Stewart Copeland's Police documentary

[william_brasky]

Stewart Copeland's documentary on the history of his former group The Police in the new film "Everyone stares: The Police inside out" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah. The film features Super 8 movie footage Copeland shot from the band's early days in the mid-1970s through to the early 1980s.

Sting surprised his former bandmates Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers by turning up at the party for Copeland's documentary about their old band, The Police on January 22nd.

Copeland is in talks with Universal Music & Video Distribution about releasing the soundtrack, which would include the derangements, and the DVD.

[Pieces Hit]

It always killed me how Stewart taped up his hand while playing with matched grip.

[william_brasky]

It always killed me how Stewart taped up his hand while playing with matched grip.

Slippage?

[NormanPride]

I read the other thread first, and this one isn't nearly as funny. :(

[Pieces Hit]

That grip is really hard to play "loud" at for a long time.
It makes your hand hurt.
Paired grip is much better for rock.

Note: This is not a porn post.

[william_brasky]

So, what you're saying is Stewart's a freak.

[Pieces Hit]

So, what you're saying is Stewart's a freak.
I'm saying he had to support his Jazz drumming technique with electrical tape to survive on the Police's Rocky road.

[RacerX]

Klark Kent

[picasso]

let me guess, "blah blah blah, Sting's an arrogant prick, blah blah blah..."

[SoonerProphet]

Pretty cool sound from stewart, anastasio, and claypool with oysterhead.

[william_brasky]

let me guess, "blah blah blah, Sting's an arrogant prick, blah blah blah..."

I saw an interview with Copeland. He said the Andy Summers is basically the star of the film. Summers apparently is one funny mofo.

[RacerX]

I enjoyed Andy's first solo disc, after that, not so much.