Olympics try to get Keith Moon for Symphony of Rock... too bad he died in '78
 

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...emony-20120413

Yes, apparently that happened. :lol

:goth

Also invited but not mentioned were the following:

Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
John Bonham
John Lennon
George Harrison
Ronnie James Dio
and Adam Ant (who is not dead, but his career certainly is)

Speaks volumes about the amount of shits they give about the ceremonies.

insert tupac kiane west meme

YAY!

:lol

That's getting shared on facebook

Also why did I post this in movies?

Can some mod with his/her mod like powers move this to music for me please

BECAUSE IT'S A WHOLE NOTHER KIND OF CIRCUS

There's a point I suppose, the Olympics are technically on TV, but still, it needs to be in music where it belongs

They probably meant to ask Keith Richards ... no wait, he's dead too, he just hasn't stopped moving yet.

Kidding aside, it wasn't too long after he died that one of the cable networks aired a reunion show with performers from the movie and rock opera Tommy. The part of The Acid Queen, for example, was redone by Tina Turner...the part of The Pinball Wizard was redone by Elton John. All of the original The Who were there, of course, except for Moon. His drumming duties were being covered by Kenney Jones. So, after the show, Billy Idol--who filled in for Paul Nicholas as Cousin Kevin--comes walking out on stage, grabbed the mike, and yells out, "Let's hear it for The Who! Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwhistle, and Keith Moon!" I felt sorry as hell for Kenney...

so what is the hologram tupac thing i mean is that a real thing that happened

sounds like putin neesd to start reading achewood