#AskStewDaddy | Spyro's Composer

I LOVE telling people about your music creation for Spyro AND about your band! Grew up playing this game series and still think what you created is so unique and inspiring even today! I'm shocked that I don't see you doing more video game soundtracks honestly!

Talking to u @samuelbickmore or chewing a brick, lol?

Stewart Copeland’s soundtrack for the original Spyro the Dragon trilogy is a high watermark in gaming audio.

I knew that. I also met you once, sort of. I worked at the Calvin Klein Outlet in Lad Vegas, out at Stateline. I rang you up, and thanked you for shipping with us. I talk to my friend across the way at the music store who told me that you weren't very nice, which was weird

..epic contribution and little known fact. 🕊️

Who wrote the album with the song about not wanting to work in a ditch? Nobody could never find it, but I managed to get a copy out of Korea. It came in a brown paper box wrapped in twine.

I thought it was Rowley Birkin QC there for a moment

Bro big dawg I loved Spyro was my favored game growing on the original PlayStation I’ll follow you for being apart of it 💚 credit earned

Hey Stuart, I've got a question; it's a drum question! I take your way back to the end of 1980. The question is on the song Bring on the Night did you change the way you played the chorus because you started playing in bigger venues? you began playing a harder sounding version of the song on the "ANDs" of the beat Sometime around November 1980. Did you do this on purpose? Did you discuss with the other band members or is it something you did on your own? Also did you ever use UFIP cymbals early on?! LOL

I think it’s awesome that you’re Spyro’s composer. It’s my favorite post-police thing any of you have done, including Stingo’s foray into shitty world music.