Rush - Freewill (Live HD)

Video is from the Snakes & Arrows Tour, recorded at the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam, Netherlands on October 16 and 17, 2007.

[robserica]

Holy shit I got goosebumps when Geddy hit those high notes after the solo section.

[WVUer]

People here complaining this might be a bit slowed down or an octave off. These guys are old, and now we lost Neil. Time gets us all. These guys were out rocking and rolling as long as their bodies let them. Celebrate that, their collective music, and their work ethic.

[NiravShah]

Three guys each playing their own solo during Alex's solo. But still sounding as a cohesive whole. Amazing.

[pudthewhacker]

The bridge in this song is one of the most amazing pieces of music ever written. It's jaw dropping. And they just play it so well live. Wow!

[amypeterson]

There is only three of them!? That much music by three guys? Gives me goosebumps.

[CptMunson]

Geddy Lee playing bass the way he does in ALL Rush songs is surreal. Best bassist on earth !

[vickienagle]

One of the best bands ever to walk the face of this earth.

[patricewilliams]

Over the years I saw Rush many times. The licks that Geddy and Alex lay down starting at the 3:13 are wild. I never get tired of hearing this song.

[billbowman]

I just heard about Neil. I’m stunned.
Been a Rush fan for nearly 40 years.
RIP Sir!

[billbarton]

By far the best live recording of this song. Geddys voice sounded great and the solo section was impeccable

[graemem]

Rush. The consummate band. INCREDIBLY insightful and yet ironic lyric, a three piece that matches an orchestra, the passion and technical ability to deliver. Maaan. I saw that tour in Glasgow, and it was as immense as that performance. Whilst Neil was still with us, and when they played in Scotland, me and my mates turned up. The most memorable being at The Glasgow Apollo in Renfield Street, Glasgow, June '77.
My mate Steve, who was at the front and developed tinnitus due to being so close to Geddy's bass bin!

[mstorinsky]

The guitar solo makes me cry. Thank you Alex!!!

[squeak]

Your biggest African American fan right here
Music made for all us hardworking men 🎯💯🖤

[JamesM]

I’ve been listening to this song for over 30 years and that middle section, with the three of them riffing out amazes me as much as ever. Thank you Neil for all the music and memories. A band the likes of which we will never see again.

[goldmx]

I can hear this song all day for 24 hours 💪🏻✔️❤️

[barrycw]

The guitar solo in this song is totally amazing...An amazing part of this solo is that it is actually an amazing solo by all 3 musicians....playing perfectly together in- sync. Rush summarized!

[davidhornbeck]

One of the best rock and roll songs EVER!

[erichjespet]

This main riff is so addicting. And the bass tone...I just can’t even

[juanirizarry]

This live version is slower but its great for enjoyment. You can appreciate their musical genius.

[RealBigCliff]

Since I was a kid the transition from the break back into the main song has mesmerized me. I now reckon it the definitive Rush moment--Alex, Geddy, and Neil, having each spread out wide with their own wild yet lucid playing for the last 60 seconds, converge then with the utmost precision and power into the airtight, locked-in synchronous riff that leads to Geddy's crescendo vocals...unreal.