bush said to ozzy osbourne, dude, my mom is your music, do you know it to the speechwriter that ozzy osborne was going to be there you they new, yeah >>. have you ever been surprised? by what the president -- >> [indiscernible] that was not quite as surprising, laura bush. as when george bush had his look-alike come out good i do not know about that at all. i do not think anybody did. i say anybody -- that was a surprise. >> added to find out? >> when he walked on stage right past me and i am like, [indiscernible] , key and people last year. last year.peele that was funny because i was there for the r-arizona and -- because i was there for their rehearsal and he walked past me in the agents for our entertainer said, oh no, do you know who that is? i said, i have no idea. was and hewho it said, the president is going to use oh, no. because his person -- >> the entertainer would gladly entertainer, but, she did great. but that was good, that was -- that got a lot of hits. so. those things surprised me -- i am sure i will be surprised again. julia whiston is executive director of the wh

>> we had ozzy osbourne this year for the first time in japan.. >> and the audiences? good audiences here? >> they are kind of polite. >> polite, really? >> yeah. very quiet. just watching us. and when we finish playing, they suddenly clap. >> really? ♪ when i look at popular music, the stuff that's selling millions of records in america, it makes me angry, actually. >> you mean you sometimes get angry with people? >> yeah. if i see nickelback, i want to kill myself. i want to kill them, and then i want to kill myself. and then i want to kill everybody who listens to them. okay? what's so funny? it's true. can you make a living? >> no. not at all. >> not at all? >> we all have part-time jobs. >> you all have jobs. what do your families think when they see you doing this kind of music? >> we are 22 to 25 years old. it's the hunting job season. >> so there's pressure on you. >> yeah. we all went to university. >> right. the expectation, the pressure is okay get a real job. >> yeah. >> put aside this rock 'n' roll dream and get a real job. in a perf

remember the year i mentioned ozzy osbourne, and he stood up on a chair and blew me a kiss?t kind of experience. [laughter] you know, i love the crowds here. it is an interesting crowd. just think, pamela anderson and mitt romney in the same room. [laughter] isn't that one of the signs of the apocalypse? [laughter] which brings me to dick. [laughter] for eight years as vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. [laughter] get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] ♪ president bush: lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word.

remember the year i mentioned ozzy osbourne, and he stood up on a chair and blew me a kiss?hat kind of experience. [laughter] know, i love the crowds here. it is an interesting crowd. just think, pamela anderson and mitt romney in the same room. [laughter] isn't that one of the signs of the apocalypse? [laughter] which brings me to dick. [laughter] years as vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. [laughter] get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] >> lynn and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, why don't we go to a movie? he said, great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie. [laughter] yep, finally went to see "broke back mountain." eee!me tell you -- whoo yippyeyohkayai. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we come out. after a while he say

>> band member 1: we had ozzy osbourne's ozzfest this year. >> anthony: right. >> band member 1: thatement. >> anthony: and the audiences, good audiences here? >> band member 1: they are kind of polite. >> anthony: they're polite? really? >> band member 1: they are really quiet and just watching us. and when we finish playing, they solemnly clap. >> anthony: really? ♪ you know, when i look at popular music, the, the stuff that's selling millions of records in america, it makes me angry, actually. >> band member 1: do you mean that you sometimes get angry with someone -- people? >> anthony: yeah, if i see nickelback, i want to kill myself. okay? i want to kill them and then i want to kill myself, and then i want to kill everybody who listens to them. okay? so, like, what's so funny? it's true. uh, like, i mean, who do you hate? what band do you hate? >> singer: mmmmm. >> anthony: a band that i would know. who's the worst band in the world? the worst popular band in the world. >> band member 2: my chemical romance. >> anthony: who? >> band member 1: my chemical romance. >> anthony: oh,

remember the year i mentioned ozzy osbourne, and he stood up on a chair and blew me a kiss? so few leaders get that kind of experience. you know, i love the crowds here. it is an interesting crowd. just think, pamela anderson and mitt romney in the same room. isn't that one of the signs of the apocalypse? which brings me to dick. for eight years as vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] ♪ >> lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we come out. after a while he says, "nice ho

. >> brown: for us, she played ozzy osbourne's "crazy train." ♪ ♪ maybe, pine says, she can help s bridgeals has to been to get fellow head-bangers out to the symphony. there is nothing more intense than 100 people on stage playing the tchaikovsky violin concerto. and, you know, it's an experience like none other. ♪ ♪ >> brown: 100 people on stage, or one at a homeless shelter, where rachel barton pine gave residents a taste of her newly- released album, her 30th, called "testament: bach's sonatas and partitas for solo violin." in washington, d.c., i'm jeffrey brown for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: heavy metal on the violin! you can watch all of rachel barton pine's version of "crazy train" on "art beat," online at www.pbs.org/newshour. and for more online: rembrandt retold. a video artist has tied the 17th-century dutch painter's work to a modern story, one ofry cancer, tragedy and growing upow in south central los angeles. you can view the touching piece on our home page.u and more from our race matters series. journalists share their experience reporting on race and policing. watch h

remember the year i mentioned ozzy osbourne, and he stood up on a chair and blew me a kiss? that kind of experience. [laughter] you know, i love the crowds here. it is an interesting crowd. just think, pamela anderson and mitt romney in the same room. [laughter] isn't that one of the signs of the apocalypse? [laughter] which brings me to dick. [laughter] for eight years as vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. [laughter] get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] >> lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." will let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we co