Tracks:
1. Message In A Bottle
2. Regatta De Blanc
3. It's Alright For You
4. Bring On The Night
5. Deathwish
6. Walking On The Moon
7. On Any Other Day
8. Bed's Too Big Without You
9. Contact
10. Does Everyone Stare
11. No Time This Time
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Oh man, second favorite Police album. That was back in my reggae and ska phase, I'll have to check it out again to see how I like it now _________________
This was the album that convinced me The Police were among the greatest rock acts of all time. This is their best album in my mind, closely followed by Zenyatta Mondatta. Favorite tracks are Bring on the Night, It's Alright For You, On Any Other Day, and The Bed's Too Big Without You. _________________ on such a winter's day
This was the album that convinced me The Police were among the greatest rock acts of all time. This is their best album in my mind, closely followed by Zenyatta Mondatta. Favorite tracks are Bring on the Night, It's Alright For You, On Any Other Day, and The Bed's Too Big Without You.
My dad was always playing this when I was a little kid, so these songs are practically part of my DNA. Bring on the Night is definitely my favourite thing on here, though the whole album is great.
This was the album that convinced me The Police were among the greatest rock acts of all time. This is their best album in my mind, closely followed by Zenyatta Mondatta. Favorite tracks are Bring on the Night, It's Alright For You, On Any Other Day, and The Bed's Too Big Without You.
pa wrote:
no Walking On The Moon ??
I love this record too, really cool sound.
Walking on the Moon is a little slow and monotonous for my taste. It's a good song, but not one of my favorites.
This is not quite the masterpiece that is Synchronicity, but it's still a pretty darn good album. It sees the trio truly develop their own style after the predominantly new wave Outlandos D'Amor, but retains much of that album's youthful, exuberant attitude, before their more overtly political material of the 80s.
Right now, it just misses my top 100 albums, behind Outlandos, Zenyatta, and Synchronicity, but higher than Ghost in the Machine. "Message in a Bottle" and "Walking on the Moon" are two of my absolute favorite songs the group has ever done.
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