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Musician REACTS Working Man RUSH Cleveland LIVE FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

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@cityhonors1 2 года назад

🤗 Thanks for the Live reactions from Rush! Most of us for 40 yrs "experienced" Rush, Who, Beatles, PF, Stones, (fill-in-the-band), etc thru old school vinyl records on old school record players or AM 📻 Radio ☺️ so don't pay us no mind! 😁 Enjoy the ride & do you bro'! 🥰🐰

@toronto57 2 года назад

Dude can't believe you call urself a musician, and you haven't heard of Rush, I'm guessing you not to good at your craft, no Alex doesn't make mistakes, and geddy doesn't tell audience's their the best unless they mean it,. I sense a bit of jealously in your comments... Cheers

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

@@toronto57 what are you reading or watching??!! Never ever said I have never heard of Rush. Ive performed a few of their songs live in bands. Ive just never dug into them cause Geddys voice threw me off. You can watch my bass videos to see if you think I suck or not. 20+ yrs of playing full time professionally says otherwise. Thanks buddy.

@leddygee1896 2 года назад

Rush will never be duplicated... and that comforts me.

@edroth7370 2 года назад

Cleveland is 'The best audience ever' because that's where they received their first radio play. You can check out the stories behind that in several documentaries and videos.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Thats cool! Thanks for the info Ed!

@johndavis9196 2 года назад

I could be mistaken but I don’t believe Geddy had ever said “Best audience ever…” anywhere or any other time. Unquestionably sincere.

@edgarpacifico3421 2 года назад

Perfect observation

@lisaharrison1031 2 года назад

From Donna Halper. She’s a friend of mine and STILL a HUGE RUSH fan. She teaches now in Massachusetts. Still going strong. RUSH FOREVER!! 🤘🤘

@chriskangeter8993 2 года назад

Have you ever seen Rush in Rio? I have to say, that was one seriously awesome audience 👏

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

This was probably my most Favorite RUSH performance yet!! Killer tune and fantastic performance!

@chriskangeter8993 2 года назад

Oh, but there is so much more of their catalog to like, grasshopper 😃

@nodrush80 2 года назад

They could mop the stage with any and every band half their age.

@Mr.Ekshin 2 года назад

Well, yeah... as the old saying goes, "Never pick a fight with an old man. If he's too old to fight... he'll just kill you."

@stephanechamberland8486 Год назад

And Neil Peart did a 3 hour show after a 100 or 200 miles motorcycle day !

@Kirkunik1 2 года назад

Cleveland was the first city that gave them radio play. There’s a special connection with the town. And we’re grateful. Today Rush is finally given the respect they’re due after 40 yrs of masterful compositions and top tier musicianship. In their 50’s, and after playing for 3hrs ....these three virtuosos killed it! Any young rock musician in a band today can only hope one day to reach such a pinnacle of mastery with a catalog of great original music spanning 4 decades.

@chrisandersen5635 2 года назад

And it was this song. The radio audience response to it at the time was huge and immediate.

@stevedrums1675 2 года назад

The "tag" at the end was a tiny snippet of an older song of theirs called "Cygnus X-1" from the 'A Farewell To Kings' album from 1977. That song is nearly 11 minutes long.

@jewel_laughs 2 года назад

Great prog tune and the 'event horizon' to the Rush rabbit hole

@niged 2 года назад

3 over talented guys in their late 50's absolutely smashing it!!!

@stantheman9072 2 года назад

It’s hard to fully appreciate this performance of Working Man without knowing the original studio version or earlier performances very well. Their variations and playful improvisations show the depth and breadth of their talent and work ethic. This song became their standard encore for years, perhaps in large part because it was their first song to hit in America, beginning in Cleveland. They always appreciated and respected their fans everywhere and the City of Cleveland in particular for launching their opportunity for real success. It was the start of their lives and career together. We should all thank Cleveland for that, and maybe one day forgive them for the wretched R&R Hall of Fame.

@mpmlopes Год назад

IIRC back in the early 70s, when Rush was starting, a radio station in Cleveland picked up this specific song and added it to their rotation, and that was what gave Rush the opportunity to break into the US, and go from playing in local Toronto clubs into touring the US as support act for Kiss (who were also starting at the time). That's why they have this connection with Cleveland, and specifically why playing Working Man in Cleveland is special for Rush.

@verribarry 2 года назад

Geddy's voice changed with age.

@jonathanspahn7308 2 года назад

You're not wrong 😃 This is my favorite video ever. These guys are in their late 50's here, which is just unreal! 🤯 You say you have a ton more...you ain't kidding 🤣

@jonathanspahn7308 2 года назад

BTW, did you notice during the beginning that the stage lighting was Jamaican flag colors of yellow, red, and green? When the rock came in, it changed to white, flashing lights. 😆🤘

@somecallmetim2112 2 года назад

Yep, this is 2 years away from the band's end due to Neil's health issues. Geddy's voice, as I mentioned, has been tempered with age, and his upper range has been limited. As such, the timbre has mellowed and deepened and it's not as shrill as it was when he was younger. The Time Machine Tour was a tour for fan service, and for the guys to just play around and show off that they were masters and bad-asses to the end. Working Man is actually from their very first album, before Neil joined. The former drummer, John Rutsey, left after that album, and Neil joined, changing the band's course and sound forever. I highly recommend listening to the studio version of Working Man (and Finding My Way from the same album) just to hear the original. It's also a good way to hear the difference between a drum god and a mere mortal. John Rutsey wasn't a bad drummer. He just...wasn't Neil. The massive shift in sound between Working Man and Fly By Night lays bare the effect Neil had on the band's sound. I am honestly torn between the studio version and this live one. The former is just a simple, honest epic jam that shows off how skilled Alex already was in his early days, and the latter is just as epic, showing the maturity of their playing and techniques as well as the continued exuberance they have for their fans and music after almost 40 years of knocking it out. They just went out and had fun, adding the reggae opening and then just destroying reality in a massive three-man simultaneous solo session. :D But I gush. Because it's Rush. The riff at the end is from Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage, which tells the story of a voyage of a lone explorer through into a black hole. The story concludes in the opener of the next album, Hemispheres (Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres).

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Awesome info thanks!

@chriskangeter8993 2 года назад

When the three are jamming together, the refer to that as " a band solo".

@jewel_laughs 2 года назад

Your favorite Rush Song; my favorite Reaction from You. Now, a REAL Rush fan would watch the documentary "Beyond the Lighted Stage" with their wife, child and popcorn. These three guys are not just great musicians, but great human beings. The group has been awarded 24 gold, 14 platinum and 3 multi-platinum albums. That ranks them fifth - behind The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, Kiss and Aerosmith - on the all-time list for most consecutive gold or platinum studio albums by a rock band. They have had a huge impact on many other musicians some of whom are interviewed in the doc. This film has also won many awards.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Thanks Julie! Great info

@leddygee1896 2 года назад

That guitar was specifically ordered by Alex in 1976, straight from the Kalamazoo, Michigan plant. He's auctioning it off soon, as with a great majority of the rest of his collection to donate to charity... ALA David Gilmour.

@jeffvomero1242 2 года назад

Now we r talking epic reaction. I love the way, during the instrumental they speed up the music, hence not using a click track. Playing together as one unit and all showing off in a different way. It seems like you are slowly working your way over to the Rush Family. Well my fellow rocker you are most welcome. Now I am sure you have been asked this but check out Leave That Thing Alone. Rush-Leave That Thing Alone, (Time Machine 2011 DVD). You will not be disappointed.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Leave That Thing Alone reaction coming out very soon!

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Leave That Thing Along out today!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tFq-sCbgihA.html

@scottwood5515 2 года назад

RUSH- BEST INTRO EVER should be your next rush adventure.

@nickrobichaud3459 2 года назад

Rush is a band that rewards investing time listening to their music..they are 3 virtuoso musicians..3 monster musicians

@toddashton9696 2 года назад

Justin, really appreciate you fitting in these Rush reaction videos (especially so early in the morning). Love the bass player perspective on the band. Its fun watching you discover one of my favorite bands. Geddy's voice has definitely changed over the 40 year career. Harder for him to hit those really high notes. You can see him really strain to get the notes out in some of their older tracks which were recorded when he had a lot more range.

@RushAss 2 года назад

I'm a simple man. I see Justin post a Rush reaction, I watch the thing and I give it a like.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Thanks Marcus 🙏🤘🤘

@ginamarandino6451 2 года назад

In the '80s he started seeing a vocal coach because he wanted to have a longer career and he started to feel like his voice was getting strained but what you heard in the beginning was just a reggae take off of working man they were just playing around. You're right this is a very good depiction of their abilities individually and as a group but there are a lot of other songs like that. One of my favorites is where's my thing here it is has a great drum solo in the middle

@chriskangeter8993 2 года назад

Neil Peart has said many times "Playing drums at a Rush concert is like running a marathon and solving equations at the same time". How very true that must be...His mother asked him "how come you never smile when playing" he said "because playing is hard!" LOL

@davidreape8832 2 года назад

Geddy definitely sounded a bit rough that night. First couple of songs were a bit off like he was fighting a cold. He was in much better voice when I saw them on R40 tour.

@deborahbrown8431 2 года назад

This is at the end of a three hour set and they are in their late 50's!

@chriskangeter8993 2 года назад

And Rush music ain't easy to play, let alone 3 hours worth, flawlessly.

@ThisTrainIsLost 2 года назад

At the beginning Geddy sounds different because he's singing in his speaking voice. Until the changeup into sonic attack, to borrow a phrase from Hawkwind (a band that began at the end of the 60's and is still thriving as a band that nobody reacts to).

@debbieplato5107 2 года назад

This performance is amazing! This was at the end of the concert and the guys were in their late 50's. I would suggest listening to the original when you have time LOL It is straight rock and also excellent. When you have been performing a song since 1974 you do like to change it up a bit. They don't say that to every audience. Cleveland holds a special place in their hearts as they were trying to get a record deal in Canada and in that time period that was pretty tough to do. It was a disc jockey Donna Harper from Cleveland that first played Working Man on air and it was an instant hit and it lead them to getting a U.S. record deal. Geddy's voice did change through the years and got a bit lower. That happens with age especially when you are a professional singer. Just a FYI La Villa Strangiato, the official music video they are playing it live but without an audience. Cheers

@edwardilowiecki8925 Год назад

Justin, you're right...Rush is ALWAYS best served LIVE!!!

@brucelisk3122 2 года назад

Justin, Cleveland was where Rush got their first big break, on a Cleveland radio station, I think that's why he said best audience ever

@squamishfish 2 года назад

Three guys in their fifties after playing three hours , , with Rush a lot of songs need the lyrics so the studio version would be an advantage , But there is a lot of Rush live like this song that are great live ,

@hulaGUNZ 2 года назад

When they were starting out in late 60's and early 70's, 3 guys from Canada that were Rush knew the key to real success was the US audience. They played gigs in Church's, Highschools and Basement Bars all around southern Ontario before gaining only limited airplay on radio stations. It was in blue collar Cleveland where workies heading in on the nighshift would pick up distant FM signals from across the border of a very distinct & new rock sound. Finally, a local radio station picked up on it and began playing the Working Man track. People called in thinking Zepplin had dropped a new track but it wasn't so. Then Neil joined the band replacing John Rutsey (he was like their Pete Best), who wasn't in for the long haul. The rest is pretty much history.

@gregj1295 2 года назад

Your great personality and humor makes this channel very enjoyable.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Thank you Greg 🙏

@dianaa9826 2 года назад

Mindblowing performance!!!! RUSH RULES!!!!!!!

@loisr3970 2 года назад

Ahhh my boys!! Our three Canadian masters... 45 + years.... ahhh it is 37 years in the voice is tired eh!!!@ Welcome to the world of Rush...... awesome ride....cheers

@bostonwhofan 2 года назад

Another amazing performance is Rush performing "Spirit of Radio" live in Toronto in 2003 in front of 500,000 fans on a sunny August afternoon. They open the song with an instrumental version of "Paint It Black" in tribute to the Rolling Stones and then it segues into the incredible performance of "Spirit of Radio"!

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

That was actually my first Rush Reaction video I did! Here is it --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6NupUByO0tE.html

@kathy4349 2 года назад

I was there...5th row. Unbelievable memory.🎶🎸♥️👍

@tammiec4937 2 года назад

Best band on the planet period!🤘🤘🤘🤘

@infokukac01 Год назад

I thought so too, until I heard 3 teenage girls from Mexico playing rock...🥰

@lewisbernstein4272 2 года назад

The Time Machine Tour was a cool concept. It was in 2011 which was the 30th Anniversary of their most commercially successful album, Moving Pictures. In the middle of the 3-hour concert they played Moving Pictures in it's entirety, in order. It was nuts. Some of the best live versions of their songs come from this show (IMO). Marathon, Freewill and Caravan from this show are all outstanding versions. Rush evolved musically (much to some fans chagrin). They had a keyboard dominated period in the '80s, a heavy prog period in the '70's, a more 'grungy' sound in the '90s and a pretty hard rock sound in the '00s. You've touched on a few of the eras, but at this point I'd highly recommend Marathon, from this show. Like what you are doing and like the honest assessments. Everything isn't for everybody. There's bound to be things you don't like or like less - the honesty is nice. Keep it up! I'm a crazy huge Rush fan and there are a (small) handful of their songs that make me cringe.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Thanks Lewis!

@MrTech226 2 года назад

Actually, Rush's Time Machine Tour started back in 2010 because they played live in West Palm Beach on Oct. 2,2010. Cleveland stop were special for Rush because one of radio station, WMMS 100.7 1st broadcast Rush songs after other stations around the country didn't played their songs.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Marathon out today!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wxv9R38xNyo.html

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Freewill Live 1981 out today!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9JkhnMXZeXw.html

@biggie25x 2 года назад

This is a banger. In their R40 tour it was the last song they ever played live. They said it was their first breakthrough and the only one they could think of ending on.

@ZIG4ZAG20 2 года назад

He sounded different from being almost 60 and that was a long tour well into it-Neil Young?Just the flannel Neil Young WISHES he could play remotely close to that, and yeah that’s pretty definitive of Rush-LOUD, precisely executed, phenomenally performed, with face melting, jaw dropping awe.🤘🖖✌️🎸🎸🥁🎤🥇🇨🇦👍👌

@mdu2112 2 года назад

"Best audience EVER" I don't think Geddy gratuitously says that every time. Especially to Cleveland to which Rush ever holds a debt of gratitude.

@jackteppo9633 2 года назад

I was at this show!! Frickin Awsome. 1st half was Moving Pictures.

@martyadams3172 2 года назад

This is a different arrangement to accomodate Ged's loss of the very highest registers. Hint, he is still singing in the same key!

@bobcarn 2 года назад

You're right though. Alex was like "Yeah, nailed it!"

@jasonwilliams6005 2 года назад

I was there. Floor on Geddy's side. Love to be able to see it forever.

@michaelbriefs9764 2 года назад

Great reaction! If you are more of a Metal guy, you should check out their first Live album, called “All The World’s a Stage”! It totally melts your skull!! Rocks!

@davecole2561 2 года назад

The best live album I've ever heard. By tor and the snow dog alone is incredible!

@michaelbriefs9764 2 года назад

@@davecole2561, yes, the whole album is incendiary but there are three particular high points for me: 1) the first two songs in side 1 are pure blisterfuck insanity. What a way to take the stage and “assume control” of your audience! 2) By Tor and the Snowdog on side 3. Incredible! And 3) side 4, with the Working Man/FMW/Drum solo medley and the “What You’re Doing” mega-tonage closer! By the end of the show, the crowd is just VIBRATING with…I don’t know what!? It’s awesome and Justin needs to hear it!

@tracylrsw247 2 года назад

I saw them in the late 70s. Gamble Rogers opened, Rush played, and then Bob Seger. Rush blew the venue away! Hands down one of the best performances I have ever seen. I like some of their earlier stuff, also. Check out 'I think I'm going bald.'

@MsBenlane 2 года назад

you can see them do it way back with the original drummer laurel st catharine high school. it is a whole concert they do working man at the end. he says he was singing high to be heard over the speakers.

@chad142131 Год назад

live is always best for any band

@paulmorris8762 2 года назад

a great Canadian trio now check out Triumph

@awezman 2 года назад

This is the first song that broke them into the awareness of US Radio after being played by a DJ in Cleveland from their self titled debut album. The Album was recorded before Neil Peart Joined the group and John Rutsey was the drummer on the album. Rutsey's more rudimentary drumming makes this a great song to play with since the original drum track was not memorable at all.

@justineapril7922 2 года назад

Rush played this concert in April 2011. They were in their early 50s!! In the early days of them touring in the 70s, they would play about 250 shows a year. That's a lot, as you may have guessed. Geddy Lee's voice had lost much of its upper register. They changed pace with in the beginning of "Working Man" to one of the genres they liked, reggae. The studio version is the closing track off their self- entitled 1974 debut album which featured their original drummer, John Rutsey (RIP). Geddy and Alex were about 20 years old. And yes, Geddy Lee almost exclusively uses his right index finger to play the bass. He also grew out the fingernail to get the pick sound. Oh, and the final few bars of this performance were from the closing track, "Cygnus X-1, Book 1" from the 1977 album, 'A Farewell to Kings,' which was their first full freedom album after the awesome 1976 record, '2112.'

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH 2112 out today!!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGYSFsXmEmA.html

@124Robmonty 2 года назад

Headlong flight and the garden from their last album. Live.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Headlong Flight --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K-nTn2LxoFs.html I have a Reaction to RUSH The Garden coming out next week!

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH The Garden LIVE Clockwork Angels Tour out today!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PljjurlO8-s.html

@waynedickson6860 2 года назад

Rush had a special connection with Cleveland, almost as strong as with Canada.

@nickcrisp7252 2 года назад

Told ya so! lol I'm more used to hearing the studio cut - Geddy's voice had a harder edge on that, but he was much younger. Again, earlier stuff like this tune is harder, less progressive, interesting to see how they changed as time went on. I kind of left them after the Moving Pictures album ('81?), seemed to me they went a bit softer after that, lost some 'edge'.

@mikemurphymagic Год назад

At some point, between this video and a year later when you did R30 Working Man, you developed an aversion to Rush adding reggae to Working Man. You went from a delighted "It's like a reggae" in this video to "Don't like it. Not necessary. What's the point. Why? Why? Why? Just because they can?" Good gawd Justin, what has happened to you?! haha

@JustinPanariello Год назад

I just rewatched this to see what you're saying. Yeah I actually like the intro reggae better. Also Geddy's voice...smh. Also Alex still looks like a Neil Young relative. When they started with the reggae the song got better when it actually dropped. Whereas it got worse when they ended with reggae. get it?? lol

@starmanm31 2 года назад

I was there man ! 👍

@gwalia2112 2 года назад

Oh man, looks like you're getting sucked into the quicksand world of Rush... You ain't ever getting back out... Well, we never did but maybe it's because we don't try to escape, Rush IS our escape, it's a way of life. :)

@stevehill4864 Год назад

That tag at the end was from cygnus X1

@jeffboonie3903 2 года назад

Best live band i have seen in my life

@jeffwood32 2 года назад

When it comes to Rush, keep it coming Live

@johnsmathers190 2 года назад

Neil is the drummer, Alex is the lead guitar player, Getty is the singer and bass player 👌 😀

@thomaswest7746 2 года назад

Check out the band of Grand Funk Railroad. Inside looking out or Black Licorice, Paranoid, Foot stomping Music,

@grahamkey8496 6 месяцев назад

Alex and his "backing band" 😊

@kennethjankowski115 2 года назад

working man is the 33rd song on that concert so you know why neil did that at the end 3.5 hrs

@ZenMonkey1138 2 года назад

Geddy refers to his technique as "Flamenco Bass"

@Bucketheadgoat 2 года назад

They are the trifecta of all things music. if you have some time, take a look at some Buckethead.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

I've been checking out Buckethead and have a few Reaction videos out, check out my channel.

@thomaswest7746 2 года назад

All of 2112

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH 2112 out today!!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGYSFsXmEmA.html

@christopherhuot2826 2 года назад

Dude, u gotta check out the bassist for the WHO, John Entwhistle

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Of course yes I know John Entwistle

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Of course yes I know John Entwistle

@fredscribner3688 2 года назад

Now you know why, not too shabby for a bunch of geriatrics at the tail end of a three hour show eh? And ya im Canadian. 😊

@djsilverva 2 года назад

Cleveland is why they became popular in the USA…Cleveland radio broke Rush

@Kidgloves1984 2 года назад

Not bad for a few older guys who played this song for 40 years..

@AmishStud98 2 года назад

Xanadu 1981 live. You will not regret it.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Xanadu 1981 --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bapv_4GJga4.html

@markrichardson8378 2 года назад

Geddy supposedly had a cold on the day of recording.

@rushrules81 2 года назад

Just a few guys in thier 60s jammin'

@PROGROCK-tr9hw 2 года назад

Check out driven from rush in rio and leave that thing alone from time machine tour

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Leave That Thing Alone coming out soon!

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Leave That Thing Along out today!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tFq-sCbgihA.html

@rafehr1378 2 года назад

Number "1" tune for me by Rush. Ouch, this is a different version of Working Man. The intro is for sure.

@t0dd000 2 года назад

Geddy's voice: he's struggling at this age and compensating.

@jamesmorrill9650 2 года назад

Try YYZ Live in Rio Xanadu from Exit Stage Left 1981

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

I've actually done both of those! Here is YYZ in Rio --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3v11n6F7k3g.html Here is Xanadu 1981 --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bapv_4GJga4.html

@lisaharrison1031 2 года назад

Geddy also had a cold for this show in Cleveland.

@jetsfan7306 2 года назад

Check out Xanadu from exit stage left 1981

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH Xanadu exit stage left 1981 --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bapv_4GJga4.html

@MsBenlane 2 года назад

rush hired a producer because he said i don't like your voice not sure i want to work with you. at which point they really wanted to work with him.

@ctrushfan8575 2 года назад

Time for 2112.

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH 2112 out today!!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGYSFsXmEmA.html

@squamishfish 2 года назад

Try where is my thing live , The one song if you do that would be way better for the studio version is their Opera 2112 , Cartoon version , This is the song that saved their butts , when the record company told Rush they need to do radio Friendly songs they came up with this 21 minute opus and this sent them into rock and roll heaven with out radio play , The story is about a tyrant dictatorship that does not allow music , A guy finds a guitar and brings it to the leadership to try to convince them , Geddy sings in different characters,

@squamishfish 2 года назад

@@itzel1735 then the straight studio version.

@aladorngm 2 года назад

voice sound different.....yeah 30+ f'ing years from his peak

@scott4482 2 года назад

You haven't really heard RUSH until you do 2112. Recommend the studio track.

@justsmashing4628 2 года назад

Rush 2112 awaits….do the cartoon version, best 😊

@justsmashing4628 2 года назад

@@itzel1735 been done many times, no problem

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH 2112 out today!!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGYSFsXmEmA.html

@winstonlane708 2 года назад

🎸🥁🎸

@robertadlington650 2 года назад

no he means it clevelend gave them their first break

@dbrgr68 2 года назад

Thumbs up Cheeers try 2112 comic addition

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Here is my Reaction to RUSH 2112 out today!!! --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGYSFsXmEmA.html

@thegman8968 2 года назад

As great as this performance was, and it was, It comes in a distant 2nd to the live performance of "XANADU" from the Exit Stage Left tour from 1981. That performance will absolutely mesmerize you and leave you speechless! 😮 P.S. I'm digging your PRIMUS reactions. Claypool is also a huge RUSH fan ! ☮

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Awesome! Thanks man! Here is my Reaction to Rush XANADU 1981 --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bapv_4GJga4.html

@winstonlane708 2 года назад

🎼🐐🐐🐐🎶 🎙

@louispoirier6004 2 года назад

Please check out La Villa Strangiato by Rush Official video

@brucefelger4015 2 года назад

Find Geddi's roots in Yes

@JustinPanariello 2 года назад

Totally. Chris Squire. I actually just started doing Yes Reactions. First was Roundabout and the grinding sound of that Rickenbacker, which Geddy used early on. I assumed cause of Chris.