Just been watching Stewart Copeland's 'home made' tour movie The Police Inside Out. Very good it was too.

From day 1 of the band, he recorded day to day life, first in photographs then, when cash allowed, on Super 8. His film consists only of his images with his (recently recorded) commentary. He focussed on the day-to-day mundanities of touring - radio stations, record shops, schmoozing the record company reps, endless miles, one Best Western after another, with occasional onstage footage from his camera propped on an amp. One man's vision - Copeland filmed it, edited it and voiced it; a sort of glorified home video really :-)

My first reaction is that it's the best 'on the road' movie I've ever seen - certainly quite unlike any other as it's seen from one mans personal perspective. A sort of movie equivalent of Bruce Thomas' 'The Big Wheel' book.

Definitely gets the Stimpy Seal Of Approval