thats exactly what i have done! what a song! what a band!

Also just finished that interview. Came here to listen to this song once again as a tribute to one of my favorite bands since I found out about them in 1980.

Ditto, that interview brought tears

Same here, came here after watching the interview. Bought "A Farewell To Kings" in 1977, been listening to Rush ever since. The interview was beautiful... Geddy is such a lovely soul!

And the bit about RIO, if you ever see the video of that concert, WOW. The most energy and excitement I have ever seen at a concert. Pure joy!

Ditto! The guys rocked this one and they rocked it even more live!

Why do you have invoke God D, with your nonsensical comment? POS.

Killer song

Ho yes

100 percent. For 3 people to make music like that is unearthly

@@gradymalachowski2936 Three guys pushing 60 at the time, too.

Yup

Absolutley yes

The by tor bass is in this as well.

Yes, I feel the same, got hooked on rush in 79' saw them 7 times, it was not enough, they are my life story,.

3. They didn't care... they went for it...all the way!! :)

I agree, Jim Seko!:) I was born at North Memorial Medical Center, in Minneapolis, MN in 1965. I moved from Crystal, MN to Wadena, MN in 1975. I thought I hated it, and became a loner. That's when I discovered Rush... Fly by Night. Then Caress of Steel came out, and I was in Heaven! I just couldn't figure out why the fans didn't like it... i was only 10 years old, but Geddy, Neil, and Alex spoke to me, although I new they wouldn't know me from Adam, Rush led me on so many 'Journeys', and I finally got to see them 'Live' in 1983!:) R.I.P. Neil! Semper Fidelis

I wouldn't go as far as to say they were the best trick band ever. (Although obviously to each their own) But no doubt they certainly have Their rightful place in history and the Hall of Fame if that is even a considering factor. I will say the three had Play Bond between them and each had their own individual talents that deserve praise. For the record I don't dislike Rush by any means. Rush holds a special party in my mind and my heart and some of their music is unparalleled.. I'll give you that.. 2112 for instance holds a special place for me. The entire album was just incredible in my opinion. They lost me a long line somewhere but no matter, doesn't take away from what they did that was spectacular... And I guess the only reason I would say they're not the best is just because of those that didn't quite reach the pinnacle. To where is in my opinion some bands really didn't have those kinds of songs or albums. Led Zeppelin for instance. In my mind, in my opinion just didn't have that kind of period where maybe you shouldn't have made those albums or released those songs. I can think of a few that were less than But we came to expect from them, yes. (And with that I understand there are those that would disagree w/my opinion). Overall though, Rush certainly deserve their position in history & in our minds and our hearts.. & the loss of Neil, first from the music and then from the world was certainly a massive & extremely sad one. Rock in peace Niel!!!

When l first heard that Neil Peart's daughter Serena had been in a fatal car accident the night before, Our Universe became a different place at that point, the cause and effect and ramifications that would ensue were instantly apparent. I thought OH F:((# this changes everything. That was an understatement. The Rush camp and the fan base never recovered from it. We carried on, but it was never with the original enthusiasm it was more galvanized. RIP Serena, Mom, Neil

I think you're right. How about three guys with nothing to prove playing like it's 1975 -- or 2112. Neil is ferocious on this. He's playing like a man half his age.

This song,"Seven cities of gold" and "Carnies"...

wow thanks for telling me what to think and how to feel, youre the *real* fkg hero.

@@rickdeckard1075 don't be a dick. You're welcome.

Geddy Lee is the Greatest Fuckin Rock Star of All Time ! Period.

@@jasonouellette2436 I read his autobiography "My Effin Life." It gave me a new appreciation for him and the boys. It's a great read.

The Canadian trio. There were others, but Rush were the best.

DM: Yes, check out NIN, starting with three songs: "Just Like You Imagined," "Beside You In Time," and "The Frail/The Wretched": on a different level!

I wouldnt say not their best by a 'long measure', even this song is amazing man, elements of their whole career and heavy as hell!

D: Deliberately so--your B'D PRESENT, eh?

since 1979, they always amaze me, so talented!

I first heard them when I played NFS Hot Pursuit II, when their song "One Little Victory" was put on that game's soundtrack. This is another one of those great songs that I can just jam out to!

This one or the garden

You have it now ?

Dus you pick it up?

@@Rosbergen80 yes.