a book from stewart??

[Mrs. Gradenko]

"w/ a warped sense of humor and a more vivid description"
Exactly!

"The Bee Gee's did it"
You like the Bee Gee's? lol

"Dave Matthews fan"
I can't think of Matthews' Band without thinking of those poor tourists an the sewage.

[mairinpgh]

[quote="blueboy"]What was this all about? I saw it posted at AUI:.....
Someone with a very strange sense of humour?[/quote]

Echidna's humor is warped indeed (Wombat's old site is sorely missed).

[Kalypso]

I don't see him writing a book, but would be looking forward to an audiobook.
I liked the spoof, though.
Now, that would be something. Upward and onward!!!

Weird things: Navarro directing a porn film.
Sting photographed on RD with a Pussycat Doll hanging to him for dear life.

[jedsoon]

I like the Bee Gees

[conroy]

[quote="Kalypso"]I don't see him writing a book, but would be looking forward to an audiobook. :D
I liked the spoof, though.
Now, that would be something. Upward and onward!!!

Weird things: Navarro directing a porn film.
Sting photographed on RD with a Pussycat Doll hanging to him for dear life.[/quote]

An audiobook by Stewart would be great, especially if he did a score for it as well!

Speaking of Dave Navarro, the Gizmo track on the Anthology CD kinda reminds me of one of the tracks from Dave Navarro and Eric Avery's one-off Deconstruction album they did after Jane's Addiction broke up the first time and a little bit of How Stupid Mr.Bates.

[Kalypso]

True, Conroy, absolutely true. I remember that album. Deliciously weird.
Dave Navarro. A talent wasted by his demons. I liked Jane's albums a lot (not the last one, though), and even his stint with RCHP, but when I read "Don't try this at home", I thought he had completey lost his mind.
I think Dave has never recovered by the tragedy that struck his family.

I would love to listen to the "War and Peace" narrated by Stewart Copeland... (not the Russian Masterpiece, but The Police Chronicles Mach 1 and 2)

[animal]

I have Andy & Sting's sitting on my bookshelf, they are So Lonely, I need Stewart's to complete to trifecta.

[Rusty James]

How about a pop-up book narrated by Dave Navarro and illustrated by Brook Burke and titled "Rock Star Super Bee Gee"

[bella]

What's that saying? "SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST" and "THE BEST IS YET TO COME"? Well, Stewart?

Now, don't get me wrong. I absolutely loved Stings book! I loved Andy's book even more! But, I truly think, judging from your thoroughly enjoyable dinner tales, that I WILL love yours best. Not that it's a competition. You're all winners in MY book.

As for the time frame, which you say you would write about. I'm confident that I'm not alone in wanting to hear your full story, especially since you had such an interesting childhood. It would be wonderful to read about what you were doing juxtaposed to the events in Ian's book (which was fantastic!).

Just think about it, okay??