LM 46.2 [ANALYSIS] RUSH - Tom Sawyer
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Analysis of the musical piece "Tom Sawyer" by the band RUSH.
== Original video :
• Rush - Tom Sawyer
== Original video live (in Rio) :
• Rush - Tom Sawyer (Rus...
This video is part of a 10 weeks series on the Canadian band : Rush. The following list is the result of a survey on this channel. Here they are, in chronological order. 10 songs / 10 weeks with Rush ... Be prepared for a great journey!
01. (1976) 2112
02. (1977) Closer to the Heart
03. (1978) The Trees
04. (1980) Spirit of Radio
== 05. (1981) Tom Sawyer
06. (1981) Limelight
07. (1982) Subdivisions
08. (1989) The Pass
09. (1993) Nobody's Hero
10. (2012) The Garden
This video is part of a series 'Lectio Musica' started in April 2020.
Reactions and analyses of the Franciscan and biblical scholar Guylain Prince
on musical pieces/songs submitted to him.
== Presentation of the series (French and English subtitles) :
• LM. 00. Introduction '...
Passionate about rock music in all its forms, but also about Gospel, Blues, Quebecois and traditional music, Fr. Guylain spontaneously reacts, analyzes and comments on a song by a contemporary artist.
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Tom Sawyer is an American archetype, Twain draws from the best traits of his age to create a character that can fit into any period. I'm sure Neil recognizes these traits and in a sense it models his life.
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Yup!
Catch the spit. Alludes to Twain. Tom and Huck commonly sealed their bargains by spitting on the palm and shaking hands. It's calling for a personal commitment.
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Excellent comment! Commitment.
Wonderfull analysis YES!! And oh, you were so right again, Moving Pictures...
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Excellent!
“Spit” is also street slang for speaking truth... very good analysis.
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the compliment and thanks for the insight!
Great analysis, Father. Thanks so much!
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
You're welcome!
Great analysis, Father and I liked it when he said that sensitive people hide behind the "drums" ...
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Well, it was my case and I am pretty sure it was the case for Neil!
Your awesome :) just love your channel and your analysis.
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Surprises, songs after song, even for me. The Analysis of Tom Sawyer is one of my prefered one. I discovered so much from a song I thought I knew. Unbelievable what we find when we listen.
@gaiavenus
3 жыл бұрын
@@GuylainPrince Totally agree, sometimes we may think we know a lot about it but you still discover more. I sometimes get into the music and vocals and I do love good lyrics but when you actually dive into the words it's something else. Thats the art of music :) amazing.
Belle analyse ! C’est à réfléchir ! Je n’écouterai plus cette pièce de la même façon !
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
De rien, @perronchampagne. C'est ma lecture, en tout cas. Maintenant que tu l'as entendue, tire du sens de cette chanson, de la manière que tu la comprends. À bientôt !
@perronchampagne
3 жыл бұрын
@@GuylainPrince exactement !
Canada should be required to watch this video. For freedom. AMERICA TOO 🇺🇸
j'ai vu dans un commentaire que dans l'argot anglais spit= truth , dans ce cas le §7 se tient parfaitement, le fait d'être en retrait / réservé, il a réussi à comprendre la nature profonde /vérité des gens autour de lui . Comme vous le dites Le Tom Sawyer est comme le personnage de Mark Twain, libre et anti-conformiste, intrépide, sûr de lui ( la frontière avec l'arrogance et de la vanité est vite franchie). En effet, garder sa liberté est un combat pour beaucoup de gens dans ce monde. Etre 100% soi-même dans une société démocratique est quasi impossible sauf si l'on a la chance d'avoir le courage de Tom Sawyer
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Au Québec, "juré craché" est aussi une manière de faire un pacte. On crache dans la main et on se sert la main, celle envers qui on s'engage. Donc, c'est l'équivalent de s'engager, de s'investir. La question de la vérité pourrait aussi apporter une nuance.
One quibble: in English, you most certainly can "catch the drift". It means to understand the overall meaning of something. For example: "I catch your drift." => "I see where your argument is leading."
@GuylainPrince
3 жыл бұрын
Yup. I forgot to mention that one! Went to fast to the next section.