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Sting — Love is the Seventh Wave
Album: The Dream of the Blue Turtles
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Released: 1985
Length: 3:24
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In the empire of the senses
You're the queen of all you survey
All the cities all the nation
Everything that falls your way
There is a deeper world than this
That you don't understand
There is a deeper world that this
Tugging at your hand
Every ripple on the ocean
Every leaf on every tree
Every sand dune in the desert
Every power we never see
There is a deeper wave than this
Swelling in the world
There is a deeper wave than this
Listen to me girl
Feel it rising in the cities
Feel it sweeping over land
Over borders, over frontiers
Nothing will its power withstand
There is no deeper wave than this
Rising in the world
There is no deeper wave than this
Listen to me girl
All the bloodshed all the anger
All the weapons all the greed
All the armies all the missiles
All the symbols of that fear
There is a deeper wave than this
Rising in the world
There is a deeper wave than this
Listen to me girl
At the still point of destruction
At the center of the fury
All the angels all the devils
All around us can't you see
There is a deeper wave than this
Rising in the land
There is a deeper wave than this
Nothing will withstand
I say love is the seventh wave
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A sting fan since I was nine, I will always turn up the volume when old B sides are played. Keep them coming!
Posted 2 months ago by themandimcbride    [ Reply ]
 linden wrote:

Sting did a hilarious turn in a couple of episodes in the first season of "Only Murders in the Building." Highly recommend.


Thank You for the info!
Posted 8 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
Sting did a hilarious turn in a couple of episodes in the first season of "Only Murders in the Building." Highly recommend.
Posted 1 year ago by linden    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)



Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Every cake you bake

Well he's only one step away from looking like Gordon Ramsay.
Posted 1 year ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
I am sorry to say I didn't notice that ending until now 
Posted 2 years ago by smartn1    [ Reply ]
Have a look on You Tube for Sting and Mylene Farmer "Stolen Car" Video
Posted 2 years ago by Phastazell    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)


He can amazing stuff with duck tape and bailing wire as well as sing...
Posted 2 years ago by forthbrdge    [ Reply ]
 emmayolanda wrote:


this guy is not Sting..


Perhaps - although I suspect few, if any, have seen them both in the same room...
Posted 2 years ago by xanda    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)

Looks like McGyver :-)

Posted 2 years ago by fuego_01    [ Reply ]
Great Tune! Overplayed on the radio when it was released. Better NOW in FLAC  w/ great studio phones, amp & DAC!  Thank You RP!   
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
GREAT TUNE!  Thanx RP!
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
Dear Haters… I have something for you - and unfortunately you are too stuck up your own asses to get it. this is a seminal combination of some of the best Jazz musicians and one of the most incredibly talented pop songwriters of our time… if you dont get it. too bad so sad.
Posted 3 years ago by tm    [ Reply ]
Reminiscent of Paul Simon's "Diamonds in her Shoes"

also, sorry to interrupt the MacGyver/knickers threads
Posted 3 years ago by Greyerwrit    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)


Richard Dean Anderson was too...
Posted 3 years ago by skossow    [ Reply ]
Posted 3 years ago by simon.martin83761    [ Reply ]
 ce wrote:

All hail Omar Hakim, Kenny Kirkland, Branford Marsalis and Wynton Marsalis!



You forgot Darryl Jones on bass, man!
Posted 3 years ago by nicknt    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)

Photo looks like Old MacGyver, Richard Dean Anderson to me.  
Posted 3 years ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]
So was MacGyver 
Posted 3 years ago by ray_killeen    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)


Posted 3 years ago by ray_killeen    [ Reply ]
Hey Kaw, I saw the wink, Don't feel bad.
Posted 3 years ago by sajitjacob    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)


this guy is not Sting..
Posted 3 years ago by emmayolanda    [ Reply ]
See also the cover by The Duhks
Posted 3 years ago by zenhead    [ Reply ]
 dzdavis wrote:
Isn't this Richard Dean Anderson (aka MacGyver)??  Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
 
Yes, that is not Sting.
 

Posted 3 years ago by schaperu    [ Reply ]
Isn't this Richard Dean Anderson (aka MacGyver)??  Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
 

Posted 3 years ago by dzdavis    [ Reply ]
Proto Dave Matthews
Posted 3 years ago by wonderunit    [ Reply ]
This makes him look like MacGyver. 

Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
 

Posted 3 years ago by vkgrier    [ Reply ]
 jahgirl8 wrote:
I say love too. It's our only hope.
 

Waiting for the seventh wave. Here it comes!
Posted 3 years ago by kazoo    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:
 phlattop wrote:


Not him . Think that's the guy who played McGyver
 Paleeeze. Get the joke.

 
That's no joke! MacGyver is the real deal!
Posted 3 years ago by kazoo    [ Reply ]
 phlattop wrote:


Not him . Think that's the guy who played McGyver
 Paleeeze. Get the joke.

Posted 3 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
 

Not him . Think that's the guy who played McGyver
Posted 4 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
The Police were great.

This sucks and always has.
Posted 4 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
 

Was? He still very much is!
Posted 4 years ago by Sofa_King    [ Reply ]
 Jamer2k41 wrote:


MacGyver?
 
Yes!
Many people don't realize he is Sting's brother (OK, not really).
Posted 4 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 Jamer2k41 wrote:


MacGyver?
 

MacGyver MacGyvered himself into looking like Sting. Or vice versa.
Posted 4 years ago by skindy    [ Reply ]
 newbolddrive wrote:
Okay, you probably won't believe me, but I swear I heard him fart while being interviewed by Jeannie Becker for Much Music while sitting in the stands of the CNE. I swear. He even giggled. 
 
I believe you!
Posted 4 years ago by skindy    [ Reply ]
Okay, you probably won't believe me, but I swear I heard him fart while being interviewed by Jeannie Becker for Much Music while sitting in the stands of the CNE. I swear. He even giggled. 
Posted 4 years ago by newbolddrive    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
 

MacGyver?
Posted 4 years ago by Jamer2k41    [ Reply ]

Sting was a good looking fella ;)
Posted 4 years ago by Kaw    [ Reply ]
 Relayer wrote:
Ha, never paid attention to the final lyrics:
"every breath you take,
Every move you make
Every cake you bake"

......funny little play you did there Sting.

Sting - I'll Be Watching Youlyrics include this hook line without mentioning cake .
Spitting images theme song spoiled if included cake you baked.

 

Posted 4 years ago by einrac    [ Reply ]
"Every cake you bake" ...most profound.
Posted 4 years ago by BCarn    [ Reply ]
I say love too. It's our only hope.
Posted 4 years ago by jahgirl8    [ Reply ]
I think the message and sentiment of this song hold up... Plenty of these things had already happened, and then, the nineties came...
Posted 5 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

True, but he does do a fabulously ethereal "lutes-only" cover version of Whistling Jack Smith's classic, "I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman" on that album.

 
Super! puts the critical examination of this Sting song right where it belongs  {#Whistle}
Posted 9 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Ha, never paid attention to the final lyrics:
"every breath you take,
Every move you make
Every cake you bake"

......funny little play you did there Sting.
Posted 9 years ago by Relayer    [ Reply ]
This is by far my fav Sting solo effort

 not the best cut though, bourbon street far superior!

this is the most commercial sounding, much prefer the others

thanks Bill for playing this, many blissful memories! 
Posted 9 years ago by fitmartin    [ Reply ]
I read an interview with Sting right after this album came out. He said that he hated Every Breath You Take off Synchronicity. He wrote it when he was breaking up and felt bad for the message of the song. When people would tell him that it was "their song" he would just cringe. So he wrote this one to correct the error. That's why it riffs on Every Breath at the end there. Better message.
Posted 10 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
 Misterfixit wrote:
Peacenik Song but pretty OK .... wondering what the first 6 waves were all about?

 

Whoopi Goldberg and the Dancin' Sistahs.  

Gif of six women dancing in the street. Two are dressed as nuns. One is Whoopi Goldberg 

The dog is jes' lettin' it all hang out. 

This is a pretty cheesy and preachy song.  It really needs to stay retired. 
Posted 10 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
A Must Have 80's album.
Posted 10 years ago by CoYoT51    [ Reply ]
Is Yanni next?
Posted 10 years ago by yofitofu    [ Reply ]
NO.
Posted 10 years ago by rwhardy    [ Reply ]
Tune in to RP and tune right out again {#Mad}
Posted 11 years ago by eve_silver    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Since the Police disbanded, Sting has caught 'solo artist syndrome' (cf Morrissey, Paul Weller, and many others) whereby he goes into more abstruse and introspective 'artistic directions'. His latest album of lute music was a good example of him disappearing up his own artistic arse. Not that he gives a monkeys as he must be as rich as creosote and can afford to ignore the punters...
 
I would suppose that "solo artist syndrome" is brought on by the very mechanism you describe later in your comment: these individuals have acquired sufficient financial resources ("rich as creosote") to do whatever they please.  That would include recording lute albums, funding anti-deforestation organizations, or contributing outrageous monies to political campaigns.
 
Surely, sir, if I ever escape the punter class, I certainly would undergo similar behavioral changes.  That's why I continue to play the lottery and have a $4 million fast-cruising catamaran in my crosshairs.
 
Respectfully submitted,
unclehud
Posted 11 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Great song, great album, great movie!
Posted 11 years ago by Orodrigues    [ Reply ]
Peacenik Song but pretty OK .... wondering what the first 6 waves were all about?
Posted 12 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
Watch the movie of "Bring On the Night."  So much insight, so many nuances, so much history... I'm still trying to find the DVD of "Bring  on the Night" - one of my favorite movies...
 
I've seen that movie close to twenty times. I can even quote passages from it. Love it. The whole process of creation, his concert as a solo artist in Paris, the rehearsals. It's a brilliant film.

Greetings from London. 
Posted 12 years ago by cubaninlondon    [ Reply ]
 LPCity wrote:
This album sounds kinda dated now, but I loved it when it came out.
 
I was going to comment that the music sounds like a bit of a rehash of Paul Simon's Graceland, but... gasp, that was released one year after this one... :)
Posted 12 years ago by stevendejong    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
Watch the movie of "Bring On the Night."  So much insight, so many nuances, so much history... I'm still trying to find the DVD of "Bring  on the Night" - one of my favorite movies...
 
...HERE you can find it ;-)
https://www.amazon.de/Sting-Bring-Night/dp/B0007VCZ50/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1348070120&sr=8-2
Posted 12 years ago by rockpommel16    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Since the Police disbanded, Sting has caught 'solo artist syndrome' (cf Morrissey, Paul Weller, and many others) whereby he goes into more abstruse and introspective 'artistic directions'. His latest album of lute music was a good example of him disappearing up his own artistic arse. Not that he gives a monkeys as he must be as rich as creosote and can afford to ignore the punters...

 
Rich? I read a while back that his accountant ripped him off for four million pounds (possibly more) and he hadn't noticed.  
Posted 12 years ago by funkyalfonso    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Since the Police disbanded, Sting has caught 'solo artist syndrome' (cf Morrissey, Paul Weller, and many others) whereby he goes into more abstruse and introspective 'artistic directions'. His latest album of lute music was a good example of him disappearing up his own artistic arse. Not that he gives a monkeys as he must be as rich as creosote and can afford to ignore the punters...

 
True, but he does do a fabulously ethereal "lutes-only" cover version of Whistling Jack Smith's classic, "I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman" on that album.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
What are the first 6 waves?
Posted 12 years ago by TJS    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Since the Police disbanded, Sting has caught 'solo artist syndrome' (cf Morrissey, Paul Weller, and many others) whereby he goes into more abstruse and introspective 'artistic directions'. His latest album of lute music was a good example of him disappearing up his own artistic arse. ...
 
Sting gets my vote for most delusional sense of self-importance. The lute album being just one more nauseating example.


Posted 13 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Since the Police disbanded, Sting has caught 'solo artist syndrome' (cf Morrissey, Paul Weller, and many others) whereby he goes into more abstruse and introspective 'artistic directions'. His latest album of lute music was a good example of him disappearing up his own artistic arse. Not that he gives a monkeys as he must be as rich as creosote and can afford to ignore the punters...

 
Tantric invisibility?  I'm still trying to get over "Brimstone and Treacle"....

Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
Since the Police disbanded, Sting has caught 'solo artist syndrome' (cf Morrissey, Paul Weller, and many others) whereby he goes into more abstruse and introspective 'artistic directions'. His latest album of lute music was a good example of him disappearing up his own artistic arse. Not that he gives a monkeys as he must be as rich as creosote and can afford to ignore the punters...

Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Watch the movie of "Bring On the Night."  So much insight, so many nuances, so much history... I'm still trying to find the DVD of "Bring  on the Night" - one of my favorite movies...
Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:


Mind you I own the record, love the Police and kind of enjoyed the song at the time, but...with Mr. No Credibility chiming in in the affirmative, I may have to rethink.
 

Sooooooooo, if I have no crediblity than the overwhelming majority of postive reviews and ratings that I give have no merit and therefore RP sucks, is that what you are saying? Cause if you are.........
Posted 13 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
 freeone1 wrote:
did i just hear "every cake you bake" at the end of this track!?!
 
Yes it's there. Just caught it today myself.

Unfortunately, it does not redeem the song.

Posted 13 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
This album sounds kinda dated now, but I loved it when it came out.

The tour that Sting launched after it came out was fantastic, mainly because of how great the musicians were that played both on the album and in the touring band.

Alas, that was the beginning of the end for Sting as a meaningful musician in my book.
Posted 13 years ago by LPCity    [ Reply ]
did i just hear "every cake you bake" at the end of this track!?!
Posted 13 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
 sirdroseph wrote:
This song is pretty good.
 

Mind you I own the record, love the Police and kind of enjoyed the song at the time, but...with Mr. No Credibility chiming in in the affirmative, I may have to rethink.
Posted 13 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Line-Up:
- Sting / lead vocals, guitar, bass guitar, double bass, keyboards
- Omar Hakim / drums
- Darryl Jones / bass guitar
- Kenny Kirkland / keyboards
- Branford Marsalis / saxophones
- Dollette McDonald / backing vocals
- Janice Pendarvis / backing vocals
- Pete Smith / additional background vocals
- Danny Quatrochi / additional background vocals, synclavier
- Elliot Jones / additional background vocals
- Jane Alexander / additional background vocals
- Vic Garbarini / additional background vocals
- The Nannies Chorus / additional background vocals
- Rosemary Purt / additional background vocals
- Stephanie Crewdson / additional background vocals
- Joe Sumner / additional background vocals
- Kate Sumner / additional background vocals
- Michael Sumner / additional background vocals
- Eddy Grant / congas (track 7)
- Frank Opolko / trombone (track 2)

Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 SweTex wrote:

Hm, I can't think of ONE.

 
Too bad.... your missing out.....

Posted 13 years ago by ckcotton    [ Reply ]
 moon13 wrote:
wow .......you can think of at least ten really cool police songs in like 5 seconds............he should have just stopped making music,   horrible horrible
 
Hm, I can't think of ONE.

Posted 13 years ago by SweTex    [ Reply ]
Ahhhhhh my first CD.... man that was a LOOOOONG time ago


Posted 13 years ago by ckcotton    [ Reply ]
Come on people - it's not that bad. I quite like this album. There are many worse...
Posted 14 years ago by peterblair    [ Reply ]
Um, 2...  No, 1.
Posted 14 years ago by roulleau    [ Reply ]
 e_b wrote:
What's David Bowie doing on the cover of this album?
 

that's not David Bowie, silly, that's Andy Warhol.
Posted 14 years ago by Rooney    [ Reply ]
To paraphrase an old English playright: Oh Sting, where is thy death?

 Stingray wrote:
STING is obviously in some creative crisis!!

His new CD  "SYMPHONICITY" (May/2010) 
is another non-studio album!

1999 - Mercury Falling
2003 - Brand New Day

have been the last "REAL" Sting CD's with then new material only!

Now with 45-piece classical set on tour in USA + Europe
playing his hits!

pppffffff....!

I wonder when he decides to go on tour with "Ludovico-the-terrible"!

Obviously Mr. Gordon Sumner suffers a severe musicians-block.

Not good for hardcore fans like me!

PS
No, I do not consider "If on a winter's night" a "real" Sting album.
Certainly neither "Labyrinth" with 15th century songs!

 

Posted 14 years ago by beeblebrocks40    [ Reply ]
If i'm not mistaken i just heard sting ripping off sting....badly!
Posted 14 years ago by Sloggydog    [ Reply ]
Yeah he sucks. Plain and simple. His shit sounds like a Disney soundtrack.  I'm pretty sure this was a Little Mermaid B-side. Stingray wrote:
STING is obviously in some creative crisis!!I

His new CD  "SYMPHONICITY" (May/2010) 
is another non-studio album!

1999 - Mercury Falling
2003 - Brand New Day

have been the last "REAL" Sting CD's with then new material only!

Now with 45-piece classical set on tour in USA + Europe
playing his hits!

pppffffff....!

I wonder when he decides to go on tour with "Ludovico-the-terrible"!

Obviously Mr. Gordon Sumner suffers a severe musicians-block.

Not good for hardcore fans like me!

PS
No, I do not consider "If on a winter's night" a "real" Sting album.
Certainly neither "Labyrinth" with 15th century songs!

 

Posted 14 years ago by Wisecrowe    [ Reply ]
STING is obviously in some creative crisis!!

His new CD  "SYMPHONICITY" (May/2010) 
is another non-studio album!

1999 - Mercury Falling
2003 - Brand New Day

have been the last "REAL" Sting CD's with then new material only!

Now with 45-piece classical set on tour in USA + Europe
playing his hits!

pppffffff....!

I wonder when he decides to go on tour with "Ludovico-the-terrible"!

Obviously Mr. Gordon Sumner suffers a severe musicians-block.

Not good for hardcore fans like me!

PS
No, I do not consider "If on a winter's night" a "real" Sting album.
Certainly neither "Labyrinth" with 15th century songs!

Posted 14 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
This song is pretty good.
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
Bill, is this an homage to all the dead turtles washing ashore now and for the foreseeable future?  Let's hope Love is the seventh wave.
Posted 14 years ago by albatross    [ Reply ]

 

The song has 164 (+ or - a few) ratings of 7. (Ave rating is 6.4)

If you just read the comments it should have 23,098 (+ or - a few) ratings of 3 or less resulting in an Ave rating of -2.1.
I don't understand??

I like the song, the album, and the artist.

The term sold out is 'played out', every artist who markets and sells an album under a record company label, has by definition contracted with the record company so in essence 'sold out'.
But that may just be my perception.



Posted 14 years ago by rolland69    [ Reply ]
 Wisecrowe wrote:
This song is garbage.
 

...or at least recycled faux-reggae flotsam. Rates barely a "3" I'd say.
Posted 14 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 Rick_V wrote:
The live version of this song (on that 2 disc release from way back when) is amazing.

Sting's first 2 solo albums were seriously good - particularly Nothing Like The Sun - but after that he sold out to the greatest degree possible.
 
Some of The Soul Cages is good, but it certainly is a bit of a slippery slope after that....


Posted 14 years ago by planet_lizard    [ Reply ]
This song is garbage.
Posted 14 years ago by Wisecrowe    [ Reply ]
 jjbix wrote:
no, no, no, . . . we have slipped back to bad AM/FM radio! Why Bill, why?!?!?!?
 

Thankfully, RP just plays songs that are good, like this one -  the selection is not based on what is played on other radio stations.
Posted 15 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
h8rhater wrote:

We know you are but what about the song?


Oh ho ho ho....that's a good one...please stop it's side splitting.

just to make it clear for you .....THE SONG IS AWFUL, JUST AWFUL.



Posted 15 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
 EssexTex wrote:
Awful...just awful.
 
We know you are but what about the song?

Posted 15 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
Awful...just awful.
Posted 15 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
The live version of this song (on that 2 disc release from way back when) is amazing.

Sting's first 2 solo albums were seriously good - particularly Nothing Like The Sun - but after that he sold out to the greatest degree possible.
Posted 15 years ago by Rick_V    [ Reply ]
wow .......you can think of at least ten really cool police songs in like 5 seconds............he should have just stopped making music,   horrible horrible
Posted 15 years ago by moon13    [ Reply ]
Most stuff by Sting or The Police just makes me nauseous for some reason.

Posted 15 years ago by Smoove_D    [ Reply ]
 ce wrote:
All hail Omar Hakim, Kenny Kirkland, Branford Marsalis and Wynton Marsalis!

 
{#Clap}

Posted 15 years ago by von_Hayek    [ Reply ]
All hail Omar Hakim, Kenny Kirkland, Branford Marsalis and Wynton Marsalis!

Posted 15 years ago by ce    [ Reply ]
Wow.  Haven't heard this one in a while!

Granted, I agree - Sting caught a severe case of "The Sucks" later in his career, I have to give him props for just about all but his last 2 albums.
Posted 15 years ago by OmegaConcern    [ Reply ]
"part of loving a woman is accepting sting" - Roast Beef Kazenzakis
Posted 15 years ago by Stave    [ Reply ]
What's David Bowie doing on the cover of this album?
Posted 15 years ago by e_b    [ Reply ]
dsmcd01 wrote:
Yeah, OK, I'll stand up and support this album. Sure his later stuff seeped into blandness but this album has enough of a spine to keep my interest and I think it's aged pretty good too. Hey! stop with the tomato tossing! You'll put my eye out!

{#Roflol}

Have to agree with this; at the time I thought it was an interesting creative turn for him after the Police. Somewhere along the way I think he got lost . . . maybe in an elevator? But this one was pretty good; probably Branford's influence.

Posted 15 years ago by robco1    [ Reply ]
love love love just a wish
Posted 15 years ago by mr_toad    [ Reply ]
Love it! (Snoopy dancing){#Good-vibes}
Posted 15 years ago by akmegan    [ Reply ]
If you gotta play Sting, at least give us The Police.
Posted 15 years ago by LucBoardwalk    [ Reply ]
Cheesy as it may be, it always puts me in a better frame of mind.
Posted 15 years ago by scraig    [ Reply ]
God, Sting makes me want to puke.  Be gone with him!
Posted 15 years ago by ptgl3    [ Reply ]
Josephine wrote:
positivity, gotta love the message

{#Daisy}

Posted 15 years ago by Gartholamundi    [ Reply ]
 chirpie wrote:
I always think of IMAX ocean documentaries when I hear this song... that's probably not a good sign.
 
I agree completely!!!  I feel like I'm at a museum watching whales and underwater seascapes on the big screen.

Posted 15 years ago by Mandible    [ Reply ]
I've never liked this song.  I'm not a fan of Sting, in general—but this song actually annoys me. {#Razz}
Posted 15 years ago by TravelRat    [ Reply ]
I always think of IMAX ocean documentaries when I hear this song... that's probably not a good sign.
Posted 16 years ago by chirpie    [ Reply ]
I didn't hate this at the time and I don't now.

Everything after this though, pretty much all hate...

But the post Kenny G. soprano sax now makes this sound weak and fey.


Posted 16 years ago by ROSSinDETROIT    [ Reply ]

Posted 16 years ago by Queue    [ Reply ]
dsmcd01 wrote:
Yeah, OK, I'll stand up and support this album. Sure his later stuff seeped into blandness but this album has enough of a spine to keep my interest and I think it's aged pretty good too. Hey! stop with the tomato tossing! You'll put my eye out!
Take that!
Posted 16 years ago by spudboy    [ Reply ]
Rotten to the core!
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
Club Med Muzak. Blechhh! This has to be one of the worst Sting songs ever!
Posted 16 years ago by bizon    [ Reply ]
Yeah, OK, I'll stand up and support this album. Sure his later stuff seeped into blandness but this album has enough of a spine to keep my interest and I think it's aged pretty good too. Hey! stop with the tomato tossing! You'll put my eye out!
Posted 16 years ago by dsmcd01    [ Reply ]
Police good. Subsequently & regrettably Sting has ended up as an MOR act very firmly up his own ass. Not good!
Posted 16 years ago by highwindows    [ Reply ]
no, no, no, . . . we have slipped back to bad AM/FM radio! Why Bill, why?!?!?!?
Posted 16 years ago by jjbix    [ Reply ]
Not Good. Anti Good.Opposite of Good
Posted 16 years ago by loanking    [ Reply ]
it's awful and so is he And why does this "Geordie" from the North of England have to sing in a Jamaican accent?
Posted 16 years ago by Jakeethan    [ Reply ]
Spirits In The Material World? There has to be an Invisible Sun? Every Herring You Bake?
Posted 16 years ago by chasech5    [ Reply ]