Original sentence: After the final, extended drum fill, the guitar plays a solo in Lydian mode with the bass and drums playing complex patterns underneath.Following this climactic section, the song returns to the arrangement established earlier in the song, after which it ends it an musical run combining bass and drums (with the guitar sustaining its last note from the previous section), a short reprise of the tritone section from the beginning held at the end according to a fermata, and finally, a short run in unison by bass, guitar, and drums to close the song.In the next section (C), the guitar provides structure with rhythmic B and C chords, with the bass and drum trading fills at the end of each cycle.The next section features the guitarist, bassist, and drummer playing corresponding notes for their instrument.The solo climaxes with a guitar run, followed by a synthesizer break.The song segues into the first main riff, in which the guitar and bass play in unison, with Peart playing a 4/4 pattern (B).This cycle of riffs repeats twice
Edited sentence: That cycle of riffs repeats twice.That quickly segues into the first main riff, in which the guitar and bass play in unison, but the drummer plays in a 4/4 meter (B).The next level accrues the guitarist, bassist, and drummer playing the exact same notes for their instrument (pitch-wise for the guitar and bass; the drummer makes snare-hits for each note that the other two play).The next section (C) is a solo section in which the bass and drums trade forces in playing solos after the guitarist leads them in with B and C chords, in the same structure as the last section