The Police - Reggatta De Blanc (Old Grey Whistle Test '79)

The Police playing in Miami, Gusman Theatre (Hau), USA on 1979.10.26. The video's status can change, if the policies chosen by the content owners change.
Sting - leading vocals, bass guitar
Andy Summers - guitar, backing vocals
Stewart Copeland - drums, backing vocals

[@cherylholmes8677]

I loved The Police but Copeland is a beast on the drums!

[@elCaxi1971]

I still love The Police and Stu is THE Beast on those drums!

[@PaulJohnson-vn7eh]

@@elCaxi1971 *laughs in Neil Peart*

[@elCaxi1971]

@@PaulJohnson-vn7eh To each their own..

[@athanstreitz9178]

Check out Wrapped Around Your Finer LIVE!!!!!

[@SevenOfNine-7]

Yes he is and what's more, he keeps it simple. He could do more with just a snare or a hi-hat than most drummers can achieve with a ten piece kit

[@MerkinMuffly]

The manic drumming of Copeland, the minimalist guitar of Summers, the brilliant lyrics of Sting, there will never be another Police.

[@devinbuirge6410]

MerkinMuffly challenge accepted

[@ajdbatfan]

Spot on, Merkin. Unique and utterly fucking brilliant. My favourite band ever and they changed my life for the better. Utterly love them!

[@christinevr7698]

Agreed!!! Wish some group could match them for unique sound, performance, and musical genius. Miss them so hard.

[@misslindacjones2392]

i wouldnt say manic...i would say energetic. theres influences all over Stewart's playing . Think Sly Dunbar on steroids :)

[@carguy3460]

Don't forget the bass. Easy to do with Sting's vocals but he's a monster bass player too.

[@Fogon59]

I've seen drummers that could play like Moon, Bonham, Peart, even Buddy Rich, but never ever have I seen one that can play like Stewart Copeland.

[@chezchezchezchez]

Studs Ramrod fascinating observation! I agree!!!

[@Fogon59]

Copeland is fascinating isn't he!...I wonder if you took a Steve Gadd or someone of that ilk and threw them into a Police gig situation, telling him that he's gotta replicate Copeland or he don't get paid....Would he be able to do it?....

[@emlix1]

I have to say, Bonham will always be my #1, but Copeland had a 'je ne sais quoi' that Bonham didn't.

[@EduardoPradoFelippe]

João Barone...

[@alfrednite6398]

I´m a really fan of The Police, and I love Stewart but Vinnie can play even better than him, and I don´t want to argue but he does

[@peterjonas4971]

Andy Summers, nothing but harmonics. What a monster guitarist

[@RayPierreWhit607]

Don’t have to be a monster when you can compose like him. Page was a great composer too, but might be what Dean Ween calls one of the brownest guitarists to ever make it big, especially live.

[@shakesrear9204]

I could watch Stewart drumming all day...

[@alimysafeplace1468]

Not just drummers, as a professional dancer, he literally rocked my world! I could dance all day just to him playing, absolutely sublime musicality and complex rhythms, incredible artist!

[@ScreamingGreenMan]

Shakes Rear go look up their documentary when they were recording at AIR studios on Montserrat. Great interviews with all three, very interesting. vimeo.com/143849064

[@undersolo]

I just love the open harmonics Andy plays on top of Sting and Stewart’s interplay.

[@GlennJimenez]

WORD ONE OF THE BEST

[@jakefry6563]

The man's awfully amzing.

[@tobarragl]

When time travel becomes available, I will travel to this concert.

[@mattsmith9024]

The star that burns the brightest burns the fastest. In a short time, The Police left a great body of work in their wake and didn't have decades of pathetic "farewell" tours. Reverence!

[@allistercooper8765]

Well said. First, there's the FAREWELL tour. Then there's the ANNIVERSARY. After that, the REUNION. Oh, stop it already!

[@chrisridenhour]

Nothing better than to see a legendary band kick ass in their prime

[@quintuplebanned4267]

Chris

[@ivanjulian2532]

"Nothing better than to see a legendary band kick ass in their prime." Agreed, super high energy there near the end. Sting has had such a long career we've been able to see him mellow out and become a very chilled performer, but he was "full on" energy at this time in his life.

[@johncrawfordpiano]

Yes love Stings songwriting and singing, and Copeland's incredible drum fills, but please let's not forget Andy Summers rock solid guitar playing- and all those great riffs he came up with for The Police songs.

[@NojusVala]

Andy didn't come up with riffs (it was almost always Sting and sometimes Stewart Copeland who created guitar riffs for Police songs). If you watch older documentaries about "Police" you will see how they worked. Most of the ideas and parts (riffs, lyrics) were created solely by Sting (especially in the period of 1978-1984). He would go to a room and play around with guitar, come up with some lyrics, then he'll record that on tape (using multiple instruments, including drum machine), then he will show it to the band, they will play it immediatly and go straight to record studio. Sting had very big ego, so did Stewart Copeland (though he was almost forced to give up writing songs after it was clear from quite early on that Sting's songs were much more popular thus even labels preferred Sting as a songwriter). There was no room for Andy Summers in the process of songwriting (and coming with ideas for them) at all. He was just merely a musician who played what he was told to play. Plus Andy Summers was 10 years older and thus always there was somewhat bigger distance between him and remaining two members of Police. There was only one exception, though: Andy Summers created riff for "every breath you take" (that song is basically based on chord progression of "Stand by me") but Sting's ego was big enough to claim himself as the only songwriter of that song (and collected all the royalties).

[@ericscottstevens]

Nojus Vala Pretty much underlying the blueprint for a Police breakup in 1984. Two huge egos of Copeland and Sumner at each others throat. Summers the older replacement career session guitar player who as "Sting" credited as being aptly able to play the "expensive" guitar notes. But as the junior member Summers guitar skills helped heighted the songwriting with his lead and rhythm guitar playing over Padovani's ability. Have to say those Summers and Copeland inspired songs put on the mid to later Police albums were pretty dry and forgetful. It is almost as Sting refused to spice up these Copeland and Summers composed songs as to tell the A&M music execs and listening audience who really was the star at writing all the good songs for The Police.

[@laveyanpride9362]

andy was a hack

[@richardkey4289]

Tasteful, restrained playing. He knows the value of space between notes

[@blackbeltjones2903]

@@NojusVala Andy himself says he wrote the riffs for bring on the night, message in a bottle, walking on the moon and Roxanne, among others. To suggest he played absolutely zero part in songwriting over the course of 5 albums is just ludicrous.

[@raindrops21_9]

Man alive! Copeland had technical chops AND musicality. A phenominal drummer and musician.

[@user-ys9fg4ol9s]

My ex girlfriends ex husband and I are both Drummers. He ex doesn't think Copeland is something to write home about. This is blasphemous on So many damn levels. Proves to me that he doesn't know ANYTHING.

[@hpawebster65]

​@@user-ys9fg4ol9s He doesn't know anything

[@abbynormal34]

Band was awesome, even Sting and Andy.. But Stewart... Stewart he is something else. One in a million.

[@michaelstojsavljevic8453]

Best drummer of all time... Mr Stewart Copeland

[@heathercollins4432]

Neal Peart...but okay....😊

[@PepeAtreides-s3b]

Danny Carey…but ok 👌

[@operator6471]

Stewart Copeland - what can I say, mesmerising.

[@willk7184]

Damn, that Copeland snare though.

[@ferdinandwang1165]

No one, and I mean no one, plays them Tama drums like Stewart Copeland.

[@jumpinjojo]

Ferdinand Wang those*

[@ferdinandwang1165]

joseph migliore Oh, okay :). No one, I mean no one, plays them Tama drums like those!

[@jumpinjojo]

Ferdinand Wang Haha!

[@ferdinandwang1165]

joseph migliore Hehe, yep :)! Cheers, and good day!

[@richthuijs]

Ferdinand Wang Neal Peart plays Tama....

[@vinylrichie007]

I saw the Police in 79 and it was one of the loudest concerts I’ve ever been to. This clip doesn’t come close to showing how loud Andy’s guitar was.

[@elCaxi1971]

Wish i could´ve seen them back then, but i was 8 then.. 2nd best thing was buying Outlandos d´armour for me pocket money (mom wasnt too happy :D ).. Came home, took out the record and found it has side B labels on both sides... Still spins like a daisy :)

[@vinylrichie007]

What makes you think I never saw Motörhead. I saw Motörhead several times and they were nowhere as loud as the Police were at that gig.

[@flashtheoriginal]

3 musicians at the absolute top of their game. Andy Summers - magnificent rock and jazz guitarist

[@artysanmobile]

I recorded this show for The Police onto 24 track analog tape with my Artisan Mobile recording truck at Gusman Hall, a gorgeous old theater in downtown Miami, FL. This was my second live recording for them. I did not do this remix though. I don’t know what’s up with all the vocal echo. I’ll never forget this incredible show.

[@robjontay5052]

What year was it? I may have been at a Long Island show the same year....

[@robjontay5052]

Wow!

[@artysanmobile]

Rob Jontay October 1979

[@artysanmobile]

Agent9 At least now, the artist has some degree of oversight, some possibility of not being ripped off and/or misrepresented. That matters a lot more to me than unfettered access for all.

[@chuckppyro3137]

Thanks for sharing your story. I knew if I read down the comments far enough I'd come across someone who was at that show, You did one even better than that. You were there and recorded it. THANK YOU

[@termsofusepolice]

Flock Of Seagulls owe their entire career to Summers' guitar tone and riffing in this song.

[@Frip36]

Like. Whatever man.

[@danhenderson783]

Back when music was driven by insanely talented musicians. Nothing even close today.

[@admsitio]

Sad but true.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

Dan Henderson with no computerised help either by way of auto tune and melodial

[@Beinlausi]

Well, most are models who sing...

[@Sinsemilla4u]

You aren't looking closely enough.

[@Oceansize1998]

It's sad you have closed eyes............Porcupine Tree, Karnivool, Oceansize are amazing bands. Get out from under your shell and check em out.

[@billmajor1562]

they weren't a trio, they were one solid block of rock an' roll

[@dumdumboy7796]

Stewart Copeland play's is maybe the most beautiful thing that exists

[@abelpadilla7789]

Vincent S. Vince Copeland is Killer!!!!

[@richardkey4289]

Dude definitely has his own atomic clock that he follows!

[@LudwolfBeethozart1485]

After universe,food and ladies

[@frankstoeffler4006]

This band doesn't get the credit they deserve especially Copeland and Summers. Great band! None like them. Gordon

[@daves4645]

Huh? What planet do you live on?

[@artysanmobile]

Frank Stoeffler No credit?! What’s tens of millions of records sold, many multi platinum releases, sold out stadium concerts in every corner of the world?

[@michaeld2519]

'This band doesn't get the credit they deserve...' That's like saying The Rolling Stones don't get the credit they deserve, lol. Are you 12 years old, or have you recently arrived on Earth from Pluto?

[@mccloysong]

Insane energy. Pure joy, you can feel them really really meaning it.

[@phoenixjim0527]

2:08 = So great how they go up two gears then later back down

[@GuzmanMPetit]

The influence of reggae is so evident and refreshing in each of their songs, specially represented by Copeland on the drums. Such a unique confluency of genres and talent, what a band.

[@nmb5588]

I was at this Miami show in '79. One of the best!

[@ivanjulian2532]

At last count no less than 7 million people have claimed they were at this show.

[@Frip36]

NMB ain't lying. I worked the door that night. I saw him. @@ivanjulian2532

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

Three gifted musicians, the guitar played like a harmonic instrument, so much musical finesse.

[@DwainDwight]

So much energy, yet so much class & poise. Simply incredible. And of course drummers everywhere shaking their heads after seeing Copeland.

[@phoenixjim0527]

2:05 = the best

[@cjsligojones5101]

I saw Springsteen, U2, Ramones, Neil Young, Rush, McCartney, R.E.M. too many to remember....but nobody compared to the Police live...best bang for your concert buck.

[@scotty3034]

This is a young hungry band on their way to the top. My favorite band on the planet.

[@CruceEntertainment]

I’m 22 years old…:and I was at this show!!!! It was amazing!!!

[@jamesburke1019]

Can I borrow your Time Machine for a sec? Just wanna go back to ‘80 and buy some Apple stock, be right back thx

[@bowiev2schneider58]

@@jamesburke1019 😂👍

[@kelseymariel2127]

My favorite Police song. Nothing like this live. It took me until my 40’s to see it but I finally did.

i still can get goosbumps listening to this energy Steward Copeland performed

[@jessegooding5766]

One of the greatest drummers EVER.

[@STILLDecibel]

When bands were really rough, unique and genuinely talented, they will develop their own style sound and personality.. That is why the 70' and 80 are the last decades of quality, artist freedom ,evolution and authenticity, each aspect was an experience . from the get go...Miss those days :)

[@achenarmyst2156]

Miss Gradenko…

[@allistercooper8765]

Sometimes, less is more. These three guys made better music than many of today's quintets.

[@teddyzacchini6138]

Few bands can play like this, with just three people. Insane groove!

[@ralphcat1972]

If THIS doesn't put a smile on your face then NOTHING will...Pure BRILLIANCE.

[@egeo03]

They wouldn't need to sing a single lyric and I could still listen to them jam for hours.

[@jotapecu]

Sting: better bassist than everybody thinks.

[@kelseymariel2127]

Hottest bassist.

[@erichirsch1790]

Stewart is on point here! This is some brilliant playing by the legend himself best of all time in my opinion.

[@GreenshieldKnight]

Eric Hirsch oh yeah he's definitely up there!

[@ThePsyco65]

Eric Hirsch True, "it is a time machine" !!

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

+Eric Hirsch Definitely a unique and fabulous drummer , plus his song writing is also often quite interesting in general IMO.

[@dockaiser]

Stewart is great - love his playing - but 'time machine' ... ? Not sure 'bout that .. he's renown for pacing during their songs ... anyway I love his kinda pushy style ....

[@jessegooding5766]

Yeah, he's 'on point'...

[@AllisterCooper2008]

My favorite rock and roll trio. Ever.

[@TheMarkyMarx]

What a band. Copeland has to be one of the most innovative and dynamic drummers I have ever heard and seen. Just incredible.

[@drfreebird777]

This band will go far.

[@drfreebird777]

Beautiful. Yeah. The drummer here Larry Mullen, Jr., plays pretty peartly, wouldn't you agree?

[@petrusdecourtrai9532]

needs more tits, "uh-huh"-s and gunshots...

[@markothwriter]

They will need more dancers, dance moves and dumb lyrics. And a bunch of articles on TMZ.

[@drfreebird777]

Beg to differ Frehley went on to form a pretty-boy band with Simon Costello called Garfunkle. Their big hit of course being Like a Bridge over the River Kwai. Being a motely crew (the kiss of death for any band) they fell into the wild side--. In terms of bassoonists I much prefer Yo-Yo Malmsteen, who is, at last report, still alive and kicking *****

[@AskSydneyLipton]

Stewart? UGH 💖 Andy? Sublime👌🏼 Sting? I’ve never seen someone so turnt just from playing bass 😐

[@howzaou812]

This is their best album...Perfect record.

[@paulhalley6760]

Ive got all of em, but cant pick a fave.... My first was Zenyatta Mondatta, when I was 10, in the year it came out - 1980 ! (my first proper LP, as opposed to nursery rhymes LPs, lol)

[@ferdinandwang1165]

Stewart Copeland agrees with ye.

[@josephdevlin7528]

But as a 5th best album it is still wonderful. Zenyatta's percussive experimentations predated the whole dance/rock culture by a good 10 years.

[@markedwards9874]

Amazing

[@bryede]

Yep. There's no ride like Reggatta.

[@cjsligojones5101]

I feel sorry for anybody who never got to see these guys live....the best.

[@tinfoilhatter]

that drummer was insane!

[@MM1717mm]

tinfoilhatter mr stewart copeland ... for anyone not yet aware

[@chuckppyro3137]

I'd heard his drumming style referred to as "muscle drumming" that about sums it up, excellent.

[@gustavojuarez6673]

ABSOLUTELY INSANE! 🔥🥁

[@solent7430]

A powerhouse trio in full performance. Awesome 👏🏻

[@streetpilgrim4638]

Stewart Copeland was one of the few drummers from then till now in a mainstream band to listen and learn from Buddy Rich on how to hold those sticks! Great drummers both!!! You like Stewart, watch in awe of Buddy Rich!

[@brandonlondon5887]

Good grief, the syncopation required to play this song is unreal! These guys were BEASTS!

[@jckhammer]

@Jack D'Ripa i remeber saying that in the 80s in high school when i was playing in bands. I grew up since then with a fair amount of musical understanding. Been a long time hearing the white reggae term and i see you havent progressed at all hahah. Wow superstar, just unreal that stunted fucks like you still exist but shit man , you prove it. Oh wait, your a black rasta who is from "DE island mon" UGH

[@exactsame]

40 years...wow...still sound as fresh today...

[@el_wilder8860]

Absolutely love this band... so full of raw energy.

[@acook213]

Andy Summers is an underrated guitarist.

[@artysanmobile]

Alex C This is the most annoying comment, making its one millionth appearance on KZbin about ‘fill in the blank’, a person who is not ‘underrated’ by anyone at all. Beloved by virtually everyone, followed by millions at concerts all around the globe, respected by his peers, and richer than a king from all his success. Yeah, so underrated...

[@SeatLeonMK2]

@Evan Hodge better

[@stereopolice]

When Life Starts sucking again I have to come back and watch this video for a reset, cheers.

[@dsteel7793]

The greatest band of the late 70's and 80's.

[@sammurphy5573]

This is one of the best performances I've seen from tgese guys! The BASS in this is awesome!

[@ac-gp3kz]

I'm on a Stewart Copeland fest tonight. My god he was brilliant.

[@jstoli996c4s]

I’ve had Synchronicity forever, but recently bought all the other Police cd’s 💿 This song is my absolute favorite - Summers masterful guitar, Sting with the powerful bass line, and Copeland the beast on drums… he hits so hard that I don’t know how his drum set holds together 🔊🔊🔊

[@justjeph9056]

One of the best live acts of their time!

[@riskromer9773]

if you listen to this and don't feel what rock is all about your soul is defunct

[@PicsnLicks]

Andy frickin Summers!

[@jonjennings13]

This is a perfect example of what sold me on the Police: their terrific improvised jam band like aspect and if you don't experience it you won't get why so many regard this band so highly.

[@kbusby4824]

Glad I got to see them on the Ghost in the Machine tour. Brilliant.

[@MrCrapmatic]

I've never heard this song before... my jaw was dropping. Holy crap that's a good one.. the sheer energy, and Stewart there driving it along.

[@BubbaYoga]

Jesus they were good!

[@TheMuveTube]

Brad Siemens I just said the same thing in my head mid video

[@jaykidd5789]

back in the day this was one of my favorite bands, the guitar player has never been duplicated as far as I know, his style of playing was very unique for that time....

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

Andy was not a shredder by any stretch but he did have a way of making "less sound like more" and I like that actually. It's not how many notes you play: it's how you play them. I saw The Police in '79 at the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin, Texas and they blew the place away. They were called back for 5 encores and on the last one Sting told us "We've played everything we know." The crowd kept stomping so he said "Well, we'll play some again." And they did replay 2 songs....Quite a night...They had not hit it really big at that point but I could see the handwriting on the wall.

[@ludmillaroman]

incredible superhuman energy, that Stewart. Dang.

[@loudmouthnewyorker2803]

Absolute brilliant rendition and even better being that this is live from 1979.

[@GazmoSin1960s]

This is just a powerhouse performance! Sting even rocks out almost as hard as I do whenever I listen to this song. :)

[@RayPierreWhit607]

Saw them in 2006(?). First concert I went to where they sold seats behind the stage. Only ones I could afford. Perfectly happy to look down right at SC. The other two would walk around from time to time and play to us, but I was happy just watching Copeland work.

[@Peter-vn6gl]

Like 'em or not. I resisted back then. No, disliked them, in 1979. But dammit! Their intensity and commitment is undeniable! Seen them a handful of times. Great musicians.

[@stecklein7]

Those DRUMS!! D.A.M.N.

[@xilef6669]

The Drummer💣

[@abelpadilla7789]

stecklein7 HaHaHa Fucken Copeland

[@catyear75]

Such a magnificent band ! Sorely missed!

[@ralphsmith3529]

My God, when these guys rocked...they ROCKED!! Greatest rhythm section since Cream! Andy Summers guitar weaves and colours! Sting's voice like a controlled banshee wail! These guys had everything! Taken all in all, we shall never see their like again!

[@lindacensi2750]

I got Craaaaazy of joy and energy when i listened this Song! Everytime !!💛così piena d energia Esplosiva!!

[@billbobby2646]

Copeland is such a beast on drums.

[@scottfulps2065]

Such a brilliant band in so many ways.

[@femme-mirage]

In every way!!

[@adrianalvarado1206]

Rush , Cream an The Police three super groups with only three musicians : a great , great Bass player , awsome guitarrist and a monster of drums

[@c.duncansutherland8347]

They were so intense and tight, the best!!!

[@andreasensi1867]

Stewart Copeland è una macchina da guerra!!!!

[@Toxeensynth]

+andrea sensi Lo puoi ben dire... :)

[@armytags]

He is the man.!

[@garymacmillan6401]

I don't know what the Spanish is, but he is a genius

[@Beinlausi]

In Germman it would be "Kriegsmaschine". War machine, that is.

[@CatoMinor]

It's italian. He wrote that Copeland is a war machine.

[@anthonym612]

My forever favorite band. Fun fact: This performance was the EXACT DAY I was born.

[@joaomendonca9656]

Best drummer 'ever! - Start Copeland

[@Mattonstitls]

wow what I would give to have been there. At 26 years old I envy my parents for seeing The Clash in their college's gymnasium

[@Marika-dv8wm]

+HIWATTSteve you don't even imagine how jealous i am, i'm currently 15 and i love 70s-90s music more than anything so i suffer constantly haha

[@washitawmoor8657]

The Police....Ahead of their time. Legendary.

[@kneelandpray2878]

Worthy of the great bands of the 70's!

[@carloa.6065]

fantastica e' poco....................

[@Unlitedsoul]

And yet.... their first major and international single release came in April of 1978. Their first album was released at the end of 1978. Their second album was released at the end of 1979. Of their 5 albums, 3 were released in the 80s. All of their major tours were conducted in the 80s. Their stardom was fully achieved in the 80s. The bulk of their work was between 1980 - 1985. As for them "paving the road for bands transitioning into the new decade", they made a name for themselves after releasing Outlandos D'Amour by touring with already established, similar European acts like Cherry Vanilla and the Electric Chairs... then becoming the opening act for the Clash (an act which could truly be described as paving roads for transitioning bands). At least research the facts before you call someone else stupid... for being correct.

[@jvh8806]

So what ur saying is if The Police released a song in 1978 that would mean they released it in the 70sis that it ?

[@Unlitedsoul]

No, what I'm saying is that the Police was more of an 80s band, since all they really did in the 70s was their debut album and tours... which weren't all that popular until they released Reggatta de Blanc at the end of 1979. Outlandos D' Amour didn't do much at all until mid 1980 when the Police were starting to gain traction because of Reggatta, and more so because of Zenyatta Mondatta released at the end of 1980. Calling the Police a "70s band" because they released their debut album in 1978 when all of their success came after February of 1980... is like calling Nirvana an "80s band" because they released Bleach at the end of 1988, despite no one knowing who they were until Nevermind was released in 1991.

[@jvh8806]

OK gottcha I always considered them 80s too. Well I always considered Zeppelin 70s even though Led Zeppelin I was released in 1969.

[@olgaship1]

Stewart Copeland definitely the best!

[@achenarmyst2156]

those elements of dada and punk, but also the raw energy of rock and refinements of jazz. Absolutely fascinating....

[@brabanzio70]

I grew up with this music group

[@joeslider6663]

Frenetic but controlled drumming--Stewart Copeland is the best! And Andy Summers' playing is so nuanced and brings just enough to make the music soar to new heights... And Sting? Genius. 'Nuff said.

[@owlcu]

The kid is right on time at :57. So much electricity was in that room... this was back when the Police were still touring in a van and fighting over burrito money. Nothing is better than a great band that is still hungry.

[@tomcurless2106]

All hail the Police live...love this song and performance!!

[@kevinmole9982]

Jesus christ forgotten how great they were amazing stuff.

[@eleanors1270]

I love Sting's hair here! :D I can't wait to see him live next April :D

[@MM1717mm]

Eleanor S LoL .... were u even listening !!!?!?!!

[@99jaystang]

God we need more footage from this show!!!

[@roesprasodjo6568]

Copeland is THE MAN!!!

[@betofogo17]

New decade approaching, this was the music for it.

[@matthewbyrd398]

Stewart Copeland is a beast!

[@FletcherBeauriza]

Cuando veo el rostro de Copeland al tocar esta canción, veo que lo hace con una disciplina increible...He's the best drummer in the world

[@katehamilton7240]

My first teenage love: The Police

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

When I grow up, I want to play the guitar like Summers… I have been playing since 1987…