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	Barnes & Noble.com Music - Artist Bio
		All the while, the band's tight delivery and mastery of the pop single kept their audience increasing, and by 1983, they were the most popular rock & roll band in the world.
		Prior to the band's formation, Copeland, the son of a CIA agent, had attended college in California, before he moved to England and joined the progressive rock band Curved Air.
		Capitalizing on their success, the band returned to the studio in the summer of 1981 to record their fourth album with producer Hugh Padgham.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/artistBio.asp?ctr=69111 (1384 words)

	Domino Rally - the Johnny Domino mp3 blog
		Johnny Domino are a band from the UK and use this site to foist their musical tastes on the general populace and to engage in cliquey musical one-upmanship amongst themselves.
		This was a band where the drummer wrote a message to the singer across three tom-toms to vent his frustration (“fk”, “you”, “ct”, if I remember rightly).
		I used to have the first Klark Kent EP on green vinyl (and very good it was too) but I sold the thing during a bout of poverty a few years ago.
	dominorally.blogspot.com /2006/03/if-you-dont-like-my-arrogance-you-can.html (693 words)

	Imprint: October 05, 2001
		Although they were at the height of their fame at the time, internal tensions caused the band to splinter apart in 1984, with Sting picking up the majority of the band's following to become an international superstar.
		Late in 1977, the band released their first single, "Fall Out," on I.R.S., an independent label Copeland co-founded with his brother Miles, who was also the manager of The Police.
		Capitalizing on their success, the band returned to the studio in the summer of 1981 to record their fourth album, Ghost in the Machine, with producer Hugh Padgham.
	imprint.uwaterloo.ca /story.php?f=2&t=246&i=&v=f&story=246 (665 words)

	BandToBand.com : Hot Rockin!
		Although we would greatly appreciate assistance in adding more bands to our family tree, there are very strict guidelines that must be followed in order to maintain the high quality of data that allows this website to function.
		Chances are we have already considered the band in question but have yet to determine how to link them in.
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	www.band2band.com /index.php?Page=Help (438 words)

	MP3.com Search Results for: [ Kent ]
		With indiepop growing all over Sweden in the mid-'90s, Kent was to become one of the biggest Swedish bands during that decade.
		Kent was formed in Eskilstuna in 1990, when singer-songwriter Joakim Berg and lead-guitarist Sami Sirvio met at school.
		The son of saxophonist Kidd Jordan and the older brother of trumpeter Marlon Jordan, Kent Jordan's early venture into commercialism on his first two Columbia albums almost ruined his reputation in the jazz world before he had a chance to mature.
	www.mp3.com /search.php?stype=artist&action=Search&query=Kent (142 words)

	I'm Not Facinating, Small Guage Shotgun, Satan's Bed, Dead Girls, Las Vegas Blood Bath, Klark Kent: UFO Expert
		Discovering the band from the parking lot, this lanky dude with sunglasses, a large peace-symbol medallion and an opened shirt displaying a hairy chest offers to sign them to his label.
		When the band, arrive at the cabin (which happens to have a mentally challenged, hulking caretaker, Elmo [David Williams]), a string of murders start with the first victim being an obsessed groupie in torn jeans, biker leathers and a fl wig, who followed the band.
		Kent presents a wealth of informative data with a slide projector, dandily operated by a foot switch.
	www.videoaddicts.com /vidcol6.htm (2490 words)

	CMT.com : The Police : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Though they were at the height of their fame, internal tensions caused the band to splinter apart in 1984, with Sting picking up the majority of the band's audience to become an international superstar.
		Late in 1977, the band released its first single, "Fall Out," on IRS, an independent label Stewart Copeland founded with his brother Miles, who was also the manager of the Police.
		As the studio session unraveled, it became apparent that Sting had no intention of giving the band his new songs to record, so the group re-recorded a couple of old songs, but even those were thrown off track after Copeland suffered a polo injury.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/police/bio.jhtml (1398 words)

	Amazon.ca: Kollected Works [Import] [Best of]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It was twenty years ago from this day, 6/28/04, since I first obtained the vinyl album "Music Madness from the Kinetic Kid" by Klark Kent.
		Written and performed solely by Klark Kent himself, this music is simply a masterpiece that will forever sit in a class by itself.
		When Klark Kent first came upon the underground music scene in 1978, no one expected his single "Don't Care" to be a chart topper when it reached #28 in the British Top 40.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000008OIT (547 words)

	AE160D Unit 21: The Police
		Punk elements were employed by the band, but they also dabbled in the sounds of reggae, jazz and pop.
		He was spotted by a fellow band member in a striped yellow sweater that gave him the appearance of a human bumblebee, and so Sumner became Sting.
		The Police's success as a band was beginning to blossom and by 1979 a re-released version of "Roxanne" stood proudly at number 12 in the charts, boosting "Outlandos D`Amour" to number six.
	arted.osu.edu /160/21_Police.php (1236 words)

	New Wave Downloads - Download New Wave Music - Download New Wave MP3s
		After the single was released, the band launched a small tour; upon its completion, Golding left the group to study in London.
		Gillies was fired and Judd rejoined but he found himself unable to fit into the new direction of the band and left the group shortly thereafter; he later found limited success as the leader of the Swingers and as a solo artist.
		In 2005 the band was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame and the True Colours-era lineup reunited again for a brief Australian tour in 2006.
	www.mp3.com /new-wave/genre/417/subgenre.html (7441 words)

	Stewart Copeland - Drum Solo Artist
		Sting realised he could do better that the average punk musicians and started giving ideas to Stewart, writing some new stuff and in some cases, using some of his older stuff to be included in the Police repertoire, with some changes in the structures.
		Another important technician who gave the band an helping hand with the sound was Kim Turner, who followed the band live; this gave the Police a different impact on the crowd, used to listen to dry punk guitar riffs.
		The band released and album in October 2001, and a tour of the US saw the band playing in front of screaming crowds, all waiting to listen to thee incredible musicians on the same stage.
	www.drumsoloartist.com /Site/Drummers3/Stewart_Copeland.html (1257 words)

	Evergreen - s/t (Temporary Residence)
		And, while Evergreen was the band that wallowed in the most obscurity (by a long shot) of the post-Slint bands, they are by no means something to be ignored.
		Given the current climate, Evergreen are sure to be welcomed with open arms (being an obscure band who'd already done the garage rock thing before The Strokes were even out of junior high).
		From the bubbly bassline and catchy vocal line of "Fairlane" to the explosive bombast of "Klark Kent" to the toned town mantra "Zoom Zoom," this album was obviously either way behind the times or several years ahead.
	www.fakejazz.com /reviews/2004/evergreen.shtml (235 words)

	Klark Kent : Klark Kent: Music Madness from the Kinetic Kid (10 Inch) - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Klark Kent : Klark Kent: Music Madness from the Kinetic Kid (10 Inch)
		Frustrated by seeing Sting take over and become the star of what had been his band, it's understandable that Stewart Copeland would want to create an alter ego that wrote and performed an entire album without the meddling of others.
		The packaging doesn't help, either-the sophomoric humor of the liner notes and the rather unfortunate KKK logo (KlarK Kent) don't look too great alongside the maturing work of the Police.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,1028075,00.html (273 words)

	Stewart Copeland
		After touring the US as support band for Jethro Tull and Free, Curved Air released a new album in 1971 called 'Second Album' (number 11 in the UK charts).
		By that time band members went separate ways, and the remaining Sonja Kristina and Mike Wedgewood recruited violinist Eddie Johnson, drummer Jim Russel and guitarist Kirby Gregory; they released 'Air Cut' in 1973.
		Pilkington Miksa and Monkman left again and Way, Kristina and Kohn brought Stewart Copeland in as new drummer, and Mick Jacques as guitar player; the band released 'Midnight Wire' in 1975, and by that time John Perry replaced Kohn on bass, who was then replaced by Tony Reeves.
	www.stewartcopeland.net /discography/curvedair.htm (253 words)

	Klark Kent : Kollected Works - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		The work of Klark Kent almost inevitably brings up a question: Is the world really ready for a record that combined the musical sensibilities of the Police and the lyrical concerns of Weird Al Yankovic?
		Former Police drummer Stewart Copeland claims to play all the instruments on this set of bouncy, quirky pop songs, and there is a distinct sonic resemblance to his old band.
		The songs themselves are mostly novelty numbers, enjoyable for their content the first time you hear them, and for the sheer quality of the musicianship and production when the surprise wears off.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,247081,00.html (331 words)

	The Police Biography - All CDs $5.99 and Free Shipping at yourmusic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Late in 1977, the band released their first single, "Fall Out," on I.R.S., an independent label Stewart Copeland founded with his brother Miles, who was also the manager of the Police.
		Capitalzing on their success, the band returned to the studio in the summer of 1981 to record their fourth album with producer Hugh Padgham.
		During the "Synchronicity" tour, personal and creative tensions between the band members had escalated greatly, and they had no desire to work together for a while.
	www.yourmusic.com /browse/biography/1669.html?more=1 (1432 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock CO-CZ
		The band was led by brothers Jean-Pierre Llabador on guitar and Jean-Claude Llabador on keyboards.
		Yes, being a one man band certainly brings a lot of one dimensionality to the proceedings, and Bill Pohl's guest guitar work is often all too short (and his bass playing on the opener is very drowned out).
		It seemed that the band could never catch a break in New York or LA and were therefore destined to remain a regional success.
	www.gepr.net /co.html (15605 words)

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		The first Foo Fighters record was, among other things, Dave Grohl's version of occupational therapy, a twelve-part valedictory speech upon sudden graduation from U. Grunge, and a refutation of the Klark Kent Principle ("beware the drummer's one-man side project").
		Above all, it was a shockingly graceful lurch out from the shadow of his former band (you know - Scream), and a recasting of the hard-pop formula he helped crystallize, only without all that messy, distracting angst 'n' stuff.
		Grohl seemed so talented, well-adjusted and ego-free (going so far as to include a band photo on the inner sleeve even though none of them played a note on the record), you began to wonder if the guy belonged in rock'n'roll at all.
	www.lollipop.com /archive_temp.php3?content=issue38/38-4a-01.html (161 words)

	WFPK Radio Louisville 91.9FM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The band didn't realize it was also slang for bi-sexual, which caused a few awkward moments in their early days.
		The band was originally the Warlocks, and picked Grateful Dead out of a dictionary after realising there was another band called the Warlocks.
		The band used to change their name to get gigs, and Jethro Tull proved to be a lucky one.
	www.wfpk.org /2002_band_names.htm (1509 words)

	The Police FAQ
		Other bands that were also inducted on the same night include Elvis Costello and the Attractions, and The Clash.
		This song was re-recorded (perhaps at a sound check?) by the band in the early part of the 1980's for use as their on-stage introduction music in concert.
		Klark Kent is the mythical alter-ego of Stewart Copeland.
	www.stingetc.com /policex.shtml (5493 words)

	It's A Wonderful Life: Dave Grohl
		And if you think about it, I was only in that band for three and a half years, so everything happened over such a short period of time.
		Imagine, when a friend of yours who’s in one of the coolest bands calls you up and asks if you want to be on the new record.
		The idea wasn’t to form a new band and start over; it was to go down to the studio, down the road, and book six days, which is the most time I’d ever spent recording music of my own.
	mycherieamour.blogspot.com /2005/10/dave-grohl.html (3614 words)

	Project Opus - Other users who like Cure ...
		At the same time, Miguel was tearing up the Vancovuer music scene with his band "Faces of Eve".
		A mutual respect between the bands ensued and friendship was soon to follow.
		Currently the band is in production with Kai Markus (Noise Therapy, Methods of Mayhem, Tommy Lee), and has recently mixed with Dave Ottoson of Noise Therapy.
	www.projectopus.com /profile/profile_favartists/Cure (523 words)

	VH1.com : Events : 2003 Rock + Roll Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The band's third UK No. 1, "Don't Stand So Close To Me", a tale of the temptations of being a schoolteacher (Sting's previous occupation), was closely followed by the lyrically rich yet simply titled "De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da".
		The major hit singles from this album were the thought-provoking "Spirits In The Material World", "Invisible Sun", a brooding atmospheric comment on Northern Ireland, and the joyous Caribbean carnival sound of "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", which provided their fourth UK No. 1.
		Copeland resurrected his Klark Kent alter ego, releasing Klark Kent, and wrote the music for the movie Rumble Fish.
	www.vh1.com /shows/events/hall_of_fame/2003/inductees/index.jhtml?artist=police (912 words)

	BandToBand.com : Hot Rockin!
		Bands have a tendency to share band members from time to time and as a result it is not difficult to construct a simple "family tree" based upon the interrelationship of band members.
		We at BandToBand.com decided to find out how large this extended tree is. Every band in our list is connected to every other band based upon this family tree principle.
		Note that you can find further information on each band or artist by clicking on the album cover, the band name, the album title, or the artist name:
	www.bandtoband.com (121 words)

	www.myspace.com/retisonic
		Jason Farrell started getting known for his work (songwriting/graphic design) while in the legendary hardcore band Swiz and moved on to form the more melodic DC based Bluetip after Swiz's demise.
		RETISONIC is currently working on a new LP and like Pavement did through the 90's, flying from coast to coast to survive as a band.
		We're a band infuenced by your music, and we hope to share a show someday, somewhere...thanks for the add guys.
	www.myspace.com /retisonic (845 words)

	Evergreen: Evergreen: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Their album is not some proto-DFA, proto-"HOJL", Ur-dancerock underground classic (although I'm willing to entertain the possibility that those who say otherwise are simply very imaginative dancers), and if hi-hat cymbals open at all during a song, check your speakers before you wind your neck.
		Britt Walford, who percussed most notably in Kentucky bands Squirrel Bait, Slint, and The Breeders, is Evergreen's drummer and keyboardist.
		Hendrix aside, if anything Evergreen seems to possess musicians who are more technically proficient, and since Murphy's production refuses to push all channels to the front of the mix, the album's depth of sound mirrors the depth of Evergreen's compositions in earnest.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/e/evergreen/evergreen.shtml (617 words)

	MP3Songs.org.uk
		Klark Kent, The Police, The English Beat, Thomas Dolby, The Clash
		vibrant and filled with bands of varied styles and backgrounds, Burlington was starting to be
		He's now gone beyond standard band songwriting by playing all the instruments on his
	www.mp3songs.org.uk /mcpherson.htm (286 words)

	Park Police Info and Mailing List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		You might be looking for something more like this: A "Look Sharp!" era Joe Jackson hooked up with Built to Spill, and later they have a baby that looks like a cross between Klark Kent (Stu Copeland's solo project from the 80's) and Bob Pollard.
		It's pretty friggin' hard to describe your band when you write the music.
		Would you like a more specific definition of what it is? Listen to the soundclips on the tunes page.
	www.park-police.com /info.htm (102 words)

	washingtonpost.com: MP3
		Park Police are a three piece indie rock/pop trio from Baltimore, MD. They started playing together in a band called Jook in 1995.
		While in Jook, they had the opportunity to share the stage with bands like George Clinton and the P-Funk Allstars, Cheap Trick and The Meters.
		Influenced by such bands as Guided by Voices, the Who, Built to Spill and Klark Kent, they wrote and recorded their debut album, ""Ranchero"" and released it in the summer of 2005.
	mp3.washingtonpost.com /bands/park_police.shtml (143 words)

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