And the Enya music doesn't feel out of place.

Spoilers much?

Yesterday there was an item about Grohl complaining about bands who play classic albums on the road. Maybe because his band doesn't have one?

I honestly read an article where it was the other way around, that Spacey was playing Elvis and Shannon Nixon.

I was going to suggest it might be a government ploy to create a hipster concentration camp.

I didn't think about that until you just said it but yeah that is surprising. So much more attention would be on the MacFarlane shows for stuff like that, so something like this missing their attention would be understandable.

I'm sad that the president of the fucking Weather Channel thinks climate change is hooey.

I always wonder how things like baseball translate to other countries. Thanks for sharing.

He's a dead ringer for the guy who played Amy's dad in Gone Girl.

I watched the first two seasons when they were on FX, and finished the last three on Netflix over the summer. Great show.

So did you go?

This speaks a lot to the measure of who he is, especially in light of the recent story of the idiot anchor who wanted his autograph and AC told him to fuck off (and the guy posted the video of it online).

Me either. I really understood where Neil Peart was coming from in the Rush documentary about interaction with fans, but in the inverse way. I'd love to see them in concert, but have no real desire for the hustle and bustle of meeting them backstage.

I got Bobby "The Brain" Heenan's autograph at a signing at a record store for my brother. I actually talked to him for a few minutes, but I got the feeling he really didn't want to be there. This was in 1999 when he was in WCW (he hated working for them and things only were worse by then from what I've gleaned from…

Me too. I think with their last shows coming up and the book they just put out, there at least might be interest in one.

While not rock, David Gilmour wrote a very nice piece for saxophone, which he played himself on his last album, "Red Sky at Night".

"Box of Rain" is genius.

The one showing on VH1 Classic and Palladia was quite good.

It's an easy thing to forget.

I really remembered loving that movie as a teen, but I bought the (rather expensive) Blu-ray earlier this year and I've kinda changed my tune on it. I remember it being the first real sort of 70's movie I watched, but in the interim stuff like Badlands really sticks out more to me as something very much worth it's…