Their tour bus is yellow and short.

Ok, I'm an asshole -- after watching again, I realized those kids are not clowning around, looks more like they are suffering from cerebral palsy or something similar. I feel bad now.

Their bodies are disabled, not their senses of humor.

I always thought that Bridge school was just for the blind and I was all prepared to make a snide comment but looks like I'll have to save it for another time.

Thank you, maybe you're right, they do look like they're making fun, I feel less bad now. It's just that I totally missed the fact that they're disabled when I posted my first comment. That feeling will stay with me a while but as long as everyone knows it was stupidity not malice, I can live with it.

That said, we sure could use a "moans of the dying" tag.

Not really. Even though it's awful there's still something positive to be seen in a bunch of old farts getting up in front of a crowd with unshaken confidence that they've still go it.

What's soul crushing is when they know they don't got it no more, but are still up there lipsyncing to their recordings from 40 years ago because they want that paycheck. ie: http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=110333

I don't think it's wrong. I didn't watch the whole thing, I just skipped around a bit. There are definitely some good moments, but there are some really bad and sad moments as well. Axl just can't sing Welcome to the Jungle any more. He's visibly out of breath by the end of it. He can't hit the high notes cleanly any more. That's just one example.

@dairyqueenlatifah: NOTHING is more depressing than Meatloaf's most recent farewell tour.

I kind of unironically like his out of tune wailing in this, though.

I listened to this as background noise, and I liked it when I pretended it was an old country western band. The moments Axel tried to Axel it up sounded the worst.