Holy Crap! T.V., your making me rethink all my bad thoughts about you.
Finally, someone who can appreciate musicianship and songs of Rush. Colbert, that was awesome!

You do realize that Colbert is a satirist right? That he’s doing a character? That when he bashes Canada, he’s kidding?

Your exactly right Chuck. But these day’s people are just to damn sensitve!!

who doesn’t get Colberts’ humor?!?

I’m stoked he had Rush on.

who doesn’t get Colberts’ humor?!?
oh, I guess its the writer of this article..heh heh.

I’m so stoked he had Rush on.

Simply awesome. Keep it coming RS (and Colbert!).

I want Colbert to MC my wedding

The timing of the television performance couldn’t have been more perfect. We got to see Rush up close and personal on the Colbert report on Wednesday, and then less than 24 hours later we were rocking out in person at the Rush concert in Hershey, PA. Fantastic!

The article conveniently omits the reference to their (Rush’s) exclusion in Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame being “BS”.

The tenor of this article is completely disingenuous. Of course Rolling Stone has always hated Rush (until recently, probably due to a new generation of critics). For example, this article quotes RS as “praising” Presto for being “immaculately performed techno metal,” but the actual review was somewhat negative, and this compliment was backhanded at best. They also gave 1-and-a-half stars to A Show of Hands, out of 5. In one of these two reviews (I forget which), they claim that Moving Pictures is Rush’s only worthwhile album. RS has always trashed most classic rock bands from the 70s, and they mocked Guns’n'Roses for admiring Nazareth and Mountain. Let’s face it: for all its claims to cutting-edge status, RS is the epitome of the musical commercial establishment.