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Strange Things Happen: A Life With The Police, Polo, And Pygmies (2009)

by Stewart Copeland(Favorite Author)
3.45 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
0061791490 (ISBN13: 9780061791499)
languge
English
publisher
It Books
review 1: It's no secret to anyone who knows me how much I love The Police and how I think Stewart Copeland is the greatest drummer to ever walk the earth. Well, Stewart is also an accomplished Composer and Film-maker and now he can added accomplished writer to his line of credits. Part bio and part set of musings, this is a nice look at the background to one of my heroes. Not sure how much anyone who is not a fan of Stewart's or the Police will enjoy it, but for me, this was required reading.
review 2: Copeland's memoir is a loosely connected series of vignettes that follow the unusual trajectory of the musician's life. I approached this book as a fan of The Police, but came away a fan of Stewart Copeland. I enjoyed the brutally honest perspective on his role in the Pol
... moreice and love/hate relationship with Sting. Other than a truly hilarious moment involving a tuba, the best parts of the book had nothing to do with The Police and everything to do with Copeland following his gut and his heart wherever it led - however strange. The author is undoubtedly a talented musician, but he is also a hell of a writer. I thoroughly enjoyed his memoir and hope he adds writing to his future creative endeavors! less
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ash
Pretty much what you'd expect from one of the most brilliant musicians of today.
El989
Just to point out this is the audiobook, read by Copeland himself. Unabridged!
llorrainek
Liked it. Interesting stories. Not talked much about The Police
redhead
i enjoyed it very much...he's a smart dude..
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