GHOST IN THE MACHINE THE POLICE STING NAUTILUS HALF SPEED MASTERED SUPER DISC
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Additional Information about Ghost in the Machine by The Police (Audiophile Vinyl; Half-Speed Mastered Superdisc 1981, Nautilus-A&M (USA))
CONDITION: COVER SHOWS A LITTLE WEAR HERE AND THERE. AUDIOPHILE VINYL IN EX CONDITION. SOUNDS AWESOME! HAS FOLD-OUT CIRCUITRY BOARD PRINT INSERT AND ANTI-STATIC INNER SLEEVE.
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Album Features
UPC:
N/A
Artist:
The Police
Format:
Audiophile vinyl
Release Year:
1981
Record Label:
A&M / Nautilus (USA)
Genre:
New Wave, Rock & Pop
Track Listing
1. Spirits in the Material World
2. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
3. Invisible Sun
4. Hungry for You (J'Aurais Toujours Faim de Toil)
5. Demolition Man
6. Too Much Information
7. Rehumanize Yourself
8. One World (Not Three)
9. Omega Man
10. Secret Journey
11. Darkness
Details
Playing Time:
71 min.
Contributing Artists:
Jean Roussel
Producer:
The Police, Hugh Padgham
Distributor:
A&M
Recording Type:
Studio
Recording Mode:
Stereo
Album Notes
The Police: Sting (vocals, keyboards, bass); Andy Summers (guitar); Stewart Copeland (drums).Additional personnel: Jean Roussel (keyboards).Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat.Personnel: Andy Summers (vocals, guitar); Stewart Copeland (vocals, drums); Sting (vocals); Jean Roussel (keyboards).Recording information: Air Studios, Montserrat; Le Studio, Quebec, Canada; Studio, Quebec, Canada.In the wake of ZENYATTA MONDATTA's massive success, the Police edged even further away from their earlier reggae leanings, but instead of moving into the mainstream, they continued experimenting with sophisticated textures and exotic rhythms. Sure, there's the archetypal hummable pop hit, which Sting manages to throw in with virtually every album (here it's the romantic, frothy "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic,") but there's more darkness here, both musical and lyrical, than on any previous Police recording.Sting picks up on the social-consciousness thread of ZENYATTA's "Driven to Tears" on several tunes here. From the bleak "Invisible Sun" to the rage-against-the-machine sentiments of "Too Much Information and "Rehumanize Yourself," the lyrics speak of the soul's inability to keep pace with advancing technology and all its pitfalls. It's not all gloom and doom, though, as the propulsive, funky "Demolition Man" and "Hungry for You" attest.
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