Their best work
Their best work
Julian Bennett
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Grayson Ward
Agreed. The Police need more love here.
Angel Green
red pilled album indeed.
Jose Watson
I slightly prefer Reggatta de Blanc
Camden Bell
Why does Yea Forums hate them? Some user called them overrated. This is the first Police thread in about three months. The rest of the internet hardly talks about them either. All their albums should be right up there with the other big new wave releases. The Police fans are not obnoxious nor very vocal.
Zenyatta is their accidental masterpiece and their greatest, tho.
Nolan Robinson
Invisible Sun is their best song desu
Sebastian Wood
Pretty good for a CIA culture creation project.
Adam Smith
The Police are just one of those bands (along with CCR and Cheap Trick) that are too good to outright hate but aren't "serious" enough to be cool
Xavier Nguyen
This or Tea In The Sahara
Hunter Robinson
It took me ages to realize those were faces.
Chase Murphy
Outlandous = Zenyatta > Reggatta > Ghost > Synchronicity
Xavier Garcia
yes
Christopher Reed
Walking on The Moon was the pinnacle of early Police.
Christopher Collins
Listen to Next to You and Tea In The Sahara back to back and you'll understand why The Police broke up after Synchronicity. It's even more insane when you realize that they were recorded 5-6 years apart.
Has there ever been another band this side of The Beatles or Talk Talk that underwent so much musical growth in so few years?
Julian Baker
The 2nd half of Synchronicity>Regatta=Zenyatta>Ghost>Outlandos>The 1st half of Synchronicity
Oliver Ramirez
It helps that creative control of the band shifted. Meanwhile Talk Talk was Hollis the whole way from Its My Life to Laughing Stock and changed even more drastically.
Nicholas Hughes
Patrician band
Psuedo reggae vocals from a blonde northener, bar setting guitar melodies and rhythms, very unusual but on point drumming style.
Nicholas Perry
It makes sense when you realize how little musical training Hollis had before starting the band. Once he knew what he was doing in the recording studio, he went off like a rocket in terms of his songwriting.
That said, Sting is stupidly underrated as a songwriter and his only mistake was leaving The Police, as he did his best work with the rest of the band to hold him in check.
Eli Stewart
You forgot the bass work and the god-tier production and overall mastery of the sonic atmosphere from Regatta onwards.
Gavin White
>he did his best work with the rest of the band to hold him in check.
He did some great stuff solo. He plays the guitar like a beast.
>fragile
Dylan Sanchez
His solo albums are a mix of half-finished ideas and god-tier culminations of every he was setting out to do. If he worked a little bit more on editing and polishing it, his solo work would be held in the same regard as Peter Gabriel's.
Colton Thompson
>look up Police band CIA
>Stewart Copeland’s dad was a spook involved in Mideast coups
>all his brothers were in the music industry and considered key figures in the new wave genre
I’m just getting over The Doors and Grateful Dead being spooks and now you lay THIS SHIT on me??
Is there any form of entertainment that isn’t a government constructed social manipulation?
Ethan Butler
Prince from 84-88
Jayden Jones
Remember that time sting made an album where he performed loads of some medieval guys music?
m.youtube.com
>do you also remember that time he made a crossover album with fucking shaggy
Mason Bailey
why do you care though
Ryder Watson
why the fuck would the CIA care about music
Dowland was Renaissance
Camden Perry
>dude who cares if music if a govt psyop that conditions the populace to act in a manner conducive to their control and manipulation