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But First … Watch the Epilogue

[AI synopsis: Just as Del and Greg think their story has ended, with a reconciliation after years apart, it begins again. A high school drama student wants to use their story for a local theatrical production; a video of their performance inspires a regional theatric company to reproduce it; a talent agent sees it and sees enormous commercial potential … and the rest is not history, but their-story. The Old Rockers are now a national – make it international – brand with their own podcast, But first …

Remember how Old Rockers: The Musical Journey of Grendel ended? Of course you don’t, but that’s why I am here. After a life connected by tenuous strands of music, the two old rockers, Gregor Brewster and Wendell “Del” Watson, find themselves unexpectedly thrust into the limelight as spokespersons for a generation of garage band/British Invasion wannabees. In their epilogue they tell (separately) how this unlikely event transpired. Watch it here: SB SM]

[Editor’s note: I think this is a cinematic masterpiece. If you don’t, then watch it again. SB SM]

Just when you think it’s over … it begins.

Now, their story … what they describe as “a magnificent piece of garbage” … is told again in Old Rockers: The Podcast. Watch for it throughout September on Silverback Digest.

Any questions? Good, now watch The Epilogue. And, if you already have, watch it again!

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4 thoughts on “But First … Watch the Epilogue”

  1. Greg says:

    If I didn’t know better I’d think this was all real!!

    1. Your performance, by the way, is excellent.

  2. This is great! I hear through the jingle grapevine that the King and Queen Silverbacks will be visiting the home of the Quahog (pronounced Kohog) shortly. Make certain that Grendel recalls the story of the hidden treasure at 14 Bridge Street.

  3. It’s spooky, isn’t it? But, it makes me smile to watch this!

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