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Who else noticed original Skid Row drummer *Rob Affuso* in the video for this awesome song?? 🤘🏻

Sebastian Bach is the best. He's a rock legend!!!

Awesome. Sebastian is the best

Love the new songs. I can't wait to hear the whole album.

I've had this song playing in my head constantly, for the past 5-6 days. It is an absolute anthem, and sledgehammer heavy. So much atmosphere and emotion, and full of bone crushing meaning. If you've ever been through any kind of real adversity or turmoil, man, then this song is for you.

This song kicks ass Got me back into Sebastian Bach

i hope for his sake that he feels accomplished as a songwriter, as he clearly can write. the music was written by others, but lyrical composition is not easy, and either is writing vocal melodies. i also hope his expectations are tempered, as this isn't going to top the charts, or chart really high on billboard. what should be most important is that he has made the legions of fans he has very happy with this release.

Sebastian is the best!!!!

This guy is simple the best

Another really good interview. I just watched the one with Andy and now with Stewart. I grew up listening to Ringo, but I would have to say Stewart Copeland is probably my favorite drummer. He doesn’t simply keep the rhythm for the others, Stewart is almost a one-man band on drums alone. His attack just lights me up. I think the Police poster was a nice touch. Well done. 👍🏻

I could listen to Andy Summers all day. So ace.

Andy should get those guys from Call The Police to perform his songs from "XYZ" album, it was a great album songwriting-wise.

Bryan Adams practically switched from music to photography ;)

Amazing interview, many thanks! Btw, that 'guy' who owns the first drumset... well, it's me :) The Baby Blue is just a few meters from me in this very moment. For a fan like me, following The Police since 1979, it's like winning the world cup!

What is the song we hear playing at the very beginning?

Awesome interview. Thank you!

Very surprised to hear Sting espousing the view that everything done with the police was ‘pre-planned’ by himself? He then went on to say that despite that being the case Andy and Stewart were great musicians with his entire approach to history sounding skewed and dysfunctional. Especially so where it goes without saying Sting had no part in writing Andy’s iconic guitar parts nor Stewarts drumming work where amt attempt to dumb-down their roles to mere session musicians is entirely inappropriate

Great interview, and so nicely done! It's always a pleasure to listen to the amazing Andy Summers