Ilbolchini....I don't invite you anymore to my concerts....ok???
Ok Ok....you can come again....and don't post any video on youtube before I check it out....you bootlegger!
By the way, I might be on tour as well on the same time The Police should tour....(Oh my God...even writing the words THE POLICE SHOULD TOUR sounds unbelievable to me!!!)
Band for support THE POLICE LIVE
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by ilbolchini on 09 Jan 2007 00:40
Bootlegger.... ME !?!?!?!!?!? 
You're really sooo cuute in the video, ok ok I promise I'll give it to you before..
You're really sooo cuute in the video, ok ok I promise I'll give it to you before..
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by Jose on 09 Jan 2007 03:08
[quote="Butch"][quote="conroy"]
But I'd suggest U2 as support act:
If the Police-Reunion really happens, it would be great to have the second biggest band in the world as support act. ....and before the shows Adam, Larry and the other ones could take lessons from Stew, Andy and Sting, so it would be for the benefit of all participants... :wink:
...only kiddin'. in fact, I think U2 are OK. :P[/quote]
Did you remember U2 at THE POLICE Concert in Gateshead?...while our Fab3blonds playing "When the world is runing down..." you could discover on Sting side, Bono and U2 bassman and on Andy's side you will see all the time The Edge watching all what Andy doing with their pedals effects and guitar chords... then I remember Bono tried to sang "Invisible Sun" but not completely and perhaps without the approval of Sting in spite of the fact he mentioned him at the end of the song... interesting see U2 enjoying and approaching THE POLICE on stage at Gateshead Concert 1982!
But I'd suggest U2 as support act:
If the Police-Reunion really happens, it would be great to have the second biggest band in the world as support act. ....and before the shows Adam, Larry and the other ones could take lessons from Stew, Andy and Sting, so it would be for the benefit of all participants... :wink:
...only kiddin'. in fact, I think U2 are OK. :P[/quote]
Did you remember U2 at THE POLICE Concert in Gateshead?...while our Fab3blonds playing "When the world is runing down..." you could discover on Sting side, Bono and U2 bassman and on Andy's side you will see all the time The Edge watching all what Andy doing with their pedals effects and guitar chords... then I remember Bono tried to sang "Invisible Sun" but not completely and perhaps without the approval of Sting in spite of the fact he mentioned him at the end of the song... interesting see U2 enjoying and approaching THE POLICE on stage at Gateshead Concert 1982!
"One World is enough for all of us"
http://the-police-al-peru.blogspot.com/
http://the-police-al-peru.blogspot.com/
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by zilboy on 09 Jan 2007 21:13
I like the idea of dada opening for them. Great band, highly underrated.
Good luck getting XTC to do it. Remember why they stopped playing live? Andy's stagefright. Too bad though, 'cause it would be killer.
Joe Jackson and Elvis C. are great ideas as well.
Big Country would be cool, if only Stuart Adamson were still with us. Ditto for Michael Hutchins of INXS. The new dude is a good copy but there's no substitute for the original.
Good luck getting XTC to do it. Remember why they stopped playing live? Andy's stagefright. Too bad though, 'cause it would be killer.
Joe Jackson and Elvis C. are great ideas as well.
Big Country would be cool, if only Stuart Adamson were still with us. Ditto for Michael Hutchins of INXS. The new dude is a good copy but there's no substitute for the original.
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by georgygirl on 10 Jan 2007 04:48
Gio, you are really cute for me.
Chuicks!
Chuicks!
Wildy Pelous!
¡Salvajilla Pelous!
from:
¡The Cosmic Race!
¡Salvajilla Pelous!
from:
¡The Cosmic Race!
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by Mrs. Gradenko on 10 Jan 2007 05:48
'87 a great year. 
The only pic I've seen of Gio is the director one under contact.
The only pic I've seen of Gio is the director one under contact.
“...and er, did anyone try just pushing this little red button?”
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by Divemistress of the Dark on 20 Jan 2007 02:55
I thought about this for a while...my #1 vote would probably be the New Pornographers. They've put out a few solid albums and I worship at the altar of the lovely and talented Neko Case.
Second choice would have to be Mike Doughty, whose solo album last year wore the laser out of my CD player. He's the former lead singer of the band Soul Coughing and a terrific artist in his own right. His last album was put out on Dave Mathews' vanity label, but the music is an order of magnitude edgier than anything Mathews ever thought about releasing.
Hell, maybe even Glenn Kotche of Wilco - I wrote a thread about this the other day, but he's the [second] best drummer I've ever seen in my life. His live show incorporates some elements similar to Stewart's recordings - unusual noisemaking equipment, a monkey chant box, etc. Seriously, he's just dynamite. Come to think of it, Wilco itself is putting out a new record in May and will probably tour behind it. They still have the mighty Nels Cline in the lineup, to boot.
Maybe a world artist like <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jorge_ben">Jorge Ben</a> or Ozomatli...or my favorites <a href="http://paulkelly.com.au/">Paul Kelly and the Boon Companions</a>, which do one hell of a live show and are scheduled to be in the U.S. this spring.
European dates...<a href="http://www.myspace.com/dungen">Dungen</a>!!! Oh wow. I'd have to buy a plane ticket for sure!
Otherwise, I vote for the likes of Bloc Party, Snow Patrol or TV on the Radio. They're all good bands that could use the exposure, and having a 'hip' band on the ticket would appeal to a younger, broader audience than might turn up otherwise. This would also help build the buzz and keep our guys from being shoehorned into some hideous "classic rock" niche.
Second choice would have to be Mike Doughty, whose solo album last year wore the laser out of my CD player. He's the former lead singer of the band Soul Coughing and a terrific artist in his own right. His last album was put out on Dave Mathews' vanity label, but the music is an order of magnitude edgier than anything Mathews ever thought about releasing.
Hell, maybe even Glenn Kotche of Wilco - I wrote a thread about this the other day, but he's the [second] best drummer I've ever seen in my life. His live show incorporates some elements similar to Stewart's recordings - unusual noisemaking equipment, a monkey chant box, etc. Seriously, he's just dynamite. Come to think of it, Wilco itself is putting out a new record in May and will probably tour behind it. They still have the mighty Nels Cline in the lineup, to boot.
Maybe a world artist like <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jorge_ben">Jorge Ben</a> or Ozomatli...or my favorites <a href="http://paulkelly.com.au/">Paul Kelly and the Boon Companions</a>, which do one hell of a live show and are scheduled to be in the U.S. this spring.
European dates...<a href="http://www.myspace.com/dungen">Dungen</a>!!! Oh wow. I'd have to buy a plane ticket for sure!
Otherwise, I vote for the likes of Bloc Party, Snow Patrol or TV on the Radio. They're all good bands that could use the exposure, and having a 'hip' band on the ticket would appeal to a younger, broader audience than might turn up otherwise. This would also help build the buzz and keep our guys from being shoehorned into some hideous "classic rock" niche.
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by Divemistress of the Dark on 20 Jan 2007 05:02
Oh my goodness! I forgot to cast my vote for Lapilli, too...
Seriously, Gio - can we get our hands on any of your CDs? I really liked the Myspace song.
Seriously, Gio - can we get our hands on any of your CDs? I really liked the Myspace song.
On Google - site:stewartcopeland.net "your keyword here" - thanks DM!!
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by Mister Gradenko on 20 Jan 2007 19:47
Surely it will be the bellydance allstars? or fiction plane?
'Life was easy when it was boring.'
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by ceebab on 20 Jan 2007 20:50
I do NOT want U2 there!!
No offense to U2, I love U2, but have you ever tried to get tickets to one of the shows?
It's going to be difficult enough to get tickets without adding a group that has a huge fan base of their own wanting in.
I would rather see them give it to an up and coming act that hasn't had a lot of exposure, they could really give them a boost.
No offense to U2, I love U2, but have you ever tried to get tickets to one of the shows?
It's going to be difficult enough to get tickets without adding a group that has a huge fan base of their own wanting in.
I would rather see them give it to an up and coming act that hasn't had a lot of exposure, they could really give them a boost.
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