RUSH - WITCH HUNT | REACTION

[@pen-gos7321]

Rush, the best band ever to have graced the world of music.

[@bobelaviador]

AGREED

[@orange_cat]

There have been better. Been thinking for 10 minutes and cannot think of one, but maybe something before our civilization.

[@inthedream9127]

For me Tool just scrapes over Rush, but only by a hair

[@nodrush80]

For me it's Rush all the way, they have recorded so many different types of music, tool are good but will never dare to venture outside of their genre. Rush have the biggest balls of any band.

[@ermannosorricchiodivalfort4905]

i don't agree but i respect your opinion, i'd say top 5 as a prog band, basically with Neil, and a solid rock\blues band in their first years

[@croaker4747]

I always really liked this song. Honestly there wasn’t a bad thing on “Moving Pictures” period.

[@davesunhammer4218]

One of my favorite albums tbh.

[@karlwilliams8397]

Moving Pictures is one of the albums that I can listen to from start to finish without stopping. I was at the Time Machine tour where they played Moving Pictures straight through from beginning to end in concert. What a great show - I saw it both times they came through here.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@@karlwilliams8397 : I was lucky enough to see the Moving Pictures tour as a kid. I'd never even heard of a band that could faithfully recreate the sound of their albums live. I was so struck by that, and became determined to perform that well live in the bands I was in too. Every performance should be as good or better than the album if at all possible.

[@williampeterman5048]

PERIOD!!!

[@mick8018]

only bad thing about Moving Pictures is that sadly, it comes to an end...

[@edwardgately5931]

One of Rush's best songs, and such a powerful message more important than ever.

[@Gaderelli]

Musically ….not ! But lyrically = very good !

[@evankeal]

I can tell that you have watched a screen in the last 5 years and believed what you saw. Truth is, this song takes place when those things were the reality.

[@dwainsellers6453]

@@Gaderelli musical awesome! SO underrated. My favorite song of theirs wow there are so many.

[@dwainsellers6453]

The drum fills. WOW!

[@danielmcalister2713]

Correct. Not about witches at all and never was meant to be.

[@HansMcGruber]

One of Rush's best songs lyrically. I'm always amazed how Neil can write such vivid and impactful words and then the guys package it beautifully into a 5 min rock song. No one else could ever do it like them.

[@dwainsellers6453]

One of my favorite rush songs for sure , and they have so many. Always been my fav since the 80s when I was in high school , still listening to it right now.

[@baroidrig1435]

So powerful and so relevant to today's world. My favorite Rush song. I remember lying in bed as a kid with headphones on and the light out listening to this covered in goose bumps. Neil's own comments on the lyrics leave no room for ambiguity. This is a song highlighting the dangers of ignorance and bigotry in our society.

[@paulmatthews7458]

1981, 40 years later on 6th Jan 2021: Quick to judge, quick to anger, Slow to understand. Ignorance and prejudice, And fear walk hand in hand.

[@vivahvv]

Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand. Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand. Neil Peart lyrics at his best. Just Wow!!!

[@Hossman757]

One of my all-time favorite Rush songs. SOOO Underrated.

[@dwainsellers6453]

My favorite one, definitely underrated!

[@tyrearn9235]

indeed. very underrated

[@robertsimmons3336]

Neil Peart is the master of lyricism!

[@fasteddie777666]

NEIL PEART IS THE MASTER ....PERIOD !!!!!!!!..

[@Azabaxe80]

@@fasteddie777666 was he a better percussionist than he is a writer? Or the other way around?

[@fasteddie777666]

@@Azabaxe80 ...he's a master of both...hard to say , when he destroys 98 % of the competition...the other 2% come close but no cigar

[@piratecat5113]

If Jedi meant anything in real life he would be a Jedi Master.

[@fasteddie777666]

@@piratecat5113 yeah man !!

[@zzyzxx13]

My favorite track on Moving Pictures. Love it! It's been 40+ years and it's still not old.

[@ascensionenergetics85]

People today: I’m woke! RUSH shouts from 1981: Hold my beer.

[@S_M_360]

Ascension Energetics - hold my Molson

[@gunsmoke6230]

Thats funny !

[@Squirrelconga]

"Hold my Moosehead.".

[@XHuntinatorX]

@@benpearson49 ... Libertarian.

[@carlgibbons5777]

@@XHuntinatorX Neil saw the cruelty/hypocrisy/racism prevalent all across the GOP party. Even though he is Libertarian by title, Neil said the ONLY choice you are left with is Democrat.

[@buckeyeman7631]

My favorite song from Moving Pictures! Thanks for the reaction! "those who know what's best for us, must rise and save us from ourselves!" a classic history warning still relevant today in modern life boys n girls. And one of Rush's best "shorter" songs ever. I bought this brand new back during its release...on cassette. Back then we got gems like this album on a weekly basis.

[@buckeyeman7631]

@Not politically Correct that's awesome! I parted with mine a long, long time ago. I actually held onto my vinyl a lot longer than my cassettes.

[@jeffspicoli2643]

Watching someone become a RUSH fan brings tears to my eyes.

[@StefanEngler-rb8lu]

Same here. Its truly awesome.

[@travis8404]

I'm 57 and still listening to this , but i can never can get my head to move like yours lol , great taste, Neil great lyrics

[@JF-kv1gm]

Find myself welling up every time I listen to this. Written almost 40 years ago and we're still in the midst of it. Neil shared so many life lessons with us. Thanks for reacting to this!! I'll go and wipe my eyes now... 🙏😭

[@JohnBrooking4]

Yep. As relevant in 2022 as it was the day it was written. Sadly.

[@Rush_Subdivisions]

Written in the early 80s it resonates even more today with all the hatred being spun out there by a certain politician! This was the first Rush album I heard and it had just come out and I was hooked and a fan ever since. Thank you for these videos!!

[@seanpaula8924]

Bama or Biden?

[@mbodine804]

I love these. Rush has been my favorite band for 40 years. I love seeing someone hearing them for the first time and feeling the same way I did. It is like living it all over again.

[@maddkatter7948]

Listen to that song over and over for years. They have influenced my brain in so many ways.

[@tedcook9621]

I'd love to see him do a reaction to Rush' Red Sector A from grace under pressure. OR do some more songs in the Fear series. The Weapon, Or Enemy Within.

[@Babyseal2002]

Red Sector A - from this video version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIuQm3t4fc2CfLM

[@LearnToRefine]

The Enemy Within would be D O P E !

[@Acebets70]

@@Babyseal2002 Yes my fav

[@norwegianblue2017]

Manhattan Project!

[@tedcook9621]

@@norwegianblue2017 All of the above, Rush has so many great tunes!

[@billray903]

By far one of the best Rush songs ever. The lyrics.. wow. Goin on today as we speak. Love this tune.

[@michaelpearce840]

That was great Mel ! I am an adult with autism and Rush is my favorite band. Thank you. I luv your channel .

[@julien2231]

Rush is the best band there ever was and ever will, no doubt!!!

[@bobweiram6321]

LOL! I always associated Rush with technical, nerdy type folks.

[@mitchdavis264]

Rush was a once in a lifetime experience they fit together perfectly and will be remembered and listened to for years

[@bobcarn]

Rush had a few songs that seemed to be ahead of their time lyrically. This one seems so applicable now. Another one is "A Farewell to Kings". When I hear the lyrics for that one, it almost gives me a chill. I remember listening to it when it was released in the late '70s, and never imagined then that the lyrics could be so applicable to 2019.

[@joeday4293]

CMV: the entire album "Signals" telegraphs the internet age, from 1982.

[@timchristionmyers7895]

Thanks for reacting to this. My fav Rush song for 30 years, and no one seems to appreciate it!

[@denatokaya315]

This song shows us that some things will never change. There is always someone who wants to control others. Thank you for the reaction, Jamel!

[@anickintime]

So far, as a lifetime Rush fan, this is one my favorite reactions you've done. Beat and KILL...Kill...kill...

[@curtiseckelkamp]

Not only are they masters of their respective instruments but they also have lyrics with a conscience. I get chills watching you react to the lyrics and seeing them reach you inside your mind. Peace brother

[@judgeporceddu8057]

the Human Voice is an underappreciated instrument. Geddy found his style and it was great!!

[@ZepG]

I loved his voice from the start and the music was amazing. Back in the 80's I tried to get my wife into Rush but she always said "I hate his voice" without listening to the beauty of it all. Then guitar hero came out and we played it together and after she actually played along with Rush and learned to appreciate their massive talent we went together to see them live in Hershey and she loved it!

[@morganrothe9911]

Well said...or even... elucidated....?

[@necromancer6897]

There will never be another band like rush they were so talented and interesting!

[@surfeit5910]

"Quick to judge, quick to anger. Slow to understand. Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand." American politics in a nutshell, everybody!

[@erikvaldur3334]

Amen. The whole song is today's American Politics . Those who know what's best for us must rise n save us from ourselves. So many parallels. They create chaos, then take our rights to make us feel safer. Ha. Rush was so far ahead of their time.

[@jdlives8992]

Do you know how old this song it. Neal is a master mind.

[@camanojim]

@@erikvaldur3334 I have always understood that line to mean...they feel they must rise and save us from ourselves for our own good. Complete opposite of the bands own view point. imo

[@randallshaw9609]

@@camanojim Yes, I'd agree: the complete opposite of the band's viewpoint. The only person who knows what is best for you is you. The only person who can save you from yourself is you. "Still goin' on today, ain't nothing changed." I'd say its gotten worse.

[@erikvaldur3334]

@@camanojim yeah, that's funny. As I heard the song again here I was thinking it doesn't seem like their ideology.

[@billsebring445]

This has been my most favorite RUSH song ever. It creeped me out and it made me think. I related to it. The music gave me goosebumps and the fur on my arms stood up. Of course my mother did not get the point. And she had the exact attitude of those “vigilantes”. So convinced that only a certain way to think or be was the only right way. This was why I as a closeted teenager kept quiet about a LOT of things. And why that song meant everything to me. I can never get tired of listening to it. Those Obie synths sang gloriously.

[@Scooter730]

I was so excited when I saw that you had done a review of this song. I knew that these lyrics would blow you mind and speak to you. Neil just said the things that needed to be said. 1980 was the year and Neil had grown up in the 60s witness to the civil rights unrest, he saw the things that happened and at that time were still going on. And the song is still relevant today. No matter what your political convictions are, those in power always think they know what is best for us...they need to remember that they work for us and they need to take their ques from us, not the other way around. Sorry I will jump off my soap box now!! Thank you for this video and your reactions! Spot on man!! Bravo!!

[@markmilligan6616]

My favourite RUSH track of all time, and there have been an awful lot of awesome RUSH tracks, it's the one I keep coming back to.

[@bryanhaynes6742]

Amazing how all these reaction videos keep popping up. So many are RUSH driven. I always knew they deserved a bigger fan base. Had no idea it would comes 40 years later.

[@thedarkness97]

They had the fan base, the problem was Rush never hyped themselves up. It was all about the music.

[@bryanhaynes6742]

@@thedarkness97 Understood. I've seen 43 sold out shows, "a few empty seats in the mid 80's". Was thinking a popularity level that rates with a Zepplin, Pink Floyd, Beatles. They should be in that conversation. Thx. for the reply.

[@RedPillMode]

I have the feeling Rush is bigger than ever, and will continue to grow. When I started to listen Rush, when Exit Stage Left was NEW album, Rush was not well known. None of my friends understood it at all 😀. I love all the attention and love Rush is getting nowadays.

[@MIKEPGH]

I have warm memories of sitting on a cold porch listening to this on a portable tape player. Anyone remember portable tape players? I used to sit out there with my cat that had an amputated leg. I sat there for hours listening to this album over MANY times with her after school. Made me feel important.

[@guichogf5636]

Saw this live in concert when the Moving Pictures album came out. This song in particular was mesmerizing, goose bumps. Audience was transfixed.

[@DocRobert]

One of my favorite Rush songs. RIP brother Peart. Love

[@wdohna]

It's so crazy when i listened to this as a teenager and now i look back to the lyrics and how much it conforms to today's tragic lifestyles,

[@kerrysmith1899]

A year after this reaction, and Rush is still opening Jamel's eyes. This song is more relevant than ever.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Rush was never worried about their lyrics. Truth is truth. The entire Moving Pictures album is transcendent. Fact.😎

[@josephgeurts3134]

Lyrics from 81' and sadly still so spot on

[@dennistyler9852]

For thousands of years, mankind doesn’t learn. Take care…

[@CRUSTYCANUCK]

One of my Fav RUSH tunes.... funny how it still resonates with today's "strife"

[@justineapril7922]

Now you can see why there's a few million of fanatical Rush fans!! And you have heard 4 of the 7 songs on arguably their seminal album, "Moving Pictures" released wayyyy back in 1981!! All you have left is the phenomenal instrumental YYZ, the car story Red Barchetta and the 11+ minutes piece, The Camera Eye. Lyrically, there are songs after the "Signals" album (of which you've heard Subdivisions) that stand up to any song on "Moving Pictures." I can name at least a dozen or so more....

[@phiby123]

Just amazing lyrics, Neil Peart arguably one of the greatest lyricists ever.

[@dennistyler9852]

Tremendous drummer 🥁. The whole band is amazing.

[@utubedestroysmytime]

Hemispheres, Permanent waves, Moving Pictures, Signals. The quad of perfect prog-pop . Rush and Terry Browns pinnacle sound.

[@Efferri]

Their music and messages are timeless... KZbin needs more Nates

[@StefanEngler-rb8lu]

Quick to judge, quick to anger. Slow to understand. One of my all time favorite lyrics!!! 🤘

[@EchoesDaBear]

I couldn't name a more perfect commentary on our current political and societal landscape. As true now as it was when Neil wrote it, and as repeatedly shown through all of history! Jamel - now you HAVE TO complete the Fear Trilogy! You've just listened to Part III (which speaks of mob mentality), time to move on to Part II, The Weapon (off Signals album), which speaks of how fear can be used as a weapon against us (again, speaking for our times?!), and then Part I, The Enemy Within (from Grace Under Pressure), which speaks how we can be our own worst enemy - our fears, distrust, prejudice, etc. All three songs are incredible, both in musicianship and lyricism!!

[@johnsaracino62]

It's just really fun watching someone get it for the first time. Thanks, man.

[@amorodioamor4388]

I was just watching your Vital Sign reaction and was gonna say do this and I click on again and here it is. And it sounds crazy because the crowds are gathering for the Witchhunt.

[@johnnymegabyte]

The night is black, without a moon.

[@carnut1965]

Neil Peart was one of the great balladeer writers of our time, May he rest in peace!

[@echeez4418]

Writing on the past, reflecting on his future. Amazing Neil. RIP

[@tedregal2867]

What a combination ! The bass player's voice compliments the drummer's lyrics !

[@LearningToSurvive]

Love this song! No place for prejudice in today's world! And this was so long ago! Neil Peart was so far ahead of his time with his lyrics!

[@echeez4418]

And he is actually writing about times past that so reflect on his future at the time. Pretty insightful. Amazing band, amazing man. RIP

[@JF-kv1gm]

I think, sadly, that these lyrics will always be relevant.

[@jaimev001b]

I've been listening to Rush for 40 years. They've shaped my thinking since before high school and I thank them for that.

[@qishoushi]

YOU bring me back to when I first these songs. Try Closer to the Heart.

[@harmonicpies]

I am loving your Rush videos. The expressions on your face are priceless and it’s almost like getting to experience my favorite music for the first time again.

[@JusCuz410]

Some of the most real & relevant lyrics Neil ever wrote. Story has it this was recorded around the time of John Lennon's murder.

[@dansanderson4427]

As you watch this band. Notice that they never disappoint. Keep it going. Your the best.

[@fredfirth3834]

In high school, in my advanced English class, we had to choose a song, play it for the class, and give an interpretation of it. I did this song.

[@steveporchia7339]

Rush is like a shower of music! Starts out as a little trickle .... and then .... WOOSH! The RUSH of music rains over you!

[@dennypayne]

"Manhattan Project" - Another song that gives me goosebumps - I'd also like to see how you react to some of their later stuff where Geddy's voice mellows somewhat. "The Wreckers" is a great song from their latest album.

[@WinByTKo]

+1 on The Wreckers

[@kesleycottrell1416]

Time Stand Still. This is funny. We have another Rush fan. I don't know if he knows it, but it's obvious.

[@omicron2018]

Love "The Wreckers!" Also "The Anarchist."

[@jonr9858]

Yet another illustration of the lyrical genius of Neil Peart. RIP

[@NCNelz]

Rush “the Necromancer “ ..no one ever does it...early album ..song is sabbathesque ...raw , aggressive and strange ...their most underrated song ...prelude to 2112

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Eric Nelson Couldn’t agree more. Very few people review it, but the ones who do are always pretty blown away.

[@NCNelz]

Susan Maggiora 🤙🏻

[@DeaconBlues117]

It's kind of a tribute to the backstory of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy, when "the Necromancer" - Sauron in disguise - was at th3e tower of Dol Guldur in Mirkwood. There was a little self-insert in the fanfic, of course, with "the three travelers, men of Willowdale" (Willowdale was the suburb of Toronto that Geddy and Alex lived in as boys).

How I love this band!!! They had the best drummer in the world!

[@jdchapa1205]

Bytor and the Snow Dog worth a listen, my friend..:)

[@garytorborg8200]

But please do the live version from All The World's a Stage, not the studio version!

[@sagittariusdad2916]

The live version from all the world's a stage!

[@johnnymegabyte]

@@garytorborg8200 exactly. Alex solo's are amazing. The whole album is a live masterpiece. Every song out-did the studio version. Why? Because in 2 short years they got so fluid.

[@varmoes]

40 years later and these lyrics echoes our current reality... Damn!

[@WinByTKo]

Rush should be done with lyric videos, especially their 80s material. React to Red Sector A. As you listen, understand that both Geddy Lee's parents were in German Concentration Camps during WWII. You want impactful lyrics???

[@Shadowcon1]

This will always be my favorite song! The message still applies today

[@melissas4874]

If anything, this shows you that some things never change in society.

[@klantic2]

Quick to judge, quick to anger. Slow to understand. One the best words written by Peart. It's SOOOOO good.

[@Pudgybro]

Love the song, Love the shirt, love the channel!

[@GruvyGurl63]

As a teenager, Rush music challenged me to think for myself, be myself, and to love complex beautiful instrumental music.

[@chriscollesano8463]

The camera eye, is great also

[@rushfan3]

Hey Jamal, love your reaction to this song. This song is 42 years old. It first appeared on the Moving Pictures album which was released in 1981.

[@thedarkness97]

ET & the Sno.....Err I mean Bytor and the Snowdog, by Rush. Middle parts trippy as hell!

[@lorin42]

Rush has so much depth in their lyrics that I have yet to consistently see in any other band. Done in their own unique way.

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

...And thank YOU, for getting to the (foolishly) "less popular side" of RUSH's Moving Pictures!! [I think you need to get to "The Camera Eye" as well, now🤘🔥🤘] -Yeah: 38 years into the future (from when this was released) and, despicably!!!!, the world seems MORE ignorant, careless ...and locked-in to such things and all related, than it was back then, even. 😡🤮😥 It's heartbreaking (and more-than-disturbing.). It's, just, WRONG! {Oh and: not to diminish or alter all of the aspects addressed by/alluded to by/encompassed by the images painted by and used in the song, but: the core, driving inspiration for the lyric was the idea of censorship and "mob think" ...and how easy it is to accept horrors happening around you, esp. when everyone else claims they are not horrors and if you don't believe that you will be made to suffer, as well. Rush ALWAYS spoke from an inspired, informed and intelligent place. 💜]

[@thevenerablebede5601]

Jamel, your reactions to hearing and listening to these Rush songs for the first time are priceless. We are really enjoying watching you put these out. You obviously have a very high musical IQ. Keep up the great work. A few other great Rush songs you might want to check out are Manhattan Project (about the building of the atom bomb and the arrival of the "atomic age"), Red Sector A (about the Holocaust), Mystic Rhythms, Scars and Available Light. Enjoy!

[@yurioliveira494]

The only thing I don't like about Rush, is the fact that I'll never be as nearly as good as any of them 😂

[@dvdfrnzwbr]

I've heard accolades for Frank Zappa more than Rush in my life time

[@billsmith4877]

Yuri Oliveira Who is Yuri?

[@86FxBdyCpe]

Well Yuri, don't feel bad, your not alone. I'm sure 90 something percent of all musicians likely feel the same way.

[@ZaphiroAnejo]

Well, many people felt that same way about themselves, you see plenty of geniuses and brilliant minds left a huge mark on history, and they died before that happening. You see, Van Gogh killed himself and his art was going to be appreciated so much time after that. Just live your life as you wish, so many did that and tried doing things in their own way and changed the world

[@mycroft16]

I learned so many lessons about life and respect, tolerance, acceptance from listening to RUSH as a kid than just about any other source. They have a gift for talking very plainly and simply about very complex issues. I love Witch Hunt. It doesn't get near enough play. Here's a few of my favorites I'd love to see you listen to. Dreamline Marathon The Pass Test For Echo Far Cry The Garden

[@renevious]

1981 buddy. RUSH = GOAT

[@evandrocg5736]

These lyrics... That's the reason for so many people saying that Rush is the most cerebral band of the rock.

[@irical100]

Greetings! Diggin the reactions - try the Rush song called "Entre Nous" - really sweet, REALLY great lyrics! Peace!

[@omicron2018]

Agreed! Love Entre Nous!

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

THE MOST UNDERRATED SONG IN HISTORY.

[@rodhubbard6320]

This is my FAVORITE song by Rush. Thanks for reacting to it.

[@mikecaetano]

Geddy Lee's parents survived the Holocaust, so bear that fact in mind when thinking about the lyrics of this song.

[@chiefbrody75]

Actually, Red Sector A was the song written about that. (Although kinda the same principle here)

[@DeaconBlues117]

@@chiefbrody75 Yeah, this one's more about the Satanic Panic of the '80s. TV, movies, music, role-playing games, it was all supposed to be part of some massive Satanic plot. And of course those who believed all that crap felt it was their sacred duty to "rise and save us from ourselves"...

[@paulsharkey6576]

at 3:27....I've been hearing that beautiful note Geddy hits since this album was released. It still makes me lift my arms up to the sky.

[@godbluffvdgg]

I can tell you really like Rush now...:)...In 20 years, you'll love them even more...in 40 years, you'll beam ear to ear when you see someone hearing it for the first time like you...:)...Prog has all the messages of life exposed for all to see, hear and live... I'll send you 10 bucks if you react to; King Crimson...Starless and Bible Black...

[@RedPillMode]

Starless is pure gold.

[@scottandrysik7924]

Twentieth century schizoid man....I once played that song to some younger people. They couldn't believe it.... but again,they were a little whack...

[@godbluffvdgg]

@@scottandrysik7924 From a great album too with Greg Lake on Vocals...Epitaph is killer from that as well! I'm glad I was a teen in the 70's...That stuff was on FM radio every day...Those days are long gone...I was listening to Red last week on an early Sunday morning and it saddened me that I was most likely the only human on EARTH listening to that at that time...

[@thecooka69]

Rush does not mess around. They marked so much musical territory and basically pissed on everything in their way

[@stevenfraney5114]

🙀✌️. This song has meaning still today

[@alrivers2297]

Even more today than then.

[@klondo]

RUSH.. The best group ever as far as I'm concerned.. for rock that is..

[@MW-sw7so]

The song closely fits with whats going in now, huh?

[@mikeb3835]

Leftists have always been intolerant.

[@MW-sw7so]

@@mikeb3835 yeeeah buncha fartknockers!

[@HansMcGruber]

Closely fits with what's always gone on

[@mikeb3835]

@Fahim Ahmad thanks for proving my point.

[@MW-sw7so]

@@HansMcGruber yes sir!

[@martinhall3510]

lyrical genius,from the greatest drummer to have walked this earth.

[@billvickers6824]

CAMERA EYE-PLEASE

[@HAIDARAVEN]

Seconded

[@alrivers2297]

Forth!

[@sgtBelson]

Just ask Nate, he’ll tell ya!

[@samculver9852]

Al Rivers Fifth!!

[@beezerreacts1684]

I 6th that. :)

[@gbh8939]

GEDDY+ALEX+NEIL=RUSH! They are an equal lateral triangle of greatly talented musicians that create magical songs for the human race and The Clockwork Angels.

[@tgchism]

As relevent today or even more so, than the day it was recorded!!

[@juniorclarke6805]

My brother I grew up listening to Rush as a brother that's as you say there's a message in that song and it's so old beautiful music you just got to listen

[@albertreyes1877]

Rush - Limelight

[@lalogarcia2212]

Thank God I watched this incredible journey from beginning to the end thank you rush for blessing us with such incredible music

[@bardmathiasbergersen5068]

Good review. You could also listen to “Closer to the heart”, an early gem.