The greatest musical event in television history -- Wednesday night

You're talking about in Second Life, right?

 

Rolling Stone article, TV appearance . . . . it's about time the band got some mainstream respect.

(I'm still shocked at the RS article. Maybe Jann Wenner was too busy composing his latest fawning over a Democratic politician - the Obama cover - to notice that the magazine was actually featuring a great band instead of the usual Fall Out Boy nonsense.)

 

"All right! It's Wednesday night, I have no date, a two liter bottle of Shasta and my tape of Rush on The Colbert Report. Let's rock!"

 

This is awesome ... except for the part where they cut to commercial.

 

Hopefully Carl Spackler sees this thread.

He has a theory regarding the radio stations in his old stomping grounds that basically states, "Within 15 minutes of turning on the radio, you will hear a Rush or Van Halen song."

It was amazing how often the Rush-Van Halen Theory proved accurate.

 

Not only was Rush on Colbert, but then I flip to Letterman and see him chatting up Neil Young.

Greatness.

 

Beauty, eh?

 

Just looked at yahoo.com.

This has got to be a sign of the apocalypse, even if it's people saying, "What's up with that band from Colbert whose singer looks like someone's grandmother?"

Today's Top Searches

Megan Fox
Kaley Cuoco
America Ferrera
Terminator Salvation
Emmy Nominations
Andy Dick
Rush
CSI
Project Runway
World Series of Poker

 

Invisible airwaves, crackle with life ...

that's all I got

 

Did they rap?

 

What decade is this?

 

My Nintendo, bristles with the energy . . . . .