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Great analysis! Those volume swells Alex is doing with his feet is a lot harder than many people realize. It takes precise timing. If you dont do it right, it sounds terrible. He does this in many songs and as an axe man I'll tell you they are harder than they look.

Her cover of bat out of hell is amazing

They were really young there

Really there's no need to apologize 😊😊😊

Buddy’s great. But who is the guy talking? A video gamer?

Not one of the greatest. THE GREATEST HANDS DOWN!

Best drummer we ll ever see!! Buddy was the greatest!!!

Is it true that Annie was actually the name of Sugarfoot's drum set, and MJ wanted to make sure Annie was okay.

First time I've heard the term 'drum set player'....sounds odd.

Watch white Winter Psalm,, Ptx Fun song

He was THE best. It's all in the left hand. STOP using match grip unless it's called for.

YOU REALLY WANNA BLOW YOUR MIND, HE WAS HAVING A HEART ATTACK WHILE DOING THIS SOLO, HE WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL, RIGHT AFTER HE WAS FINISHED

A synopsis of this reaction....... Avi, Avi... Avi, Avi............ Avi....Avi.......... Avi, Avi, Avi..................................................................... Avi............ Thanks for your insight. Avi is great. But his role in this song was like always. He did his part with 4 other people, who did their part just as well. .... Avi

Great reaction, and the fact that you recognized the correlation between him and the Godfather Neil Peart is awesome! There would be no Danny Carey without Neil Peart!

Why the live version? What a goof.

Quite a long video for not really saying anything? Other than how cool you thought it was, you really added...nothing.

This guys a joke sina is a awesome drummer so he needs to sit back and take lessons

why would anyone cut Neil ending the solo off the video.. Neil obviously intended that to be the end.. so include his wishes

Editing this video was definitely a nasty job. The keyframes alone must have been the worst ones. It's not rocket science, but it's very labor intensive.

That is Buddy when he's old. Still great, but hardly his best.

In the pocket!💯

My man is straight up rolling those chops out.

I DON'T CARE WHO THINK'S I'M WROMG NEIL IS THE GREATEST DRUMMER TO EVER DEAD OR ALIVE!!!! REST IN PEACE NEIL!!!! I LOVE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤YOU AND JOSH I LOVE HOW YOU BREAK DOWN EVER ASPECT HERE!!!! AND HOW AMAZED YOU ARE WITH THIS LIVE VERSION OF MY FAVORITE RUSH SONG EVER!!!! I WOULD HAVE DIED AND GONE 2 HEAVEN IF I WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SEE THEM LIVE, BUT SADLY IT WAS JUST NOT POSSIBLE FOR ME!!!!

She has since switched to traditional grip I believe.

You do t have to be musician to see hear something that is not ordinary. How relaxed he is. I saw show when he was un rehab. It comes so naturally to him.

I come back to your reaction every few months to appreciate your succinct ear on the percussion of Neil, especially at the opening. No other reactor points out the different sounds that Neil uses. Unfortunately, toward the latter tours Neil did use sequencers to emulate many of the wonderful sounds that he formerly brought about manually. So thank you.

Avii is pure talent

Danny Carey is #1 buddy rich #2. Imo

It's a return volume pedal Alex is using.🤟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

... AND he's wearing a tuxedo, not shorts and a tee.

Great Review! The is probably the best react video I have ever seen because you have included a lot of your own view and a very thorough analysis.

Pretty funny, a critique of arguably the best drummer ever, by a nobody

@13:02 "He kinda plays like I do" Thats Funny! :D

Rush's super power is to have crazy mixed up time signatures that non musicians just tap along to as if they are perfectly obvious

You talk too much

In a tux! Technically very clean. Self taught. Fastest snare rolls. Doesn’t read music, just rehearses and gets the feel for the chart and the band. Also a perfectionist, he wants his band to be as clean with the technique as he is. Buddy Rich is also a black belt in karate. This time of his career this solo is more colorful and arranged beautifully than when he was younger just showing off his technique.

Avi sure looks good in a cowboy hat. And Tim always looks good. Let's face it. They all look good. LOL

Harrison rules.

I saw him live in a small town (Aberdeen about 80,000 people) in Scotland in 1986. He toured with his band 9 months per year every year. He toured EVERYWHERE not just the big venues, all the smaller towns and cities too. He got a standing ovation and gave an encore! The first second you entered and heard him play it was astounding. The closest anyone has got to describing it is he was like a 'one man orchestra'! You may think with all the tapes you have seen his 'repertoire'. True he did things live as on tape but he did a few dazzling moves I have never seen since! He did this stunt where like a gunshot out of the blue, without warning, he whipped, twisted around to the right in playing a roll/ fill across the tom's and finishing on the floor tom. It was too fast to see! It was a blur. The only reason you knew he had reached the floor tom was the evidence of the sound of it!

Dude ...this man has hundreds of awesome videos out there you need to check them out

Peart is class. But - Check out 'Sick Again' by Led Zeppelin

All these drummers taught nothing but stuff a drum machine can parrot are amazed at what you can do with rudiments.

Instructor....HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! Just ssay im clueless and dont waste your mony on me!!! WTF Dudr?

Sometimes people complain that they want to heaar Kirstin sing lead more often but her background parts are so difficult especially when she jumps notes.

Kevin and Avi I think you wanted to say. Then Matt takes over Avis place 😮❤❤❤❤❤

Oh the Megaphone is only a Prop. They wanted this as a tribute for Queen. ❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇧👏🇬🇧👏🇬🇧👏🇬🇧👏❤️👏

The four stars at the end, is a tribute too all 4 members of Queen ❤❤❤❤❤

Neil switching from matched to traditional while playing all that percussion blows my mind

Buddy Rich was a good player, teacher and innovator. It will be interesting to see the accomplishments of younger drummers, who will obviously play, as good or better than he did in the normal course of increased skill, and development.