Interview Adrian Belew & Andy Summers

[@rsviews2167]

The older he gets, the creepier Adrian Belew looks, and I'm sure he's way past caring about tedious matters as such. I see him sitting there, lost in his fantastic world of sounds, he could be a plumber for all I know. But when he gets on stage and plugs in, he becomes one the most fascinating human bulb of energy and endless imagination you can ever lay your eyes on. To me, Adrian Belew is off categorisations. He's one of a kind. A true master as well as some weird beautiful wizard of the axe.

[@eis904]

Adrian Belew is a legend--blows everyone out of the water with his energy. I wish he talked more here.

[@rorshakks]

Two of my favorite guitarists.

[@eis904]

Adrian Belew is an innovation king

[@tripledotter]

Sting and Stewart always had to rise to Andy's level of guitar playing. He could play it all, play it in the precise time, and lay down the guitar tracks in one single recording the first time in studio.

[@mightyV444]

True to a degree, however, Sting actually had come up with several guitar parts himself, including 'Message In A Bottle'. ruclips.net/video/ci-yIVsDIdk/видео.html

[@darcsaster]

big love to Andy...i always loved your classy discreet writing and phrasing

[@artdecco8617]

excellent interview.........enjoyed A LOT !

[@jeffreykinart8858]

Adrian. Master...

[@eis904]

Brilliant.

[@taunoctua245]

The Zappa School where you can actually learn to be as fluid as Jeff Beck with a Whammy Bar.

[@sophiafake-virus2456]

Oh the jumpers, the hairstyles, the grey socks n slacks, the droopy, eyes closed grandad in his chair pose. These guys really know how to present themselves.

[@sophiafake-virus2456]

@Evan Hodge I already have, from reading your reply.
Is it the Pringle sweater today or your favourite yummy tank top, keeping your rock star pot belly warm Mr Hodgkin?

[@sophiafake-virus2456]

@@ganazby You, on the other other hand, comment about me commenting.

[@stormtrooper62]

Can't label good music like King Crimson... unless they come up with a "most innovative" category.

[@alexmorrison9156]

Do they mention Fripp?

[@user-nb5zs5kd7d]

Fripp, " Sorry Adrian you gotta go even tho you made the band marketable for over 10 yrs."

[@Zeonoid]

Before seeing this i liked andy summers more now bellew wins

[@eis904]

Belew is extraordinary

[@JetEarlewood]

Arthur Barrow

[@redskin133]

guy in the middle at 15:50 looks bored

[@kent2305]

I think his boredom all started at 0:59

[@sophiafake-virus2456]

I think his boredom started in 1882

[@jsilence418]

Hey look it's Adrian Belew from working with Zappa to Talking Heads , from David Bowie to evolutionary King Crimson and his always interesting solo work and it's andy summers.. overrated, .pop has been,

[@Bix12]

+jsilence418 check out his work with Robert Fripp & his solo work. There is much more to Andy than the Police.

[@jsilence418]

***** I hope so for his sake.

[@HLOFrance]

+jsilence418 mouaaaarf !!

[@RobBaartwijk]

+jsilence418 You sir, are an idiot. Please inform yourself and go beyond The Police. Tsk tsk tsk...

[@lextual]

I have listened to the Fripp/Summers "I Advance Masked" album (listened to it much the last two weeks since burning it to CD) as well as Mr. Summers' work with The Police and to dismiss his playing as "Over-rated Pop has-been" is such a disservice to him.
In the realm of Pop music (The Police), his playing is unparalleled, imaginative and he set a new path in sound that many followed.
His playing is a bit more sparse in general compared to Mr. Belew and that may be as much personality/temperment, Summers has I believe a more learned type of playing (he went to school/took lessons) and his road time/touring experience is equal to Mr. Belew's.

[@JetEarlewood]

Arthur Barrow