Diciembre  26, 2021

Episodio 12: Biography of Neil Peart. Drummer. English Version

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00:00:00 - In classic rocks all time, rock biographies.

00:00:16 - Today we have in classic rocks all time the biography of one of the greatest rock drummers of all time.

00:00:22 - Let's go with the presentation.

00:00:30 - Finding classic rocks all-time the most incredible stories and anecdotes.

00:00:35 - Musicians Bruce Dickinson.

00:00:39 - Want to see us.

00:00:43 - And you know, I mean, first of all we love, you know, we love doing it.

00:00:48 - It's really a a kind of privilege to be, you know, 51 years old.

00:00:58 - I'm being able to go out, just still to have a vo-

00:01:02 - Let me.

00:01:03 - Well, it's felt differently, everything is called orgasmatron.

00:01:07 - Rob Halford.

00:01:08 - I think are useful, just because of the fact that with what I try and do, it's important to try and...

00:01:19 - Eric Clapton and Paul Stanley.

00:01:21 - But piano was inconceivable, I mean, you can't, you can't just go out and buy a piano or his guitar is much more accessible.

00:01:28 - I think I was very driven period. It was to compensate, to make myself feel more worthy.

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00:01:43 - Neil Perk was born in 1952 in Ontario, Canada.

00:02:02 - The son of a middle-class family that had never been involved with music.

00:02:07 - He had contact for the first time with the drums at the age of 13, an instrument that helped him to face his shyness and inhibition.

00:02:15 - Neil was, a lover of reading, he spent a large part of his days with the works of Ray

00:02:20 - Bradbury and other authors of fantastic literature.

00:02:24 - His adolescence was spent in the search for bands that would allow him to live on his vocation music.

00:02:30 - In those years of youth in Canada, he was part of some progressive rock bands but and none of them did he get the least amount of recognition he wanted.

00:02:39 - Neal knew that, the cradle of rock was far from cold Ontario, so when he was just 18 years old, he decided to go to London to try his luck to consolidate himself in some group that would give him growth in the environment.

00:02:52 - In the English capital, luck did not change, although the early 70s were accompanied by an emerging situation in the world of rock, Neal could not find promising contacts because of his, difficulty in getting on.

00:03:07 - The situation led him to return to his homeland to work in his father's farm shop.

00:03:37 - My uncle has a country place no one knows about

00:03:55 - He says it used to be a farm before the motor lost

00:04:02 - Down Sundays I lose the icing of the term I'm great to

00:04:09 - Tomorrow's side the wire, wear my white head, I'll go away

00:04:32 - Young to the ground as the turbo slows to cross the borderline

00:04:40 - Rumble in as excitement shears up and down my spine

00:04:47 - The downing is fun, I am the preserve of me and old machine

00:04:53 - But we see our years to keep it as new as being its dearest dream

00:05:01 - I strip away the old debris and hide the shining car

00:05:09 - There's a billion red bar jets out from a better vanished time

00:05:16 - We'll fire up the willing engine responding with a roar

00:05:22 - Tires fisting rubble like a netmine we keep crying

00:05:59 - I've changed her

00:06:10 - Well, never, never, I've met an annoyed ascended country air

00:06:17 - Sunlight I'm blind, but you're a landscape everywhere

00:06:29 - Yeah

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00:06:49 - Sun be ahead of me, across the mountainside

00:07:04 - Eight living gallo-haggers shoot towards me, to lane-dry

00:07:11 - Rise and run, we're shrinking tiles, run the deadly race

00:07:17 - Don't scream into the body as another joins the chains

00:07:24 - Like a wind, straining the lips of a cheat and man

00:07:50 - Laughing out loud with fear and hope

00:07:54 - I've got a desperate way

00:07:56 - At the one-way bridge I leave the giant

00:08:00 - Standing at the riverside

00:08:03 - Race back to the farm

00:08:06 - To dream with my young soul at the quiet side

00:08:50 - Yeah.

00:09:19 - In 1974, Neil pertrand the family business and only played as a hobby.

00:09:25 - For his part, Russia's founding drummer, John Rutzie, was leaving the band for personal reasons after the band's first self-titled album.

00:09:34 - Therefore bassist and vocalist Jetty Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson found it necessary to find a drummer to join their ambitious power trio.

00:09:43 - We knew there was a rare guy who was very technical on drums, so we decided to audition said Jetty Lee prior to his hiring. Neilpert joined Rush and Fly By Night was the first studio album he recorded. Massive success eluded the group until 1981, where the album

00:10:01 - Moving Pictures, in a more hard rock style, was the one that catapulted them to fame and recognition in the press. Once the more conceptual and atmospheric works of the late 1970s were left behind, the new decade greeted them with greater popularity in

00:10:17 - United States. Neil's shyness continued so much that, beyond being the main lyricist for Russia's songs, he was always distant from his peers. On tours he was the only one reluctant to give autographs or take pictures with fans. In 2010, Jetty Lee remarked, No matter how many years Neil spends in the band, he will always be the new kid. In 1997, with more than two decades of experience and more than a dozen albums released. His only daughter died in a car accident. As if that were not enough, a few months after this event, Neil's wife died of cancer, so the group decided to take a stand off.

00:11:01 - I would expect that it all comes down to a kind of restlessness, because when people talk about boredom, for example, I can honestly say I've never been bored for a second in my life, but I've always found another way not to be. And if I have to go go to medical appointments, I'm gonna bring a book with me.

00:11:15 - So that waiting is not gonna be a hardship.

00:11:17 - But the early days of touring, when all that dead time was hanging on me, reading, portable, useful, nurturing, all that stuff.

00:11:23 - So I think I come back, you learn to adapt to your own personality.

00:11:28 - And the extremes do come in there to you.

00:11:31 - I wanted to read every book ever written.

00:11:34 - Drumming-wise, my determination was more important than talent early on.

00:11:40 - I think for most things, you do have to have a bit of a knack, but I had to work so hard to learn so many things, but I was relentless in terms of determination.

00:11:49 - And with traveling, when I've got a day,

00:11:51 - I am tempted by what's the most excellent thing I can do, which might be way too far, way too long, but I'm gonna go for that because it's the most excellent thing I can do.

00:12:00 - And with writing, it just seems unstinting in the same way because I just kind of know when I've done my best on it and maybe an editor can help make it better and maybe somebody else could have written it better, but I have a good built-in sense of this is the best I can do.

00:12:42 - I let my skin get to the things

00:12:45 - I'd like to part

00:12:47 - No matter what I've obtained

00:12:50 - Like some philogram

00:12:52 - That's what Tramp's in

00:12:54 - Learns to live as a stepward being

00:13:06 - Time leaves the house still

00:13:09 - I'm not looking back but I want to look around me now

00:13:13 - Time stands still

00:13:16 - Tomorrow the people and the places that surround me now

00:13:21 - Time stands still

00:13:26 - Freeze this moment a little bit longer

00:13:33 - Make each sensation a little bit stronger

00:13:40 - Experience slips away

00:13:47 - Experience slips away

00:13:52 - Times stand still

00:13:57 - To my face to the sun

00:14:00 - Close my eyes

00:14:02 - Let my defenses down

00:14:05 - All these wounds that I can't get around

00:14:11 - I let my path go too fast

00:14:14 - No time to pause

00:14:16 - If I could slow it all down

00:14:19 - Like some captain

00:14:20 - She runs around

00:14:22 - I can wait until the tide comes around

00:14:27 - Tell me who's gonna stay

00:14:30 - I'm not looking back, but I want to look around me back

00:14:34 - Tell me, it's not as though

00:14:37 - I see more of the people than the places that surround me now

00:14:45 - I freeze this moment a little bit longer

00:14:51 - Making sensation a little bit stronger

00:14:56 - My kitchen pressure a little stronger

00:15:03 - Raise this motion a little bit longer

00:15:10 - The innocent slips away

00:15:17 - The innocent slips away

00:15:24 - Times stand still Times stand still

00:15:54 - I'm not looking back, but I want to look around me now

00:16:12 - I see more of the people than the places that surround me now

00:16:21 - Triumph starts with a

00:16:29 - Summer's going fast

00:16:31 - Night's growing colder

00:16:35 - Children growing up

00:16:37 - All the friends growing older

00:16:43 - Breeze is falling

00:16:45 - The little bit longer

00:16:47 - Maybe it's sensation, a bit stronger

00:16:54 - Experienced slips away

00:17:01 - Experienced slips away

00:17:08 - The innocent slips away

00:17:15 - You

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