I'm going to get knocked for this comment but listening to this piece, I'd say there's a space for Stewart in Rush. His rhythmic playing here is not the familiar Police style he's associated with but reminds me of Neil Peart. I'd not thought of it before but It would be interesting to see him collaborating with Geddy/Alex on something... ANYTHING!
No knock here. Neil is gone, and the heartbreak has gratefully waned. Above and beyond his ability, Stewart has the temperament to mix well with Alex and Geddy. I can see the three being friends off-stage. It would certainly be an interesting journey for all involved, including the fans!
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It wouldn't be called Rush, but I'm entirely in for a Lee, Lifeson & Copeland kind of thing, it really would be amazing
I've been the biggest fan of this big mouthed legendary drummer dince I was 13 years of age! I'm almost 59 now and still dig his drumming! He's unlike any drummer! Amazing!!! Full of life and creativity!
Stewart once again explored with brio These large orchestral formations are always impressive! The use of chromaticism accentuates the tragedy. It probably conjures up a mental movie for the listener because there’s a close link between the world of music and the world of images…
This "rock" guy gets an orchestra but us serious musicians can't get an orchestra performance. I am very sad. Challenge, try and find that Marimba in the mix with your compressor. This does need live mastering. Levels are hot. Manage the drums.... even with him.
![[drums] Stewart Copeland explains the backbeat](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EBT-XP0VcP8/mqdefault.jpg)
![[drums] Stewart Copeland explains the backbeat](/img/tr.png)
Copeland might be the most eclectic and fun musician in the last 50 years.
I'm going to get knocked for this comment but listening to this piece, I'd say there's a space for Stewart in Rush. His rhythmic playing here is not the familiar Police style he's associated with but reminds me of Neil Peart. I'd not thought of it before but It would be interesting to see him collaborating with Geddy/Alex on something... ANYTHING!
No knock here. Neil is gone, and the heartbreak has gratefully waned. Above and beyond his ability, Stewart has the temperament to mix well with Alex and Geddy. I can see the three being friends off-stage.
It would certainly be an interesting journey for all involved, including the fans!
It wouldn't be called Rush, but I'm entirely in for a Lee, Lifeson & Copeland kind of thing, it really would be amazing
Wow why didn't I think of this before? That would be rarefied air indeed.
LLC
Good thinking!
Delightfully chaotic music.
I've been the biggest fan of this big mouthed legendary drummer dince I was 13 years of age! I'm almost 59 now and still dig his drumming! He's unlike any drummer! Amazing!!! Full of life and creativity!
The arrangements are bold in this piece. Fine work -
"Stewart of Stavanger!"
Is Oysterhead ever gonna tour again? Stewart Copeland, Les Claypool, and Trey Anastasio, I mean really?! Y'all melted my face off every single show!!
Stewart Copeland is a genius! By far the greatest drummer of all time and one of the greatest composers as well.
Fantastic drummer
Best drummer on earth!
Agreed 💯
He belongs in a very rarified group of percussionists. Many of whom he legitimately looks up to.
Nice work Mr Copeland 😎✌️🥁👏
I TOTALLY agree -- it IS fun hitting things!!! My drum kit has been getting such a beating!
Shades of Stockhausen!! The dancers are a nice touch, like my performance at the Flint Art Fair in 1983. But then, I'm no Stewie Copeland for sure.
I'm going to have to watch this again.
Stewart once again explored with brio These large orchestral formations are always impressive! The use of chromaticism accentuates the tragedy. It probably conjures up a mental movie for the listener because there’s a close link between the world of music and the world of images…
Nice work
His secret ? No rules . 😉🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵
Stew!😊
"It's got layers... it's got many layers" (Christopher Walken as Hans in "7 Psychopaths")
I’ve been to Stavanger. It was very pretty, but I didn’t run into any Vikings while I was there.
This is great, but what the hell is going on here?
What a load of codswallop. Imagine paying to listen to that racket?
😂😂😂
This "rock" guy gets an orchestra but us serious musicians can't get an orchestra performance. I am very sad. Challenge, try and find that Marimba in the mix with your compressor. This does need live mastering. Levels are hot. Manage the drums.... even with him.
do not know who tried to fish me for 200 ero for fake event this tusday with STING in J erusalem/ IOam pissed of/ l;ove you ONE2
Composition is fantastic. Orchestration sucks.
Wow nice work ! Zappa would approve.