is why Rush is my favorite band. Musically incredible, lyrically amazing and never boring!

[@henrywasden4838]

Roll the Bones is such an under-rated album and song

[@positrack99]

Definitely Rush's most mature effort. Sad thing is too many people are trained to 3 chord 3 verse 3 chorus music.

[@williamjamesayers7719]

one of my favorite songs by rush.

[@juanelorriaga2840]

I remember when it came out it was a big seller cause Roll The Bo es was a minor hit late nights the video played on MTV

[@H2OCharger]

Sitting here with the biggest grin waiting for you to get to the rap/talking part. Lol at your reaction. Thank you!

[@jamelakajamal]

😅

[@catmanpc9166]

Who was that? F***ing hilarious. 🐾🤣

[@lauriivey7801]

Me, too ... was just watching, raptly, waiting to see his eyes go wide, and that smile break open - -

[@JK-so9ke]

First time I've ever heard Geddy compared to Kool Moe Dee!

[@WinByTKo]

@@JK-so9keGeddy...Moe Dee...both 'Kool'...right?

[@lowrider4266]

Lmao... Damn...The look on your face when their rap kicked in is priceless. This was great. That's why this is one of my top fav songs. The whole album is killer, deep as shit lyrics. One of my favorite albums as well. Great reaction. Thanks.

[@MrVvulf]

Alex Lifeson doesn't get enough credit for being the core of emotion in most Rush songs. Geddy and Neil are widely lauded (and rightly so) for their abilities and contributions, but for me, Alex's guitar conveys the most feeling.

[@Ram-2112]

I love every stage of Rush and how different their music was over every era. They never feared experimenting and trying different stuff. Always pushing themselves creatively. Best band of all time. Btw the Rap was Geddy's voice toned down

[@laurenisboo]

The whole band is incredible Geddy Lee uses push pedals keyboards with his feet while playing bass and singing . I believe it’s Geddy doing the rap part as well .. awesome song ❤️

[@whistlerwind7422]

Taurus Pedals

[@MichaelSimmons10Jul1969]

Meanwhile Neil was channeling the Hindu God Vishnu to keep the beat.

[@aaronwillett2837]

To quote (paraphrasing) our legendary late brother Neil: "We've never said 'that doesn't suit Rush'. Those words have never been uttered" Rush was always experimenting, always trying new things, always pushing themselves out of their own comfort zone. Roll the Bones is a great example of this. Great reaction as always, and my dude, you've reacted to every track from Moving Pictures EXCEPT for The Camera Eye! That may be the best on the album! Also, Jacob's Ladder from Permanent Waves!

[@hads5279]

Man I wanna see you react to this song live. They always have something humorous going on on a background screen during the hip hop and it’s great. I’ve heard a lot of old school Rush fans shit on this song, but it’s one of my all time favourites.

[@audreywinter4553]

The rapper was Geddy through a voice changer. But they kept that secret for *years*, playing a video of a rapping skeleton during that section at their live shows. I've been absolutely loving your Rush reaction videos. As a long-time fan of the band (since the late 1970s) I'm tickled by your responses. I do have my own recommendation for you -- something a little different. I like all the recommendations I've seen in the comments, but I really would like to see your reaction to another song from this album -- Bravado. It was the first thing I listened to after I learned that Neil had passed.

[@johneoff707]

"Show Don't Tell" off the Presto album.

[@klasseact6663]

GREAT GREAT TUNE❗❗

[@dusty52267]

Please, Please, Please! One of the hidden gems

[@muzodeloop]

Oh yeah! I was about to suggest it!

[@MrVvulf]

The best concert I ever saw was on the Presto tour. 6500 ppl capacity tiny auditorium, considering their equipment and popularity by then. Just an amazing show. I saw Rush ~10 times, but that was the best of the lot.

[@hads5279]

Yyyyyeeeeeessssssss!

[@scotts7907]

This album usually doesn't go to high on many Rush fans' list. It's around the top of my list. The lyrics are great in this album. The music is simpler, but has a groove to it. I've heard people say it's not their best work because of its simplicity. I just say, there's something great about a master of their instrument playing a simple groove. My favorite songs off the Roll the bones album. Roll the bones, dreamline, bravado, ghost of a chance, and neurotica.

[@metoo7557]

Still waiting for Rush - Red Sector A. You're welcome.

[@Meyzen76]

The chorus alway got me. The simplicity of the lyrics, but the uplifting chords just always fit together perfectly with what was being said. Make the best of the cards you've been dealt.

[@MrDuneedon]

"Why are we here? Because we're here." I love this song!

[@joeday4293]

The first of the three Rush shows I've seen was on this tour, with special guest Primus. Man, you wanna talk about a SHOW. Oh, and now you know what Geddy Lee rapping through a processor sounds like.🤣 Man, you MUST hit "Show Don't Tell." Fonky Rush!

[@monarch-black]

The only time I saw Rush live, I thought Primus was opening. Turns out it was the first show that Candlebox took over. Disappointed, because Candlebox is no Primus, but Rush was fantastic, of course!

[@paulsiebeneicher4536]

@@monarch-black I saw that show with Candlebox and Rush in Philadelphia. I absolutely loved that Candlebox album but live they disappointed quite a bit, primarily guitar wise, like the studio album had one or more guest guitarists. I was like, You're opening for Rush, bring your A game ...

[@klasseact6663]

RUSH and Primus...ALOT of B A S S👍👍

[@dieselbourbon3728]

Saw it in Columbia SC

[@WinByTKo]

@@monarch-black However, Candlebox was pretty solid back then.

[@neotheone7923]

rush were and are the greatest band of all time imho

[@nickmcnickle9161]

i love this song in concert.keep it comin with rush big fella

[@simonj126]

Rush - time stands still - for the love of God do it

[@aladorngm]

just dont look at the video....the effects got dated very quickly

[@katiewray2525]

Is that the one with Kate Bush on the vocals? I absolutely love that song.

[@simonj126]

@@katiewray2525 it's actually Aimee Mann that supplies the vocals in the chorus

[@stevesutton89]

Simon is correct about Amy Mann

[@jasonwilliams6005]

@@aladorngm agree. Amazing song. Terrible, distracting video

[@Ram44]

Jamal - play Bravado from this same album. A very deep Rush song. And The Pass - which is a VERY powerful song about suicide. I get emotional listening to it. The rap on Roll The Bones was Geddy.

[@elrynelusivo9208]

Yes Bravado

[@judgeporceddu8057]

Bravado is great! and more songs from Presto are always welcome!

[@philduoos2961]

I think I recall Geddy saying that among his favorite lyrics were those in Bravado. Bravado also is a timely song as we all try to get through the Corona virus IMHO. I get emotional hearing Bravado.

[@nathanfreeman681]

Both Bravado and The Pass are great choices.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

That reaction to the “Rap” section was priceless!! Haha!!

[@nikirick]

I damn near spit my food out!

[@williamkoonrad7930]

That was funny i imagine alot people react like that

[@nashharder5438]

As a huge Rush and Primus fan I'd love to see you react to every one of their songs over time! Love your reactions to both bands!!

[@Bucketheadgoat]

I was waiting for that moment in the song to see your reaction....priceless!

[@mosesortega6664]

I appreciate the love you give Rush. Alot of people don't understand what Rush can do for your soul. 3 of the most talented humble musicians with so much talent. Keep up the great videos

[@jamesrush30]

Nobodys hero. You'll love it.

[@elrynelusivo9208]

seconded. Great lyrics in this one

[@twwells]

One of two songs by them I don’t care for. Just way too preachy for me, musically it’s solid though

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

jamesrush30 I hate that song!

[@druzil2112plyr]

@@elrynelusivo9208 Thirded

[@andrewp7689]

Yes, a great one!

[@bombasticbushkin4985]

It's lyrics, melodies and insight like this where Neil rustles in our minds to this day. Eternally embedded, Neil and Rush.

[@betsyklein1263]

💗 Loved the reaction! I was sooooo waiting on the "rap" part & you didn't disappoint 😂. Rush are so talented & versatile. They'll go down in history as one of the GOATs. Definitely MY favorite band 💗

[@jaymann2112]

Finally!!! Way to dig deeper!! Love ❤️ it!! HEADLONG FLIGHT-🙏🏻✌🏻

[@snowdog5895]

Love that you did a “later day” RUSH song. They weren’t quite as progressive but the songwriting was stronger. Bravado from the same album is another great one (as many have suggested) and The Pass from Presto is one of the band’s all time favorites (with a powerful message) For just a little more “funkiness” is still suggest and highly recommend Leave that thing alone from Counterparts. 🤘👍

[@philf4086]

Great comment!

[@socomt5]

Did not see you point out The Pass...but you are correct...that song kicks you right In the feels

[@kvoltti]

Nobody’s Hero always struck me

[@HollowGolem]

Yeah, Neil was on fire lyrically in the 80's and 90's. Red Sector A, Territories, Dreamline, The Pass, Grand Designs. So much great stuff.

[@Fixxer315]

Other latter day Rush I'd recommend: From Presto: Superconductor, Scars, The Pass FroM Roll the Bones: Dreamline, Where's My Thing From Counterparts: Animate, Speed of Love, Alien Shore From Vapour Trails: Secret Touch From Snakes & Arrow: Far Cry, Armor and Sword From Clockwork Angels: BU2B, Headlong Flight

[@Seraphim4190]

Thanks for reacting to a song that isn't typically featured on the reaction channels. They played this on the last tour and it was fun to dance to. The rap is a bit corny, but they owned it and that's what I love about Rush. They weren't afraid to experiment and incorporate different styles of music into something unique.

[@mcolville]

I love how, when you rapped, you actually translated the meter into something Kool Mo Dee would have done. :D

[@nevesonod]

I was waiting the whole time for the reaction to the rap. Knew it would be worth it. Heard it was recorded by Alex (of Subdivision fame), but he never did it live. Looked it up, it was Geddy's voice altered.

[@k_spats]

💥THE GIRL WHO LISTENED TO RUSH💥 From the back of the stadium She’s easy to see Standing up at the stage In her Starman tee From Anthem to Limelight To YYZ She’s the girl who listened to Rush And all of the rockers And all of the heshers Well they dreamed of the day That they might get her And drive her away In a Red Barchetta She’s the girl who listened to Rush Philosophers and ploughmen They can’t resist her call They cannot choose Not to decide So they've got no choice at all They've gotta love her No she doesn’t say "Pert" And she doesn’t say "Part" Yeah, she knows it’s "Neil Peert" ‘Cause he’s close to her heart Say a prayer for John Rutsey He was there at the start She’s the girl who listened to Rush Philosophers and ploughmen They can’t resist her call They cannot choose Not to decide So they've got no choice at all They've gotta love her Why don’t girls ever listen to Rush? (X a lot) But she listened to Rush! The blacksmith and the artist They can’t resist her call You cannot choose Not to decide So you’ve got no choice at all No you’ve got no choice at all You’ve gotta love her!

[@jeffpatterson6444]

There were two films that ran behind the band live for this. The earlier one was a CGI dancing skeleton. The one on their last tour was a bunch a celebrities lip syncing. Woth watching both

[@surfeit5910]

Fun fact - Peter Dinklage's brother was the violinist for Losing It in their final tour and in the orchestra on their Clockwork Angels tour. Hence, the reason Peter make a cameo in the Roll the Bones video :)

[@MrEric622]

A lost, forgotten gem from them, and one of my favorites. The groove is real. Great reaction!

[@bonham68]

That's Geddy doing the rap part. They slowed the recording down a bit to change his voice. Dig your reactions, man!! 👍🏻👍🏻🤓

[@rammannawar1626]

I had to watch this reaction several times because of your great response loved it, flip the dice and let life lead you keep digging into Rush.!!

[@DionysusAlS]

I'm so glad you reacted to this song and that you enjoyed it. I hoped you would. As others commented, the rap voice was Geddy through a voice synthesizer. Pretty brilliant stuff. I was not very impressed by the Roll The Bones album when it came out. I felt it was a misstep coming off their incredible Presto album, which is a career highlight for them, in my opinion. Roll the Bones was an exploration of Postmodern philosophy, which I've never been a big fan of. But I've warmed up to the album over the decades and truly appreciate the hard-driving music, if not the lyrical theme. But Neil's writing skills really shine, as they always do.

[@ischmidt]

Presto is an incredible album, I feel that it's the best lyrics Neil ever wrote. I don't necessarily agree with the lyrics on RTB (although "Bravado" is on point), but for me the album where I try to tune out the lyrics is still Test For Echo. Ged and Alex are still writing at a high level on that record ("Virtuality" is Alex's best riff since "Limelight"), but I'd swear Neil was drunk.

[@iambeen4310]

I love these videos my man. I often hear your interpretations of the lyrics and go oh yeah never thought of it like that! Keep doing what you're doing!!

[@SilverFox-qr1ci]

That rhyme you laid down was brilliant. It's been 15 minutes and i'm still laughing.

[@lowrider4266]

Me too lol. Funny shit.

[@jaywitt5171]

So glad you're back on the Rush reactions! Thank you and hope all is well with you and yours during this crazy time!

[@1639danmcc]

Love their versatility; one of my favorite Rush tunes.

[@lorriemiller6750]

This reaction was priceless.

[@paulmurrell8492]

"I don't think I ever danced to Rush before" PLEASE!!!! I just watched your whole Rush reaction list, you grooved to them ALL!!!!!! 🇨🇦❤

[@tnpir73]

Since you’re on this album, PLEASE do “Distant Early Warning”. You’ll love that one.

[@toddscaff7841]

No disrespect but Distant Early Warning is on Grace Under Pressure not Roll The Bones but I agree, he would love it!

[@gregscupholm254]

Yeah, Todd is correct on the album. But we all agree Distant Early Warning is one Jamel would possibly be blown away by. Goddang, this band is just freakin' phenomenal.

[@tnpir73]

You’re both right. I was actually thinking of “Dreamline,” which I’m pretty sure is on this album, and is another one Jamel should hear.

[@DrChili44]

Both Dreamline and Distant Early Warning are GREAT songs. AL's guitar solo on DEW is just righteous.

[@kilgannon18]

My favorite rush song.

[@craigslue]

I finally got to see Rush live on the Roll the Bones tour. Solid album awesome concert on an absolutely terrible night for a concert. So much ice outside you couldn't even walk let alone drive to the concert but nothing was ging to stop me and my friends from seeing rush! So glad and honored I got to see them live.

[@peteval621]

"Available Light" from the Presto album. An underrated and uplifting song.

[@JK-so9ke]

Available Light will always be Geddy's vocal masterpiece to me. Chills everytime

[@TELLITLIKEITIS69]

Great guitar fills in that too

[@TELLITLIKEITIS69]

Great guitar fills in that too

[@RollDeBonz2112]

So underrated. An absolutely sublime tune.

[@paulsiebeneicher4536]

Available Light, different reactor -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZjJgHmQZq2Nmdk

[@davidfelsher723]

I've been waiting for your reaction to this song. The great thing about seeing you're reaction to this is that it gave me chills as I remembered how I felt the first time hearing Roll The Bones. And your look when the rap section began, pure awesomeness! Thanks for doing this one. When you can, I'd like to see your reaction to my favorite Rush tune, The Analog Kid.

[@michaelvanorden824]

“I love everything from them...” me too. Meeeee toooooo😂

[@todvball]

Would you believe....that I first heard this song on my Rush Live in Rio DVD?!?? Wow...this is the first I've heard the studio version. Heavy lyrics!! Good choice!! I also like: Earthshine. (Live in Rio)

[@stlkid30]

Getting into "newer" Rush. Would love to hear Animate and The Pass

[@spjunkies]

Two great options

[@BayouMaccabee]

Also "Test for Echo", "Driven", and "Malignant Narcissism"

[@scottarnest8980]

The Pass, great great song.

[@nikirick]

I strongly second this. Two of my favorites.

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

stlkid30 both great choices.

[@tiagomendes5505]

Honestly Jamal, i have never seen you trying to sing along to any of the bands/artists you react to. Rush just seems to wake up something in you, your own human nature. Just like they did with me. Greetings from Portugal man and i wish you all the best in life.

[@magnusblomquist1787]

Rush Digital man

[@andy431431]

This was my first Rush concert. Jan 1991 Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. Pit row J, 10 rows from the stage. The Tragically Hip opened for Rush and Rush was kind enough to loan TTH their sound equipment for what was TTH's first really big concert. Many years later both Gord Downie (who I met at his aunt's place) and Neil Peart both passed away from the same form of cancer. "Why are we here? Because we're here; roll the bones" - No one know why we are here - take a chance and make the best of it. When the greatest rock trio ever is better at rap than the best rapper - thats Rush. Great review as always. Rush on.

[@johnmccann5182]

The “bones” are dice as in “Roll the Dice”/ take a chance. This is because dice, years ago, were made out of bone

[@johnmccann5182]

Also...please do “Babylon Sisters” by Steely Dan

[@johnandrews3568]

Jamal man, I found you a few days ago and I just love your reactions. I've been a Rush fan since 1977 (discovered via my sister when I was 12) and saw them live for the first time in 1980 and saw them at least once on every tour. Rush is literally the soundtrack to my life. Back in high school (when Subdivisions came out) admitting you were a Rush fan was committing social suicide. Only 'nerds' listened to Rush. But all those 'flavour of the month' bands and one hit wonders vanished and Rush soldiered on and we supported them with gusto year in, year out. And when Snakes and Arrows came out, I started a divorce from hell. That album (again literally) saved my life. Whenever I got the feeling of wanting to step out on that 'ledge', I put on S&A and turned around. Your discovery of MY band brings me GREAT joy! Welcome to the club, brother, we've been expecting you.

[@patrickrovira7213]

Jamal, Rush Hemispheres. It's long, but the music takes you on avtrip without leaving your seat.

[@jeffhall705]

Thank you so much for reacting to this song! I knew you would like it and your reaction to the rap was priceless!

[@ronponce8238]

Thank you. More RUSH please...Primus as well. Thanks again. Think it's time for Cygnus X-1 and Cygnus X-1 book II:Hemisphers

[@brettmarlar4154]

Watching this reaction sent me back to late 1991 when I heard it for the first time the day the album dropped. Thanks for this!! When asked about who did the rap part, no one would fess up to who actually performed it, but said they used a harmonizer to make them sound "bigger and blacker" than they were.(That was an quote from an interview in 1991 that I read in a guitar magazine, it was not intended then or now to be racist, if anything it was a slam on themselves for being three white guys from the suburbs of Toronto.) Whether or not Geddy came out later as being the one who performed it in the studio, I don't know. But I have heard fans speculate that it was him at shows in the years since. When performed live, not a single person is stood at a microphone even pretending to be performing it, as it is just a sequenced part that is triggered, likely by Neil.

[@amorodioamor4388]

Have you done Distant Early Warning by Rush. As a Rush Fan since 74 I consider this later Rush.

[@Ram44]

I've been playing Distant Early Warning on guitar a lot lately. Not sure why!

[@surfeit5910]

LOL Proving Einstein's theory of relativity, eh? :)

[@Rush2112mnPeartLeeLifeson]

I remember when I first heard that song....Peart's lyrics...fit so perfect there he was so gifted with words.

[@marcelohenrique8541]

Big money is cool too!!!!

[@michaelcox7687]

Huge props to you Brother. You react to a great cross section of Rush's body of work. 70s,80s,90s, and I'm sure you will work up to Clockwork Angels. It's the fact that the quality is always at another level, that makes them The Greatest Band in Rock history. Thanks

[@andrehughes1]

Incredible, iconic masterpiece from Rush. Evocative, deep lyrics, with the expected master musicianship. I didn't really love that rap section. Cool, hip, and trendy for the time? OK...I get that. Kind of the exact opposite of what I want from Rush. They should have dropped out the guitar and drums right there and laid down a magical musical interlude that they are so fantastic at.

[@Tranquillado]

Perfect reaction to the lyric “Fate is just the weight of circumstances.”

[@robr135]

That was Geddy himself rapping.

[@stevedrums1675]

Jamel, you make me smile!! Hearing these songs fresh through your ears makes me smile. Big, manly hugs and thanks for the entertainment. Stay safe!

[@sandmanlogan5ran149]

Rush has no signature sound, as this proves. The rap section kept this song off of the classic rock stations back in the day, unfortunately.

[@kivimik]

I remember the album opener, "Dreamline," getting a good deal of airplay, though. This was the first Rush album I bought.

[@SilverFox-qr1ci]

Not here on the mighty Q

[@kivimik]

@@SilverFox-qr1ci I lived in Sudbury, Ontario at the time, and the station I listened to was Q92, where I heard "Dreamline" first. You are likely right about "Roll the Bones." It was first hearing "Dreamline" that brought me to the album.

[@sandmanlogan5ran149]

@@SilverFox-qr1ci My hat's off to the MightyQ for not staying in their little box..

[@aerynsunx]

I live in NYC and that was not the case with NY radio here.

[@AudiophileTubes]

Great choice Jamel, and great reaction! RUSH is timeless! Fan since '75 here.

[@pauld669]

You need to review “Nobody’s hero” by Rush very poignant lyrics to what is currently happening in the world

[@FChuckT]

Hell yeah. Glad you decided to do this reaction. It's one of their best IMO

[@jose-migueltorres3854]

Great channel man! Whenever you can, react to "RUSH - The Weapon (Count Floyd Intro) live 1984 - Grace Under Pressure Tour" Thanks ! Have a great day

[@weekendwarriorguy2367]

I love your reactions bro. Rush, the words resonate. Glad you got it!!

[@seamusburke639]

5:15 Kinda loses something without the Rapping Skeleton.

[@anthonyc9131]

My favorite band of all time. So glad you reacting to more Rush. Great album, request " Ghost of a Chance" of the same album. Now why Rush is the Shi...you know what I mean. Keep Rocking My Brother🤘

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

Oh yeah, this is just about as ‘funky’ as three white guys from Canada can get😆😂🤣

[@jimp8069]

It seems that you have become the ambassador of Rush music. And that's a great thing!

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

Sooo many people hated them for this, but it just made me appreciate them that much more. 🤘❤️🖖🇨🇦✌️🎹🥁🎸🎤

[@bearace040]

This was the first album I ever got of Rush and I fell down the rabbit hole from there. These guys were amazing in concert and everything has a message and makes you think. Almost 30 years later and they still get me thinking.

[@browny4500]

Been listening for awhile now and no idea why I haven’t subscribed yet but better late than never. Love the reactions Jamal. Keep it up my friend. Look forward to the next one.

[@chiklitz]

My first Rush cd! My brother was a huge fan and he got it for me (along with a custom tye dye from the tour) for my birthday. He loved to follow them on tour!

[@nikkouhanshabutsuno1028]

I'm glad you liked this song. I hope you get to hear the rest of the many other jewels they have.

[@lesliebaldwin5685]

"I love everything from them" is why I love you !

[@blackwolf6082]

Love how authentic you are on these reactions.

[@kurtborchers6178]

one of my favorite Rush tunes is "Countdown," which is about the first Space Shuttle launch. NASA gave them all kinds of footage to use for their video. it's a killer video. definintely not one to miss. you were probably about 4 when the first one went up? it was a huge deal...HUGE. the video and the song captures the moment as only Rush can do.

[@simongrundy2208]

Another great reaction! Good to see you enjoying this great band.

[@johnhmaloney]

Great video. Your reaction to the rap was the same as all of us who were Rush fans back in '91, when the song was released. It was performed by Geddy using a harmonizer to lower the pitch of his voice.

[@evandrocg5736]

Thank you, man! I was praying for someone to react this wonderful song on KZbin. Thank you for go beyond the obvious songs that everybody react.

[@shera1789]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 OMG! THAT WAS GREAT! THANK YOU JAMAL! I needed that! And by now I'm sure ya know it's Neil! My favorite reaction right now! (still chuckling🤭) 😁💥💯🖤🎶🤘 RIP Neil Peart

[@robertnewburn8269]

Love, love, love your channel! Man, keep it coming!!!

[@gsadventures678]

One of your best reactions yet Jamel. I've watched it a few times already! So good and your face when the rap starts!