Rush Pulls Music from Limbaugh Show

Or maybe he can just play his ass itself using his anal cysts like trumpet valve pistons.

laughing.

Unbelievably funny

and unlikely to be topped. Definitely DUzy material.

K&R

Definately a tuba.

Peter Gabriel "big time"

Peter Gabriel Pulls Music From 'Rush Limbaugh Show'

By Rolling Stone
March 5, 2012 2:25 PM ET
Peter Gabriel has demanded that his music be pulled from Rush Limbaugh's radio show after learning that his 1986 hit "Sledgehammer" was played while the host launched into a tirade against Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke on Wednesday.

"Peter was appalled to learn that his music was linked to Rush Limbaugh's extraordinary attack on Sandra Fluke," says a statement on Gabriel's Facebook page. "It is obvious from anyone that knows Peter's work that he would never approve such a use. He has asked his representatives to make sure his music is withdrawn and especially from these unfair aggressive and ignorant comments."

Limbaugh has come under fire for calling Fluke, who testified at a Congressional hearing on contraception, a "slut" and a "prostitute." The program has lost eight sponsors in the wake of Limbaugh's attack.



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I hope his listeners like Ted Nugent. Lots and lots of Nugent.

Seems not.

With Dave "Santorum for President" Mustaine on vocals and guitar.

Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand.

And that shit's from 1981 -- I guess it takes people a while to really understand. Or did Rush not know that Rush was using their music?

Geddy Lee still rocks

Rush rock on!!
(without Limbo)

Sometimes pulling out the rug
Sometimes pushing all the buttons
Sometimes pulling out the plug

Good thing, because I would have been even more angry than I already was, what with the filth coming out of his mouth and hearing Sledgehammer in the background! Hearing Rush would have made my head really explode!

If he wants music maybe he can do some whining and moaning on key.

There, he would have found a musical version of the cease and desist letter he got from the real Rush:

We are planets to each other
Drifting in our orbits
To a brief eclipse
Each of us a world apart
Alone and yet together
Like two passing ships

Just between us
I think it's time for us to recognize
The differences we sometimes fear to show
Just between us
I think it's time for us to realize
The spaces in between
Leave room for you and I to grow

One of the gentler "f-offs" ever written.

It's all downhill from here

for a long while

"in a 1994 interview, while contending the "individual is paramount in matters of justice and liberty," Peart specifically distanced himself from a strictly Objectivist line."

Although Peart is sometimes regarded as a "conservative" and "Republican" rock star, he, in 2005, described himself as a "left-leaning libertarian", and is often cited as a libertarian celebrity. In July 2011 Peart reiterated those views, calling himself a "bleeding-heart libertarian."

I think this had something do with his losing his only daughter and first wife in the space of a year back in the late 1990s

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Peart

I was wondering where he was at politically after the terrible tragedies he had with his wife and daughter.

I deliberately ignored Rush in the mid-late 80's keyboard phase, but their work in the early 90s clearly indicates compassion. Many songs deal with social injustice, and the entire concept of the "Roll the Bones" album was the role of luck - good and bad - in shaping destiny. From Test for Echo, "Half the World" is about social injustice. From Snakes and Arrows, "The Larger Bowl". There are many other examples in the Rush cannon.

***

Lyrics from the song "Roll the Bones"

Well, you can stake that claim --
Good work is the key to good fortune
Winners take that praise
Losers seldom take that blame
If they don't take that game
And sometimes the winner takes nothing
We draw our own designs
But fortune has to make that frame

We go out in the world and take our chances
Fate is just the weight of circumstances
That's the way that lady luck dances
Roll the bones ...

Faith is cold as ice --
Why are little ones born only to suffer
For the want of immunity
Or a bowl of rice?
Well, who would hold a price
On the heads of the innocent children
If there's some immortal power
To control the dice?

We come in to the world and take our chances
Fate is just the weight of circumstances
That's the way that lady luck dances
Roll the bones

Ayn Rand would have shrugged - convulsed in horror - at the suggestion that "Fate is just the weight of circumstances".

We're both a bit ashamed, but recognize and cherish the noble idealism that draws young people to Rand.

Neil was in his early 20s and had not even graduated High School when he wrote 2112. Since then he has written dozens of songs that are altruistic. Sometimes they are so overdone I wonder if he is doing some kind of "pennance" for the Rand reference.

and I couldn't agree more.

n/t

that's great!

I'd like to see the musician cease-and-desist snowball in the same fashion as the sponsor drops.

What other music does he play, and how can we contact those bands?

their recording studio - whatever the company or band has. That's what I did with Peter Gabriel last Saturday. After hearing Sledgehammer in the background of those god-awful clips a few times, I got angry enough that I had to do something! I went to his website and couldn't find a contact page, so I went to his company, Real World Studios, found their contact page, and emailed them. I got a very nice letter back from someone, too.
I would have emailed Rush if I had caught the clip with them playing in the background - I love Rush as much or maybe more than I love Peter Gabriel, and I've got Neil's website and Rush's website on my Favorites already!

Of course he will always be allowed to play Ted Nugent, but what other music does he use for lead ins and outs, and background?

but I will be paying closer attention when his clips get played on KO, Rachel, TYT, et cetera!

Bruce Hornsby was unhappy about Hannity using "The Way It Is". ASs far as I know he's still using it.

Why do these jerks use anti-corporate songs anyway? Not enough Toby Keith boot in your ass songs to go around?

Thanks for the thread, jefferson_dem.

Kid Rock, Ted Nugent, maybe Lee Greenwood (I'm proud to be an American) - he's always on FOX news, something country (except for Willie)

I am so glad this is happening to that piece of filth.

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And this Rush vs. Rush show is funny. Sad how in the 30+ years since that Spirit of Radio song has come out that corporations have homogenized and stupefied the radio.

Satan's toejam gurgling along the airwaves.