God is taking lessons now from Neal while he blasts heaven with new chords

@@FrederickDuff Absolutely

You're 100% right!

Well said…… best rock trio ever.

You are so right. Grew up with their music since the 70's. Off the rails talent.

what about Bob and Doug McKenzie eh? what a hoser.

@@themadfabber Never actually heard of them, I was of course joking, there are actually a lot of great musicians from Canada, enough so actually to forgive Nickelback.

I agree. Lucky tp see them 4 times in WA state.

@@spacecoastmed Nothing and I mean nothing can ever forgive nickleback. IMO.

I as well

A Memory to be sure Randy! I was RUSHED my Senior Year of High School in April of "75! My buddy told me I just HAD to hear this new album he had called "Fly By Night". Cut Biology Class....Best Detention Ever!🤣 I was blessed to see Dirk, Lerxst and The Late Professor 56 Times! I have listened to RUSH practically everyday since that day back in 1975, give or take a day here and there. I also have seen so many cool shows from many other great bands and artists but RUSH is on a whole other level and that's probably why they will always be My # 1.....RUSH IS FAMILY! My Kids AND Grandkids absolutely dig The Canadian Trio! Cheers Bruddah and Keep Rocking!

I'm 62 and I've been to 10 Rush concerts the memories are still in my head

@@TheStuport Cleveland agora 1975

​@@maxwolf2726cool, unfortunately Rush had no plan to play in Asia especially in Jakarta, Indonesia, so I had no chance to see their concert in live. I am also fans of Genesis, and they also never had a concert in Asia, luckily I saw the concert of their vocalist Phil Collins here in Jakarta,at least he made one of my dreams come true..

I think your right.

Let’s not go to far…

Agreed, dude seems so down to earth as well yet imo def way underrated, he is one of the best ever imo. All 3 of them

That I absolutely agree with such genius

Jerry Cantrell of Aic would give him a run for the money for sure.

That's exactly what I say and tell friends or people who never seen them for three guys playing they sounded like they had an orchestra, RIP NEIL PERT AND I STILL LOVE GEDDY LEE AND ALEX LIFESON ROCK ON RUSH!!!!!!

WTF....34 times! I felt honored to have seen them 4 times. I bow in your presence.

I'm a little under you in attendance, but spot on in your feelings. This was the second tour/show I missed since 12/81. But it is not what you missed my brother, it's what you experienced. Best wishes. Always!!

You must be from Toronto, or a roadie one! I dug their music from the late '70s, being turned on to them from a chick in school. Her older brother started with the debut album. She told me to buy ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. This chick looked like Sheryl Crow and was from metro St.Louis. She moved down to North Harris Co.Texas which is Houston metro. Saw RUSH on Hemisphere's tour with APRIL WINE opening in '77-'78. It was a cold bitch that night. But bud & beer kept the chill down going and coming out of Old Sam Houston Coloseum. And the only other time was on the Power Windows tour when l lived near Dallas/Ft.Worth. No opening act, they just lowered the house lights and began The Three Stooges theme song with the birds sound effects. Truly letting everyone know they were just humble people and not Rock Gods. I thought that was cool as hell. ROLL ON FOREVER!!!

It's a true fan that gets to see rush 34 times. You are definitely a true fan. I've always been a fan ...I'm a drummer because of this band in particular. I grew up playing on my lap and air drums..lol but it helped with timing and made the transfer to a real drums alot easier

I saw them here in Baltimore city at the Baltimore Arena Back in 88 what a show hey there will never be a drummer like Neil Peart may he rest in peace

"second nature; powerful, accurate and intricate" - so true, and " quadruple limb failure" :-) Thanks for the great commentary about Neil.

Yup...guy does look bored because he makes it look easy! Second fav drummer after Larry Mullen Jr.

I saw them twice- just on the Snakes tour! I don’t remember how many times total…

Seen them twice as well in 2012 and 2015 won't ever forget it

Lil rush stole the show tho

I only saw them once @ Madison Square Garden back in "76".

I'm the same age. You are bro. I'm 58 also rush. They're never going to tour again. I'm glad I got to see them so many times. They are so great live. Neil Peart is going to be missed. He is so good behind the drums. I mean the only next one is Phil Collins. I don't know. I really don't know watching Neil Peart is like watching God play. What else could I say he's the best?

He was alright, especially for a Canadian 🤠

@glen....75 times?.....when was the 1st time? I saw the Signals tour in 1982 at the Worcester centrum outside of Boston....I was 14 years old.

75 times!! No wonder I couldn’t get a ticket!🤣🤣

Now one more up-vote. 🥁

Precisely right. Neil will always be the master. Never duplicated.🙏💖

U should check out ...avery molek on u tube....6 yrs old and can play it as good as the professor

I loved rush in 1984. Best drummer ever. Even then neil was too percussionist. He was a one man symphony.

They are cool artistic soul I hope they do more music again.

I don't see anyone throwing sh_t? Go figure!

Same

I saw them on this tour and it was amazingly clean in the mix live too there was no mud at all it was truly mind blowing live

I have no feeling from my head down to my toes 🤩

Sounds like an admission to me 🤣

@@Bear2U ✋🏻😁

That is why they stooped, Neil said he could not do 100% and did not want to give the fans any less

Then he kept his word. They we’re so talented but they were also warriors. The touring and catalogue of albums was so much hard work

Same. You don't have to love the tune to appreciate the talent. This song gave me the creeps as a little kid. But Peart. My God. Other worldly.