EXTENDED "Closer to the Heart" Live at South Park The 25th Anniversary Concert
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Published 2022-08-15
South Park The 25th Anniversary Concert features co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone taking the stage to perform songs from the show’s 25-year history. They’re joined by Primus, Ween, and other special guests. Watch the concert for free: • South Park the 25th Anniversary Conce...
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All Comments (21)
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Watch the full concert for free: cart.mn/concert
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2 sentence horror story: "surprise! You're drumming for rush"
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Imagine being 69 years old, not playing in public for 7 years, then sounding as good as that
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I love the fact that it takes two drummers to come close to Neil Peart's sound, Neil Peart really does stand alone
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I love Matt’s shrug after his solo. It’s like he’s saying “Welp, that was no Neil Peart, but it was fun!”
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Jokes aside, seeing Les Claypool and Geedy Lee on the same stage doing basically a serious song for comedic purposes is the most badass thing you can imagine!
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Imagine going to South Park concert to listen to funny songs and stories but then you also get to witness one of the most legendary musical moments
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This is why Matt and Trey's partnership is so strong, imagine reforming a band for your mate 😂
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You know there had to be some hardcore rush fans In this crowd and I can only imagine how they reacted to this lmao
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Matt and Trey's enduring friendship is probably super rare in showbiz, you don't see a lot of creative partnerships last this long in Hollywood.
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Man, what a fucking wild trip this must have been for Matt. Plus the honor and probably terrifying fact of filling in for Peart...
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Literally two of the best bass players to ever live on stage playing together
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Alex Lifeson, ALWAYS underrated as a guitar player. I wish he got the love and accolades he deserves.
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Geddy ending it with a simple “Thank you, eh?” is the most Canadian sign off ever. Chef’s kiss.
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It seems like they didn't realize what a big deal this was gonna be when they planned it, and now it's become borderline iconic.
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I love that Geddy at every stage of his career looks like a wizard
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This brought me to tears for a couple reasons... first, I never thought I'd see Ged and Al doing Rush music again. Second, as an aspiring musician, if my heroes surprised me and came out to play with me at a gig, I'd not be able to hold back the tears. What a great moment for ol' Stone.
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Honestly, my favourite thing about this was Trey sitting back and just watching with the biggest smile on his face for how happy he was for Matt. Absolutely amazing.
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Knowing how close Matt was to Neil this was absolutely something he never thought would happen in his life. Just great seeing them back on stage.
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I love that Les is so stoked to be on stage with his heroes.
