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Hi! Not sure if this is allowed here, so please remove is not. I'm selling my Rush VHS Collection. I'd like to sell as a set. I have the following. Please let me know if there is any interest. Thanks!: Exit, Stage Left (Musicvision Release) Through the Camera Eye (Musicvision Release) Grace Under Pressure Tour (Musicvision Release) A Show of Hands Chronicles Neil Peart - A Work in Progress

Posting because I don't know what else to do. He was an absolute hero of mine, and one of the reasons I picked up the sticks so long ago. Our heros are all going to pass eventually, but I was not ready for this. I'm not even sure what I feel. Stunned......

Jason is an amazing bass player. It just sounds like this was rehearsed a few times and off they went. He's definitely got the chops to pull this off if they decided to dedicate a bunch of time to it. It just looks like they are having a good time and it was pretty loose.

This is awesome. I've known about that clinic for years, and I'm glad some footage is finally released.

Billy Sherwood. He's been playing bass for them for a couple of years now, and was in the band a while back. It's not like they don't have a bass player. While it would have been cool to see Geddy play with Yes, Billy is more than capable of playing all of Chris's parts. Bite your tongue! Ged is better. Where in my response did I even hint that Billy is better than Geddy? I was merely pointing that Yes does have a bassist, in response to the question of who will play bass for them at the ceremony. Infers Sherwood is better at playing the parts. Ged could readily and effectively play the parts. That doesn't infer anything. It quite literally states that "Billy is more than capable of playing all of Chris's parts". Period. Which is a true statement because he's a great bass player, and has been playing Chris's parts for a few years now. If I had said "Billy is more capable than Geddy" then, yes, that's an inference.

Billy Sherwood. He's been playing bass for them for a couple of years now, and was in the band a while back. It's not like they don't have a bass player. While it would have been cool to see Geddy play with Yes, Billy is more than capable of playing all of Chris's parts. Bite your tongue! Ged is better. Where in my response did I even hint that Billy is better than Geddy? I was merely pointing that Yes does have a bassist, in response to the question of who will play bass for them at the ceremony.

Billy Sherwood. He's been playing bass for them for a couple of years now, and was in the band a while back. It's not like they don't have a bass player. While it would have been cool to see Geddy play with Yes, Billy is more than capable of playing all of Chris's parts.

That's the first thing I noticed on my first viewing as well! Very subtle, but it stood out to me, being a drummer I guess :)

Jonathan was awesome, and maybe a tad "better" (such a subjective word) than Ben. But, the Ben performance was about more than just Ben vs. Jonathan. The Ben performance was the FIRST time we'd ever experienced and witnessed that song live. Also, he's the originator of those classic parts. As much as I thought Jonathan's actual performance was a bit better, I'm going with Ben because I still get chills watching the Toronto performance. But it's so insanely close I can't even vote on it :)

Jonathan killed it! Gives me chills!

Jonathan! I bet he's thrilled...

Here we go!

Stick around 5 more minutes and you'll know :)

I mentioned that to someone a while back about Geddy's playing this tour. He seems fierce. Really plucking those chords. Is that what you mean? I think he meant pushing out the notes vocally. He's pushing really hard, and honestly he needs to back off just a bit, or else he won't make it to the end of the show :)

Oh boy, Geddy is in trouble tonight vocally. This is going to be tough.