As close to ”funky” Rush ever got.

The middle section of Cinderella Man was pretty funky

Not my favorite era but they always evolved….

Yeah, there’s always a gem, even during this period. I will say this… Clockwork Angels is amazing. My hope — more than the tour — is a new studio album.

Roll the Bones has a little funk to it.

Really like this song. I was second row on this tour and it hit really hard in concert. So happy to see Rush finally getting the widespread respect they always deserved. As a fan it was frustrating to see radio stations barely give Rush’s new music much play starting with Presto.

And parts of La Villa Strangiato are funky

I remember there was a phone number you could call to hear snippets of this, Chain Lightning and The Pass before release day for some absurd rate per minute. Which I called multiple times. I miss music being that sacred and precious and not instantaneously in our pockets

I remember hearing this tune for the first time and being blown away. After years of synth heavy melodies, it was awesome hearing a return to their rock roots.

I saw this tour. The Pass is another gem on this album.

RUSH is my favorite band of all time. I'm a musician because of RUSH. I don't think funk means what you think it means?

"Leave That Thing Alone" is pretty funky

Great song. Intro rules

Yes. They were floundering in that era.

badass😎🤘🏻

Roll the Bones was a good album aside from the title track.

Agree...maybe "The Body Electric", as well?

So you did not listen Roll the Bones and Cut to the Chase for sure.

This is the embodiment of RUSH in itself... highlighting all their tallents and mastery... an example of their music in a nutshell of this video... each playing off beat, yet on... Peak/Pinnacle tallent.

Just incredible

The thing that I always found hilarious about this video is hearing Al's recorded sound and then him playing a Gibson hollowbody in the video.

I love this song and album. I can’t wait to see them for about the 55th time in august.

Great song. But my favourite is the Grace under pressure-album.

A clinic. Ridiculously good. And once again, a Director who has no idea how to shoot these guys. What a wasted opportunity. Like this era or not, they were technically off the charts at this point.

I never heard that song b4