Writer Reacts to Rush - Natural Science (REACTION) First Time Hearing It

[@jimtatro6550]

“Computerized clinic for superior cynics who dance to a synthetic band. In their own image their world is fashioned, no wonder they don’t understand.” R.I.P. Neil 😢

[@SaeedReacts.]

So many great lines in this song.

[@jimtatro6550]

@@SaeedReacts. Neil is mainly recognized for his drumming excellence but he was also a brilliant lyricist.👍

[@matthewteague623]

_"In their own image, their world is fashioned.... no wonder they don't understand!"_ That could apply to all of human history, right there.

[@SaeedReacts.]

100%. Incredible line

[@davidgratton8869]

I’m 57, a Rush fan since 1980. I have actually dreamed multiple times of meeting Neil Peart. Invariably, I walk up to him, shake his hand and say Thank You. The two words convey all my appreciation for so many deep and poignant lyrics, so many perfect drum fills . He understands how many times I have been brought to tears listening to what he has created. There are lots of good songs, lots of good bands, but very few who have truly enriched my life. In that capacity, Neil is unmatched.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience 🙏🏽❤️

[@Rush-Fan2112]

I'm 57 as well. I totally agree.

[@dwoehrma]

Having Neil's lyrics to reflect on as i grew up really set a foundation for the person i am today.

[@SaeedReacts.]

I can definitely see that. Amazing and thought provoking lyrics.

[@Galahad-hk4bb]

Neil was as gifted a lyricist as he was a percussionist. We miss you Neil😢❤

[@roberthussey595]

Of all the great lyrics that Neil wrote over the years, none are greater than that which says ::: The most endangered species?? The Honest Man

[@SaeedReacts.]

Incredible line.

[@QuakerPop]

@@roberthussey595 it's good, but the all time greatest has to be "some will sell their dreams for small desires, or lose the race to rats, caught in ticking traps....."

[@goldenretrieverdad]

I've never shed a tear for any celebrity. But when Neil passed I cried serious tears. This band was part of my life. It still is, I listen to them 90% of the time when I'm chilling to music.

[@SaeedReacts.]

I feel that! Some artists and their work seem to become part of your life and integral to who you are. When they pass on it is like part of us does as well.

[@marksummers496]

@@goldenretrieverdad I still do

[@destdeac]

I did the same thing!

[@Kang2112]

RUSH The greatest rock band that ever was or ever will be.

[@wintermoondardar1277]

Yes. I definitely agree. ✌️

[@markgiordonello6710]

it's hard to argue that point lmao! I still say led zeppelin is the greatest of all time but rush is #3 for me with black sabbath being #2

[@RonniePeterson]

The best Rush album of them all for me. I know others go elsewhere, especially Moving Pictures, but this is the one for me. Seeing them on the Permanent Waves tour at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1980 was one of the highlights of my life. Loving your reactions and thoughts on this one and so many others from Rush and other bands and artists. Thank you.

[@teresasullivan4588]

I agree completely!!! I love love love Permanent Waves!!! Natural Science is one of my all time favorite RUSH songs and wow 🤩 do I wish I could have seen this tour!!!

[@Gabe_M_Jo]

I worked across the street from the Hammersmith Odeon from 2011 to 2014. It was not longer a concert hall but a Cinema. I looked at it and fantasize about all the great concerts that took place on that venue. Especially Rush.

[@kengregory6026]

me too man

[@generoberts9151]

I called this the Rush’s perfect album. I agree

[@goldenretrieverdad]

Absolutely agree! This is their best full album. Happens to be the first I heard in 1980. I was 11 and got hooked immediately!

[@afbill4219]

God, I love watching the creation of a new Rush fan!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Been enjoying this journey so much!

[@markstromberg1148]

I love how, at the end of the story, and Neil circles back to the beginning, the chaos of the music mirrors the chaos of the approaching tide as it washes over the tide pools, and begins the epic cycle anew. It suggests that in spite of our technology and our significant impacts on planet Earth, in the big picture relative to the extensive life of our planet and the universe we are but a blip, a nanosecond.

[@michaelatkinson8291]

I wouldn't argue with anyone who says that 'Moving Pictures' is their favourite Rush album, but for me Permanent Waves just tops it. Mainly because of the production. I think this was Rush's best sound - guitar, bass and drums sound so raw & still as fresh as when it was released in January 1980.

[@jujugar9442]

Neil is my #1 dinner guest, in the who would you wanna have dinner and chat with (dead or alive). And, as long as I could restrain my fangirldom, I think he would enjoy the conversation. 😮 I am no musician, but I have even watched his drum lesson videos. They were actually super entertaining and helped me understand how the drummer writing the lyrics actually worked. I couldn’t understand how Neil writing the lyrics and Geddy and Alex writing the music could end up with such cohesive, intricate music. It’s mind blowing to me.

[@SaeedReacts.]

That is definitely something i am interested in as well. Just how all the elements come together.

[@leddygee1896]

This song defined this album... I don't care if you like it or not at this point...

[@ritchmoore1442]

A band full of integrity that writes about the need for it everywhere. 👣

[@jujugar9442]

Can I steal that!?! Awesome

[@ritchmoore1442]

@@jujugar9442 absolutely!

[@jaywitt5171]

The album - Permanent Waves. The first song on the album - Spirit of Radio. Radio waves go on forever or are permanent. The last song on the album - Natural Science. The song ends with the sound of waves crashing on the shoreline. As long as there is an ocean and moon, waves, like change, will be permanent.

[@markstromberg1148]

"Wheels within wheels in a spiral array - a pattern so grand and complex. Time after time we lose sight of the way; our causes can't see their effects." More brilliance from Neil Peart set to music!

[@TommyLMason]

I’m SO GLAD that I found your channel. I’ve never watched someone so intelligent and well-read “react” to Rush. I so thoroughly enjoy watching your content and listening to your analyses. It’s like no other on KZbin. I’m 💯 with you in the choice of “who would you like to sit down and have a conversation with…living or dead”. Neil Peart would be my choice, hands down. I would’ve LOVED to pick his HUGE brain. What a master lyricist, and SO philosophical. And he wasn’t so bad on the drums either.🤯What a mind-blowing trio these guys were. Rush on brother. We’re all loving it. ✌️

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for the kind and encouraging words. Your comment made my day! It's incredible he was that great of a writer and drummer. Mindblowing 🤯 An extraordinary human being.

[@lisaharrison1031]

Think about how timeless RUSH music is. This was written and recorded in 1979. STILL extremely relevant today. They were geniuses. Neil Peart is one of the greatest lyricists that ever lived. You should watch some of his interviews. They’re all over KZbin.

[@teresasullivan4588]

The whole album is a lesson for life 😊

[@JonKlein-p8i]

Nice job. You get it!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks! Appreciate it. Incredible song.

[@miconis123]

From the album Permanent Waves and it starts and ends with the sound of waves

[@QuakerPop]

If you think about it, the album opens to the sound of radio waves and ends with ocean waves....

[@leddygee1896]

Jimmy Page Of Led Zeppelin cited Rush as one of his favorite new bands of 1976 after he heard 2112. In early 1980, Permanent Waves was released. It was an Anomaly unto itself. Unchecked an Unleashed upon the world... Their finest hour.

[@pablozee6359]

The combination of lyrics, music, and paying on this song represents top tier Rush for me. Incredible and it still hits hard every time.

[@teresasullivan4588]

There’s about fifty RUSH songs the leaders and Big Money needs to hear!!! Closer to the Heart to start I could go on and on but supper is getting cold 😁

[@michaelkeller6223]

35 years on, I am still learning new interpretations and meanings in these lyrics. From a tidal pool, to human societies all the way up to the infinite cycle of the Big Bang’ universal expansion and ultimate contraction. Mind blowing. You do need the waves at the end of the song (permanent waves) to reflect on the masterpiece you just listened to. Thanks.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Incredible band and what an amazing song. Really enjoying this journey and learned so much already.

[@scottbaxtrom4324]

Luv your Rush reactions. Rush is Timeless. RIP Neil Peart 🙏

[@lauriivey7801]

A lot of people don't care much for honesty ... Lovely reaction to a spectacular song

[@SaeedReacts.]

Very true. Amazing song. Thanks for watching! And have a wonderful day.

[@motodork]

My absolute favorite RUSH song.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Such a good song!

[@generoberts9151]

Yeah the lyrics in this song really hit the analytic thinker. Neil hits hard and also drums his ass off.

[@SaeedReacts.]

What a guy! Master lyricist and drummer 🤯

[@G-MAN1958]

This might be their BEST song from their BEST album! I don't think you are overthinking it, your insights are very interesting! This is a song that you wish would never end! Up next, "Red Barchetta", from the MOVING PICTURES album!☮

[@SaeedReacts.]

Amazing song. Looking forward to many more!

[@viliko4308]

Rush has always been so much more than the sum of its parts. When Geddy and Alex took Neil to the band, it was match made in another galaxy ❤

[@toddjust5179]

Excellent breakdown of one of the greatest songs ever! Thank you!

[@PromLesbian]

React to RUSH'S song - Ghost of a Chance. 😮

[@SaeedReacts.]

Will add it to the list. Thanks.

[@lazydada1062]

My favorite Rush track (along with Cygnus X-1). This piece really shows what Rush was all about, in my opinion. Smart, progressive, rockin'.. chef's kiss

[@emery6564]

Another great song. FYI: The seagull sounds present in the intro, are not in the outro. No one notices/mentions the missing birds.

[@debbieplato5107]

That's interesting. I never noticed that before.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Oooh! Great observation !

[@tonix100]

My favorite RUSH album is 1974-1985

[@generoberts9151]

Lol

[@crazyfingers19]

I have a feeling that you and Neil would have gotten along famously.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Would have been amazing to have chat with him. I was born in the wrong decade!

[@paulwilkinson8308]

Great reaction of a great band! Nice to see you get it and feel it as we do. That deserves a sub, I’d say! Cheers from🇨🇦

[@SaeedReacts.]

Epic band! Thanks so much for subscribing! Greetings from Belgium.

[@tbenez]

There is nothing more exciting to Rush fans than watching someone become a Rush fan! We don't care about the pauses. It gives us a chance to see or hear something in the song in a new light.

[@SaeedReacts.]

I have been enjoying this journey so much! Thanks so much for joining me!

[@martinlance3235]

Fountain Of Lamneth.. lyric version with pictures by David Molnar.. next please..

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for the recommendation! And the advice about the lyric video.

[@teresasullivan4588]

Beyond awesome 😎 aren’t they 😂💜💕💗❤️

[@SaeedReacts.]

So good! Epic band.

[@seantetpon]

This has always been a favorite for me when it’s done live! Great reaction.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Definitely want to see a live version too. Thanks for watching.

[@toddashton9696]

Great reaction. Pretty much nailed it on the first listen. More Rush Please!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much! Definitely checking out more.

[@daleenengelbrecht4861]

TX for introducing me to this. Greetings from South Africa

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for watching! Always great to discover new things together. Really been enjoying the music of Rush. Incredible storytelling. Greetings from Belgium.

[@teresasullivan4588]

I love how much you are loving this song!!! One of the greatest songs ever written!!!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Amazing song!

[@colinhackett390]

Loving your Rush journey Saeed. My favourite of all the albums this one. This song epitomises the greatness of Rush.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for joining me on this journey! Definitely will check out more of this album.

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

Oh yeah, all those computer sounds under the main music, were replaced with R2D2 sounds when they played it on their last tour R40 in 2015.😳😎🤯and the line about “our causes can’t see their effects” that’s a history lesson for all of time.👍👌💯

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thats awesome! Do many great lines in their music. Its incredible.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

If you like Natural Science you will probably like Jacobs Ladder from the same album, along with Freewill, The Spirit Of Radio, and Entre Nous among others, Permanent Waves is easily one of their best albums. 😊

[@SaeedReacts.]

Definitely will check those out!

[@cogline]

Just to comment. They've been my favorite since this album released in 1979

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing that. Amazing band.

[@darrenmoore4053]

Another gem off this album is Freewill. Your interpretation on the lyrics and music is genuine. Keep these coming.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Looking forward to that song! Thanks so much for watching!

[@thaiblackburn5686]

My favorite line is "Living in their pools, they soon forget about the sea"

[@SaeedReacts.]

Great line!

[@scottwilson7835]

🎵💎👍 Takes me back to the summer after highschool!!😎

[@niged]

The most endangered species, the honest man! Neil wrote these lyrics in the late 70's! So true today! RIP to the brilliant Neil Peart. Sorely missed 😢

[@SaeedReacts.]

Timeless music! What an incredible line.

[@dgp9627]

So glad I saw this! It's rare to find someone who listens to and analyses Rush lyrics during a reaction. Most reactors get lost in the music, understandably so. My brothers and I discovered Rush with their 1977 album, A Farewell to Kings (amazing album!). I was 13. Three years later, I introduced my brand new boyfriend to Rush. He loved them too, so I decided to keep him, and we're still going strong. 😊 We've been life-long fans and have seen Rush many times: no opening band, just 3 guys killing it for almost THREE hours. Every time. Incredible musicians and a world-class lyricist. When Neal Peart (pronounced like the fruit) passed away, we had a Rush Party like we used to have in the past, playing their music non-stop, nice and loud. We toasted Neal with 15-year Macallan scotch (only the best for Neal). Oh, and we might have cried a little (or a lot 😭) between the reminiscing, the most excellent music, and the understanding that this was the end of an era.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for sharing part of your story and experience. Its beautiful you have been together so long and both fans of Rush. I can definitely understand it hurt a lot when Neil passed away. An amazing artist and human being from everything i have heard and read. And Rush is an epic band!

[@dgp9627]

@@SaeedReacts. ❤️ thanks for reading it.

[@lindaward5376]

Freewill, Exit Stage Left - more thought-provoking lyrics off Permanent Waves, and another crazy-good solo from Alex. Cheers from Toronto! 🎤 🎹 🎸 🥁 🎸 🐐 🐐 🐐

[@SaeedReacts.]

Looking forward to many more of these types of songs.

[@TheBuglemouthBass]

Might have been already said, but fun fact on this song: The first verse vocals (and perhaps acoustic guitar, not sure) were recorded outdoors with the natural reverb of the Quebec countryside echoing back.

[@luiscarmona8147]

There is one thing you must understand when Rush creates their music. Neil creates the lyrics while Alex and Geddy create the music that goes perfectly with the subject. You`ve witness such creation when you reacted to Witch Hunt, 2112, Cygnus X1 books 1 and 2, etc. I suggest your reacting to Jacobs Latter, Red Barchetta, Vital Signs, and so on. It`s simply magical what these three dudes could do.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Its mindblowing. Definitely looking forward to more of their music.

[@lisaharrison1031]

You must listen to “Jacobs Ladder” from the same album but my suggestion is watching Jacobs Ladder live on the R40 tour. It’s amazing to watch them play it live almost 40 years from when they wrote it. Jacobs Ladder R40 live. It on KZbin. RUSH FOREVER. I wish you could have experienced seeing them live.

[@benbattiste1041]

"No, no, no, no..." Yes. There is a reason this one of my top five Rush songs.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Amazing song. Love it.

[@AlfPane]

Incredible song Incredible band

[@NASA-criminals]

ONE OF THEEEE BEST GUITAR SOLOS OF ALL TIMES, OF ALL PLAYERS ON EARTH. PERIOD.

[@massimilianoceron5961]

The music, with its triumphant crescendo, completes the text giving this continuous sensation of evolving, changing at every chord progression, always adding something new, giving a sense of growth as in a Fibonacci sequence: wheel within wheels, time after time, a quantum leap forward, wave after wave, tide after tide. The use of all these "epanalepsis" amplifies the lyrics emotionally... and the song ends with the sound of the sea as it began (will flow and recede leaving life to go on as it was). "Art as expression - Not as market campaigns" takes up the Spirit of Radio (the beginning and end of the album merged togheter).

[@TreysLosingItRapidly]

My favorite song off a phenomenal album. There are so many reasons this song is awesome and you hit on a lot of them. I was a HUGE Rush fan in my high school and college years (30+ years ago), then kind of lost interest in music for a while, even them. Rediscovering them in my 50s through reactors like yourself. Keep it up! 🎉 (sooooooo many great songs to choose from, but do A Farewell to Kings, very very relevant to today!)

[@SaeedReacts.]

Such a great song. Definitely will re listen to this one a few more times to catch more of the nuances.

[@jhc2093]

Neil was an incredibly insightful individual an incredible lyricist, and amongtst the greatest drummers ever.! A genius.

[@katskillz]

You're exactly right the song musically evolves to track the lyrical themes: looking at the grand sweep of evolution from simplicity to complexity, from a pure oblivious state to a chaotic world and inflated sense of self. And where human reason and creativity, and morals, emerge and struggle along that whole trajectory. This is the closest musical equivalent to 2001: A Space Odyssey.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Beautifully said! And wow, that is a great comparison. Musical equivalent of 2001.

[@mikevivian9384]

That song is an absolute masterpiece

[@SaeedReacts.]

💯

[@ZIG4ZAG20]

Quintessential-Rush! This song represents what they were, are, and always have been about. Musically, lyrically, stylistically ALL OF IT!🤘🖖✌️🎸🥁🎤🎹🥇🇨🇦🎼

[@SaeedReacts.]

Amazing song.

[@RichardP-e3b]

In my humble opinion one of the best songs ever by the best band ever.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Epic song!

[@niged]

You must see them perform this live! Snakes and Arrows tour 2008.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Definitely want to hear this one live too. Must be insane!

[@katskillz]

"Science, like nature, must also be tamed With a view towards its preservation Given the same state of integrity It will surely serve us well" I watched a little speech a little while ago from Nayib Bukele, re-elected president of El Salvador. The theme was medicine and science. He used the specific language of returning to doing science and medical research within a "moral framework" that used to characterize scientific developments and discoveries centuries ago. He explicitly called out the modern tendency for dogma and vested interests to dictate the funding, operating, and results of what we now call science. It was powerful. The country is putting energy into projects to (a) place emphasis on validating the truthfulness and utility of research, (b) protect the general welfare of the people before all things when it comes to the deliverables from tech, science and health care. NOT a Utopia, just proof of work, in action.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Very fascinating man. Just watched a few of his interviews as well.

[@mjdaniel8710]

The Permanent Waves tour was my first concert when I was 15 with 38 Special opening, such a good show

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome! Memories to cherish!

[@destdeac]

That was really enjoyable watching your understanding of the song evolve. So much more RUSH out there for you to dive into.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Epic song! Its been a great journey so far. Looking forward to more Rush

[@JasonTurner-uk9rk]

I know every 3rd time I talk to you the list gets longer but the band Queensryche is considered one of the big three of early progressive metal and their album Operation Mindcrime is a rock opera ( one big long story) with a Manchurian Candidate vibe… one of the best albums ever made … also all great musicians with a singer who has 5 octave range…

[@SaeedReacts.]

A reaction to Silent Lucidity is coming today 😃 Also recorded a reaction to Pull me Under from Dream Theater but its currently blocked. Should be released in the next few days 😃

[@JasonTurner-uk9rk]

Can’t wait to hear you thoughts!!!

[@rushdiehard8784]

you are the best KZbinr when it comes to rush. because of your explanations and intelligence you really do understand what this band is all about. a lot of people don't have a clue. incredible reaction. AGAIN!!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Wow! That is a humbling statement. Thanks so much! Looking forward to more of their music.

[@MrBedZeppelin]

"Most endangered species the honest man" that line got you dude! You are getting it, keep it up!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Incredible line! That one will stick with me.

[@cecillegravelle2590]

love your reaction to RUSH.. love your breakdowns of the lyrics.. keep pausing all you want.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much! Appreciate it!

[@georgeresso6835]

most endangered species....the honest man!

[@SaeedReacts.]

What a line!

[@GrandManor]

No need to apologize for the pauses. Yes, you lose a bit from not hearing it as a whole for the first time, but the breaks are well-placed and your input is cogent, insightful and entertaining!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for this comment. Much appreciated 🙏🏽❤️

[@steamr0ll]

You aren't going crazy, Rush really is this good.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Incredible music! What a journey so far its been.

[@tomkelly1442]

A friend gave me this album when it was new and the first 3 songs were literally the 3 best songs I’d ever heard.. RUSH fan born that day

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thats the gift that keeps on giving!

[@robertskae]

You should check out the documentary Beyond the lighted stage it will give you a great insight into the band and I think you will really enjoy it

[@SaeedReacts.]

Will see if i can find it.

[@benny10210]

First album I bought when I was 10 years old. Still my favourite 40 odd years later. Great reaction again, thank you. I subscribed to you recently so I could catch more of your Rush reactions. Keep em coming friend. Love your insights and appreciation of their art. Art as expression! 😁

[@SaeedReacts.]

Always remember the first 😃. And what an album to be a first! Thanks so much for subscribing!

[@teresasullivan4588]

I do enjoy your RUSH reactions!!!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much!

[@mark-be9mq]

Well said. I'd keep the people in it. They're most of the most beautiful things on the planet to preserve as well. God bless, brother.

[@SaeedReacts.]

I would definitely keep the people, because you are right, they are beautiful. Its more of a thought exercise how life would be if humans werent here. Take care, my friend!

[@sarastromseth-troy3323]

This is one of my favorite Rush songs, both lyrically and musically. If you ever want to check out a live version, my personal favorite is the one from the Molson Ampitheatre in 1997. (There is a live version from later in their career, too, but they slow down the tempo for that performance). I like the faster tempo in the 1997 performance, and Geddy's vocal at the beginning is especially good.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Definitely want to hear a live version of this. Just to see how they do it. Amazing! Thanks for the recommendation.

[@chucksmusicaldebris3536]

Great song! Great message! Are you looking forward to the season 2 of “The Rings of Power”? Speaking of which, Rush wrote a song called “Rivendell” you might want to check out.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Oh wow! Definitely need to add that song to my list. I will watch Rings of Power season 2. I was not blown away by season 1, but definitely interested enough to see where they take it.

[@chucksmusicaldebris3536]

I agree. It was interesting but not captivating.

[@lalogarcia2212]

If only we as humans would listen and enjoy the earth we only have one money will never replace it

[@atpat480]

Thank you for the review. Good job.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for watching!

[@PilloryClinton]

I’ve had this on my “watch later“ list for a month or more. Great reaction, brother. New sub.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for watching and subscribing! Much appreciated!

[@PilloryClinton]

@@SaeedReacts. Sir, you are very welcome.

[@moon4music]

Great reaction! So grateful for the gift of Rush. Timeless, spectacular, genius, beautiful music for us all to enjoy. You should react to the instrumental, La Villa Strangiato from Rush's Hemisphere's album, the studio version, although every live version is pretty great as well. Another great song, a deep cut by Rush called Jacob's Ladder from their Permanent Waves album. You'll love both of these songs.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for watching and the recommendations!

[@glenngunnis6642]

RIP Neil🤘🎸

[@BeyondRealityAI]

At 10:10. My favorite bass riff of all time.

[@BrendaNelson-ll4ls]

Saeed, Natural Science will always be my favorite song Rush did Live. I saw Rush 5 times. The first time I heard this song Live. I was literally put in a trans like state. Please do a Live version. R30 tour 2004 or Test for Echo tour 1997. Mind blowing. Other songs I love are Grand Design and Territories on the Power Windows album from 1985.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Its an amazing song. Definitely want to see how they do this one live.

[@squamishfish]

Now do the live version to see that these guys can really play live

[@Bass17yl]

Check out the live version from 1997. Crazy good!

[@debbieplato5107]

I really do like your breakdown s of the songs. You truly get Rush! Don't worry about the pauses. Your insights are interesting. They wrote this song in two days! 🤯🤯 I will suggestion Dinner with Rush. You will see their brotherhood and what great friends they are. They are also pretty funny. Cheers ❤

[@SaeedReacts.]

Wow, two days 🤯 that is incredible! Looking forward to many more of their songs and performances. Thanks for watching.

[@necromancer6558]

Thanks Saeed, always a good listen..

[@SaeedReacts.]

Amazing song! Thanks for watching.

[@BrakRulesAll]

Check out a live performance of this song. Even more epic live!

[@teresasullivan4588]

What you said is true. You should hear Something for Nothing!!! From Moving Pictures. Well;all of that album is great 😊 😅❤

[@SaeedReacts.]

Will add it to my list. Thanks