The Police - Message In A Bottle (Official Music Video)
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- The Official Music Video for Message In A Bottle. Taken from The Police - Reggatta de Blanc.
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Lyrics:
Just a castaway, an island lost at sea, oh
Another lonely day with no one here but me, oh
More loneliness than any man could bear
Rescue me before I fall into despair, oh
I'll send an SOS to the world
I'll send an SOS to the world
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
A year has passed since I wrote my note
I should have known this right from the start
Only hope can keep me together
Love can mend your life, but love can break your heart
I'll send an SOS to the world
I'll send an SOS to the world
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
(Oh) Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Walked out this morning, don't believe what I saw
Hundred billion bottles washed up on the shore
Seems I'm not alone at being alone
Hundred billion castaways looking for a home
I'll send an SOS to the world
I'll send an SOS to the world
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Message in a bottle (Oh)
Message in a bottle (Yeah)
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
I'm sending out an SOS
I'm sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an SOS
Sending out an Esso Blue
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This riff is the most delightful sound in the world
yes and it is painful to play
Agreed. As a 13 year old kid, people my age listen to rap or hip hop, but this has been my favorite song ever since I was 5 years old
@@Mono-eu3so I got used to it after a year of constant practicing. Keep practicing and your hands will be used to the chords! You got this!
How can i tell you my joy caused by seein' you here... I just wanna ad try to play this song on guitar : hand ache for ever....
It really is Pierre...and good use of the word 'delightful'...that's one I use about ten times a day....
The drummer is my spirit animal.
He's got crack head energy and I love him
@@JohnSmith-294 lmao crack head energy he just hype
@@JohnSmith-294 he also got a crack back
@@JohnSmith-294 w/junkie
You should be an animal
A classic song about loneliness and redemption. Great stuff from the lads.
immaculate vibes from this comment
And about asylum seekers
Great song, but not their best video. They look like they were at a casting call for A Clockwork Orange
@andrewferguson8032 LOL. That's humerus. Good comment bro.
@@JohnJohn-tl6wv Never thought of that.
This song is better than Every Breath You Take. FIGHT ME
That's because you didn't hear Bring on the Night
I hate Every Breath you Take!!! LOL it is a cheesy song.
This is their best song.
Why would I fight with you, you’re absolutely right
they got lot of song better than Every Breath.
It's amazing how much sound Stewart can get out of a chair.
Really speaks volumes to his talent.
I didn't realize it at the time, but he is a really amazing drummer
Maybe a trick His Dad taught him from the CIA handbook. A great Drummer.🇬🇧🇺🇸
He so good he can make air sound like a drum too!
@@brucekilby9957 , I am shocked to find this out. Guess he was their occult connection. Hold the Ghost in the Machine album cover up to a mirror...
He got it from Jazz and Caribbean influences
This song is still a hit after 42 years.
True💯
The good O'l days.
Has it actually been 42 years? Holy crap time flies.
Great music has no age
Forever
From 59 year old me to 14 year old me:
You'll still be absolutely loving this in 2024.
Classic brilliance from one of the greatest bands of all time.
Yeah, cheers from Cologne 😀🍷🇩🇪🎉
I love how the drummer tends to do his own thing throughout the whole video.
Stewart Copeland everyone! ^_^
Because he hates Sting
Stewart Copeland has adhd
Stewart is American, the other 2 Brits.
Copeland could make even that chair sound musical.
The only police you'd want at your front door.
ahhahhaahahhaha for reaaaal my bro!!!!!
How does this only have 64 likes
...unless its your family they're saving when the shit hits the fan...
or unless theyre returning ur stolen stuff
I do not want Sting staring at my through ky window
A jazz bass guy, a classic guitar guy and a drummer who could do everything ….. what could go wrong ? 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧
All of them looking like absolute smoke show hotties in their navy blue UNION JACK 🇬🇧 JACKETS with
🏅🎖️🥇’s whew!! 😅
You got the most awesome and unique rock band ever! That’s what!
Them breaking up went wrong, but they always managed reunite and give a few concerts here and there.
S.O.S. me torturan por negarme a vender droga
why did they break up?@@adnaancassiem2856
Stewart's energy is just too funny.
i met stewart when twas a teen wow❤❤❤
I mean what waaaas he on?!😆
@@lingolarker9318 Too much Candy XD "Thats it no more sugar for you!" XD haha XP
So what instruments do you play?
Sting: Bass & Vocals
Andy Summers: Guitar
Stewart Copeland: Chair
Underrated comment
dont forget about the countertop
Ringo Starr: umbrella
Kurt Cobain plays table in Nirvanas song marigold
@@makeshift_graveyard7893 help!
Why does everyone wanna defund these guys? They're awesome.
Yeah they’re pretty fantastic
Of course
Hahahaha
lmao
The protesters and anarchists can go to h_ll. If they don't stop protesting the police doing a good job, they're going to be the next ones to get shot.
Is anyone still listening in 2024?
Not me. Oh wait, yes I am.
Yup
Of course!
Yes...absolutely
Me
One of the best songs ever recorded
Sin duda
Totally agree! A masterpiece.
Triple yes ❤❤❤
for real
Absolutely true!💚💜
Why couldn't this've been the Police song that everyone remembers instead of Every Breath You Take?
Coz people are dumb
Coz people prefer this one
Maybe because this song is so energetic than Every Breath You Take
Roxanne is famous too
I always remember this song I used the play my 7" record.
Sting and Andy: Trying to film a serious music video
Stewart: vibing
stuart is the man
He could be the new front man if Sting doesn’t reunite with the band
Stewart Copeland, ladies and gentlemen.
This is great comment, thank you
Who knows...oh yeah honey...bee ..
Bless you 🙏...got it wifey
I just love how Stewart goofs and dances around while the other two remain pretty stoic all along 😂.
I think he was just trying to annoy Sting by upstaging him. 😂
@@sleepytabby9113 lol eh maybe. Copeland is the band founder after all I guess.
😂😂😂
Being born in 1960 was a true blessing. The Beatles, the Stones, the Kinks, the Hollies, Gerry and the Pacemakers, the Who, Steely Dan, Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, the Doors, David Bowie, Tina Turner, AC/DC, Creedence, The Police, The Clash, Graham Parker, Elvis Costello, the Beach Boys, Motown, Prince, …it goes on and on and on and on.
I KNOW I shouldn’t compare…..so I’ll just say I’m grateful for my musical upbringing.
1960 kid myself. Remember the unsurpassed music of the 60s, seeing the Beatles on TV. Then the horrible (for the most part) music of the 70s. And thank the Lord another great wave of original and innovative music hit in the late 70s just. in time for university.
Right on' "Born in the summer of 69'/#1.
Was/am able to see greater crossovers/ better or worse...
@@irishtino1595
But the 70s had all these bands………plus the Doobie Brothers, Carol King’s Tapestry, James Taylor, Police, Peter Jackson, Springsteen, Peter Tosh, etc etc etc…. and while disco wasn’t my thing you can’t look past some of the Bee Gees stuff, plus Devo, the Jam, The Saints, Ramones, B52s….the whole New Wave movement.
There were some 70’s low lights, but most of it was AMAZING.
Director: We're on a tight budget to shoot this video. Tiny room, bad lighting, no props.
Sting: As long as I can play my bass
Andy: I just need my guitar
Stewart: Give me a chair
Musical GODS
Stewart can't stop moving to sit in a chair...
Forsure. No gimmicks here. Just pure talent.
Filmed back stage at the Hammersmith Odeon, before a show.
C'mon, he plays the counter, too!!!!!
This song is funny for people in Poland, because words "message in a bottle" sounds like polish words "nie stać cię na baton", which means "you haven't got a money for a chocolade bar"
lol
XD
Im Polish but don't speak it. Thanks for the lesson
Oddly enough that still fits the message of the song...
The days must truly fly by!
As a 10 year old this was the first single I bought. Now at 54 years old this is absolutely timeless 3 magnificent musicians. Stewart's drumming is another level
Was it on a 45 record?
@@biekgiek It was indeed
@@johnmclean7185 Do you still have it?
One of the best all time on the skins.
You never forget your first! 😃
♪ Message in a bottle, yeah 🗣️🔥♪
Classic Police guitar riff.
Sounds easy enough.
Feels like yoga for the fingers.
True
This cannot be more true
Such a pain indeed
Oh man you hit the nail on the head with this comment
Some girls have another relaxing exercise with the fingers...
There are certain 80’s songs that give me an overwhelmingly painful and bittersweet sense of nostalgia. This is definitely one of them
I agree with you mate: however this song was released in 1979, so technically it's a 70's song lol
I was born in 1996, I'm Asian, this is the song i grew up with.
I find the "Easter egg" of the 80"s video songs
@@amitabachan5923 wtf does being Asian have to do with anything??? Lmao 😂
Keep giving us daily updates its fun
A flawless rock song, one of their best.
Such an amazing era for the Police. So simple and clean. Just evokes what was actually good about the early 1980s.
Sounds simple... ButVery complicated on all levels, part of what makes the police and these amazing group of musicians so good
@@zoocru67it's the timing switch between rock based and reggae based.
...and the late 1970s, when this song is from.
One of the best guitar riffs ever. I grew up with these guys. They were just great.
Hard to play too. Need to use all 5 fingers to span across 5 frets at a time. Very uncomfortable but theres no other way.
@@chris929rr7 : for the upper note of the arpeggio, use the string above. Et voilà. ;-)
@@chris929rr7 wym 5 fingers? Do you use the thumb for E or something? I imagine that’d make playing anything much harder
And hardest to play too
@@chris929rr7its amazing how andy being so small could stretch his hand like that his musical education must have been amazing
What an extremely talented trio of musicians. Brilliant songwriters and performers.
A three piece band is hard to pull off...even today. All of these musicians are supremely talented.
Cream
@@archstanton9073 blink is another example
@@paulz4667 nirvana
@Cary Miller Add quirky and a little bit silly to the mix, and you've got the makings of a truly memorable group. I didn't just admire their talent, I adored them.
Genius chords by the underrated Andy Summers.
who underrated Andy Summers??? He's a guitar god...
Underatted??? Eh, by who???😅
any one listening in 2024?
Whats crazy, Is this song was released in 79, Its 2019, Happy 40th anniversary!!!!! But dam I feel old
You're old lol
@@zito_17 lol yup
just a bad feeling :D
This track crosses the years like water the bridges
Shit I just turned 40
40 years later, and still sending out an SOS!
I wasnt born in this generation, but god damn ima play this for my kids and my grandkids, its the definition of timeless
Good tunes dont give a shit what year you listen to them or which generation you belong to 🤘
@J. Sayer agreed, music today is just, not good most of the time, but you see. These guys, years ago just having fun and making super catchy and original lyrics and melody.
I used to think it was a 90s grunge song when I was little
hay que traer hijos al mundo para que se vuelquen a este tipo de arte, sabelo, sin arte que salve el alma del ser humano este mundo se va a caer a pedazos, sobre todo la falta de referentes como Sting
1978 - 1982 was the zenith of ‘pop’ music (in my opinion)
Stewart Copeland forever,one of the Best drummer in this world,one sound,one style,no one can play like him,just a master of drumming
That riff is genius.
A minute of silence for all those who thought this was a friendly calm peaceful song and tried playing it on guitar. Summers has spiderman hands jesus christ
Is it hard too learn they make it seem easy
@@michealmurphy8985 yeah luckily i mainly play bass so i can still play this song and just chill but on guitar, yeah this song is quite hard to play
I mean I learned it pretty easily as a second song but I have big hands
@@pyotrilyichtchaikovsky3733 they make it look so easy then hah
it’s easy if you start of slow and speed up you’ll get used to it man
Love this low tech style video. Almost no production, no props, no dumb story line. Just the band clowning for the camera.
.......and of course some random scenes thrown in for good measure! Hey I love the ol' skool Jeremy Clarkson profile pic by the way! LOL!!
@@rynoshqaudiovisualscrapboo4294 Thanks, most people dont reconize young Jezza.
Sting trying not to laugh while Stewart commits unspeakable shenanigans:
😁😁😁😁
Sting looks like he’s just completely done when he sings message in a bottle
When the homies arent around and u can listen to non hip hop music
Exactly
oh no go back please
Lame homies
I had five roommates that all listened to hip hop. I started shredding on my guitar one day, and playing rock, and they thought it was awesome.
Ha, exactly what i'm doing here.
I was in the car with my dad when I asked him to tell me about a song he liked. He said ‘message in a bottle’ by the police and put the song. He told me what he liked most was the message of the song, he explained it to me with a smile on his face. Now I absolutely and unconditionally love this song. It will forever remind me of my father and how mutual our love is, now I try not to cry when I hear this song haha
What was his reason for liking this song?
@@wordyballoons maybe cause it’s just a good fucking song
@@wordyballoons it’s because he grew up in a reallly small town, so when he later moved to a bigger city in the same country discovered this type of music and loved it :)
@@rtlthemusician5598 def agree
Love this. You had a meaningful bonding moment with your dad over a great song by a great band. Music is the universal language. Sharing new music is a form of communication. Your pop has good taste.
I remember listening to this song on the radio during a hurricane back in 2017.. i was 6 while my mom was doing laundry. I would keep asking her about this song while it was playing. I just now decided to relisten to the song again.. she died February this year, this song brings me tears now. Ive only heard it once or twice and yet i remember it like it was yesterday. Pretty good song.
Sorry for your loss
“Hey Stewart Copeland, which one of these guys is Sting?”
Stewart Copeland: 0:47
1:40
Shout out to all the lonely souls out there
or Mrs. Depends who he is that shoot.
Pepee popo diarreah
Thank you.
Thanks.
All good mate
Copelands drumming, so original and brilliant. As a drummer myself he's just insanely talented. On the second verse he doesn't use the snare once,very rarely done.The rimshots and little licks are brilliant too.There is multi tracking on this but his basic drumming is awesome.
He's also a multi instrument player. He sings great too. He has solo work on here he did before joining the Police.
Tama Swing Star drum, if I remember well. I played it once, though mine was a Ludwig.
Musical gorgeousity, the drumming.
that's why if guys are intelligent enough that wanted to make it in pop rock, then study everything you can; mainly jazz, which got more important than ever in the 80s to have something else to fall back on. one girl i was involved with briefly in the 90s, didn't like his playing, and i knew right off the bat it was because she didn't understand what he was doing at all. so, you can have the brains and talent, but you still need to understand how to make something like Stuy's drumming work.
Stewart is one of the best drummers of all time. He's a human metronome.
SENDING out an SOS
Trailblazer back in the 80's🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
3:22 My three stages of moods when I go to weddings.
ahaha
Nice reference
my 3 last braincells when i go to weddings
As a teenager - their music was the only thing that made sense - 40 yrs later still sounds fresh
Im 18 in a few months man hope i still love these guys when i grow up
I'm not lonely because I know Jesus Christ.
A year has past since i broke my nose.
The line "Love can mend your life but love can break your heart " is so damn good and real !!
Fax bro
This is my two year old’s favourite song. Caught her singing along one day in the car and now it’s part of our steady playlist. Timeless indeed.
good dad
Give her an instrument asap! anything she wants! she's got the ear for a bright future!
Give her a message in a bottle from dad
GOOD JOB BRO
Beautiful
Man, I miss early 80s hair...
This is such a Guitar Hero vibes
One of the coolest drummers in the world playing the chair. Yes, that is good.
I still find it amazing that The Police made such complex music with only three band members. Brilliant.
Yeah, I`m trully shocked
their music is really good, but not very complex
RezilKepaze the guitar part is kinda tough tbh
Well then Rush should blow your mind
It’s more or less just this thing called harmony... really complex stuff, I know.
Man, I miss playing guitar hero
nobody right now is writing songs like this that will feel fresh, innovative, groundbreaking 40 something years later
It’s because all good songs have already been written.
Sam Fender 'All Is On My Side'. That guy is taking it back to the simple band setup with true hard earned talent. Very refreshing to see someone doing that in the modern age.
havent heard it, but its going to be difficult that it transcends and remains relevant like these mainstream songs from 40 something years ago, because good songs nowadays are marginalized to a fringe audience@@victorymansions
Sou do Rio de janeiro e concordo
Something has happened. No more real music and nothing but remakes from Hollywood.
This is better than Roxanne and Every Breath You Take. Change my mind.
Nope. You have great taste.
Not gonna change your mind because YOU ARE RIGHT
Yes
OK misa san
Every breath you take is just kinda rapey and Roxanne is out of tune
Day 214 of me listening to Message In A Bottle every day for a year
dude seriously that's too much effort 😅
good luck bro, I believe in you 🙏🏽
We all need a bottle now this world is f***** up
I listen to this song everyday it gives me so much serotonin🙌🏻
Easiest challenge
Andy Summer's guitar is the star of this song.
And the drumming too.
I miss the days when videos looked like afterthoughts made from loose change. Love this!
1979 : wow this is an amazing song
2019 : wow this is the best song ever
2059 : (ai) analysis complete: this song represents the pinnacle of human musical achievement
Happy 40th Rock Anniversary on this timeless tune = The Police!
Je suis France
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The song is absolutely incredible. The lyrics and the voice of Sting, the amazing riff and tone of Andy and the drumming of Stewart that changes through the whole song. Third verse hi hat work is one of the best I’ve heard.
I don't know about the technicalities of drumming technique, but right from their first album I sensed the drumming was special, and now my assessment has been confirmed in the Internet Age.
The first record I bought. Glowing charisma and outrageous positivism
Replying from the Future- its Summer of 2023,
(Prince and) Morris Day & the Time's '777-9311' being broken down by drummers led me to 'the Pocket Queen' who had THIS song as one of the top five that influenced her. I hadn't noticed how Copeland's drumming changed throughout the song, I'd always concentrated on Sting's Bass playing.
Now, I'm gonna go back and (re)listen to it again...
The breakout at the end with the asynchronous open to the ride is classic Copeland and worth the ticket money on its own. Love the style, love the sound!
This is such wonderful song to listen to. These guys made it great. The song is a great song, but you need the Police to make it even better.
This song turned me into a Police/Sting fan and I never looked back.
Also
Thank you TH-cam for enabling us to see this video. I had the Police's hits recorded on a tape back in the day when I was a kid. I was too young to go out and see them live. The eighties was pretty grim for most working -class people in London. The highlight was -some- of the music. The Police was one of the bands I first got into, along side the Jam and the Rolling Stones. The music from good bands never dies!
So, which instrument to you play Stewart?
Stewart: *The chair*
LOL!!!
His Dad, Miles Copeland, played 3 different middle eastern govts into a Coup d'état in the late '40s to early '50s, as a founding operative for the CIA. Don't believe me? Look it up, the info is readily available.
🤣🤣🤣
@@deanpd3402
Yes thats true Stewart grew up in Egypt and the Middle East living with his father who was a CIA agent
Day 206 of me listening to Message In A Bottle every day for a year
What are the effects so far?
@Mario Rodriguez bruh just shut up
🔥 so what's your message in a bottle? 🤗
@Mario Rodriguez nigga, log offline
@@Cafeducaph doubt he's that
The drummer brings this song together.
AT&T be like
Day 364 of me listening to Message In A Bottle every day for a year
What are you gonna do tomorrow
Fricking legend!
madlad
Lmao
Absolute geezer
Gotta love the drummer at the end.
Stewart Copeland is an incredible dancer. (And drummer)
BestAverageGaming he's hilarious 😂, it's my favorite part of the video.
He's the only American in the trio.
BestAverageGaming gotta love the guy that made music for Spyro the Dragon yeee
You don't got to love him I mean you can love him but you don't need to
This song randomly play in my head without any reason
That bass is just rumbling along the whole track, fantastic sound
0% Nudity
0% Profanity
0% Alcohol
0% Drugs
100% Guitar Riff
That was behind the scenes
@WellChecked For sure. I was there !
Girls?
Love it❤️❤️
Like 60 percent of this is cocaine
I remember hearing my grandpa playing this song in his old F-150 picking me up from school. That's what got me into older music.
older music? how quaint!
@@neilritson7445 yee good times
The love we all share the connection that keeps us all in tune and reflecting the same message sending out that SOS.
I'm old enough and lucky enough to see these guys live in concert (twice).
You are a jammy dodger 💙 😀
Brilliant!
Lucky git 😂
@@srubberalittle As a bassist myself, can I ask, how good IS he really?
Message in a bottle is their best song imo
Such a meaningful song in the era of ghosting
Today's Bandle be like:
Stewart: *Plays Chair*
Sting: (Stops him) Not quite my tempo.
*ARE YOU RUSHING, OR ARE YOU DRAGGING!?!!*
He's deep in the music that's what it's called!!😍
NightTime Mime-3113 whiplash :D
I'm upset!
@@dovblitz8472 Louder!
best intro ever, from the best band ever....
100%
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+James Daniels u obviously ain't seen spiceworld by the spice girls
You can thank ren for this comment and me listening to this to this track 👌👌👌
The appropriate Police to send out an SOS to. 👍🏾
The 80’s never gets old. A lot of great songs by The Police.
Late 70s this one but sounds way ahead of its time
1979
Always gold 40 plus yrs later
What are other great songs by them because this one just make me cry
78, 79 too
Proof that Boomers had the best music
Bitch please this is GenX music!
Love love love love LOOOOVE THIS!!!!!!💗💓💕💞💗💓💕💞💗💓💕💞💗💓💕💞
Day 217 of me listening to Message In A Bottle every day for a year
wow I follow you when publish the first day listening this song bro! Let's gooo
@@rodrigob5701 he still going damnn 🎶
The pain
Are you Okey? Lol
Hello from Romania!!
February 2024
hello from bosnia!!!
Happy Birthday Sting!❤🤘🎸🎤
My son's favourite band is The Police. He says when he grows up, he wants to be a police. I have to ask him to be more specific.
Why can't he be in the police to play the police🤔
Looool!
Hahah lol 😂
@@ilhampangerankevianto 🤦♂️
Absolutely! Saw Andy Summers in Rockport MA last night ! Fabulous !❤
I Love The Police🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 music was awesome then the 80s🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Unpopular opinion: This is their best song by far
Is it really too unpopular?
@@Prismascape Most of the people tend to pick either Roxanne or Every Breathe you Take
@@xsidman I actualy like more walking on the moon, but this song is amazing too
I like all their songs
Agreed, their best song.
Anyone still listening in 2035 😢
Lol...luv it.❤
Yes, damn right. But rocking this since 1983.
Yyyep i ain't capin
Still loving this song in 2024.
The Police and Sting must make up 46 percent of TH-cam! Superb! Bring on The Police!