A look at the life of John Cooper Clarke. From his rise as a 'punk poet', through his heroin addiction, and finally to his comeback.

Music & Musicals, Modern & Alternative Rock, Rock & Pop - Originally packaged with Cooper Temple Clause's 2003 "Kick Up a Fire and Let the Flames Break Loose" album, this brief release shines a spotlight on the band's "Blind Pilots" video, which chronicles a stag party gone wrong -- very, very wrong. Extras include a 15-minute "making of" featurette about the creation of the "Blind Pilots" video, which finds a man turning into the goat god Pan, as well as clips from the video's X-rated version.

John Cooper Clark is unique; a performance poet whose elongated pipe-cleaner physique is as distinctive as his machine gun-patter delivery, he straddles music, stand-up and literature like no one else. Daily Mail Live from London s South Bank the legend that is John Cooper Clarke brings to you a blistering performance of his own unique mix of hilarious comedy and insightful poetry. In a dynamite sell-out turn filmed at the Queen Elizabeth II Hall at London s South Bank, JCC performs a stack of poems old and new including, Beasley Street, Hire Car, Attack Of The 50ft Woman, Things Are Gonna Get Worse and many more. Along with his own brand of comedy John delivers a hilarious night to remember.