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January 8, 2007

Stewart Copeland Lives In An Ivory Tower

And in said tower, they spin the essentials: Death Cab For Cutie, Panic! At The Disco, and Slipknot. (via iFilm)

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I still can't help but like the guy, even if he's finally embraced every one of his fifty-something years and is completely out of touch and uncool now.

Posted by: paul at 01/08/07 3:43 PM | Reply
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Kele from Bloc Party comes out, where you at Gum?

http://music.guardian.co.uk/rock/story/0,,1984350,00.html

Posted by: Kyle at 01/08/07 3:45 PM | Reply
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Definitive proof that Oysterhead was, in fact, the perfect storm of self-satisfaction.

Posted by: Guh at 01/08/07 3:49 PM | Reply
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i've always liked stewart copeland, but was i the only one who wanted to straighten his glasses the entire time he was talking?

Posted by: laconic sherpa at 01/08/07 3:50 PM | Reply
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Good post. I hope 'those other two guys' are half as cool as Stewart seems, these days.

Posted by: Matthew at 01/08/07 4:17 PM | Reply
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Nice to hear some Klark Kent music being used in that piece. "Don't Care" is best thing any member of the Police has ever done.

Posted by: bill p at 01/08/07 4:44 PM | Reply
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good to see andy dick is still working.

Posted by: joe $ at 01/08/07 4:54 PM | Reply
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he sounds like a pretty intelligent guy. he should teach college.

Posted by: d at 01/08/07 5:08 PM | Reply
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You know, I always thought that Oysterhead was the perfect storm of self-satisfaction, but now I have: Definitive. Proof.

Posted by: Jason Robots at 01/08/07 8:13 PM | Reply
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Lord almighty, what a mess of metaphors.

Posted by: stafford at 01/08/07 9:26 PM | Reply
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From your description, I was expecting a pretentious jerk, but that wasn't the case at all. I knew I liked Stewart for a good reason.

Posted by: Memememe at 01/08/07 10:10 PM | Reply
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He's not only one of the best skilled rock drummers around, but one who moves on. Which is good. How many of us still think about our first girl (or boy-) friend. Even if the relationship was good & new & interesting, but it is over now. Nice post.

Posted by: Teddy Ramone at 01/09/07 6:51 PM | Reply
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Sorry all, I may be a reak but I still can't decide which is stronger, my lust for his music or for him!! Possibly Stewart and I are the only ones who think he is hotter than Sting!

Posted by: Cynthia at 01/11/07 1:33 PM | Reply
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Whether he knew what he was even doing or not, you should hear what he did with the Police catalog for that recent "Everyone Stares" film/DVD: Totally remixed (and even re-recorded) a bunch of their classic songs--and they sound fucking ACE! Like dub-y, step-y and even jungle/drum&bass versions. Superb.


Posted by: klark kent at 01/11/07 6:00 PM | Reply
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No..you are not the only one who thinks that Stewart is Hot. He may be 50 something but he is VERY hot. Smart, artistic guys, who have some maturity, are very hot..in my opinion.

Posted by: beckyboo at 02/16/07 11:14 PM | Reply
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I have had a serious crush on Stewart since he was in the Police. What an interesting man. I would love to just sit and listen to him for hours and hours. Sigh. And I am a married mother of a 13 year old daughter. I can dream can't I.

Posted by: n layton at 02/19/07 7:24 PM | Reply
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