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| gandalfbmg (3 mi from Paradise (Missouri)) | Posted: Oct 05, 2007 - 08:22 orpheus wrote: don't forget that character from dune, that was pretty rad ;)  Feyd Rautha. Everything about that version of Dune sucks including that bit of gimmick casting. Check out the Sci Fi Channel's Dune miniseries, now THEY got it right. |
| streetsintherain (Boston, MA) | Posted: Mar 19, 2004 - 15:20 just saw Sting live in a 3,000 seat theater...this song brought me to tears. amazing. |
| nielsen (Gothenburg) | Posted: Aug 14, 2003 - 03:52 Originally Posted by weepixel:
I love Sting, but I have to say Eva Cassidy's version of this song is even better than the original. If anyone is overrated that's her. |
| orpheus (east coast) | Posted: Jul 24, 2003 - 13:47 Originally Posted by Dave_Mack:
I like three things about Sting: 1. The Ace Face in Quadrophenia 2. The Police 3. Der Schtinglehoffer (Sting with Rob Schneider in the elevator on Saturday Night Live) 'Fraid this song didn't make the list. don't forget that character from dune, that was pretty rad ;) |
| Dan_Dare (Minneapolis, MN) | Posted: Jul 24, 2003 - 13:44 Bored now. This is OK, but can be heard on any MOR radio station... |
| Dave_Mack (Saratoga, CA) | Posted: Jul 14, 2003 - 08:55 I like three things about Sting: 1. The Ace Face in Quadrophenia 2. The Police 3. Der Schtinglehoffer (Sting with Rob Schneider in the elevator on Saturday Night Live) 'Fraid this song didn't make the list. |
| SuperWeh (Delft) | Posted: Jul 04, 2003 - 03:02 Sting needs Andy Summers and Stu Copeland! |
| jpbergjr (Woodstock, IL) | Posted: Jun 13, 2003 - 21:32 Acknowledging his "talent", I find Stings solo material so selfish and boring. Surrounding yourself with other great players is always a good thing, but when the song sucks, the song sucks. If the song rambles on, it rambles on regardless of who is playing it. Good for Sting and his good fortune, but none if it came from me. |
| lbrc (Chicago, IL) | Posted: May 15, 2003 - 13:10 originally posted by dmax:
i always contended that the police were basically sting's voice and copeland's drums. wait a second, isn't manu catche (sp?) on drums? stewart copeland is awesome but so is this guy! they are all up there with the likes of neil peart, john bonham, and buddy rich. sting ain't doing all that bad as yu say he is. he has some major musical powerhouses surrounding him on stage. |
| Leslie (under a rock in Antioch, CA (155 mi. south of RP)) | Posted: May 03, 2003 - 23:43 Originally Posted by weepixel:
I love Sting, but I have to say Eva Cassidy's version of this song is even better than the original. Eva's version of this is incredible. |
| weepixel (Secret Hideaway (USA)) | Posted: Apr 03, 2003 - 09:30 I love Sting, but I have to say Eva Cassidy's version of this song is even better than the original. |
| rgj13 (San Francisco (170 mi. SSW of Paradise)) | Posted: Feb 21, 2003 - 14:06 Originally Posted by mrrmaid1:
I had an ex who used to force feed me huge unwanted helpings of Sting, making me hate the guy for a few years. While I am not his biggest fan, I have grown to love this song truly. WHEN and if, I ever meet "the one" I want him to sing this to me....if you are out there...take note!!! Duly noted, mrrmaid ;) |
| mr.selfdestruct (Edmonton) | Posted: Feb 21, 2003 - 14:04 Great song, but Sting sounds like he has a cold in this version. |
| Joyfulchristine (CA) | Posted: Feb 21, 2003 - 14:04 You'll forrrrrget the sun... I much prefer the original version, without all the RRR's. |
| mperry (Columbia, MO) | Posted: Feb 11, 2003 - 09:05 Originally Posted by Relayer:
Ugh! Anything Sting has released beyond The Police and his first couple solo albums are just tired, sappy, pop crud. Have to disagree about such a broad statement. I can understand how we can feel a bit "betrayed" from not being able to find out what The Police might have done had they been able to get along - which by the way, is another reason the Stones and U2 and even the Who deserve credit in this regard - staying together to put out a growing and evolving body of work. Unfortunately Sting did leave and so we only get half (not a third, but not three quarters either) of what could have been. Like the individual Beatles, even the most talented/creative, Sting has put out solo music that has merit, some certainly ranking with the best of the Police. So I try to keep my mind open because you still might hear bits of that greatness here and there. This song, which is nearly ten years old now, is one of Sting's lyrics; and the matching music works well too. I espcially like this live version being played here at Radio Paradise. This sounds very, very good, Bill. (perfect "mid-day" vibe.) (Is there any way you might be able to note where this recording orinates?) |
| (8?» (ø³) | Posted: Feb 11, 2003 - 08:58 Originally Posted by BigBand:
All Sting is Ho-Hum...he should call himself Bump. Or "Ticklish" |
| Relayer (Oviedo, FL) | Posted: Nov 11, 2002 - 13:18 Ugh! Anything Sting has released beyond The Police and his first couple solo albums are just tired, sappy, pop crud. |
| jpalembas (Washington, DC) | Posted: Nov 01, 2002 - 08:38 that line... "feel her body rise when you kiss her mouth" ... still makes my heart go pillter-patter after the 3,000th time i've heard this song! :) |
| (former member) (Martha's Boarding House, Push, NV) | Posted: Nov 01, 2002 - 08:37 Originally Posted by jack_caughran:
More evidence that The Police were good because of Stewart Copeland.
I always contended that the Police were basically Sting's voice and Copeland's drums. |
| mrrmaid1 (Baltimore, MD) | Posted: Oct 01, 2002 - 15:09 I had an ex who used to force feed me huge unwanted helpings of Sting, making me hate the guy for a few years. While I am not his biggest fan, I have grown to love this song truly. WHEN and if, I ever meet "the one" I want him to sing this to me....if you are out there...take note!!! |
| Traden (Fredericton, NB) | Posted: Apr 04, 2002 - 07:13 Great song... |
| vernalbogneris (Vancouver, BC) | Posted: Mar 24, 2002 - 22:38 One of the stronger songs in Stings recent catalogue -- I give it a 4. Get my drift? |
| BigBand (Wakefield, MA) | Posted: Mar 15, 2002 - 19:15 All Sting is Ho-Hum...he should call himself Bump. |
| rmurray248 (EAST Paradise, MA) | Posted: Feb 22, 2002 - 23:02 Nice, tight, live version. I like it. |
| Yfandes78 (Berkeley, CA) | Posted: Feb 21, 2002 - 16:21 This is a cheesy, sappy, chick song. I LOVE IT! It's such a guilty pleasure, like eating chocolate and watching cartoons late at night. |
| jack_caughran (Oak Park, IL) | Posted: Feb 07, 2002 - 07:56 More evidence that The Police were good because of Stewart Copeland. |
| tlem (Fairfax, VA) | Posted: Feb 07, 2002 - 07:54 Not a bad song, but a little too immaculate to be engaging. Something with rough edges is more likely to snag me. |
| rhw (Chicago, IL) | Posted: Dec 16, 2001 - 00:20 I give it a 7. The original gets a 9. |
| JBC75 (Decatur, GA) | Posted: Dec 10, 2001 - 21:01 Makes me close my eyes and smile..... I like it. |
| Eric_Halfa_Bee (Tucson, AZ) | Posted: Nov 28, 2001 - 22:51 As we eat from fields of mold... You know, I know I've heard sting songs I like, but every time I hear one on RP I have the urge to break out the 1s and 2s. |