Rush - "The Real History of Rush / Tom Sawyer": Time Machine Tour 2011: Live In Cleveland 

Perfect!!!

Right? I mean, some even brought their own sticks! It’s like bringing your glove to a baseball game.

3:26 Goose bump's right away. Gord Downey and Now Neil, so sad.Two great inspiring individuals, whom lost long fights to Brain Cancer. Guys its 2020, we need somebody to Neil "Professor" Peart this puzzle, and solve the Cancer problem. Sincere condolences to Neil's family and friends, and may Getty and Alex know Rush fan's love and respect them.

I'm really going to miss going to those shows,hanging out, and just good vibes all around! and then of course, the reason we're there, for the band and the music!

At 6:00 minute mark, that's when everyone wants to learn drums, who never air drummed to that?. No one.

Neil probably wrote the script. 😉

I liked the 'moving pitchers' when the ladies walking in carrying beer

Amazingly acted 🤣

Mark Doney-MacLeod ; And beyond....

I'm the best! A cute girl told me at a RUSH concert in 1986. 😉

Even Sebastian Bach liked Peart's big drum fill for Tom Sawyer after the guitar solo.

@@CC_Marauder A girl at a Rush concert? Now we know your lying

If only they could harness that energy

I'm 49 and had been a Rush fan since the 80's. Playing drums since I was a kid Neil Peart was a big part of my life. I only saw them once live in a concert and I'll never forget Neil's solo or playing the song witch hunt. I'm sorry you never got to see them live, Neil was a treasure.

@@joem5110 I only managed it once in early 2000s in my 40 years of lstening to Rush

I am 64. I also have never seen Rush live. But I did see them once on television. I remember being surprised that I was seeing Rush on TV. I don't remember if it was cable or not, and I don't remember the name of the show. What was interesting to me was, being the first time I had ever seen them, that Geddy and Eric were dressed identically. They were wearing a silvery looking one-piece jumpsuit, and they both had long straight silvery-blonde hair (wigs, I guess). They would move forward together in unison while playing their respective guitars, then they would move back in unison, and then Geddy would sing. I recall being shocked that they were just a three piece band, because they always sounded like they had at least four or five members. I don't recall which song it was they were performing, but I do remember recognizing it as Rush. I wish I could have seen them live. My favorite song by Rush is The Body Electric. I never seem to hear it performed. I don't know if they performed it during this tour or not, but I hope they did.

Wayne Campbell they played body electric on the Clockwork Angels tour. I don’t think they had played it since grace under pressure

Never to late.peace.

@@scout805 Not knocking Triumph by any means. They were also an amazing band. But let's be real here ... the ONLY similarities they share with Rush was 2 things. They were Canadian, and they were a 3 piece. That is it. They were a different kind of band ... They were hard edged rock and roll and Rik and company composed songs that were simple , structured , and radio friendly. Rush although a pure rock band at first (1975) became experimental and helped lay the groundwork of what we consider "Prog Rock" today. They were always pushing the boundaries even if mainstream didn't understand them. They stayed true to their artform and built their fan base from the ground up through word of mouth. Those are facts not opinion. There is absolutely NO WAY Triumph can be uttered in the same league as Rush. Triumph lasted several good years ... Rush ... 45yrs. And I say this loving both bands but for me, Rush was in a class all their own. Can't say that about Triumph.

Joe M no freaking doubt!!!

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Scout 805 “jew boy jerry”? Seriously?

​@@metalmcfly7312, Triumph was Rik Emmett, plus a couple of other guys. Rush was three wizards. As much as I love Triumph, there is no comparison. I totally agree. Rush is in a league of their own. And Michael, ELP does not compare either. Not in my book. JoeM, the argument can be made that Rush was the most talented *BAND* in rock. 3, 4 or however many musicians you want to put on stage. The music they concocted was otherworldly.

I'm still cracked up and on the floor with that one 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 OMG 😂😂 😂🤣 😂

Watching over wifi at a fast food joint. Had to stifle a really powerful laugh at that one lol

Ugh I am so ashamed at myself for not catching that! It’s been a long week..

@@JeremyGalloway you aren't alone.

They spare no expense to entertain us!!

why?

I think he meant that because of that little interaction between Neil and Alex how Neil nodded with that smile on his face.

Wonder what he said.

It looks like Neil is nodding and saying "riiight" to whatever Alex had said or done beforehand. Then Alex turns around, all smiles. Can't fake that, and yeah, makes me wanna cry too

and it's ok to cry, because this was something incredible

May their music forever echo into eternity. Long Live RUSH!

Same here! Huge Rush fan, but somehow I missed this too. RIP Neil 💔

Check out their video for Anthem. Pardon the explosion of polyester, but you'll see Neil just flying across the drum set with ease and grace making it look effortless. Pre-Mustache even.

You had to buy stuff not too long ago.

That's some good parenting right there 🤓. RIP Neil 💔

Dentspeed ; some of us will go thru this the rest of our lives when family and friends are gone.

Huge fan since 1978, when we were nerds. Losing Neil is like when Jerry Garcia passed. I want my time machine to take me back to when both were alive and kicking.

Only gone from here.

He's still with us. 'Catch the spirit!' 👍❤️

@@anguitenens Thank you so so much......I'm happy to say that i do catch his spirit.....for real!👍👍👍

Cual es tu setup ?

Were you able to see The Jam?

?? Are you talking about a group called the jam? You do know i was exagerating when i stated i have seen them all. I am refering to the most famous bands in Rock to clarify my statement. Being 59 i have seen alot and spent alot 😄

I have not been to "the jam" concert. But if i recall they were a punk band?

Oh, I certainly understood that you were exaggerating. Seeing them all would be am astonishing feat! The Jam was a mod band with punk influences. They had a ton of hit singles, especially considering they were only together from 1977-82. They were massive in the UK, but did not do as well in North America. All that yammered, Rush's importance would be difficult to overstate. Incredible musicians, while always remaining decent people.

And have fans singing along with an instrumental! YYZ in Rio.

I would say Red Barcheta

@@michaelalguire419 Witch Hunt

make sure you do it right if not a drummer .

By-tor and the snowdog. Period.

Call me old fashion, but I still prefer his classic Ricky!🤘👊