Tribal People React to Rush - Tom Sawyer

Tribal people's reaction to Rush performing Tom Sawyer (Official Video) For The First Time
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[@brianparish4801]

From Canada. Love this site. So refreshing and cleansing, considering all of the depressing trash that dominates. Keep it up men. You are a tonic for the mind.

[@Martin-i4o8k]

Another Canadian, here. Been a massive Rush fan for over half a century now, amazed at how many around the entire world are still discovering the absolute magic of this powerhouse trio. Enjoy your show, also. Take care.

[@A.d.r.y.a.n.]

355 / 5.000 Abdul "so wise" said in Peart's reaction video (15:09) that the band needs a singer who can sing high notes😄. I was just waiting for this video to see his face when he heard Geddy Lee. He Abdul and his friends from TRYBALS have the purest and most accurate vision on the web. It's very rewarding to watch them and we learn a lot from you! Thank you TRYBALS

[@inspector_7152]

I love the open mind of these people. The way they speak out their opinion is sincere and full of wisdom. Many western people could learn a lot of them! Love from The Netherlands. ❤

[@brandonbuckles826]

Very true, these men clearly value mastery of one's craft and the importance of passing that knowledge on to the next generation. It reminds me of my grandfather.

[@Roddrummer]

Geddy Lee is a 'revolutionary man'....SPOT ON!!

[@jimtatro6550]

As an American, I think it is absolutely awesome to see people of another culture embrace the music that I have cherished for over 40 years❤

[@ryanmustain6545]

I wonder if there is a way this channel can present their cultural music, so we "Westerners" can try to appreciate their points of view

[@MrCountrycuz]

So say we all!

[@Zultzify]

as a maritimer its very cool to see people all across the world like a band from my small corner of the world! Americans regularly come up to the music festivals here that ive been to, always surprised that some canadian music is popular down there.

[@BrianMclerran]

Same here. As an American I have been a fan of that Canadian band for 45 years.

[@BrianMclerran]

@@ZultzifyLove those Trailer Park Boys too!

[@TaliZorahVasectory]

"Just like a horse" hell yeah brother

[@scottdpublic]

Xanadu, Live from Exit Stage Left, Montreal, 1981. Finest live rock performance ever recorded. You'll be stunned. Performed live in real-time by 3 incredibly multi-talented musicians, all using both their hands and feet to make all the incredible sounds you're hearing. Pure magic!..

[@maureyrca]

Man...I'm always blown away by you guys!! I can't get over how you're listening to Western Rock Music and giving your insights based on your own background, knowledge, wisdom and experience! Its such an amazing, refreshing delight!! Neil Peart was a very well read musician and pulled from that depth in his Lyrics. Much of his lyrics are very conceptual. Rush even received an award from NASA for their focus and awareness about space which was reflected by their 4th album 2112 and was their 1st concept album veering away from their straight ahead rock and roll music. In fact their 1st self titled Album RUSH was thought to be a new release by Led Zeppelin in Cleveland, Ohio, USA where they 1st got their exposure and airplay in the US and quickly became a favourite with their song Working Man, as Cleveland was known to be a Blue collar or working man's town. Neil Peart didn't join the band until the 2nd album Fly By Night after their original drummer John Rutsy had to leave due to health issues. Neil wasn't a favourite of guitarist Alex Lifeson but Bassist Geddy Lee was impressed and managed to convince Alex, which turned out to be the best decision they could've made in terms or musical and lyrical talent as Neil took the Lion's share of the writing which went well beyond the "Hey baby baby", lyrics which most rock center around; like In The Mood from RUSHs 1st album. The album after 2112 A Farewell To Kings had a break out song Xanadu about Kublai Khan, which really started to establish RUSH as a serious Rock and Progressive Rock Band; it also featured one of their 1st singles, which is still played to this day called "Closer To The Heart". Their next Album Hemispheres continued their concept album theme...the song The Trees is an incredible political statement using the allegory of trees to contrast status and power. It's a brilliant work both lyrically and musically, introducing an incredible syncopation build up during the bridge in the middle. Their next Album Permanent Waves released a popular single entitled The Spirit Of Radio taken from a local Toronto Radio Station CFNY's slogan. However, Moving Pictures, where this song Tom Sawyer is from was /is arguably their pinnacle Album that launched them globally into a world class band like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Genesis etc and turned them into one of the highest record selling bands in the world. Tom Sawyer is a character from a US 19th Century writer Mark Twain, who wrote several books including The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, which is an Americana book reflecting much of Mark Twain's(Samuel Clemens) childhood. The lyrics for Tom Sawyer was actually written by Lyricist Pye Dubois, who primarily wrote for another Toronto Band under the same Anthem record label, Max Webster, who at one point were more popular than RUSH in Toronto but due to poor management and exposure by the record company in favour of RUSH led them into obscurity but nevertheless have incredible driving and progressive music written by the underrated guitarist Kim Mitchell ...check out their "Moon Songs" from their 1st 3 Albums: 1) The 1st self titled Album Max Webster(aka Block heads; from the album cover): Coming Off The Moon 2) High Class And Borrowed Shoes: In Context Of The Moon 3) Mutiny Up My Sleeve: Beyond The Moon Both bands, were local to my hometown of Toronto, Ontario, Canada...and RUSH was even closer in Willowdale, North York near Don Mills, North York(Suburbs of Toronto) so we became quite familiar with them pretty much when they came out...great bands, great music and great exposure and commentary by you guys! Keep up the great work...I'm loving it❣ 👍👍👏🙂

[@marklar7551]

THIS isa standard issue RUSH fan right here 👆. Now just imagine 30,000 of them at a show to watch them play. RUSH is awesome, RIP Neil 🗿👽🗿

[@donnahalper9110]

Adnan, thank you SO much for introducing more people to Rush. I'm the woman who launched their career in the US and we have been friends for many years. I am very grateful to you for what you are doing. By the way, that amazing drummer, may he rest in peace, Neil Peart: his name is pronounced PEERt (it's an EE sound) not Pert. Bless you for your commitment to sharing excellent music. Perhaps the guys might enjoy the video for another Rush song, Spirit of Radio. Much love to you.

[@donhadfield2835]

Thank you for what you did for Rush... Did you know they were doing a tribute to you and the other radio people when they put out Spirit of Radio video. It was great to hear Geddy out doing his book tour last year and I hear Alex is going to be involved in a second Envy of None release.

[@donnahalper9110]

@@donhadfield2835 I saw the cartoon version of Spirit of Radio and I was in it; I'd never been in a cartoon before! I thought it was nice of them to include me.

[@derrickparran]

I want to personally thank you for launching their career.

[@donnahalper9110]

@@derrickparran One of the best decisions I ever made as a music director was giving that then-unknown band a chance. I knew they had so much potential, and I was right! And thanks for being a fan.

[@TrapperC2112]

Ms. Donna. I was born in 1981. I have been a RUSH fan since I was 8. Thank you.

[@moorek1967]

Tom Sawyer was a character in novels written by Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorn Clemmens). Tom Sawyer was a child and often very stubborn and rebellious but good enough to not cause too much trouble. The phrase most people say is "he's a real Tom Sawyer" meaning he is just independent enough to do things that he wants to do, but still is a good-hearted person.

[@timbaker6540]

Well said

[@0okamino]

A good kid at heart, but he sure could also be a clever little con artist at times. Nothing really harmful, but there certainly was some mischief making between Huck Finn and himself.

[@joerichards2658]

The wisdom and open-mindedness of these gentlemen never fail to impress me. Their ability to parse and analyse the lyrics of a song from an entirely other culture and to do so with insight and respect is commendable. Cheers from Canada!

[@M11969]

"An evergreen personality" beautifully said.

[@skarlottt]

It was wonderful to watch his fingers moving as the keyboard was playing

[@hanamoon5474]

Every time Abdul shares some nugget of info, I respect him even more. He actually inspires me! As to the subject of the video, good stuff, sir, Rush, truly an iconic band.

[@jlmso11568]

Well, so one of you gentlemen mentioned double neck guitar, I think it's appropriate to suggest for your next Rush song: "Xanadu", live in Montreal 1981 (Exit... Stage Left).

[@tanker335]

Nope. The R40 version is better because they were much better musicians at the end. My opinion of course.

[@neilens1589]

I like the earlier one better. The r40 is good, but whenever I listen to it, I feel disappointed that they hurry through the start and end.

[@StefanEngler-rb8lu]

I’d love to see them react to a live version of Xanadu.

[@laurakali6522]

La Villa Strangiato!

[@davidtingley9978]

Yes, from Exit Stage Left

[@philduoos2961]

A live version of Xanadu would be great for these guys. First to see that it is just 3 guys playing (some people don't understand that from this Tom Sawyer version). Also - the story is set in Asia which would be interesting perhaps to them.

[@chrisharvey5397]

Rush are indeed legends. It is really amazing that half way around the planet, you can listen to the music that comes from my hometown, and that means so much to us in Canada. I'm very happy that we can all share art with each other.

[@davepetros3827]

Very happy to see your team reacting positively to Rush. I'd like to see their reaction to La Villa Strangiato or Xanadu.

[@joeday4293]

The next reaction absolutely needs to be a live performance. And yes, I recommended the live "Xanadu" from "Exit Stage Left" after the Neil Peart solo video.

[@ZenWithKen]

I'd really like for you to turn the tables and play some of their favorite music. Thanks for sharing!

[@debshaw680]

Great idea

[@NondescriptMammal]

Yes I think that would be interesting too

[@digibirder]

The RUSH song that gets me the most emotional is "The Garden". You should react to the live version. So profound, and moving.

[@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095]

Yes, but these guys can't speak English. They need to react to astonishing musicianship and performance, not moving lyrics with an average tune. Acoustic parts of _"The Fountain of Lamneth"_ are better then _"The Garden."_ I'd suggest _"Xanadu"_ live. I think they did _"Closer to the Heart"._ {:o:O:}

[@ttrails1]

Abdul's insight is astounding as always. Muharam and Mashoque show wonderful insight and appreciation as well. I always enjoy watching their earnest reactions to our music. Rush is one of Canada's treasures. I wonder what they would think of The Tragically Hip, another Canadian treasure who had a band member die tragically from cancer.

[@joeday4293]

I've stopped letting myself be surprised by the amazing insight these gentlemen bring into these reactions, particularly their philosophical interpretation of many of the lyrics. It puts me in mind of a famous quotation from one of our Founding Fathers (as we call the men who fought our Revolutionary War against Britain and founded our nation), a man named Thomas Jefferson: "State a moral case to a ploughman [farmer, or farm laborer] and a professor. The former will decide it as well, and often better than the latter, because he has not been led astray by artificial rules." These men are not led astray by artificial rules, but rather are informed by their life experience, and their dedication to things that are actually really real in this life. We could all learn something from their perspective. (Even though Ustad Neil Peart, author of nearly all the band's lyrics, was nicknamed "The Professor." 😄) They still need to see a live concert performance. I strongly recommend "Xanadu" from "Exit Stage Left" or "Marathon" from "A Show Of Hands." Or, to see the craziest crowd they ever played in front of, "YYZ" from "Rush In Rio," filmed on their one and only tour through South America, recorded in a soccer stadium in Rio De Janeiro in front of tens of thousands of crazy Brazilians. Although it is an instrumental song with no lyrics, the crowd was singing the melody lines along with the band like a soccer chant! Even after seeing them live in the United States three times, I still never saw them in front of a crowd that was so excited, they sang the instrumental lines back to the band.

[@johnandrews3568]

I'm from Toronto where Rush was based, and also a Rush fan since 1977 and I've seen them in concert 40+ times. To see this kind of blind reaction from a fully different cultural, musical and linguistic experience is mind blowing and heart warming. To see Rush experienced by these gentlemen and the appreciation for the song, lyrics and musicality... just brings me tears of joy.

[@susanmontgomery7121]

And, I like how these guys "get" Rush better than legions of rock journalists over 40 years.

[@bronwynthorn4494]

I am happy that you all reacted so positively to Rush! I'm sure they would appreciate Xanadu. Also, even though it is strictly an instrumental song I think you would appreciate their performance of YYZ live in Rio. The audience at that performance is priceless. They sing to a song that has no words!

[@jaynecliff1568]

A truly great band. Good to see everyone enjoying it so much. Even Abdul was tapping his fingers. 'an evergreen personality'. What a fab description, Moshoque.

[@therealdandyhouse]

Hello from the state of New York. Your channel was recommended to me, and I'm pleased I stopped by. It's great to see our different cultures share. You're very kind in your words about every artist. I retired as a rock drummer after 50 years of playing. I wish you all the best and happy lives.

[@colourofthunder]

I hope in my heart of hearts Geddy and Alex see this. Music is the universal language of all people. This is my favorite in the series by far. We miss you Neil!!!

[@lilfox1967]

I love the reaction to this song. Being from Canada Rush is a big part of our music culture. My cousin worked at the studio where this was recorded in Morin Heights Quebec. 🎸🇨🇦

[@mikemccormick1676]

Le Studio! It was sad to see the condition of the studio in the Niel Peart documentary when he brought the interviewer there to see it.

[@SrChr778]

And thus, the journey that is RUSH, begins...

[@paulfromt.o.7384]

Amazing to see you gentlemen react to more Rush. Recognizing sheer talent requires no borders. More please! Greetings from Toronto 🇨🇦

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

2:30ish - 💯 YES!! Preach, Abdull!!

[@DS0713]

Very uplifting as a Canadian to see another culture truly enjoy and experience one of our legends. The man who sits entranced and paying attention to everything is my favourite and made me subscribe.

[@0okamino]

Thanks for continuing to spread the greatness around. You rock! 🎸

[@traveling_feral]

I absolutely love your response videos. I appreciate each mans response especially how their perspectives reflected by their different ages.

[@mikemccormick1676]

I really enjoy this channel. I love how they see every aspect of the songs and musicians. Skill, energy, emotion, meaning, how the lyrics fit the music, comparing the emotions and character of the lyrics to things in their culture. These people are very wise - they appreciate the skill of musicians in styles of music they've never heard, and realize the dedication the musicians have put into their instruments. I really appreciate this channel, and thoroughly enjoy listening to them discuss the songs. I feel this is by far the best reaction channel!

[@Vault-vh5jm]

Great reactions! As a big Rush fan I look forward to any of their songs you react to in the future. Everybody has their own favorites. My favorite group has been Rush for decades. Blessings on your channel and your people.

[@Howfar9]

I’d love to see them react to more Rush songs: the garden, time stand still, or resist (the live acoustic version)! Great vid

[@frauleinmona]

Yes! With Aimee Mann singing on “Time Stand Still”!

[@codegame027]

I would love to see them React to "Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald" by Gordon lightfoot .... please. Especially when they understand the story.

[@StefanEngler-rb8lu]

Oh wow yeah!

[@josiek5989]

Great choice.

[@mraza9]

Epic suggestion.

[@0okamino]

Yes, another great Canadian!

[@WonderMommaOG]

They should be given headphones to listen. Would love to watch that first video! Amazing channel you have here. Love it.

[@MrSalme08]

Hey, this is so cool, I appreciate that you are simplifying stuff for people, it puts everything in perspective. I'm using this to explain to my Dad about the music I ever liked and that maybe they didn't understand or appreciate it when I played it loud at home lol Thanks, for the video, definitively it's good material. P.S.: Please stop apologizing for the reactions, no worries, you are cool.

[@whollymindless]

I appreciate the effort put into this, the edit, the thoughtful conversations. Thanks for sharing!

[@TRYBALS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@redbarchetta8782]

Music brings people together. We need more of this.

[@TheMuskokaman]

My favourite Rush song of them all!

[@amargnwalkr]

You've heard a song most of your life, always loved it, learned to play it even, and then a completely different culture from the other side of the globe helps you to understand it deeper.

[@johnandrews3568]

100%

[@magiegainey5036]

I love these guys. They try to appreciate everything. They really like Neil Peart, which is a huge plus to me! The video of them watching him perform a solo was fantastic.

[@martinmayers5099]

Lovely reaction to one of my favourite songs. Beautiful.

[@chrisjohnson3192]

I would love to spend a day with Mr. Rind. He is an Ustad!!!!! I can only imagine the perspective and wisdom he brings to the table. I genuinely enjoy yalls videos. God bless!!

[@fjcrod]

So amazing watching other cultures experience the awesomeness that was Rush.

[@NondescriptMammal]

Some very interesting observations! It's clear they have a true appreciation for music in general.

[@Loke2112]

And once again…Alex goes unnoticed

[@gabem6863]

Criminally underrated guitarist, unfortunately

[@ManWithoutThePants]

Curse of having a drummer legend and Geddy as a great frontman and bassist. But lots of people especially guitarists respect him.

[@kevcamp72]

This video reinforces the fact that ideas that are sincere resonate with anyone regardless of the language, race, era, etc. All human beings understand music at a primal level and can appreciate the emotions that it conveys.

[@katskillz]

"not an overnight success, work hard day and night to achieve".... dang that is exactly how the band progressed through the 1970s. 100% on target

[@GWNorth-db8vn]

I remember seeing Rush and Max Webster at the hockey rink for $1.75 when no one had heard of either of them. They played a thousand bars and high school dances.

[@asherbeal8357]

Great music is universal, I knew they would love it.

[@cogline]

Today's Tom Sawyee LOL. Best band ever

[@kenny832]

Great reaction & wisdomas usual. Now they need to see a live performance to see how much they were adored. How about Spirit of Radio live in their home town of Toronto

[@lesliemcmillan2971]

Geddy Lee had a very unique voice. Rush have always been very underrated. Thanks for this. ❤

[@markstromberg1148]

I was very impressed with some of the unexpected, philosophically deep observations of these obviously intelligent gentlemen about the music and the lyrics. Do more of this! Perhaps have them comment on "The Trees" by Rush next.

[@shawnlowery6246]

Thank you so much for this. I am always impressed by the beauty you bring to KZbin. Such amazing craftsmanship in all your decorations. This video made me think of a lyric, not from Rush, but from Led Zep. "Talk in song from tongues of lilting grace the sounds caress my ear. though not a word I heard could I relate the story was quite clear" Have a wonderful day.

[@williamhill6447]

Excellent reaction gentlemen!

[@donhadfield2835]

Thank you for letting us see other cultures enjoying the same music we enjoy here in Canada. I think it would be very interesting to see your group's inciteful reactions to The Garden one of the best and meaningful songs by Rush. Thanks...

[@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095]

Yes, but these guys can't speak English. They need to react to astonishing musicianship and performance, not moving lyrics with an average tune. Acoustic parts of _"The Fountain of Lamneth"_ are better then _"The Garden."_ I'd suggest _"Xanadu"_ live. I think they did _"Closer to the Heart"._ {:o:O:}

[@PilloryClinton]

I love the fierce brother with the beard. (Abdul) Respect!

[@mzmadmike]

Southern Canada is only cold in winter, and how cold varies. We frequently were in the 90s or over 100 in summer when I lived near Toronto.

[@MartinaNugent-yt8ig]

Never heard of this singer!💚💚💚☘️☘️☘️

[@caryd67]

My Uncles, I am from Canada. Rush is my favourite band. I just want to tell you, the man with the long dark hair.. his name is Geddy Lee. He is the vocalist in the band, but he also plays keyboards and is most famous for his ability on the bass guitar. In this video, we see him doing these things separately, but in a live performance, Geddy can do these things almost simultaneously. It makes me so happy that people thousands of kilometres away are able to discover Rush!!! 🇨🇦 🇵🇰 ❤️✌🏻

[@revangerang]

Wow, great job on the editing for this one, Adnan!

[@TRYBALS]

Thanks a ton!

[@revangerang]

@ you’re very welcome 😁

[@rickbullock4331]

It’s very interesting to see and hear how people from different cultures respond to music they’re not normally familiar with. I enjoyed hearing this. I’m from Ontario Canada and just a heads up, it isn’t always cold here. Summer months can and do get into the 30’s C or 86+ F.

[@NorthernSoul23]

I saw Rush in a small club, The Tomorrow Club, in Youngstown Ohio USA . thank you Canada

[@johntrickey7182]

Blessings to such open minded men🙏

[@jeffcampbell668]

I love you guys because you let your true emotions come through. I too am like that. When it comes to music/lyrics and the soundscapes that were 1965-1980 their is 4 lifetimes of knowing everything from that era. With foresight when I was about 12 I started delving into listening and reading everything I could get my hands on. Word of mouth was huge between 14 yrs and 18(see Captain Beyond or Wishbone Ash). These are things you heard about in high school. It was great. Nothing but pure talent. And if you turned out to be a controlling asshole with your band mates, you usually found yourself in a lesser band and the future success you could have had is gone. That is why Rush are in my top 10 desert island bands, 1974- Neil's passing, 3 canadian kids from the Toronto area, Never gave up hope, (see the story behind 2112) and only changed one member, John Rutsey who played on Rush's first album. Since then an absolute canadian trio that were all consummate musicians. Brilliant stuff. You may get a chuckle out of knowing that for about the first 6 or so albums when they toured they had a reputation as a nerd band because not many girls/wives or any female went to their concerts. Cheers from canada.

[@guillermoallen2]

"He's an evergreen personality..." You're right, mate. He still is

[@noizeemama3697]

You need to show their videos from the 1970s when Peart had an even bigger drum kit. It had xylophones and chimes above it. He played it all in concert. This is probably the band that the lyrics would resonate the most with these men. Lyrics were always from poets and playwrights. They quoted others within their own poetry.

[@Billchatz]

Adnan's music taste is phenomenal, not just this song, but all. These legends are so respectful and insightful. It is quite refreshing to see when compared to the craziness in the west.

[@marklar7551]

RUSH is a Canadian band (probably why they are so good). This is a band I have seen in concert more than any other and rest in peace to the greatest drummer of this time! 👽🗿👽

[@GPz84]

These men are very wise. Respect to you gentlemen.

[@Zephyrmec]

And next: 2112!

[@1111enlightened]

I lucked out.The last 4 digits of my ph # is 2112.

[@debshaw680]

My favorite album!

[@Heavymetalpunk]

That might break their minds to hear 2112

[@seanm3636]

I can’t wait to share this new wonder The people will all see its light Let them all make their own music The Priests praise my name on this night.

[@lenperin4923]

As a Canadian I find there are more things we are same than different. Music is a thing that can unites and makes us brothers.

[@BRIANJAMESGIBB]

Beautiful Thank you :)

[@jmcr71795]

As an "old school" Rush fan, I just HAD to crank up the volume! Also, It's not always that cold here in Canada, why right now where I live in the province of Alberta, 3,227 km northeast from Toronto, it is only -8°C!

[@Jonesmalone562]

I believe they would love closer to the heart.

[@philh.1525]

an excellent choice of music

[@trepaning]

the lyrics for Tom Sawyer were written by Pye Dubois, who also wrote a lot of lyrics for another Canadian band called Max Webster. RUSH has been made aware of this video

[@christopherg9806]

I love these men.

[@charlyW34]

This men are astute. They know more about the human condition than their world knowledge and western world experience would suggest. We learn as much from them as they may be learning from us.

[@alessandra21]

Producer sir, please show them "The Spirit of Radio" from Rush since they want to see more.

[@mark36ngnt44]

Refering to Neil as "evergreen" always fresh, how true😊

[@Sooonotliberalglover]

I love watching these react videos! I spent 3 hours watching! Please try some 80's Motley Crue or Culture Club. Both extreme opposites. Love from 🇨🇦

[@debbieplato5107]

These lovely gentlemen are very insightful. I have subscribed to the channel. I would love if they reacted to Xanadu from Exit Stage Left

[@streamofconsciousness5826]

Finally, people I can believe never heard Tom Sawyer before. I wonder what they would think of Rik Emmett and Steve Perry's voices.

[@PromLesbian]

React to RUSH - YYZ Live in rio

[@somecallmetim2112]

I hope you react to more RUSH!!!❣

[@plentyobass]

Why in the WORLD would you not show them a LIVE version?! The stage show is AMAZING!

[@TakenTook]

Show them a live version next. Geddy Lee is one of those musicians who can do multiple things at once, so at times you will see him singing the lyrics while both playing the keyboard with his hands and ALSO still playing bass "guitar" with his feet-- the footpedals that you see in this video are actually playing bass tones instead of his usual bass guitar.

[@charlesmarkley220]

The message of the words are important, Mark Twain wrote this story, originally. A Canadian band sings about Tom Sawyer. The over arching theme is the music. Music is just sounds played through physical objects.😊

[@philgriffin8687]

Great video and an equally great channel. It is always a pleasure to see the people on here and their reactions and perspectives on our culture. (western culture in general) I't would be interesting to see something like this but reversed. By that I mean give us westeners more insights into your culture and the music that is being produced by your home grown talents.

[@davidtingley9978]

I'd be curious to hear their reaction to Territories, especially the lyrics

[@jakemistakeroberts2044]

5:40 Very well spoken.

[@JustOneAsbesto]

If you want to try some more Canadian music, I would love to see what the guys think of "Northwest Passage" by Stan Rogers, or "Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot.

[@tedl7777]

If you want more Rush, then try Xanadu live from Montreal.