STEWART COPELAND

by **animal** on 15 Mar 2009 18:14

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wpX6drarrs

by **Ramuthra** on 15 Mar 2009 20:53

i have always wished there was more footage available of this show. is there?

by **smax** on 15 Mar 2009 22:34

nice stuff....

by **irishrose1969** on 16 Mar 2009 07:01

that was awesome footage. Stewart is very thunkworthy too.

by **policerule** on 16 Mar 2009 12:32

Thanks Animal... I needed that this morning!

Does Sting ask for his "cigs" at the end? I didn't think he smoked. I see Ian too I think. Lots of interesting stuff.

by **Chatchka** on 16 Mar 2009 12:52

Definitely cool footage! I would love to see the whole show if anyone has it.

Hey Bets,

No ciggies. He asks for his "shades." On the subtitles it says "zonnenbrill," which if it were German, (a similar language in some respects) would be "Sonnenbrillen", or sunglasses. (Dietmar, you can correct my spelling if need be.)

Cheers!

by **Maud138** on 16 Mar 2009 13:35

I saw part of this a few months ago on dutch television. Never saw this extended piece. There has to be more I guess.
Nice Animal, thank you,

Chatchka: I have to protest against the "similar language" of German and Dutch. :wink:

by **thedaner** on 16 Mar 2009 14:56

[quote="Chatchka"]Definitely cool footage! I would love to see the whole show if anyone has it.

Hey Bets,

No ciggies. He asks for his "shades." On the subtitles it says "zonnenbrill," which if it were German, (a similar language in some respects) would be "Sonnenbrillen", or sunglasses. (Deitmar, you can correct my spelling if need be.)

Cheers![/quote]

Sounds like Stew asking for his shades, not Sting.

by **Chatchka** on 16 Mar 2009 14:58

Maud,

LOL, I'll grant you that mine was a sweeping statement -- That is why I included the slight dodge "in some respects." I believe I was thinking of you and Dietmar, and your collective, potential outrage, when I was writing it.

No offense meant. Only that, to an American, the spelling does look similar.

So, was I right? zonnenbrill = sunglasses?

by **Dietmar** on 16 Mar 2009 22:19

I've got two clips from Pinkpop on DVD. This was one of them (I don't even know if it's got the same length, but it looks familiar) and the other one is Roxanne as well, I guess...

I love the expression on Sting's face (I guess it's fear) when he notices how large the crowd is - check seconds 28 / 29 of the youtube clip.

Sonnenbrillen is alright - and I DO think that Dutch and German are similar - I can read Dutch if I concentrate.

Dietmar

by **IndyGirl** on 16 Mar 2009 23:41

Nice video. Thanks for posting the link, animal.

by **animal** on 16 Mar 2009 23:53

Other artists from Pinkpop 1979

Elvis Costello - Watching The Detectives

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwRvNIurhjc

The Specials - Rat Race

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuyBZ6aidiA

by **DirtyMartini** on 17 Mar 2009 00:28

[quote="Dietmar"]I love the expression on Sting's face (I guess it's fear) when he notices how large the crowd is - check seconds 28 / 29 of the youtube clip.[/quote]

Great shot.

Thanks, animal.

by **Maud138** on 17 Mar 2009 12:14

[quote="Chatchka"]Maud,

LOL, I'll grant you that mine was a sweeping statement -- That is why I included the slight dodge "in some respects." I believe I was thinking of you and Dietmar, and your collective, potential outrage, when I was writing it.

No offense meant. Only that, to an American, the spelling does look similar.

So, was I right? zonnenbrill = sunglasses?

[/quote]

Yes the languages are alike, I know, but no dutchman wants to hear that :lol:

There has always been some sort of competition/fight between the dutch and the germans (especially when it's about soccer: the Germans always win :cry:

).

We even learn German in school....

And yes: zonnebril=sunglasses

STEWART COPELAND

Roxanne from Pinkpop 1979 - Interesting footage

Roxanne from Pinkpop 1979 - Interesting footage

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