2008 The Police reunion, "“a mistake psychologically”
[Sting] While financially a success, he describes the reunion as “a mistake psychologically”. He says: “It was much more difficult than I imagined. I was supposed to feel nostalgia - I didn’t. The audiences loved it - it was like mum and dad got back together again. But I don’t think I could do it again.”
- from Financial Times: Sting theory By Emma Jacobs
Published: May 28 2010 23:15 | Last updated: May 28 2010 23:15
The Police is not close to being my favourite band (don't know which is my favourite, but The Barenaked Ladies, not broken but sans original vocalist now, is closest)...still, they were huge and made songs I really like...songs that won't be the same if I listen to it knowing what happened afterwards. It's like, I liked "Imagine" much better as a child before I fully realized that John Lennon was murdered.
ETA: plutonic on balls
Dude, immma a girl woman, albeit often a very macho woman, especially back in high school, but I've learnt since then, animus-anima, sometimes you got to let go a bit to win, to win-win. Cause the true final ending of Highlander would be a fool alone. Going with the wave isn't losing, it's surfing. < / confusing metaphors >
- from Financial Times: Sting theory By Emma Jacobs
Published: May 28 2010 23:15 | Last updated: May 28 2010 23:15
The Police is not close to being my favourite band (don't know which is my favourite, but The Barenaked Ladies, not broken but sans original vocalist now, is closest)...still, they were huge and made songs I really like...songs that won't be the same if I listen to it knowing what happened afterwards. It's like, I liked "Imagine" much better as a child before I fully realized that John Lennon was murdered.
ETA: plutonic on balls
Dude, immma a girl woman, albeit often a very macho woman, especially back in high school, but I've learnt since then, animus-anima, sometimes you got to let go a bit to win, to win-win. Cause the true final ending of Highlander would be a fool alone. Going with the wave isn't losing, it's surfing. < / confusing metaphors >