Rush - The Rush Story: Part One (Full Music Documentary) 

Still totally confused that anyone has negative reviews/impressions of caress of steel. What have you done? Caress of steel is an absolute masterpiece

2112 aka the biggest middle finger to a recording company

I was in a Rush cover band during college. When I met Alex during a meet and greet I told him my hands almost fell off learning his lines. He smiled and said “oh my you are so kind. I am so glad you liked my playing so much” he was incredibly gracious. And gave me a few picks. Geddy was also a total sweetheart.

Saw an interview recently with Todd Rundgren who was a friend of Neil’s. Todd said “no man has ever had more dominance over his chosen instrument”. Perfect description. RIP Neil you are missed and loved by schmillions

They left out the star rating for 2112, so I'm giving it 5 stars.

Hell no a farewell to kings is more than 3 stars love that album

These guys never listened to the lyrics???..Whaaat?!?!..For me the lyrics were just as good as the music!..So prophetic and many fit in todays times like future predictions. Thats why this band was the total package for me..Spoke to me musically and lyrically...My most favorite band of all time😎🚬♐🔥💯

All I know is this DJ named "Danger" is a friggin tool! Why he wasn't edited out of this documentary I'll never know. ................. RUSH = perfection! Thanks, from the fans, like me!

"He (Neil) has a degree in percussion" Neil was a High School drop out. He didn't have a degree in anything. People seem to equate his nickname of "The Professor" as having some sort of degree. The nickname "The Professor" didn't come from any schooling, it came from the character "The Professor" on Gilligan's Island because Geddy and Alex thought Neil's demeanor was very much like that character's.

When I discovered them in High school in 1978, they opened my eyes and ears to a whole different way of thinking. My whole approach to music in general changed overnight. A lot of people didn't get it but, in a way, made me feel like I was an insider and was smarter than the rest. I never missed them on tour and thankfully I was able to take in 2 shows on their farewell tour. Rest in peace Neil.

Caress of Steel - 5 stars ... maybe all mentioned 5 stars. My favorite band by far for depth and Caress is deep.

I saw them lead off for Zappa in the mid 70s. Never heard of them before that. What a great journey it's been

To me, Rush became RUSH when Neil joined between the debut and Fly By Night. Without Geddys voice, you wouldn’t have known they were the same band. Gone was IN THE MOOD and in forever came Bytor and an ANTHEM. They went from a viable hard rock band that was definitely influenced by Zep to a real progressive, thoughtful, futuristic, even mystical musical unit that you could just tell was never going to stop progressing and changing. By 2112 I could hear jazz, sci-fi, Yes, and unapologetically still Zep with the energy of youth. Being an overly thoughtful teen in the 70’s, they resonated with me as brothers who I felt a spiritual connection to. Vital for a youth who could have lost his way but found something to explore and discover at the same time with the vitality and energy that caught both my ear and my heart. Forever grateful for these three guys who were blazing their own trail with creativity, virtuosity, and an energy that was their own but it invited me into their space and offered me more than a drink, an invite to a party that always felt great and left me smiling. 👍🖖🤘✌️❤️💯🙏

Just hear the first 8 notes of limelight and you know what it is. Iconic.

Rip Neal

Seems like people weren't ready for Caress of Steel back then. It aged like wine and became a classic later..I and many others love that album today.

Saw them live 3 times, one of the best bands of all time. Love. Their early stuff, Carress of steel, great.

They invented compositional hard rock and roll and took it to its highest levels. Three of the hardest ‘working men’ ever to write and play music.

John Rutsey was asked to leave by management because he had diabetes and was drinking( sugar) and they were concerned for his health with traveling. John also wanted to do more hard rock stuff but management talked w him a out him not being able to tour. John understood they said. They had 4 weeks to find a new drummer. Peart was asked to audition by the manager. Someone told them about the drummers that might work so they held auditions.

Who is the guy with the glasses? He sounds stoned out of his mind

The Caress Of Steel Tour was dubbed the Down The Tubes Tour. The lable gave them one chance to write an epoch (radio friendly album) or they would be dropped. 2112 was giving the middle finger to the record lable. then they wrote side B to show that they could write radio songs. After that the record company gave free reign

FTK is 1,000,000 stars ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

RIP Professor Peart thank you for all of the joy you gave us 💔 Thank you Alex, Geddy, the best road crew ever, family and friends of Rush their are no words to verbalize how much we appreciate all of your hard work 🤟

Rush was The Band for me and 1st concert I ever went to n got hooked ever since 2112 is still a brilliant album. I think the Side B contains the most underrated songs. (Of course with crummy CDs we have no side B lol) but from Passage to Bangkok on... Rediscover them n see!

Awesome band. thumbs down to whoever filmed that first couple of songs. It's a THREE piece band and, as always, the drummer is never featured.... Of course, Neil was very featured later.

Fabulous and timely. I have the Inside Yes 1968-1973 DVD from this company. The Genesis one is good too, on you tube. So happy to find this today. Yay!

Great documentary! Thank you for posting! Pt. 2 was phenomenal, too. Is there a doc for the 80’s-2012...? With Neil’s passing I’ve been re listening to some of their post-“Signals” albums and I really slept on a lot of good stuff. RIP Neil Peart.

All 5 works are 10 stars.

you can't get stuff like that out of garage band or hip-hop; AND NO AutoTune or drum machines

"Caress of Steel" is Rush's "Tales from Topographic Oceans."

40:50 This guy is painful to listen to. Sounds like his battery is dying. Someone plug him in so he speaks at human speed.

yes!

I love Rush .Seen them 5 times,They are a great live band but not the best live band ever That would be the WHO in their prime

RUSH's first album is better than anything I've ever heard by Led Zeppelin.

In retrospect- it is all ART, business, airplay, and record sales aside.

Mentioning ELP in the same breath as Rush? That guy should be punched in the dick.

The lyrics were clever for clever’s sake? Like to kick that guy in the throat. Fucking troglodyte

Loved forever

34:28 Don't even want to see Michael Bolton doing that.

Anthem!!

Without Neil RUSH is a very good bar band.

Who else remembers Neil Pert... Mandela Effect? So odd.... Peart.....

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