Stewart Copeland at Tromp Percussion 2010

[rhoeckel]

OK, while waiting for uploading the whole stuff
here is a picture of Stewart making fun at Dietmar when he tries to shoot a photo of me and Stewart...

Oh, and I have sent the three "Maud" pictures to the Lady herself...

Later,
Rüdiger

[Dietmar]

I've been waiting for that photo !! ... love it !

Dietmar

[Maud138]

Rüdiger: this is a great shot!!!!!

[Dietmar]

it's a great photographer: me!

[rhoeckel]

Part ONE:

Here are the pictures...http://www.flickr.com/photos/12935944@N08/sets/72157625285965561/

[Maud138]

it's a great photographer: me!

[TheEqualizer]

Wow. Great pics.

[rhoeckel]

And here are eight little videos (7 soundcheck/1 concert) - enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/user/rhoeckel

[policefan]

^
ahh more.... thanks!

love it !

Me too !

[Maud138]

Great vids, Rüdiger, I just can't get enough of this

[Maud138]

Hey Kate,
You see, you also have that grin on your face


rhoeckel Eindhoven 013 by RHoeckel, on Flickr

[moonstone]

Great vids and great photos.

I've lost the plot on who was behind which camera but they're all superb.

Thanks for sharing them guys.

[quote="smudge"]'I'm losing my kick drum'. Newtonian physics is flawed in the grand scheme of the universe, but it works well as a rule of thumb in most situations. If you wallop something that isn't screwed down it moves in the direction of the wallop, unless the wallop is insignificant. Mr Copeland does not wallop insignificantly, so ballast was applied without obvious success. Maud spotted that by show time things had been screwed down. Irresistable force meets immovable object [/quote]

Also thank you to Smudge who just made physics amusing, and therefore understandable to me for the first time in my life!

[AnyOther]

Part ONE:

Here are the pictures...http://www.flickr.com/photos/12935944@N08/sets/72157625285965561/

Thank you, now I know it was for real...nice vids as well!

[shyvixen]

Great report Maud!

Loving all the photos and videos too.

[smudge]

Those are fun photos Rudiger (and Dietmar) - thank you!

Maud - I appear to be so busy grinning I've forgotten to point my camera anywhere useful. What a numpty!

(Moonstone - Newtonian physics is ALWAYS amusing. It's what makes slapstick work )