Rush - Subdivisions - Live in Dallas

Subdivisions by Rush

[@AdrVdb]

R.I.P. Neil Peart. The greatest percussionist ever.

[@brownbeat0721]

Adrian Vandenbroek A terrible loss to rock music

[@jerrycornelius8821]

Absolutely.

[@grillosaint]

Indeed. Not a drummer, but a percussionist.

[@gareginasatryan6761]

Adrian Vandenbroek nah. Bozzio and minnemann better.

[@StayingBack71]

Tie with Bonzo- I preferred Bonzo's Snare-Tightest in the industry- Plus I liked Bonzos Triples.....

[@davidp2888]

There are those who play instruments and those who are musicians. These men are musicians of the highest caliber.

[@beohyl]

Are you kidding? They’re effing rock god maniacs!

[@n.s.3410]

Alex playing the bass with his feet during the keyboard solo is fire. This is amazing. 3 dudes lol. Sounds like an army.

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

If anything, underrated for the highly skilled musicians they are. From the suburbs of Toronto, Ontario.

[@stephenarsenault9948]

Amen brother👍👍

[@jeffcharlton9660]

Absolutely

[@Paul.A.Cotton]

Without doubt, the greatest rock trio there will ever be

[@markjohnson3457]

zz top?

[@owenb7823]

@@markjohnson3457what about them, rush is better

[@mike190ify]

What makes me Sick Nobody will ever be able to replace them, Nobody has developed, We were truly blessed to see Neil Pert 🙏 and of course hearing Arthritis is killing guitarist Alex Lifeson he probably will never play a Rush song again with his pain, We were blessed to see this

[@emersonlangstaff1527]

@@owenb7823 Just different. I'm 63 and been listening to them since I was a young teen. Always bought the new Rush and ZZ Top albums day one. But no way is Rush Better. ZZ Top is the greatest blues rock band of all time. Rush is the greatest prog rock band. I often listen to both still. Why the need to bash others or be a homer for only one band? God bless Neil and Dusty. And to me, both are second to Led Zeppelin. What I rock era I grew up in!

[@kjstars]

​@@owenb7823Nope.

[@johnearle7776]

Rush-Best Canadian band ever. Very talented musicians whose songs constantly made you think. Geddy’s multitasking abilities were astounding to watch.

[@toddkorbusieski111]

I grew up in the 70s with bands such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Lynyrd Skynyrd. There has never been a band as talented as these three Canadians. They lived their lives without drama and just made amazing music throughout their career. Thank you for being a role model of how a band should be.

[@jupiter6647]

I live S. FLORIDA, and the only Canadian to make drama is Justin T.!!!!!!!!

[@karnagefails333]

This will forever remind me of my Uncle Ken, motherfucker had a Rush belt buckle lol. Thanks for posting

[@379val]

Well said 😊

[@steveschaff4620]

Rush is to MUSICIANSHIP what the Beatles are to SINGING!🎸🤟💥🔥

[@robertbernard651]

They changed the trijectory of the music industry

[@krenwregget7667]

never have three guys created so much music. Rush is awesome.

[@jumpinjojo]

Don't forget The Police, King's X and the Stray Cats to name a few.

[@krenwregget7667]

joseph migliore all great bands, but none of them sound as full as Rush. It's like there are 6 guys playing instead of 3.

[@preving]

and ZZ TOP

[@neonskyline1]

It's a sound combination, if you don't get Lifeson's guitar sound it won't be so full, the other two well they are full on aren't they

[@bjornkeit2753]

these 3 guys ever did

[@rlbrett]

Goodbye, Neil. You were incredible. Your books, your grooves, your fills, your lyrics, your solos--they will all be remembered ad infinitum.

[@ronlanter6906]

Let's hope

[@JD-mt1rt]

@@ronlanter6906 I know a Japanese girl who would blow your mind; Yoyoka

[@allanraymond4569]

Dude, when people die they pass on into heaven. There is no goodbye. Right now Neil jams with John Bonham. Who's better in heaven?

[@tommoves3385]

Neil - you' ll stay center stage forever!

[@Meatball2022]

Never have 3 people been so connected as them.

[@diaphanoux]

At least for me, in all rock history, Alex Lifeson will always be the most UNDERrated guitar player ever.

[@svogender]

Yeah... He's one hell of a great guitar player..!! 👍😊

[@sharkfintech5893]

I play guitar and agree that Alex is most def amazing. It was a both a blessing and a curse for him to be part of a band with arguably the best rhythm section in rock history. 😄🎹🎸🥁

[@solomon2439]

@@sharkfintech5893 It all goes together. best bass, guitar and drums... its RUSH

[@sharkfintech5893]

@@solomon2439 Agreed, Rush is unquestionably one of the top rock power trios of all time, and many would argue, the best.

[@kevinkline7242]

Neil has so many drums he has to ask for directions to get out.

[@CaptDavyJones]

I don’t know how many times I’ve heard this song…yet it feels fresh every time…

[@steveschaff2335]

'Subdivisions' is THE SONG of my life. It changed EVERYTHING I thought about music and being a musician! My Dad gave me the 'Signals album for my 16th birthday in 1982. I had heard of Rush, but I hadn't caught the BUG yet. Some songs have to grow on you, not this one! From the second the Keyboard started I was in AWE!! When I looked at the sleeve of the record and only saw three men I couldn't believe it. This song made me a Rush fan for life. Geddy Lee's mind blowing Bass playing made me a Bassist. It taught me that not every song has to be in 4/4 time or about SEX, DRUGS, and ROCK and ROLL. It made me a better song writer. I have owned ALL of their studio albums and love all of it, but 'Subdivisions' will always be MY Rush song!! :)

[@motorlife7037]

Exactly, mine too, when I hear it I am back (in my case 1985, when I heard it first) the intro turns back time into my innocent teens, when I was exploring music, and this made me buy all Rush records, I just started from the first one. I become guitarist and have great respect to their creativity, now I see how complex and evolving their music is. One of these bands you just can listen to over and over. Pink Floyd is another (but I wish they were as good musicians as rush in the beginning)

[@marc-andrelabelle6438]

I think that moving pictures and signals album... is Rush at their peak and with 2112 ,Hemispheres, Permanent waves are the 5 best album.

[@dontworrybehappy8080]

Spirit Of Radio for me. Loved it the first time I heard it. And YYZ, and Tom Sawyer, and....

[@KubilayErtuna]

Listening to "2112" back in 1988 or 1989 was my first exposure to Rush.

[@paulsecon4889]

Steve Schaff Subdivisions, Limelight And The Pass. In that order are my favorites without question. One of the truly gifted power trio’s!!

[@truthenema245]

Saw Rush 18 times. Once from the 11 th row. Every show was magic !

[@Joshua-om4qx]

you suck...lol...I only got to see them once with my best friend on their Test For Echo Tour in '96....great time.

[@stevemastnick5034]

Saw them 26 times,the Grace Under Pressure tour watched them from a loge the first night and the second row the next night.

[@samirchopra1]

Saw them live at the Brendan Byrne Arena in 1989. Blew my mind. Still blown.

[@3dsmaxrocks699]

I was 15 and in school when this song came on some classmates boombox down the hallway...that synth sound reverberated thru the corridors..... It was a cold cloudy day in the afternoon. I'll never forget how I stopped to listen and wondered who the hell this was! I was a Pink Floyd nut. This song changed everything for me. I knew I wanted to be a musician right then and there.

[@canislupis3129]

‘Be cool or be cast out’. This is the quintessential song that represents Rush’s unwavering passion for integrity, honesty, and being yourself. To think your own path. I went over this song with my kids who were at just the right age to relate their world to the ideals of this piece. I think a lot of parents owe a thanks to Rush for this masterpiece.

[@MiamiSpartan1]

Irony that they’re performing in Dallas. The capital of conformity

[@joelvasta2792]

"Of lighted streets on quite nights"....hits me in my soul, what youth was like, what now seems like so long ago...(Then you would walk home)

[@milaanvigraham8664]

​@@MiamiSpartan1But not everyone there conforms, and so they get kicked out, right? Rush plays for them too

[@johnearle7776]

Go not where the path leads. Rather, go where is no path, and leave a trail. Rush in a nutshell.

[@nv1493]

Lifelong friends. Virtually a telepathic connection onstage. Humor. Love for each other. And musical perfection.

[@philf4086]

I actually think that their friendship was more important to them than the music. As it should be.

[@gocougs66]

Because Canadians are nice people

[@christophermaynard1902]

Human perfection or as close as you can get.

[@CarissaConti]

You nailed what I was noticing but would have been unable to articulate.

[@fenderstratocastertelecast8479]

What else can we ask for a rock band?

[@LotsaFails]

Sitting at my computer desk playing air drums...at 48-years-old. This song is everything

[@marcdonato9322]

@EM_Shadows well, I'm 61 and i'm doing it too... Good for you

[@Wakeup307]

It truly jams SO hard

[@dawnemerson3604]

Salute!

[@edstrangeway3831]

55 here and slapping the hell outta my desk ! Proud to have these guys approx 12x since Moving Pictures at the Garden in 1981. Timeless

[@dianegoodwin1981]

me too and im 58 lol

[@stevenewsome9185]

I remember going into the city and do nothing but cruise around and hang out just living life to it fullest. Now im an old guy, I miss the days of my youth.

[@lukequigley121]

Will argue , their BEST tune.

[@petersonpaludo9366]

The best Band of the World!!!!!!! Forever!!!!

[@Long_Tail_of_Finance]

Neil is a human drum machine. simply amazing to watch.

[@davidringo1399]

+Private Citizen hes the best in the world...period..best Ive ever seen & Ive seen thousands of shows...

[@davidringo1399]

+Private Citizen hes the best in the world...period..best Ive ever seen & Ive seen thousands of shows...

[@daliamiliseviciute9923]

One of the best - watch Omar Hakim in Burn for You with Sting from Paris / Bring on The Night Album ,

[@disgruntledtoons]

And the expression on his face is like he's doing nothing more difficult than chopping up some vegetables while filling an order at a diner.

[@brianlobo1512]

Dalia Milisevičiūtė that was one of the best drum solos I heard from the 80s

[@GingerKC]

Somehow I saw them twice and both times on my bday. Great bday gift!!! Age 16 and 24. Now I'm 55. But still lovin Rush!! ❤️

[@rray3630]

❤💞💔

[@davidmccormick8629]

Step back children and watch. This is how you create music whose words will be as relevant in 2017 as when they were when written back in 1982....

[@patriciamcdermott9589]

they seem to be even more relevant now! they are visionaries, they are wizards, they are magic!

[@glenlarson5373]

Totally befitting statement to the youth of today. Superb!

[@cacolobos5107]

As relevant in 2019...

[@scotthellier7576]

I'm 16 and love rush and their lyrics

[@kathydove3148]

DAVID, this music reflects the times in which it was written. Rocknroll is music of the baby boomers. The time for progressive rock has come and gone. It will never return.

[@davidmcclinton895]

Love it when Geddy steps out from behind the keyboard and starts clunking away on that Bass.

[@POKIEBEAR100]

I for one have never been to a concert(s) where I witnessed so many air guitors and drums and that was better than any appluise

[@KingIstvan]

Met Geddy twice, once delivering a parcel to his house and the other time at a place called “The Rosedale Diner”. A lovely albeit quiet man, average in stature but huge in presence. Saw the band in Toronto and they blew the roof off the arena.

[@cheriejones6887]

Had the amazing privilege of seeing them live once about 15 years ago. Has to be one of the tightest bands ive ever seen live. It was just pure perfection.

[@cf7719]

Three of the most talented musicians in rock history

[@robertodemari7411]

maybe the best

[@achmadariefsarbini4751]

Neil...best drumer ..ever❤

[@MBoyer-ng6ok]

People forget that in much of Rush's heyday, 1975-1995, the average North American teen could not access more complex popular music or lyrics with deeper ideas in their everyday life. So Rush was really a cultural lifeline for the more intellectual kids, especially ones that could identify some structures in the music or follow the lyrics and ideas. This was especially true if you were outside the big cities. I was in a small town without even a record store. We only had network television (later cable), top 40 radio, newspapers, and records/cassettes/8 track (no internet, Spotify, KZbin, Netflix, etc). So Rush was like a secret pathway, a shibboleth, and sometimes you'd even meet someone who had the tunes and rhythms in their psyche. A few blocks away, there was a friend and his brother (massive fans) with the sheet music, and so help me, except for the band itself, their playing was the best I had heard in an unfinished basement, with a 2112 banner in the background, in the corner of a square state somewhere in the middle of the US, deep in winter... magical

[@MrKiwiPete]

This song hasn't aged a day. ❤️

[@TheArtofGuitar]

THE Greatest RUSH Song

[@bluraynation5188]

This one is my favourite too. The beefed up guitar in this version makes it just as good as the album version. Alex Lifeson is without a doubt one of the best and most underrated guitarists in rock.

[@toulousetowin9085]

Yes. Among 1000 others.

[@Geoff_24]

Rush definitely has songs with over the top schemes and bigger "musical statements" but this song is just so clever. The changes between sections really push the song along and create a sense of urgency. Best example of 80s Rush to me .

[@beekay5914]

definitely

[@gibson617ajg]

I agree - only because this track introduced me to Rush and I'd have a list as long as my arm if I tried to pick my 'other' greatest songs. I'm big into Marathon at the moment though - our only pure 'rock' station (Planet Rock) has an afternoon DJ who's Rush bonkers and plays it a lot when I'm on the school run. My five year old son knows the chorus and sings along.... he's gotta learn the rest now.

[@Grrr036]

Neil Peart is the most "busy" drummer I've ever seen in my lifetime. He don't just keep a beat like a lot of drummers do, he is constantly in motion hitting his high hat, working it with his foot, and using all the other cymbals, rolling on the toms, changing the beats, etc. I didn't really pay attention as much as I have since he passed, but lately I have really been listening to a lot of Rush and watching their videos, and paying particular attention to Neil's drumming. He was a beast on the drums and in my opinion he's the best ever.

[@nascarman38n88]

Neil Peart was the best ever IMO. GOAT.. RIP Neil

[@nathanbialy1425]

Not to mention the crazy time signatures that only few can do that all in

[@JohanPlanting]

​@@nascarman38n88and John and Jason Bonham of course..

[@cjisawesome3686]

Rest in Peace Neil 🙏😌! Thank you for All the Awesome. Even Heavier than the Original Recording 😒!

[@jamestoops7228]

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are right to say RUSH is over. Theirs no one that has the genius drumming ability of Neil Pert not to mention his Shakperian ability at writing lyrics which inspired millions. Something he is never credited for but ought to be.

[@olben1095]

The holy triumvirate of which we’ll never see the likes of again. And we are forever grateful to bear witness.

[@shonaosmond4886]

RIP Neil, I just can’t believe you’re gone..😢😢😢😢 a proud but very sad Canadian 🇨🇦❤️😢

[@gregmcamp]

He was the best. I've been reading GhostRider in his honor. I know some other Osmonds that love Rush.

[@oficialcesarleitao]

Super banda de músicos fantásticos.Ouvindo de Recife- Brazil open.spotify.com/album/4iabAXoWdR9dy622RGCZpK?si=QlsnSQylT_eiVMISMF7ucg

[@andrewpetik2034]

As Geddy plays the opening keyboard riff and the crowd starts to cheer....I got a chill and just started bawling like a baby. I was not a concert goer. My brother had to pay for the tickets AND literally twist my arm to get me to go to see Alan Parsons Project [my second favorite performing artist] in Las Vegas way back when. I wish...I wish I had taken the cash and the opportunity to go see RUSH just once. But, alas, these videos will have to suffice. 😪

[@wesleyloroff2736]

Still can't believe the Professor is gone

[@rblauson]

The best that ever lived indeed.

[@ImSaved2036]

Rush. Canada's powertrio band. No Drugs, No Alcohol, No Groupies, No Profanity on-stage and No Scandalism. Just three highly talented individuals who are great friends, and play the best music ever played. Puts all other bands to shame.

[@nicholasvinen]

I hate to break it to you but there were plenty of drugs. Read Geddy's autobiography if you want to find out. They still managed to be awesome anyway.

[@tylerreiske7810]

They did smoke weed and drink bro.

[@cell151]

Lifeson was arrested for a fight in a bar around 20 years ago.

[@pbexley521]

Most great bands have one guy that made them great...usually the front man. Rush drew the Royal Flush with all 3 guys. Hard to imagine one band with this kind of talent. RIP Neil.

[@sharkfintech5893]

Great comment. There have been some amazing power trios -- Jimi Hendrix Experience, Cream, ZZ Top, Triumph (Canadian brethren to Rush), Grand Funk Railroad, et al -- and Rush certainly ranks up with the very best !

[@andrewparkinson8837]

A band where all three members were equally important.

[@jimburton1328]

I was there , awesome show got out of jail that morning and witnessed HISTORY that night . Dallas

[@ezzong]

May you have your rest of days in peace and in calmness Neil. Thanks for the decades of wonderful drum playing you've given us.

[@BluesLicks101]

Ditto! Thanks Neil!

[@oneanddone7992]

And some of the greatest lyrics in all of music. Name one other song that so vividly paints a picture as Red Barchetta.

[@kimgay6290]

Neil is absolutely my favorite drummer. "The Professor" is an understatement. Thanks for all the great music Neil. Fortunate to have seen Rush 13 times and every show was fantastic!

[@ezzong]

Farewell.

[@matthewferguson7084]

@@oneanddone7992 Countdown

[@jankarlsson8341]

I bought Signals when it came out, 14 years old. Still listening to them at 50.

[@scottfox7642]

Me too. 53 and still rockin'.

[@goathead3579]

i'm 14 now and i can play this song pretty well on drums not kidding :)

[@rangelo7281]

Same in fact I still have my cassette somewhere in the house

[@orestebertolirossel4914]

Yo tambien, saludos desde peru

[@DannyBoi2112]

@attracted to the metal like magneto What?

[@billwalbek1911]

There just isn’t a trio that can compare to these guys. Rest In Peace Neil. You will be terribly missed.

[@jlcragle]

The perfect meld of perfect rhythm of the Professor, the belching bass of Lee and the soaring riffs of Lifeson = Magic

[@mneumann966]

How can you not love RUSH? Really?

[@scottydaze111]

One of my top 5 Rush songs. Neil wrote these incredible lyrics which became the anthem for thousands of high school kids who never fit in and carry those scars for life:

[@bencollins3554]

Truth !

[@theanalogman1]

I am one of them. This song always inspires me.

[@mr.mephistopheles2497]

We all have those scars, and I wear mine proudly.

[@pauljohnson3340]

+Scott Freeman Same here. Well stated.

[@seanharrison6719]

+Scott Freeman Absolutely pissed these guys are not performing for the Super Bowl Halftime. They are better than Coldplay IMO and unlike many artists that performed the super bowl, RUSH did it all themselves(playing instruments, writing, singing, working their asses off)!

[@craigstark22]

Kept promising my buddy we would go see the boys again after this tour. We hadn't gone in a decade. He passed away in 2011 and now no more tours. These videos are so full of memories. Just great times. You all get it.

[@pentheninja2068]

Neil is absolutely mesmerizing to watch on drums! He is fantastic

[@johnnyM809]

Greatest drummer I have ever seen or heard

[@jasonbroten7956]

PenTheNinja For me it's just too difficult to put him at #1 without mentioning John Bonham as well. Neil is such a perfectionist and is so precise it's almost not human. Both are (or in John's case was) brilliant. So happy to have seen them both. Incredible does not begin to describe either of them.

[@plutomoon8106]

Without Neil there is no famous Rush!

[@seanbrehmer4883]

@@jasonbroten7956 The difference between Bonham (and I am a HUGE fan of his as well, and of Jason!) and Peart is that Bonham may be one of the greatest pure rock drummers in history, but Neil is perhaps the best percussionist of all time. He can play anything from Rock to Jazz and has created rhythms that new music notation had to be invented to document. Neil has worked with all the major manufacturers from cymbals to drum heads to pedals and helped engineer new methods of building sets so that his rhythms could be replicated. He has gone head to head with the best (Ed Shaughnessy, Buddy Rich, etc) and left them mesmerized.

[@dibber43]

One of THE greatest drummers to EVER hold a drum stick...PERIOD.

[@buckrandolph4260]

A moment in Music History where all the creative music Lived in between all the herd it a million times and any radio station anywhere played the same song at the same time everyday this stands out along with superior musicianship you have meaningful catchy song writing you have true pieces of time Frozen at the exact second it was created

[@sonydav356]

No doubt there will never be another RUSH… Listen & learn children….no power trips, no egos, highly intellectual music & just mad respect & love these three gentlemen had for one another & their music!

[@emmaduncan2991]

I'm impressed with Rush fans ability to discern the song in what seems like a fraction of a second!

[@psivewri]

It's such a recognisable intro :)

[@rollthebootlegs2130]

true

[@John94709]

This was the opening song in the concert is why the crowd cheered like that.

[@lesleymorgan01]

True Rush fans can discern it before note 1 through mental telepathy... Chemistry.

[@BASSMANN2007]

Rush fans' brains work faster =)

[@jonassilva5903]

Simply incredible! Geddy Lee is a freak, sings a lot, plays bass brilliantly and plays synth all at the same time! Neil Peart Is The Greatest Drummer In Rock History And Alex Plays Guitar Brilliantly! The best power trio of music history!

[@ThePsychedelicCinema]

When Geddy pulls back and jams out with Alex during his solo....so badass

[@marcpags1048]

ThePsychedelicCinema

[@mariai9549]

Geddy Berry lol

[@plynth2112]

One of my favorite songs,off that album. That one,and Analog Kid,as well.

[@caribman10]

Just so all you think-you-know-it-all kids can crow bullshit like Never have three guys created so much music" I offer you four words: The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Got that? Good.

[@mariai9549]

@@caribman10 bugger off! this is a rush video not a 3 man band video.

[@kevinmcgiffin10]

THIS IS AN ART FORM IN MOTION. ❤ WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER GROUP OF MUSICIANS LIKE THESE THREE FINE GENTLEMEN . 👏👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Mr. Neil !!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤❤

[@deltatranslation7288]

I was there with my best friend of 3 decades! Best show I’ve ever been to! RIP Professor

[@philvalade2437]

Look how happy the guys in the band are, look how happy the crowd is. That’s what music should do to you!!!!

[@zsolttemesi6534]

spot on comment..3 happy go lucky dudes jamming out.....

[@markb7067]

I was there, and I'm so glad I was. Caught every Dallas show since Signals. Simply three great musicians who always put on an amazing show.

[@emersonlangstaff1527]

I remember driving with my friends to go surfing at Huntington Beach in the mid-70's listening to 2112 cranked up- getting stoked (and stoned:) before paddling out. We'd never heard anything like that! Geddy's voice was sky high and the musicianship was spectacular! It still sounds fresh, 50 years later!

[@petekaster9185]

My favorite Rush song and God knows there are so .any gems.

[@Jammer2112]

This song is the anthem of my life. Cannot thank Neil Peart & Rush enough. RIP Neil.

[@metalhead-mf2zf]

Neil, so focused and studious. There is a mathematical precision to his playing. Never faltering, never failing, his process is always precise and exact like a laser. Always spot on. 3 things are guaranteed in this lifetime. Death, taxes, and that the professor will always be the absolute best Percussionist ever known to mankind. God-bless him, rest in peace, Sir.

[@carlossuzzarini]

this song is amazing it shook me when i was a teen and it still does after more than thirty years

[@wesrogers7153]

+Carlos Rafael Suzzarini You said it!This is where it all began for me. Heard this when I was 15 years old in 1982 and it was like a hammer blow. I remember thinking 2 things - who are these guys and how the hell do they know about me! Not sure what hit me first, the musical virtuosity or the lyrics. It defined me to a tee at that time. Then of course I went backwards through their catalog and moved forward with them. Been a GIGANTIC fan for 33 years and I have loved every minute!

[@timhughes8851]

+Carlos Rafael Suzzarini Song is 1991, so it is 24 years old.

[@timhughes8851]

+Tim Hughes No It Is 1982. My bad.

[@threalismaradona9899]

+Wes Rogers Ditto I too felt the same learning the keyboard parts now finally hope to cover it this summer

[@larryjohnson7429]

being a teen now I find this song one of the most relatable out there, makes me feel like I'm not alone in being an outcast, Rush is the fucking best

[@jimburton1328]

I was there , what a show bad ass PEART on drums sticks flying in the air and not missing a beat.

[@69Tonyro]

What an amazing song. May be my favorite Rush song 🔥

[@bing78]

I love all the nerds at rush show's air drumming along! So good!

[@zvonkokrupilnicki3445]

+Steve Bingaman not necessarily nerds!

[@anthonyrobinson4562]

+Steve Bingaman Think I would be doing it too.Can't play the drums to save my life and cant dance lol

[@Hellwyck]

+zvonko krupilnicki Come on, RUSH are self-confessed nerds

[@rodorr642]

+Steve Bingaman im the biggest nerd there .lol!

[@bing78]

+zvonko krupilnicki yes. Nerds. All of them. Myself included.

[@HisTimeHisPlan]

Their lyrics and skills are INCREDIBLE!!!!

[@davidkit9987]

Geddy Lee play difficult lines in bass, synth, keyboards, sing.... OMG....awesome artist.

[@davidkit9987]

and neil....rs....no words... :)

[@rustyshackleford5743]

They got skills, to pay the bills, and popcorn!

[@matthew4694]

The harmonics in that solo are epic!

[@JohnnyPerth]

3 man band, it’s stunning how good they are

[@ToddBVick]

I was at this show, great seats to the side front of the stage. It was utterly amazing. But, still not quite as good as their R40 show, which was other worldly. I've been a Rush fan since 1978, there will never be a better band in my humble opinion. RIP Neil, and thank you for all the amazing music and lyrics.

[@tylerreiske7810]

Milwaukee- Summerfest. 4th of July 2013. One of the best nights of my life. Thank you Geddy Neil and Alex. I will never forget it.

[@alexmiller6882]

RUSH has to be the greatest band to ever grace anyone's ears...

[@budgreenwood9359]

Quite possibly one of the greatest drum tracks ever recorded!

[@christophersilvas8910]

R.I.P. The Professor......G.O.A.T. I remember my childhood listening to Rush in my room playing air drums.☹

[@JohnLloydDavis]

The greatest trio EVER! Never fails to make me happy listening to Rush :)

[@SilentKnight43]

We live a short drive from Lakeside Park in Port Dalhousie that of course inspired Neil's lyrics to the song...where he worked as a teenager at the summer fair. The willows in the breeze are still there, as is the lighthouse and (newly re-constructed) pier. And now they have a new *Peart Pavilion* named in his honor at the park - a beautiful facility. RIP Neil - your legend will live on for generations. Your lyrics and rhythms were a huge part of the soundtrack of my youth and great memories.

[@themandownthehall]

The greatest song by the greatest group. R. I. P. Professor

[@kevinkilduff2064]

Unparalleled excellence. These guys set standards of musical accomplishment that will be appreciated by musicians and fans for decades to come.

[@Agordon-vw9lx]

The song that lead me to synthesizers. Thanks Rush, the best band ever!!

[@owenbaier8625]

Some will sell their dreams for small desires....this drove me throughout my youth to help me get to where I am today. Thanks to the Rush trio for all the music and inspiration.

[@jwbjpb1338]

"Subdivisions" is one of those songs that is perfect. The music..the lyrics..the meaning. Perfect.

[@zenitpro]

Man, what a tune... just timeless.

[@mikemcnaulty246]

A Masterpiece from the Greatest band ever!

[@HardKore5250]

Mike Mcnaulty I thought Yes was

[@creativegoth]

My favourite all time RUSH track..

[@djzeringue]

Mine Also....Peace from New Orleans!

[@motorlife7037]

mine too....Peace out....from Aarhus, DK

[@kalament1969]

Ditto....Schenectady, N.Y.

[@TheMan750]

Same..Baltimore, Md

[@27hfd]

Mine too....RIP Neal.

[@geezberry8889]

Neil was just amazing

[@kenlowe-ca]

It is great to watch Neil work that massive kit. I'll repeat what I've remember hearing during the 80s: Neil Peart may not be your favorite drummer, but there is a good chance he is your favorite drummer's favorite drummer. He was nicknamed "Professor" for good reason.

[@BluesLicks101]

Neal is brilliant. He is a master of timing, and he called it flawlessly: Go out strong. Leaving good memories. Thank you, Rush.

[@davidferman8558]

Consummate performance of a great song. Anyone who is a percussionist should be in awe of Neil Peart's compositional and playing ability at the age of 60 plus. Awesome. ...... R I P Maestro.

[@jasper7522]

A very good Friend of mine was riding in my car on day and he asked " man do we need to listen to Rush"? I said no we don't! I pulled the car off the road and stopped. He said what are you doing? I said letting you get out and walk because I'm listening to Rush. You see it doesn't matter what anyone says about Rush good or bad. And it sure doesn't matter what is said about Geds voice. I've heard it all. But since 1974 when I 1st heard them on WMMS I was hooked. True fans who love rush as I do just don't care what anyone says about them.

[@TheNatureboy64]

Amen

[@PaulbylPaulbyl]

jasper7522 You must be from Cleveland the rock 'n' roll capital of the world. You probably know this already but WMMS is credited by Rush on Rush's first album for giving Rush airplay to get their feet off the ground.

[@badtiger9001]

Amen my friend enough said

[@mattmarkus4868]

Yeah- that's shitty. Your friend had a point. There's nothing worse than someone who listens to the same band over and over and over and forces their friends to listen to it as well

[@Sk8rocka]

"i didn't care what he thought of my music" if you didn't care then why did you make such a big deal out of it? You obviously were very defensive.

[@daviddionne8296]

Oh... you all... are so missed!

[@josephcarino5829]

I saw Rush in 1984 in Nashville with Ozzy It was incredible

[@sygmoore]

RIP MASTER PEART! my how u have thrilled us!!✌

[@oficialcesarleitao]

This band influenced me a lot in terms of synthesizers, a band of extraordinary musicians. open.spotify.com/album/4iabAXoWdR9dy622RGCZpK?si=QlsnSQylT_eiVMISMF7ucg

[@zachritchey7759]

Ged's switch at 1:38 and the bass riff that follows is probably my favorite part of any Rush song. Never gets old!

[@Sanson101]

Ged does more bass shred playing on that riff than most bass players in their whole careers!

[@lancetop]

We all know Geddy is the greatest living bass player:) But isn't it awesome to see/hear him play the keyboard too! just love it.

[@Sanson101]

lancetop I agree....he seems to be more comfortable pulling the fat strings , but when he goes to the keys he is a class act by himself!

[@spamthese7221]

Don't think anyone stirred the spirit of an air-drummer like Neil Peart. His skills were simply on a whole new level of awesome.

[@hairylarry6167]

Jesus must be coming soon. He took Neil home. Thanks for all the great music and memories Neil.

[@bretadriankaufman5849]

Did anyone else notice how much more seasoned than the original this performance of the song is? Same song. Not a different note, but the technicality is so much sharper.

[@tdunph4250]

It's amazing to see the enormous impact that Rush has had over the decades. From watching this amazing video, I was able to see the "old timer" debut album Rush fans that were in their 50's and 60's and then the newer generations, late teens up till early 30's. It was fucking incredible!! I myself started to get into Rush in '82 when I was 12 and never looked back. Since Neil's unfortunate passing Rush's music has meant even more to me and I would be willing to bet millions of other loyal fans!!!

[@javila6341]

Words can not possibly describe the Power and Perfection of this Trio

[@michaelbarychko3063]

Since I was born in 1973 Rush has always been one of my favorite bands and this is one of the baddest ass rock-n-roll songs of all time. It is what I would call classic rock for my generation and pretty untouchable by today's standards. I think it is insane how talented they are. Alex Lifeson is an underrated guitar player & one of the best ever.

[@nikkobets2353]

Saw this tour in Helsinki...was fantastic. My bro and my buddy Per had a great time with fantastic musicians.

[@kallehuppe1051]

tears in my eyes,rip dear NEAL