Rush - The Anarchist - Live Clockwork Angels Tour (Remastered)

[@photoniccannon2117]

Geddy said in an interview that this was one of the hardest songs to sing and play at the same time that they've ever written. I believe it, the parts aren't even remotely syncopated. Impressive as always.

[@greatunz67]

I love Geddy, but to be honest in the post 2000 years he wasn't so much singing as much as just sort of making vocal sounds, you can barely understand the words he is singing here, it's like a long howl/whine

[@NASA-criminals]

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[@stephenslade1639]

@@greatunz67 Geddy could still halfway sing and he did have a lot to live up to. Same with Ian Anderson, great singer 'back in the day one' but lost it a long time ago. Still great instrumentalist is Geddy. Two musical geniuses who refused to let age get them. Well as he says here 'they tried to get me.. they'll never..'

[@jbirzer]

@@stephenslade1639 There is a difference. Ian Anderson blew out his voice in the 80s from overuse and probably bad technique. With Geddy, it is just age catching up and trying to reach notes he can't regularly hit live. Normally, he had kept within his limitations, but I don't mind stretching here, since they probably knew they were close to the end anyways.

[@vitorgallo8089]

Goodbye Neil, thank you for your inspiring music that helped me to have a better life. Such a sad day

[@MrMrdlegend]

I'm with that sentiment

[@ltfcrazy]

Seconded. He saved me many many times.

[@diannebdee]

I'm going to cry. Still not used to the notion of this world without The Professor. :*(

[@brianjezuit4085]

Yes, yes. Very well said, Sir. 🥁

[@willianfender]

"A missing part of me that grows around me like a cage". RIP Neil! There will never be a lyricist like you!

[@omicron2018]

My favourite song from Clockwork Angels. The lyrics are edgy, drums are thundering, I like the switch in vocal tone in the bridge to the chorus, and this is Alex's best solo in years. Actually the whole album rocks a really cool steampunk theme with excellent songs. Way to go out on top!

[@coltan1521]

This song is so badass

[@derrickparran]

This song means business.

[@kertsang2053]

It's not particularly obvious, but Geddy singing the chorus and playing that particular bass line at the same time is just crazy. The two parts are so different melodically and rhythmically that you have to be a God-level multitasker to pull it off.

[@perryborn2777]

It truly is a tough song to play and sing I can play most of it, but man, that vocal is so hard to add on top

[@SCZim]

Geddy mentions that in an interview. The bass and vocals almost clashed. The only way he pulls it off is to practice, practice and practice the bass until his hands “memorized” the bass part. Then he could practice both the bass and vocals together.

[@sebg2086]

@@SCZim thats where he took it....

[@andreabossi7990]

Thank Rush for the soundtrack of my life

[@terracat2112]

Same!

[@13AndreFalcao666]

Think I'm gonna miss Neil forever. I actually tattooed the symbol for this song, but the tour sadly never came to Brazil. Still gets me every time, tough "For all those years I had to get along, they told me I was wrong I never wanted to belong. I was so strong"

[@benbarletta2927]

I still can't believe they were putting out amazing songs like this after all the years! Clockwork Angels is a totally underrated album!

[@StjDUK]

Took my eldest girl to see Rush on this tour for her 14th bday in Birmingham (UK) Still one of my greatest memories and a standout from 30 years of live shows

[@kylerock1109]

This sounds fantastic. I wish Geddys bass came through more though.

[@entelechy2020]

Listen with a quality pair of headphones. His bass is actually more prevalent here than on the last few dvds

[@craigmanning2439]

This is RUSH at its finest. 2112, Caress of steel, ect.....This song is epic. So glad I saw them 4 times on this tour.

[@ゲッド-c7e]

なぜこんなに興奮するのだろう？彼らの演奏は常にエキサイティングだった。 日本に今一度来て欲しかった

[@newforestpixie5297]

There are loads whom take the piss out of the near- worship of these fellas but you cannot argue their belief in what they do , their work ethic , their virtuosity, and the last album - of which how many bands of their longevity can create which doesn’t sound stuck in time or hopelessly apeing current sounds ? “ 😇🏴love from wessexshire

[@nickavenoso7851]

Yeah. Geddy actually said in an interview that this was one of the hardest songs to play and sing. He practiced it for hours until he could sing without having looking down at his fingers.

[@Smartie1]

Best song in the Album

[@vj9988]

Holy shit Alex's solo! One of my new faves.

[@scottshields113]

Geddys bass is sick af in contrast with the solo

[@paulbrighton3303]

A monster of a song! Just as good as any of their older stuff.

[@Sei4Shiori]

R.I.P Professor.

[@VoodooCrab]

Neil at his best as a song writer and a drummer. Take time to read the lyrics. Very powerful, thoughtful message. There will never be another like Neil Peart.

[@ellasmommy9278]

I agree with you and not just about Neil. The entire band is fully matured and at the top of their game. This is my favorite song off that album and probably my second all-time favorite song of Rush.

[@richardshows3529]

Amazing way to end a career! Clockwork Angels is brilliant!! The songs are very good. On another note....the two books about the album are very good reads.

[@jacobpflum566]

The drums come out more in this remaster. The one thing i didn’t enjoy about the original master/mix of Clockwork Angels tour cd was that Alex and geddy sound like they are in my living room and Neil is in my backyard.

[@progmeup]

The R40 version still sounds better than this, though. I'm working on remastering the studio album, which needs some serious fixes...

[@williamcox955]

Rest In Peace Neil 🙁🙁🙁

[@OneOfFourLucasMains]

3 dislikes?! That's too many...

[@martinschaller6652]

My favorite song on Clockwork Angels

[@Jeff-h4j]

God, the memories. The emotions this song brings upon me. I was 23.

[@williamquigley5836]

Forget the Stones, Zep or even the hallowed Beatles; Given their longevity, volume of work, growth and particularly, this album, Rush can actually make a realistic claim as the GOAT. They never would, but their fans just might.

[@rabtaylor9006]

They ll never Forget me.. Fab Amazing Unique Memorable Remarkable RIP Neil Peart..Planets Best Band without a shadow ov a Doubt. Listen n be Amazed 👌👍..The Mighty RUSH

[@edwardwaring3754]

to my hero rest in peace Neil..wow what a rush .for all the inspiration..the engine that drove it self . but he chose the up hill climb

[@jackzimmer6553]

Good stuff...VERY good stuff!

[@Wolfie66]

Great song! I love Alex's solo!

[@brendanward2257]

THE 3 AND ONLY !!!

[@shadowstrife3026]

I've always thought Chris Squire from Yes was best bass player ever, but I think Geddy Lee has surpassed him. RIP Chris and Neil you've both giving me so much

[@wildbill1726]

When I saw the strings in back by the flames I thought they must have been close to combustion. Then I kept rocking

[@dertrommler942]

Tremendous!

[@WilliamGodat-z6f]

Masters blessed to see them. Many times!!!

[@jimsmith625]

The pools of poison the scarlet mist

[@danielcarlson800]

RIP Neil!!!!!!!

[@joelalexander4513]

These guys are fuckin JAMMIN', bro!

[@levig384]

neils drum cam awesome

[@jeffeverhart8464]

🤘😎🤘

[@snipertsx]

I wonder......now that Neil's retired....does he keep his kits? Does he have dreams he's still playing drums?

[@ChandlerTV100]

From what I've heard no, I'm sure he's got a few kits in storage or somewhere though.

[@dinifabio]

Now we all know why... RIP the professor

[@thebox2909]

I feel like Geddy got that Loudspeaker effect idea from Les Claypool and his "Sandman" mic.

[@Simply_E]

I love my boys - have since i was 12, im 54 now. but ged's voice sounds aweful live after about 2014. ugh, hard to listen to.

[@fjb4274]

Seen Rush nearly every time they came to Indianapolis since 1977. Missed Hold Your Fire and Presto😊