| 01 |
The Last Ship |
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| 02 |
Dead Man's Boots |
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| 03 |
And Yet |
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| 04 |
August Winds |
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| 05 |
Language Of Birds |
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| 06 |
Practical Arrangement |
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| 07 |
The Night The Pugilist Learned How To Dance |
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| 08 |
Ballad Of The Great Eastern |
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| 09 |
What Have We Got? |
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| 10 |
I Love Her But She Loves Someone Else |
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| 11 |
So To Speak |
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| 12 |
The Last Ship |
3:20 | $1.29 |
I originally hated the Dream of Blue Turtles when the RCA tape club sent it to me after I forgot to send back my reply card. Eventually it grew on me to become one of my favorite albums. Since then, I have tried to give him the benefit of the doubt on each release, but it's getting harder each time as Sting gets just a little more boring with each one. This one seems perfect for insomniacs and accountants.
It was early 1979. The Police's debut album, Outlandos d'Amour had just been released. The band was on their round of debut performances in the United States, playing such showcase clubs as the Bottom Line in Manhattan and My Father's Place in Roslyn, Long Island. Most everyone in those 300-500 seaters who saw the Anglo-American trio of Stewart Copeland on drums, Andy Summers on guitar and Gordon "Sting" Sumner on bass and lead vocals -… more »
