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4 days ago · The Drumeo interview. In this hour-long Drumeo Live feature, Stewart will offer an exclusive, in-depth look into his career with The Police. He talks about some of the band's biggest hits, how he developed his unique drumming style and incorporated electronics into his playing, and ultimately how he came up with some of the most iconic drum ...
2 days ago · Shot in gorgeous black-and-white like a film noir and edited like a German Expressionist film with an experimental score by Stewart Copeland, ‘Rumble Fish’ feels like an abstract nightmare ...
4 days ago · Between The Outsiders and Rumble Fish (also 1983), Coppola is credited with basically creating the ‘Brat Pack’ of young actors who would go on to dominate Hollywood in the 1980s. The role call included Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze, Mickey Rourke, Emilio Estevez, Ralph Macchio, Chris Penn, Nicolas Cage, Laurence Fishburne, Diane Lane, and a little someone who would become the biggest movie star in the world: Tom Cruise.
6 days ago · In the clip below, Copeland runs through his drumming foundations, discusses the growth of and tension in The Police, reveals the most difficult song by The Police to play, talks about recording the Synchronicity album, and plays some of the band's iconic songs.
Sep 8, 2024 · In a past interview, Stewart Copeland discussed one of his favourite albums of the 1960s as a trailblazing masterpiece that "trashed" all that came before.
6 days ago · Why Rumble Fish Is an Underrated Masterpiece. Choreographer Michael Smuin of the San Francisco Ballet planned one of the film’s climactic fight scenes. Coppola envisioned Rumble Fish as a companion piece to The Outsiders, likening its position to the relationship between Apocalypse Now and The Godfather.
2 days ago · Shot in luminous black and white, with an experimental score by Stewart Copeland, Rumble Fish reduces the conflict to pure abstraction and allows sight and sound to fill in the gaps. The one shock ...
