The Police
1984-02-08
William & Mary College
Williamsburg, Virginia
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Voices Inside My Head
02. Synchronicity I
03. Synchronicity II
04. Walking In Your Footsteps
05. Message In A Bottle
06. Walking On The Moon
07. Oh My God
08. De Do Do Do
09. Wrapped Around Your Finger
10. Tea In The Sahara
11. Hole In My Life
12. Spirits In The Material World
13. Invisible Sun
14. One World
15. King Of Pain
16. Don't Stand So Close To Me
17. Every Breath You Take
18. Murder By Numbers
19. Roxanne
20. Can't Stand Losing You
1984-02-08
William & Mary College
Williamsburg, Virginia
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Voices Inside My Head
02. Synchronicity I
03. Synchronicity II
04. Walking In Your Footsteps
05. Message In A Bottle
06. Walking On The Moon
07. Oh My God
08. De Do Do Do
09. Wrapped Around Your Finger
10. Tea In The Sahara
11. Hole In My Life
12. Spirits In The Material World
13. Invisible Sun
14. One World
15. King Of Pain
16. Don't Stand So Close To Me
17. Every Breath You Take
18. Murder By Numbers
19. Roxanne
20. Can't Stand Losing You
1984 - During their almost year long world tour in 1983/84, The Police just might have been the biggest rock act in
the world. On June 1, 1983, the band had released the album
Synchronicity, which went to #1 on the Billboard charts, selling 8
million copies. The disc yielded 4 top 20 singles - Synchronicity II
at #16, Wrapped Around Your Finger at #8, King of Pain at #3 and Every
Breath You Take, which like the album, climbed all the way to #1. When
the band toured in support of Synchronicity, they found they
could fill 50,000 seat stadiums such as Shea in New York, the same venue
the Beatles had filled some 2 decades prior. As a result, perhaps the
band felt they had no more mountains to climb, as soon after, they would
disband, spurred on in part by Sting's decision to release a solo disc.
This excellent audience recording captures the band on their final tour until
the 21st century, on February 8, 1984, 34 years ago today, in Williamsburg, VA.



0 comments:
Post a Comment