I agree but I think it would still have done good even in 2024 just because this band did things very different and different is so awesome and still worth doing!!!!!
This was one of my mother's favorite songs and music videos when I was growing up. She always commented on how she thought how pretty this video is. She passed back in February 2024, and even now I cry when I hear this song. I miss her everyday. Love you mom ❤
This is very sad your mother passed away such a short time ago. Both my mom and dad have been gone for some years now. I can say that with certainty: your mother(her words and deeds)will still live in your heart and thoughts. We will be praying that you have comfort in the hard days ahead. Blessings.
God bless you and God bless her! She is still with you! This is a beautiful song from the Era I grew up in. Continue listening to this masterpiece for yourself and mother.
Very sorry for your loss. The Police were definitely one of those bands who not only created excellent music…they were one of the rare few who actually created pure magic.
From a songwriting perspective, this is a masterclass in dynamics. Each of the three masters up their game in the 3rd verse, building the song to a crescendo that’s essentially unmatched in popular music. It’s not about volume. It’s not about tempo - but it is (as Jeff Porcaro would say) about “lope.” The song leaps ahead in the third verse - starting the with bass line, under the “Devil and the deep blue sea behind me” lyric - that’s a perfect “on ramp” to what’s about to come. Stewart plays hi-hat and rim clicks up to this point, but then erupts with tasty snare fills, kick drum and ride cymbal (on the chorus) that elevates the song. Andy’s (added) guitar part sounds like an alarm blaring: it’s subtle, but it’s a great guitar “hook” alerting listeners to the upcoming chorus. And the lyrics leading into the third chorus are among Sting’s best (and that’s saying something): “I will turn your face to alabaster: when you'll find your servant is your master: you'll be wrapped around MY finger.” What a brilliant twist! The whole song comes alive, with each musician playing an equal part in building the dynamics. This is how songs can, and should “move”. It’s not quantized. It’s not even about tempo. It’s about chops, mastery of instruments, and songwriting. Thank you Sting, Andy and Stewart.
let me ask you this i want to see if this is a hard or easy question for you if you could stay young and live your 80s life forever or stay older and have the life you have now which would you pick?
@@johnnycarter2283 easy for me brother I'd stay back in the eighties I'm with the beautiful girl I had in my teens in the eighties I'm 49 now and would love to be there again. Stay safe
Born in 1972 youngest of 6 kids. We would sit in the dining room after school doing our homework good songs like this would come on the radio we quick jump up and hit play/record button on my dads boombox and bootleg this song to play over and over…. That was living!
Almost feels like it’s really about Stewart Copeland. Being the founder of the band. Then sting basically took control of the band and started to resent him.
YOU ALREADY know bro😊... Sting, (& his band The Police) he came here 2do a job & he did it, stung the hell outta us...ty Sting/The Police..🐝🦂🐜🦟🕷(nvr thought about it, but he never clarified what type of sting the sting came frm..lol)
Indeed. Sting himself, was going through one of the most heartbreaking times of his life, when this album was recorded. "Wrapped around your finger", "King of pain" and "Every breath you take" are all about the pain of his divorce from his first wife.
I just watched a live performance of this song from the reunion tour. I came here to hear the studio version. They're both great, but I'm partial to the live performance because Stewart goes all out on all his percussive toys.
This was the last song my late husband and I danced to at a party in August 1985...Five months later he would be diagnosed with terminal Lung Cancer. We had two sons : a 1 1/2 year old and 3 year old ...he would pass away 19 months later...this song takes me back to an innocent loving supremely happy peaceful time❤️
You just don't get intelligence in music anymore. The likes of Dylan, Lennon, Jagger, Townsend, Bowie, Bush, Sting were seriously bright people able to delve into high culture for inspiration. They have no modern equivalents.
55 year old lady here who has loved The Police from the moment I first heard them. I was about 9 yrs old and "Walking on the Moon" was on some Saturday morning TV show - I was immediately HOOKED! I had some very dark times when I was a kid but I SWEAR - the music, talent and lyrics these gentlemen gave us actually saved my life! I have EVERY album they ever made (both vinyl and CD) and I also had the privilege of seeing them perform live in London several years ago. There are billions of singers/songwriters and musicians out there BUT seldom are there people that can do all 3 (i.e. sing, play AND write good lyrics)! Stewart, Andy and Sting, however, have more talent in their little fingers than most of us have in our whole bodies. Love you guys and thank you so very much! xxx
You are not alone on this ! I am 53 years old and have loved the police ever since i first heard them when i was a child in the last 70s These guys are a super tallent! I listen to the police whenever i need to reminisce my childhood/teenage years
@@matthewb9955 The Police were actually one of the biggest grossing bands in the 80s. They weren't even in the "just as good as any other band" club they were in a league of their own both in live ticket sales and income which is why they aren't mentioned among the others; they are not comparable, particularly when the musicianship in the 80s was on the decline due to the increased use of sampling and drum machines and less of a need for actual talent.
Hey Tae! As a '64 baby, I appreciate your love of past generations music! The eighties had I think the biggest variety of one hit wonders ever. But what one hit wonders they were... TH-cam is awesome for looking up a lot of wonderful music. Many blessings to you, Alan
Their work is still somehow incredibly underrated even today in 2024. So many different styles, no two albums the same. This is a masterpiece in anyone's era or language.
You are SO right! Although I loved it in 1983 I didn't fully realise that this record is quality in every way! Genius lyrics & a truly haunting melody that lingers for ages on the playout of the track - For me, this magical min or so of instrumental with stunning percussion just takes me to better place.....1983 again!
This song always reminds me of an era gone by when music was music. Growing up, I had a chance to listen to all music. And I am thankful for music, like many great artists that I tuned into as a kid, a teenager, a young adult, and now as a 57 year old young woman. It's amazing how songs bring back memories, good or bad.
@@ishen3771 bingo... as an enthusiast of 70s, 80s and some 90s music i had basically given up on modern music a while ago until i ran across this young lady during the pandemic: th-cam.com/video/m3lF2qEA2cw/w-d-xo.html. that kind of unique authenticity and raw talent is just getting overwhelmed by high volume heavily marketed over produced mush and have to dig to find it
If you listen closely, this is the moment when the lyrics change too. It changes from him being the guy running for her (I'll be wrapped...), to the guy becoming the "master", letting go (You'll be wrapped...) and reclaiming his power. Even the listener feels the shift in feelings!
I had my 8 yr old son in the car with me today and they played this song on the classic radio station. When it finished my son said daddy play it again. Warms my heart that some kids of this lost generation can still appreciate wonderful music like this as we did in the 80s.
I always get this vivid image of the former master in a dark room, with the servant's voice booming from all directions, taunting him, saying "You'll never find me!" And then he strikes in a flash of light.
There is a reason for this, you can't outrun the devil and the deal you made. You think you can, so sting wrote it in hopes he was more powerful and could leave it all behind. You cannot, the song puts a spell like most that's why it is magic, evil and powerful. It's why we listen over and over. Look at the most repeated section on the TH-cam line..it starts at 3:18
Stewart Copeland’s drumming is...sublime. At 3:30, in the softer “Devil and the deep blue sea” section, and right after the next line, “Vanish in the air you’ll never find me”, Copeland brings it all back in with a single snare flam, and it’s so impeccably tasteful, so effective, so impactful in its simplicity...and so very perfect for the song, that it’s stunning. So many other drummers would have tried to fill that space (or really wanted to) with a busy, thundering (and yawningly predictable) huge drum fill... But Copeland? Nope. With that one flam on the snare, he “says” more than any 20 piece kit drummer could ever hope to present by pounding out some “big” fill, and rounding half a dozen toms in a pseudo Phil Collins “In The Air Tonight” style. Part of being a great player, particularly those that play as part of a band, is to play in ways that best serve the song, instead of serving themselves (and their own egos) with a “look how many push-ups I can do!” bragging style in their playing. Copeland is an amazing drummer to be sure, and it’s not that he can’t play technically complex fills or drum patterns, (because he absolutely can), but...he’s also a great MUSICIAN, because he has that rare gift of playing in a way that is always so very tasteful, and with parts that always serve any song he’s playing so incredibly well. IMO. 🙏
That single, potent, explosive flam is the pivot point of the track and is simple, subtle genius. Watch the recent Japan version too for more of it when Stu comes down from the huge array of percussion to pick up the bridge on his kit………just awesome.
@@nicprs5109 - thanks for the suggestion, I will definitely check that out. 🙏 The other thing about that snare flam that I forgot to mention, is that Copeland doesn’t (predictably) hit a crash cymbal on the downbeat after it, and that makes the flam all the more elegant. Sometimes (often, in fact), it’s what ISN’T played - a drum fill, a guitar lead, a bass riff, etc. - that can be far more tasteful (and way more effective and impactful) than any fancy drum fill or shredding guitar riff could ever convey. Stewart Copeland is a master of dynamics, and part of that mastery is recognizing both when and what NOT to play, and in letting a song breathe by allowing an exquisite sense of space to exist. IMHO. 🙏😊
@@donnythompson408 th-cam.com/video/43l4ksaD3vA/w-d-xo.html. I completely agree with you. And as I reflect on all the drummers I’ve listened to over my life……it’s quite possible that Stu C is by far the most exciting and dynamic……because he’s so different…. And I love some of the greats. 🙏
i play this as a cover on my roland electronic drum klt... yeah Copeland's drumming style is unique to itself...he copied no one with his signature sound, which I find refreshing!
Video style imo still kicks ass. The coked out aviators and the constant jumping.. the simplicity of the set is haunting. Pure 80s MtV before the crap.
Your story is good but your thoughts are amazing like this picture of you ❤️ l disappear at slightest bad relationship l like to be Loved you sound the same Police is so on point Im a Queen of generosity lm not above average But l like respect and love to dress and lothe around My Friends sounds Familiar to you Bet Police are something else 🎉🎉🎉
I was just about to post the same!! I had so many songs in my life.. (i am 52) but out of any song? This is my song. No one can choose. Just what u like hun
SaraSyn. Isn't the best when you hear that light bell jingle! I am so happy for you and my choices. Let it play when you're in the bathtub with bubbles.. And just close your eyes. Relax.. And LOVE this song. ❤️
Staggering musical talent, genius songwriting, beautiful videography, and no soul-less auto-tuned vocals. That is why this song stands the test of time.
Where are you 1983 laying in my bedroom watching this video on MTV doing my homework I was in 10th grade what wonderful memories so happy to be a teenager in the 80s you have to experience it to truly know how awesome it was
+Cyndi Foxx So true. My favorite of all time was the 1983 movie valley girl and it's moody soundtrack Most of our music back then for some reason was dark and moodey Like the pretty in pink soundtrack.
+Roger Stout - Most people who go online alot weren't born yet in 1983-early 84 when this song was brand new! I was just barely born lol, but I did grow up listening to this and other Police music in the early 90s.
+Meg Dit It was almost dream like I cherish those years To be a teenager of the 80s can't be explained, you're have to experience it, to really understand it
" I will turn your face to alabaster, when you find your servant is your master... " Anyone who enjoys lyrics or writing poetry or music knows how epic that lyric is !
Absolutely. And it isn't just that line, but the whole verbal buildup to it (and the instrumental buildup too, of course!). Starting with "Devil and the deep blue sea behind me."
Sting was born to be a rock star. Andy Summers is just an outstanding guitarist. He elevated Sting’s songs to a higher level and Stuart is one of the very best drummers of all time. Legendary band.
+Tank Franz Same Here. I didn't listen to synchronicity alot until grade 4 though. Lots of play time on Dad's Pioneer Stereo complete with home made sub enclosure. Every breath you take, king of pain, and wrapped around your finger provided 15 minutes of bliss. I recall finding both the album cover of synchronicity as well as the fact that sting played stand up bass somewhat disquieting in my youth. Go figure.
It's been 40 years since Wrapped Around Your Finger was released, and it still sounds as good as it did when it was released in 1983. The Police were no doubt way ahead of their time.
An incredible change of power. It went from “I’ll be wrapped around your finger” to “you’ll be wrapped around my finger”. When I found the true message of the song, it just hit so much harder. Truly incredible.
im the lucky owner of the drumset used in the video, on of my favourite Tama sets among my collection of 12 sets.. .. so this video has suddently a lot of meaning for me... love it
Stewart Copeland is his name... He has also done the intro music to The old Television show Equalizer and The George Lucas's Ewoks.... Just google his drum work along with The Late Great Neil Pert...🙏RIP...❤
5000 people either hit the wrong button, or have zero comprehension of what a quality piece of musical art is! Songs like this and Time After Time, Waiting For A Girl Like You, One More Try, I Will Always Love You, and Hysteria are what inspire hundreds of millions to care, live, and love...
@@jenniferfields7113 No! 70s, 80s, and early to mid 90s. That's not to say there weren't some classics beyond the mid 90s. But those were the golden years.
Copeland's drumming on this track is sensational. You can hear lots of reggae influence. He always had his own style and sound which made him one of the all time best drummers in rock n roll history.
50's was and is ALWAYS Better .... the DRUG shit for brainless acid head shit ex t s or shit- t s dope acid stupid @ YOU shit pot= heads.... let Kennedy get killed . then inn the worst mistake YOUR GN has MADE ophbama @ let vajaja idiot lead YOU ALL AT TV ??????????????????? ignorant LAZY U SAGGIN PILE OF WELFARE SHIT ..... fuck you have many bullets FOR LAZY ......................................
I Wouldnt know im a very late 60s child 69 to be precise.i still say late 70s to late 80s were best for music for my generation.music today is bull crap.wanna be gangsters .the late 60s were tripping with flower power
This needs more likes. Judy was already in her late 30s in 1984 which means we know she's really cool and youthful (since a lot of people that age probably weren't into new music). I adore that
Ben Rayonez he very well may’ve just got the year mixed up. My mom in her early 70s many times misdates events in her past; most times she underestimates the time that has passed, but sometimes she overshoots. Most people do not track dates well.
Me too right I was in school then living with my mom and dad, I used to buy batteries all the time smile,i always have some in my pocket ,lolololololo,i would sit all the way in back of the bus going to school good time. Looking out of the Windows,watching the tree go by thinking about my future wife and children it's funny now looking back woooow,what I life I made it...cashmere
When i used to install competition car audio systems i ALWAYS used this song as a great tunning song. If you have a killer system play this song. It sounds amazing!!!!
Already here, 42 years ago. I gotta say, I've always been impressed with this video set. As a triple fire sign, and a person obsessed with candles and firelight, this video had me captivated, along with the seductive song. How they didn't set the set on fire is beyond me. I love how Stewart has his own little avenue cubby for his kit. ❤ The whole thing is great. This song pops into my head randomly even now, monthly at least. It was a good time in my life. Also, at 60, I've been feeling a need for sunglasses like Gordon wears in the video. Except mine need to be Rx these days, lol.
***** Oh yes yes definitely, music today will never be what it was back then. People like Bowie, George Michael, Kenny G, Sting...just not gonna happen in today's era.
songs like this only come once in a lifetime
I agree but I think it would still have done good even in 2024 just because this band did things very different and different is so awesome and still worth doing!!!!!
Facts
But last a lifetime in one's psyche.
its the truth
And they remain in our hearts forever
This is not a song, it's a masterpiece of the music
Holy yes man..exactly 👍👍
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Yes
This was one of my mother's favorite songs and music videos when I was growing up. She always commented on how she thought how pretty this video is. She passed back in February 2024, and even now I cry when I hear this song. I miss her everyday. Love you mom ❤
You just made me cry, but in a good way❤
This is very sad your mother passed away such a short time ago. Both my mom and dad have been gone for some years now. I can say that with certainty: your mother(her words and deeds)will still live in your heart and thoughts. We will be praying that you have comfort in the hard days ahead. Blessings.
God bless you and God bless her! She is still with you! This is a beautiful song from the Era I grew up in. Continue listening to this masterpiece for yourself and mother.
Oh my heart, I'm 65 now and I adore this song. I lost my Mum when I was three. We could have been good friends.
Very sorry for your loss. The Police were definitely one of those bands who not only created excellent music…they were one of the rare few who actually created pure magic.
From a songwriting perspective, this is a masterclass in dynamics. Each of the three masters up their game in the 3rd verse, building the song to a crescendo that’s essentially unmatched in popular music. It’s not about volume. It’s not about tempo - but it is (as Jeff Porcaro would say) about “lope.” The song leaps ahead in the third verse - starting the with bass line, under the “Devil and the deep blue sea behind me” lyric - that’s a perfect “on ramp” to what’s about to come. Stewart plays hi-hat and rim clicks up to this point, but then erupts with tasty snare fills, kick drum and ride cymbal (on the chorus) that elevates the song. Andy’s (added) guitar part sounds like an alarm blaring: it’s subtle, but it’s a great guitar “hook” alerting listeners to the upcoming chorus. And the lyrics leading into the third chorus are among Sting’s best (and that’s saying something): “I will turn your face to alabaster: when you'll find your servant is your master: you'll be wrapped around MY finger.” What a brilliant twist! The whole song comes alive, with each musician playing an equal part in building the dynamics. This is how songs can, and should “move”. It’s not quantized. It’s not even about tempo. It’s about chops, mastery of instruments, and songwriting. Thank you Sting, Andy and Stewart.
Wow!
If I were to add a word to summarize your point of view, would "modulation" be adequate?
You just helped me appreciate great drumming!!
Amazing assessment!
On the fkn dot man! Its my favorite Sting song period
Real instruments. Real voices. Real lyrics. Real Art. ❤️
High intelligence and personality behind it...a lost age
boy linda >
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Secte fake
Beats and autotune is art too maybe not for u but for other people and believe or not his voice has autotune in it
Someone who appreciates music, knows that this song is pure magic.
Luis Carlos Vargas Durán 🤩
That freaking bass line gets me
'Magick', indeed.
Exactly, it has a mystical quality to it.
Agreed. LA Musica is fantastico!
I'm 56 and every time I hear this song I fly immediately back to my beloved 80's :-)
Me too!👏👏👏💖
Umm Mistress
Me too!
let me ask you this i want to see if this is a hard or easy question for you if you could stay young and live your 80s life forever or stay older and have the life you have now which would you pick?
@@johnnycarter2283 easy for me brother I'd stay back in the eighties I'm with the beautiful girl I had in my teens in the eighties I'm 49 now and would love to be there again. Stay safe
Born in 1972 youngest of 6 kids. We would sit in the dining room after school doing our homework good songs like this would come on the radio we quick jump up and hit play/record button on my dads boombox and bootleg this song to play over and over…. That was living!
Wow almost exactly the same as me. Oldest of four kids. We would do the exact same thing.
This is art. I'm 51 and still think 70 and 80 are the golden years of music
Esteban K facts 💯💯💯👏👏👏👏
Esteban K these are facts
You know it 😊
Thats right my friend, how we can forgive it, was a great time 80'
Esteban K just look harder lol, there’s plenty of great modern music. It’s all happening online.
Only Sting can effortlessly slip in lyrics about Mephistopheles and the Scylla and Charybdis into a rock song. Genius!!
Guy is an absolute wizard with words. You can definitely hear his roots as an english teacher shine through with his lyrical prowess.
Indeed!!!
Agree100%
*Marilyn Manson has left the chat*
@@SuperPhunThyme100 Not just with words but with melodies too!
My absolute favorite song from the police. A masterpiece 🖤
I want to play this song at my wedding 🖤
nothing like it in the world
my favourite song from the police too. it is indeed a masterpiece.
King of Pain a close 2nd 😎
agree
I’m 56 and my daughter who is 29 is at his concert right now in Vegas. ❤❤❤
Wowwww increíble ❤❤❤❤
She's got good taste in music 🎶
Stewart Copeland is a calculated mastermind on the drums. Not a hit too little, not a hit too much.
Well said...
Hell ya he is one of the best always be in my top 5 I love his Dynamics his accents he plays light and loud the perfect effect for the song
Copeland is absolute genius.... GOAT.
All of THESE Gentlemen were & are STILL "GENIUS-Level" MUSICIANS Thoughhh #RealTALK
Yeah he's pretty good.
This song is one of the most powerful songs ever written.
Yes it is indeed
Same is but there Lot others so look deeper o sok
More powerful than "The Lollipop Guild" by the Munckins?
Almost feels like it’s really about Stewart Copeland. Being the founder of the band. Then sting basically took control of the band and started to resent him.
Agreed. Check My Steel Drum Version - The Police Wrapped Around Your Finger by Dano's Island Sounds th-cam.com/video/Z8vmXgIicrM/w-d-xo.html
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When you find your servant is your master... Absolute gold lyrics
My favorite part of the song !
I love this part. It's like a complete change in the story
Yes, gorgeous 🥰
Sting, showing his mastery of Hegel.
It's even better when you live it
This is not a song. It is a piece of art.
Yes!!
Yup! But when they play it live it becomes priceless garbage!
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YOUR RIGHT!
@@unclesalty7778 I agree. Some classics do not translate live
How could you not love this song
It's amazing. Just don't hear music like it anymore.
Agreed
My fav police tune
amen bro
YOU ALREADY know bro😊... Sting,
(& his band The Police) he came here 2do a job & he did it, stung the hell outta us...ty
Sting/The Police..🐝🦂🐜🦟🕷(nvr thought about it, but he never clarified what type of sting the sting came frm..lol)
Still a great song after almost 40 years. The Synchronicity album is a masterpiece!
Especially Synchronicity 2 (Reprise)
WHAT was it 83, 84 but that was 1 giant album.
Amen PJ rose from PJ Shaw
I agree PJ Rose 🌹
I agree wholeheartedly. It is one of my favorite albums of all time. Personally, I don’t think there is a dud on the album.
There are certain 80’s songs that give me an overwhelmingly painful and bittersweet sense of nostalgia. This is definitely one of them
With u on that babe
Let me have a girlfriend
Yes indeed.... I agree
Indeed. Sting himself, was going through one of the most heartbreaking times of his life, when this album was recorded. "Wrapped around your finger", "King of pain" and "Every breath you take" are all about the pain of his divorce from his first wife.
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Who's just listening because y'all have good taste in music?
Just taking a stroll down memory lane
Me!
I see what you're doing and I love it.
I just watched a live performance of this song from the reunion tour. I came here to hear the studio version.
They're both great, but I'm partial to the live performance because Stewart goes all out on all his percussive toys.
@@jerryd1109me too
This was the last song my late husband and I danced to at a party in August 1985...Five months later he would be diagnosed with terminal Lung Cancer. We had two sons : a 1 1/2 year old and 3 year old ...he would pass away 19 months later...this song takes me back to an innocent loving supremely happy peaceful time❤️
Cancer sucks, sorry to hear how that went
😢❤
It’s a beautiful song to remember your husband by.
God bless you. Sorry for your loss. But its good you can find happiness in a song such as this one
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SOOO GOOD...2024
You'll never hear music like this again!! SIMPLY MAGIC!!
You just don't get intelligence in music anymore. The likes of Dylan, Lennon, Jagger, Townsend, Bowie, Bush, Sting were seriously bright people able to delve into high culture for inspiration. They have no modern equivalents.
Macgyver era bravo jeje
They had people wrapped around their finger back then and still do.
I agree.
@@TommyZeus-i8n Agreed. Music was way better then. So was sports, movies, tv shows, and comedy.
“Trouble on the deep blue sea BEHIND me, vanish in the air, you’ll never find me””
DEVIL and the deep blue sea behind me...
@@Thomas-u7r1n "I will turn your face to Alabaster - when you find your servant is your master" powerful lyrics.
I misheard the lyrics as this too and "caught between the silver and the gold....." 🤭
I love that part
They'll never be a better era than the 80's
Nope
#facts
American top 40 on the radio at its best!!!
Ever!
...tenes razon....
55 year old lady here who has loved The Police from the moment I first heard them. I was about 9 yrs old and "Walking on the Moon" was on some Saturday morning TV show - I was immediately HOOKED! I had some very dark times when I was a kid but I SWEAR - the music, talent and lyrics these gentlemen gave us actually saved my life! I have EVERY album they ever made (both vinyl and CD) and I also had the privilege of seeing them perform live in London several years ago. There are billions of singers/songwriters and musicians out there BUT seldom are there people that can do all 3 (i.e. sing, play AND write good lyrics)! Stewart, Andy and Sting, however, have more talent in their little fingers than most of us have in our whole bodies. Love you guys and thank you so very much! xxx
Thank you Samantha. you have expressed it so wonderfully. I am the same. Nicholas
I was very attached to their music about a year or do after Roxanne was released, since I was 12.
56 now
You are not alone on this ! I am 53 years old and have loved the police ever since i first heard them when i was a child in the last 70s
These guys are a super tallent!
I listen to the police whenever i need to reminisce my childhood/teenage years
The Police never gets old, every song still a big hit to me
you are soooo right!
They are seriously underrated. Just as good as any other great band from the 80s but rarely mentioned among them.
Even Peanuts?
@@matthewb9955 The Police were actually one of the biggest grossing bands in the 80s. They weren't even in the "just as good as any other band" club they were in a league of their own both in live ticket sales and income which is why they aren't mentioned among the others; they are not comparable, particularly when the musicianship in the 80s was on the decline due to the increased use of sampling and drum machines and less of a need for actual talent.
Forever. Fresh EVERY TIME! 🔥
As a 97’ baby, I’m jealous of you guys’ music ! 70s-80s was the best of the best
Hey Tae!
As a '64 baby, I appreciate your love of past generations music! The eighties had I think the biggest variety of one hit wonders ever. But what one hit wonders they were...
TH-cam is awesome for looking up a lot of wonderful music.
Many blessings to you,
Alan
But at least you found it. We were spoiled.
Yes it was
Young lady enjoy the music
I'm 55 years old still enjoying it
By the way you have very good taste the Police are good 👍
You have youth and that's wonderful and you have TH-cam! Also wonderful! I saw the Police in 1983 🥰
Director: How many candles?
The Police: Yes.
A bloody lot but so beautiful
You can’t see the ring of fire?
🤣🤣🤣
Not too many, just right....
It's mostly candle's and mirrors 😄 , there's definitely a lot of candle's but I don't think there's as many as you see.
Their work is still somehow incredibly underrated even today in 2024. So many different styles, no two albums the same. This is a masterpiece in anyone's era or language.
They are not underrated at all, anyone who knows about music from this era knows how massive and amazing they were/are.
@@arunphillips6977 I grew up in that era, have a fair idea.
Rush and The Police are some of the greatest. Only 3 members and their music is incredible
It is a gorgeous song.
Why do you underate them ? Chatbot rhetoric
39 years later you fully realize how masterful this piece of music it was
You are SO right! Although I loved it in 1983 I didn't fully realise that this record is quality in every way! Genius lyrics & a truly haunting melody that lingers for ages on the playout of the track - For me, this magical min or so of instrumental with stunning percussion just takes me to better place.....1983 again!
Right
@@LoinkyToinky starting at 82
I never stopped KNOWING that this is magical and masterful. Never stopped listening.
Ubetcha, fir me, it hit me (this song did hard when I was about 30) so sing was about 20 or a little more old
One of the best songs ever written, lyrically and musically.
By a fantastic band
Well what do u expect?? They are British after all 😊👍🇬🇧
Period!!!
And the russians too..what a coinsidence the history repeats.
Most definitely
Proud 80's kid here! This is one phenomenal masterpiece.
Ditto to all of that!!!
I always preferred this to Every Breath You Take
This song always reminds me of an era gone by when music was music. Growing up, I had a chance to listen to all music. And I am thankful for music, like many great artists that I tuned into as a kid, a teenager, a young adult, and now as a 57 year old young woman. It's amazing how songs bring back memories, good or bad.
I am 47. I do agree to your comments
50 and feel the same way.
There's is still music that is music today. The shame is that one must search for it; it's not readily found.
@@ishen3771 bingo... as an enthusiast of 70s, 80s and some 90s music i had basically given up on modern music a while ago until i ran across this young lady during the pandemic: th-cam.com/video/m3lF2qEA2cw/w-d-xo.html. that kind of unique authenticity and raw talent is just getting overwhelmed by high volume heavily marketed over produced mush and have to dig to find it
63 and feel the same. Wondering what has happened. At least it easily accessible today to revisit.
I absolutely CANNOT FATHOM that this song is almost 40 years old. Time flies so unapologetically swiftly.
Those were the day's
Just reminiscing damn those days are never coming back thing's was so Mello 💯
Well said my fellow intellect
I am almost 40.....
we will be dead before we know it!
Fucking love it when the guitar changes and the drums kick in towards the end, pure musical energy, love it
That moment, exactly
Same!
If you listen closely, this is the moment when the lyrics change too. It changes from him being the guy running for her (I'll be wrapped...), to the guy becoming the "master", letting go (You'll be wrapped...) and reclaiming his power. Even the listener feels the shift in feelings!
Yeah, Copeland had such a killer snare sound, just cuts through and rocks the whole tune.
Called the "bridge" musical term....and yes.
True freedom is when no one owns you
Stewart Copeland is such a grand drummer, a minimalist magician.
His interview with Rick Beato is really good.
Stewart a minimalist... A great Joke You said
@@alegauna366 what would you call any individual who doesn't fill up his space with unnecessary things?
I had my 8 yr old son in the car with me today and they played this song on the classic radio station. When it finished my son said daddy play it again. Warms my heart that some kids of this lost generation can still appreciate wonderful music like this as we did in the 80s.
I’m 13 and my favorite song is Synchronicity II. This is my second favorite.
Good taste young man!
Awww!🥰
Lost generation? Smh
@@DrOrr wdym by lost generation?
Being born in 1964 and fully lived the 80s was the best thing could happen to me. This song is an absolute masterpiece!
64 too. We were so lucky to have experienced the 80's.
Born in 65' and I saw the Police in concert when I was a teenager. Best music ever 🎶🎼
@@angiemeza9057 Never saw them. Wish I had.
66 born and saw them live in 2008.
Yes it is. 1977. I used to watch this on Video One. Richard Blade was the host.
Over 8.2 million ppl know what good music is😎
Make that 8.8
9 million please :)
J vagabond nevermind
gotye
just a great song
The music has laid back island vibes. 🏝️
It's supposed to have those vibes, the police based their original sound off of those vibes.
3:18 The way the finale builds up is phenomenal. Goosebumps. Always.
Props to Sting's bassline. That's what's building the climax
It's the absolute best...then Stewart starts going off at 3:33 and it's just incredible.
I always get this vivid image of the former master in a dark room, with the servant's voice booming from all directions, taunting him, saying "You'll never find me!" And then he strikes in a flash of light.
Devil worship tho
There is a reason for this, you can't outrun the devil and the deal you made. You think you can, so sting wrote it in hopes he was more powerful and could leave it all behind. You cannot, the song puts a spell like most that's why it is magic, evil and powerful. It's why we listen over and over. Look at the most repeated section on the TH-cam line..it starts at 3:18
One of the best songs of our time.
FrenchArtAntiques Paris It’s so beautiful, unique, dark, and overall a masterpiece
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No every little thing she does is magic there best song ever!
@@pam164 no it's not actually.
Stewart Copeland’s drumming is...sublime.
At 3:30, in the softer “Devil and the deep blue sea” section, and right after the next line, “Vanish in the air you’ll never find me”, Copeland brings it all back in with a single snare flam, and it’s so impeccably tasteful, so effective, so impactful in its simplicity...and so very perfect for the song, that it’s stunning.
So many other drummers would have tried to fill that space (or really wanted to) with a busy, thundering (and yawningly predictable) huge drum fill...
But Copeland? Nope.
With that one flam on the snare, he “says” more than any 20 piece kit drummer could ever hope to present by pounding out some “big” fill, and rounding half a dozen toms in a pseudo Phil Collins “In The Air Tonight” style.
Part of being a great player, particularly those that play as part of a band, is to play in ways that best serve the song, instead of serving themselves (and their own egos) with a “look how many push-ups I can do!” bragging style in their playing.
Copeland is an amazing drummer to be sure, and it’s not that he can’t play technically complex fills or drum patterns, (because he absolutely can), but...he’s also a great MUSICIAN, because he has that rare gift of playing in a way that is always so very tasteful, and with parts that always serve any song he’s playing so incredibly well.
IMO.
🙏
Nice observation. I'm going to have another listen.
That single, potent, explosive flam is the pivot point of the track and is simple, subtle genius. Watch the recent Japan version too for more of it when Stu comes down from the huge array of percussion to pick up the bridge on his kit………just awesome.
@@nicprs5109 - thanks for the suggestion, I will definitely check that out. 🙏
The other thing about that snare flam that I forgot to mention, is that Copeland doesn’t (predictably) hit a crash cymbal on the downbeat after it, and that makes the flam all the more elegant.
Sometimes (often, in fact), it’s what ISN’T played - a drum fill, a guitar lead, a bass riff, etc. - that can be far more tasteful (and way more effective and impactful) than any fancy drum fill or shredding guitar riff could ever convey.
Stewart Copeland is a master of dynamics, and part of that mastery is recognizing both when and what NOT to play, and in letting a song breathe by allowing an exquisite sense of space to exist.
IMHO.
🙏😊
@@donnythompson408 th-cam.com/video/43l4ksaD3vA/w-d-xo.html. I completely agree with you. And as I reflect on all the drummers I’ve listened to over my life……it’s quite possible that Stu C is by far the most exciting and dynamic……because he’s so different…. And I love some of the greats. 🙏
Fuckin A man.
I was born October 28, 1975. This is one of the first real songs (not kid's music) I remember liking.
Started at 1.965..... and never stop to listen the BEST 60s 70s 80s !!!!!!!
Stewart Copeland’s drumming is insanely perfect in this song!!
Dude is one of the top 10 drummers in the world.
i play this as a cover on my roland electronic drum klt... yeah Copeland's drumming style is unique to itself...he copied no one with his signature sound, which I find refreshing!
Love how he just holds out on that snare. Dynamics!
My favorite drummer
You can say he was inspired by a lot of reggae drummers like Carlton Barret, Sly Dunbar and more. Reggae drummers play in that style.
Sound of the 80's, there's no other sound like it.
Solomon King ,and will never be duplicated....... Maybe sampled but never Dupulicated !
Well '80s certainly very good. But I guess you missed the '60s. I was there!
Yes say that
Had to stop and say you said it best brutha
@@rolandoalvarez1133 Such a haunting song; and video.
😂 3 guys and a bunch of candles and it still rocks better than the music today! 🎵🕯️🕯️🕯️
Absolutely 💯
Video style imo still kicks ass. The coked out aviators and the constant jumping.. the simplicity of the set is haunting. Pure 80s MtV before the crap.
still the Dawn of MTV videos (an extension of FM Radio)
Moyen en Français
"Devil and the deep blue sea behind me! Vanish in the air you'll never find me" is my favorite lyric / part of the song.
Rapture anyone 😉?
Devil and the deep blue sea behind me.
@@Amarti58 thank you 🙏
Your story is good but your thoughts are amazing like this picture of you ❤️ l disappear at slightest bad relationship l like to be Loved you sound the same Police is so on point Im a Queen of generosity lm not above average But l like respect and love to dress and lothe around My Friends sounds Familiar to you Bet Police are something else 🎉🎉🎉
Deep blue sea represent people very metaphoric
This is one of my ultimate favorite songs in the world ♥️
🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
*! i can only Imagine .. **#thE**-JOY this Man & his Partner ... 'baking' Children together! :D*
I was just about to post the same!! I had so many songs in my life.. (i am 52) but out of any song? This is my song. No one can choose. Just what u like hun
SaraSyn. Isn't the best when you hear that light bell jingle! I am so happy for you and my choices. Let it play when you're in the bathtub with bubbles.. And just close your eyes. Relax.. And LOVE this song. ❤️
You have good taste Sara...
Staggering musical talent, genius songwriting, beautiful videography, and no soul-less auto-tuned vocals. That is why this song stands the test of time.
Well said. I’m in love.
Glad they brought their jazz chops to the mainstream. They are masters of their craft, with nothing to prove but just to touch the soul.
Where are you 1983 laying in my bedroom watching this video on MTV doing my homework I was in 10th grade what wonderful memories so happy to be a teenager in the 80s you have to experience it to truly know how awesome it was
+Cyndi Foxx
So true. My favorite of all time was the 1983 movie valley girl and it's moody soundtrack
Most of our music back then for some reason was dark and moodey
Like the pretty in pink soundtrack.
+Roger Stout - Most people who go online alot weren't born yet in 1983-early 84 when this song was brand new! I was just barely born lol, but I did grow up listening to this and other Police music in the early 90s.
+JPMcFly1985Two
I was born 1968
This song hit mtv in 1983
+Cyndi Foxx : You got that right! I feel lucky to have been a teenager in the 80's. I don't ever think it could be replicated today.
+Meg Dit
It was almost dream like
I cherish those years
To be a teenager of the 80s can't be explained, you're have to experience it, to really understand it
This song is better then walking on the moon
No bling bling, no silicone tanned bodies, just brilliant songwriting and powerful lyrics
You forgot to mention the best bassist to ever be recorded!
@@joevid1992 is he THAt good
@@joevid1992 there is no best
And candles
There were people like that.
Haven't you heard of Hair metal?
Anyways this song is dope
The only problem with this song: It ends
loop it, End the problem.
Lol
Thank goodness it does.
So true!
Sreejan Rayhan Mahanta True
Whoever arranged this and wrote the lyrics was a geniius. Very much a piece of soulful music!
Back in the 80's there were many reports of hip HS teachers using the lyrics of this song to expand the vocabulary of their students. True story
His name is Sting.
Written by Sting (the guy singing the lead) and arranged by all three members; but mostly Sting LOL
@@007ndcno lie. My 8th grade literature teacher quoted this song almost daily that year.
Sting wrote this song and melody.
One of the best videos by The Police.. directed by Godly and Creame... A masterpiece... Timeless
" I will turn your face to alabaster, when you find your servant is your master... "
Anyone who enjoys lyrics or writing poetry or music knows how epic that lyric is !
Yes
Here! Here!
Beauty moment
Absolutely. And it isn't just that line, but the whole verbal buildup to it (and the instrumental buildup too, of course!). Starting with "Devil and the deep blue sea behind me."
One of the thing I absolutely *love* in poetry is the reversal of fortunes! Servant becoming master and vice versa! O fortuna!
Copeland's drumming in this song is criminally under rated. The gentle fills and artistic use of the symbols is a clinic for drummers to follow.
Listen to Driven To Tears as well👍
YES
Cymbals.
I'm a musician, not a drummer though.
I swear I've heard that fill on the snare a million times and I'm still not sure what he's doing there
@@FunksIncKeys Please tell me what are those chords starting at 2:02, when Sting jumps.
Sting was born to be a rock star. Andy Summers is just an outstanding guitarist. He elevated Sting’s songs to a higher level and Stuart is one of the very best drummers of all time. Legendary band.
Yes you're right i agree
Yes. Perfect comment
Stewart, not Stuart. And yes I agree wholeheartedly.
@@AlejandroMS67 yeah I spelt his name wrong which is unusual as I’m a fan of his and the band in general. The Police were one of the true supergroups.
Yeah. They are top 5 easily
"Mephistopheles is not your name" Classic line!
As an 80's teen,
I heard this song for the first time on *MTV* .
It has such a mellow and easy flowing rhythm.
Love Sting.
I miss the old MTV
@@sansawinslow2310 I want my MTV
@@sansawinslow2310
So do I ❗
@@harmendraisma9392
_Me_ _too_ .
That it does. I was a teen in the 80s also.
3rd grade, elementary school, Stars Wars, funny 80's sitcoms, kickass 80's cartoons & GREAT MUSIC!
+Tank Franz Same Here. I didn't listen to synchronicity alot until grade 4 though. Lots of play time on Dad's Pioneer Stereo complete with home made sub enclosure. Every breath you take, king of pain, and wrapped around your finger provided 15 minutes of bliss.
I recall finding both the album cover of synchronicity as well as the fact that sting played stand up bass somewhat disquieting in my youth. Go figure.
damn dude, I was in the 3rd grade too! thats like back in 83,I used to catch mtv everyday after school, fuck doing homework! lol
You guys are so lucky. I know it's cliche and all, but for real, I would give everything to live in this wonderful era.
Woooo! Damn sure you're right yes! Yes! Yes! Two thumbs up on that one.
so true
It's been 40 years since Wrapped Around Your Finger was released, and it still sounds as good as it did when it was released in 1983. The Police were no doubt way ahead of their time.
Holy shit I’m old
@@jmythngdmb It can't be 40 years. I remember buying it like it was yesterday.
Old is Gold❤
"when you find you servant is your master" is a very good lyric have to listen to it over and over again
@janeydever752 yes, it is
Came here from Rick Beato's conversation just to hear that lyric that makes Stewart hate this song so much!
"I will turn your face to alabaster..."
An incredible change of power. It went from “I’ll be wrapped around your finger” to “you’ll be wrapped around my finger”. When I found the true message of the song, it just hit so much harder. Truly incredible.
This song is a great late night listen. A timeless masterpiece of mood and atmosphere.
I totally agree. One thing about the late 70s and 80s very ethereal & atmospheric!
I’m on it
💕😎💯
🌠💞💖💞💯💓💓✨✨✨💫
Sheltering in place this song is gold, during a pandemic.
Facts
Let's keep it 6 feet apart from those candles folks. Alright, so where's that toilet paper?
So true!!
thats so true still on lockdown here and this song is helping me with the struggle.
Its gold jerry,Gold!
Stewart Copeland takes this song to another level . Just an amazing drummer
The production on the drums is just perfect. Doesn't get any better.
im the lucky owner of the drumset used in the video, on of my favourite Tama sets among my collection of 12 sets.. .. so this video has suddently a lot of meaning for me... love it
@@tmjensen69 Did you end up with the complete set, hardware and all or just the shells?
@@DrummingMoose shells .. 2 bd .. 1 snare.. 4 toms and 2 floortoms .. and some imperialstar hardware pedals.. and hihat stand
@@DrummingMoose got some pics of some of my kits on face. Thomas Michael Jensen .. Mr Tama
Stewart Copeland is his name... He has also done the intro music to The old Television show Equalizer and The George Lucas's Ewoks.... Just google his drum work along with The Late Great Neil Pert...🙏RIP...❤
Listened to it when I was 16. Knew it was a special song. Now I'm an old man it makes me sad how quickly life passes us by.
agreed
@@siroswaldfortitude5346 Me too :)
Aqui en mexico somos los chavorrucos ! Que no decaiga el animo por esas buenas rolas !!
We must be very close in age,....I think we all mourn our youth,...but it's ok,....
Got the same ❤❤
I'm African American 46. I don't discriminate no music or race. he ripped this boyeeee
I'm American, and yes, truly stellar.
Same age. Same feeling
Never stopped listening. 🔆
I'm white as a fresh bed sheet and 35. You're damn right he he did.
What’s your disgusting colour got to do with anything
Meg And Vi the type of music that is prominent in the place where the ethnicity is claimed to be
" I will turn your face to alabaster when you find your servant is your master " One of the greatest lyrics ever
Far too intelligent for today's audiences.One of the things which made music at that time worth listening to...
Mary Ella Sure are!
she has CANCER >> last thx Day ever ... I am master .
i will turn your face to choke > at all Girls want to swallow !!!
I agree
The "Andy Shuffle" in slow-mo.
A masterpiece.
dear 80s please come back
dear, DEAR 80s. :)
Yeah, but keep Thatcher where she's at now.
@@theypeedonmyrug I was thinking the same, except I am American so I am talking about Reagan.
Excelent Words mi friemd
please I will kill all the kardashian s for u please come back
Someone who truly appreciates music knows the best songs are the old ones
you can say that again!!
5000 people either hit the wrong button, or have zero comprehension of what a quality piece of musical art is! Songs like this and Time After Time, Waiting For A Girl Like You, One More Try, I Will Always Love You, and Hysteria are what inspire hundreds of millions to care, live, and love...
Come on Girls just wanna have fun looking for her Jukebox hero!! So Urgent, If you're gonna do it Right. Don't be Foolin'!!!!
...& now, because UTube CENSORS down votes, we can't have an honest impression on any song/video/podcast...etc.
#WeAreTheNewsNow
People have opinions
I laugh about idiots bragging about "I will always love you" as a wedding song...to LAME...IT IS A DIVORCE SONG!!!!
Tracks like this are GOLD.... Anything Police, Phil Collins, Prince.... When music was GOOD.
Kolossal
I'm 49, still swear that the 80s and 90s will always be the best era of great music. I will listen to this until I die and hopefully long after.
49 too.. nothing will beat this era of music in my opinion..
60s.60s 80s 90s.early 2000s mid 2000s had stop with me .
@@jenniferfields7113
No! 70s, 80s, and early to mid 90s. That's not to say there weren't some classics beyond the mid 90s. But those were the golden years.
70's and 80's is for me
@@lemuellopena1157
70s, 80s, and early to mid 90s for me.
Listening to this during Coronavirus 2020. Love and peace to all
real talk bro be safe
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Thank you stay safe all!♥
Same
Same to you Dear.
3:18 always gets me goosebumps man. so ethereal!!!
Right! The, “I will turn your face to alabaster” part always gets me! 🤘🎶🎸
The same happens to me. The best part of the song. 🥰
Ditto!
Yes! It's pure magic.
That whole stanza always gives me chills. The whole thing, not just the lyrics, but everyone's parts.
I actually think this was a better song than Every Breath You Take.
💯 agree
A piece of heaven for 5 minutes.
Indeed.
@@fullthrottlealways today music a real trash
@@liongaming8174 they said that very same thing about are music back then...
you're wrong dude,no one said that dude.Amen.
Copeland's drumming on this track is sensational. You can hear lots of reggae influence.
He always had his own style and sound which made him one of the all time best drummers in rock n roll history.
3:33. Amazing
For sure, but I still can't understand why ''Mighty Max Weinberg'' doesn't get more attention!
Copeland is one of the best drummers and gets very little attention.
+tryithere You guys are not from the drumming community, are y'all?
True, but he's staring daggers at poor Sting...tensions in the band???
These are songs that still sound better than any of today's music.
The 80s had that distinct sound like no other ❤ Love 80s music
ronnie... i completely agree with the unique exception of this young lady i ran into a few years ago: th-cam.com/video/m3lF2qEA2cw/w-d-xo.html
Masterpiece ❤
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By a trillion miles TBH buddy God bless you for seeing the truth the light
Damn this song so good
This is one of the underrated jams of all time
This time
It hit number 8 on Billboard in the US...
#7 on the UK charts… heavily played on MTV!!! Not underrated…
70s and 80s best for music .period .
60s was great too IMO
Love this track sting you the man .thats music .
50's was and is ALWAYS Better .... the DRUG shit for brainless acid head shit ex t s or shit- t s dope acid stupid @ YOU shit pot= heads.... let Kennedy get killed . then inn the worst mistake YOUR GN has MADE ophbama @ let vajaja idiot lead YOU ALL AT TV ??????????????????? ignorant LAZY U SAGGIN PILE OF WELFARE SHIT ..... fuck you have many bullets FOR LAZY ......................................
I Wouldnt know im a very late 60s child 69 to be precise.i still say late 70s to late 80s were best for music for my generation.music today is bull crap.wanna be gangsters .the late 60s were tripping with flower power
no@ ma kklliidd puke spit @ U .. have no mama-- No father - you are so hurt
well I'm a 74 yr old lady who is a total phanatic about the 70,80,and 90ies music,and I love all kinds.arent we great.👍
Classic
God bless you lady
Love this Judy 😂
This needs more likes. Judy was already in her late 30s in 1984 which means we know she's really cool and youthful (since a lot of people that age probably weren't into new music). I adore that
I'm 26 love the police.
I truly miss the 80's and I wish I could go back for just one day please 🙏
The 80's, kids. Where musical genius lived :)
My Sony Walkman went through 8 sets of batteries in a month listening to this back in Summer, 1982.
This is late 1983 early 1984 when this was released.
Ben Rayonez he very well may’ve just got the year mixed up.
My mom in her early 70s many times misdates events in her past; most times she underestimates the time that has passed, but sometimes she overshoots.
Most people do not track dates well.
they made some money of batteries I know they hurting now owe well fuck em!
@@grimrapper27 true
Me too right I was in school then living with my mom and dad, I used to buy batteries all the time smile,i always have some in my pocket ,lolololololo,i would sit all the way in back of the bus going to school good time. Looking out of the Windows,watching the tree go by thinking about my future wife and children it's funny now looking back woooow,what I life I made it...cashmere
When i used to install competition car audio systems i ALWAYS used this song as a great tunning song. If you have a killer system play this song. It sounds amazing!!!!
I wish I have one to blow my self bicouse i love this song is like adrenaline in my veins
This song does sound amazing on my home stereo.
I worked at a stereo shop also and this would be the song to get the woofers ready at the Sunday sound off competition.
been there ... did that!
You're absolutely correct sounds great on a good system.
Already here, 42 years ago.
I gotta say, I've always been impressed with this video set.
As a triple fire sign, and a person obsessed with candles and firelight, this video had me captivated, along with the seductive song.
How they didn't set the set on fire is beyond me.
I love how Stewart has his own little avenue cubby for his kit. ❤
The whole thing is great. This song pops into my head randomly even now, monthly at least.
It was a good time in my life.
Also, at 60, I've been feeling a need for sunglasses like Gordon wears in the video. Except mine need to be Rx these days, lol.
When the song reaches its peak with, "I will turn your face to alabaster, when you find your servant is your master." So good!
This song is just so god damn amazing. I listened to this for 4 hours straight on repeat today. I regret nothing lol.
I have done the same ! Lol
+Richard Quinto 1983
***** Oh yes yes definitely, music today will never be what it was back then. People like Bowie, George Michael, Kenny G, Sting...just not gonna happen in today's era.
nice...
Man bro...One of the dopest songs ever!!!!
Another timeless hit! The Police are so underrated
They're great. But underrated? Please. They are literally on every list ever created for greatest bands of all time
Huge in the UK ❤
MTV days with this playing love this song 🎵