' Released: 22 November 1979 (US only).'Does Everyone Stare' (Copeland) – 3:52 11. 'The Bed's Too Big Without You' – 4:26 9. 'Deathwish' (Summers, Sting, Copeland) – 4:13 6. 'It's Alright for You' (Sting, Copeland) – 3:13 4. 'Reggatta de Blanc' (Andy Summers, Sting, Stewart Copeland) – 3:06 3. United Kingdom Song's language.Įnglish Artist's website. MP3 192 kbit/s Type of archive.rar AND.zip Origin. This time there was a distinct air of confidence about the sessions.ĭOWNLOAD - ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ Artist. Outlandos was recorded over a six-month period in bits and pieces.A brief three months after their debut album Outlandos d'Amour was released, The Police were back in Surrey Sound Studios recording tracks for their second album. NME, 1979 It was a real easy album for us to record it only took three or four weeks. Stewart Copeland: Revolver, 400 I think this is far more of a good dance album than the first one. We calmed down after that, but we had to work hard to get back into that serendipitous state again. Then we got caught up in the whole business of becoming a successful rock group and almost lost it. It bastardises everything, and I much prefer mongrels over pure races.Īs a musician, you learn your craft and emulate and copy people, and suddenly theres a moment in your development when you grow up and finally become yourself. I suppose we were a little superstitious about our good fortune and didnt want to change things too much. We used the same studio, although by now we could afford the day rate and brand-new multitrack tapes. The band set off once more for the States before returning to the UK for a sell-out tour of major venues - Police fever had struck, and they were THE band of 1979.Īpart from a further three classic songs in the shape of Message In A Bottle, Walking On The Moon and The Beds Too Big Without You, the album featured several other strong tracks such as Bring On The Night, Deathwish and several of Stewart Copelands catchy, quirky tunes.Īrtist comments We recorded our second album in much the same way as our first, even though wed had some chart success with Roxanne and Cant Stand Losing You and a successful tour of the US under our belts. Reggatta was released in early October and certainly lived up to the expectations raised by the release of Message In A Bottle a month previously, and stayed at the number one spot for four weeks.
Interrupting the recording for another tour of the States and a short UK tour the Police returned to Surrey Sound in August 1979 to complete the album before headlining the Reading Festival.
THE POLICE REGATTA DE BLANC RAR RAR
The Police Regatta De Blanc Rar Series Rock GoesĪ mere week after starting the session, the band were filmed at a one-off show at Hatfield Polytechinc for the BBC series Rock Goes To College, and they debuted a new song they were working on, Message in a Bottle. We had reggae influences in our vocabulary and they became synthesised into our infrastructure until it was utterly part of our sound and you couldnt really call it reggae anymore. There was so much happening in my writing and singing, Stewarts and Andys playing, and suddenly it all meshed together.
We just went into the studio and said right, whos got the first song Sting was equally positive about the recording, That was where it all clicked. Stewart Copeland recalled, This time the material wasnt rehearsed but the band was.
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