This groove is not for mere mortals. One of their absolute masterpeices.

These gentlemen make me very proud to be Canadian!!!!

Geddy's bass solo is as badass as can be. I LOVE this song and especially live.

Geddy just kills it on the bass.. Got to love it.

Rest in peace master Neil Peart you were an inspiration, a virtuoso, a genuis.... I'll love you forever...

seen them 5 times.took the woman I love to all 5 shows.shes gone now so I wouldn't go without her

I love all their songs and songs like Tome Sawyer and Limelight may have topped the mainstream charts but this song is my favorite from Rush. The beginning intro always gets me sicked up before a football game.

The look on The Professors face at Geddy at the 5;00 mark to the end of the song is really priceless..complete control to park this masterpiece on the ground..perfect..there will never be another band like this or The professor..please rest easy..you are missed..

Been on a huge Rush binge lately: chiefly... Driven, Fancy Dancer, Scars, La Villa Strangiato. The ENTIRE '74 ABC Live CD kicks serious ass!

This song deserves more praises... such a cool riff. The structure seems simple yet not really.

3 virtuoso musicians playing together at one time. Awesome.

They took a great studio tune and amplified it by a million! Everytime I go back and listen, Im reminded how good they’ve always been!

Attention all aspiring musicians, class is in session

RIP Neil 💔 😢

Just an amazingly tight band. I guess that’s what happens when you work at it for decades...

My 1st concert was Farewell To Kings

There's nothing quite like the sound of a jazz bass in drop D.

one of the most under rated songs of all time by rush.....jam on bros where ever your at!!!!!!!!

Their musicianship is beyond compare!!

Killer performance as always. Rush, except no substitute.