A Short Film About Dr Klark Kent (2019) 

If you love Stewart’s music, check out some clips of him with “Gizmo” and the soundtracks to the Spyro games

Wait, hold your koncubines Kent. @2:05. The cover of my August 20, 1979 New Yorker Magazine, is art by Edward Koren. I'm konfused once again.

@@TheKinoEye don't kid yourself! that kid never knew what he was doin'! but he was very honest about that, despite the klever wordplay! he had a real knack for jumpin' on or around a given beat, track, blazin' his own trails~~~ he did it his way, in a manner-of-speakin', he let his sticks do the kickin'! - which was neat-o! WHAM-O! BADA *BING-GO!*~! stingo was lucky and he owes it all to the stew! haha!! and everybody knows it's true!

@@tinfoilhatter Absolutely and that's precisely my point

@@TheKinoEye haha!!

that was just a side gig.

Sting would probably say the same kinds of things about Kinetic Ritual and the countless concubines ...except that Sting would be totally serious.

think about it tho: stew was super-fortunate he was given stingo! of course without andy, the whole thing would've been a no-go~ this was too-good-to-be-true! but wouldn't it be cool, to see what would've happened, had they never crossed paths, or met, and they each had had to go another way, those three wise men? they were superduper cool, but they collectively channeled and sucked up so much force, and power, attention and wealth, with what they assembled, that there's just no tellin', what might've been done with all that power and whatnot, had it not been sucked up by that lot! it staggers the imagination! the power they used, consumed, and transformed, [and shared] very generously and profusely for sure, may or may not have been well-spent...but at least we still have their considerable contributions and their stories... bravo!!

the stuff they did after the band dis-banded, was [perhaps no less] great too, especially that of sting and andy, ironic'ly enough! [but!] andy's the champ, stingo was doin' great, right up thru the 1990's! andy's latest one was a little bit weird, what was that one called, somethin' about 'triboluminescence' or somethin'? whatever he was smokin', he shoulda enlisted s'more help wit' that but whatever, he's entitled to plenty more self-indulgence, what the hell! i think it's safe to say he's the best at gettin' great drummers, any one of 'em, of course would've changed that whole thing, i get it, and i wanna do that too, sort of do it all, without too-many-cooks-in the you-know-what, right? it's always taken quite a few listens , in order to appreciate andy's stuff, and that last one, is gonna take awhile just to get thru again once, haha! i'm sure there's a couple tracks on there that'll bring me back to listen again, like i said , if i ever get that far thru the damn thing- here's hopin' he's workin' on the third or fourth album since then, i'm always the last to know! but i mean, happiness hasn't been very kind to stingo, in terms of what's comin' outta him musically, or shall we say artistic'ly? - i shoulda been a critic! haha!! stewart's great at whatever he does, a blazin' star! but i'll be damn'd if i ever become some opera buff, that just ain't happenin'- thusfar!

I was supported in this project by the original photographer + research consultant / archivist who owns the copyright to the images. A blessing!

Well spotted! There's a bunch of material they provided to archive.org for transformative use. It was a lot of fun sifting through it. I try to stay as true to the era I am exploring as I can - it's nice that you picked this up.

Just somebody wearing a Sting mask. Poor guy.

Kim Turner in a mask. Sting covering his mouth behind the sign.

nope, his dad joked about them being a psyop & made sting really angry though