STEWART COPELAND

by **georgygirl** on 04 Mar 2006 05:06

I liked Sting, when he was with The Police, and also in his 3 first records.

But it turns to commercial from my point of view, and he made just Brat music, so I don't like him anymore.

Maybe he sells more than Stewart, and also crowds of women love him, but anyway, I don't like him anymore. That is the point.

For me he is not better musician than Stewart, no matter what the crowds says...

by **Mrs. Gradenko** on 04 Mar 2006 05:08

For me he is not better musician than Stewart, no matter what the crowds says...

Most people know that. Stew is an excelent drummer, and Sting isn't a bad bassist.

crowds of women love him, but anyway

Yes...oh yes.

by **uh, mmm** on 04 Mar 2006 05:29

is it truthful that "Sting" was originally copEland's gig name, and gordie took it on, it's being perhaps more suiting for the lead??? STEWARt was sting, being affiliated with the c.IA.

by **georgygirl** on 04 Mar 2006 05:40

I get confused with this information.

I didn't catch it, maybe in a while.

is it truthful that "Sting" was originally copEland's gig name, and gordie took it on, it's being perhaps more suiting for the lead??? STEWARt was sting, being affiliated with the c.IA.

I only remembered when Stewart said in a MTV program, that when he saw Sting in Newcastle, he tought, -Ahhhh, that's my ticket to the big time...

by **Mrs. Gradenko** on 04 Mar 2006 05:40

is it truthful that "Sting" was originally copEland's gig name, and gordie took it on, it's being perhaps more suiting for the lead??? STEWARt was sting, being affiliated with the c.IA.

Sting got his nick name in an old jazz band he was in, because he always wore this yellow bee jumper. No, Stew was never called Sting. The CIA had nothing to do with it.

by **georgygirl** on 04 Mar 2006 05:53

Who has the absolute true?

:lol:

Now:

uh, mmm makes doubts on me :idea:

by **uh, hmmm** on 04 Mar 2006 06:50

oh. well perhaps you could alSO ans this quest ion: herd a rumor that gordie started in the hit jazz-rock band Steeley dan. but he was still the same age, being only in his teen then. naw, eh ?
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wheel tunnin' roun' and round.....

by **Mrs. Gradenko** on 04 Mar 2006 07:04

herd a rumor that gordie started in the hit jazz-rock band Steeley dan. but he was still the same age, being only in his teen then. naw, eh ?

Wrong again. He was in Phoenix Jazzmen and Last Exit.

He joined Last exit in '74, and the Phoenix Jazzman in I believe '70.

by **Guest** on 04 Mar 2006 12:58

I think Stewart got the name The Police from seeing a police cruiser just going down the street. Pretty brilliant, really. It's instantly iconic and a lot of free subliminal publicity.

by **uh, huh** on 04 Mar 2006 17:45

yeah, the bodylanguage and subliminals in the POlice videors are interesting. saw a few impossible to detect with the nekkideye with the bad quick chime progrum i got crawling along frame by frame. i don't agree that they're "good enuf 4govermentwork." video was just beginning, and they come off unpretentious in their simplicity.

by **georgygirl** on 05 Mar 2006 06:19

But anyway, I loved Police videos, no matter if they are from old times.

My favorite is 'Wrapped around your finger.

I get chill when I see it.

Cool Police video, and maybe I never catched the subliminal bodylanguage. Maybe I am so naif. :twisted:

by **um, uh** on 05 Mar 2006 07:46

i likes "so lonelei," "d-s-s-c-t-m" 1986, and montresat; julee is uh crackup! wonder if Stewie wrote any of the script. working men, and NOT so workin....every breat u TAKE's dhe only video i actually owm..."adventures in SYNchroNIciTY" is also interestin, but dont show Stewie mech.

by **georgygirl** on 05 Mar 2006 08:01

You called him Stewie...Seems like you know him very well, aren't you?

STEWART COPELAND

Hey I just noticed...

Once upon a time...

To much information.

:)

Okay

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