New interview on Guitarinternational.com

[policefan]

This is really corny, and it’s going to be a complete buzz kill for your readers

I don't think it's corny.

[Divemistress of the Dark]

Awwww, how wonderful.

I'm in the middle of something right now so am gonna re-read this when I get more time, but for now:

So, I would say there is a strong likelihood that Oysterhead will one day find a way to get back together. The Police…same thing.

FUUUUUUUUCK YEEEEEEEEEAH!!!!!!!!!!

CAN I GET AN AMEN?!!!

What an awesome interview. Out-fucking-standing.

[TheEqualizer]

A-FUCKING-MEN Sista Jean!

[Divemistress of the Dark]

Haw! Sorry for the overfuckification, think I was just channeling Phaty there...

[AnyOther]

The really crazy part is actually a younger demographic than my demographic. Jonas Brothers – their fans are much younger, wilder, crazier, and more full of fantasy than Police fans who are in their forties, and so it’s not a problem for me. Back in our younger days, when our fans were young, they were wild and crazy and invasive.

Ahem. I think we nutters (oldies and younger ones) have loads of fantasy, Stewart.

[ltwoman]

Ahem. I think we nutters (oldies and younger ones) have loads of fantasy, Stewart.

My secret is out...

[English-lion]

[quote]So, I would say there is a strong likelihood that. The Police…same thing.[/quote]


umm practicing I told you so's ......

[samburusunset]

That's a great interview. This guy brings up a lot of different stuff. I don't know about you guys, but I'm gradually coming to recognize Stewart as a composer who used to be a drummer. Not the other way around, which is the way I've always seen him. But reading this, you realize he really does compose much more than he drums. Even though he says it takes an incredible amount of energy to play he clearly enjoys it when he's playing unfettered *ahem*.

I can see O-Head happening again. Read similar comment from Les the other day.
The Police...eh...I won't hold my breath.


Thanks Gio!!

[njperry]

[quote="samburusunset"]I don't know about you guys, but I'm gradually coming to recognize Stewart as a composer who used to be a drummer. Not the other way around, which is the way I've always seen him. But reading this, you realize he really does compose much more than he drums. Even though he says it takes an incredible amount of energy to play he clearly enjoys it when he's playing unfettered *ahem*. [/quote]

I agree that Stewart is now primarily a composer, not a drummer.

That brings to mind a question that I think I will start a thread on about whether we would prefer Stewart playing someone else's music (other than Sting's) or someone else playing Stewart's music.

[Divemistress of the Dark]

Well, one thing's sure: He's not going to be lying around resting on his laurels. Which is great, since he could easily afford to do just that (and it's something I worried about personally, after Tourzilla)

[kipper]

many thanks for the link giovanni!

for samburusunset & njperry
drummer or composer?
he can't run away from the legend...first of all he's a drummer