This was an interesting listen, so much so that I want to listen again right away. The first half of the album was very drum heavy and punky and then it descended into the depths of chill synth-wave instrumentalism. Very cool and what a unique turn to take.

A classic album, haven’t listened to much of The Police before but definitely prefer Sting’s solo stuff

If you are a fan of the beatles, I'm sure you'll love this album. It's good old fashioned rock and roll. I saved one song to my playlist 'Here, there and everywhere'. Idk, I liked Abbey Road a bit more.

Very groovy, soulful R&B album. I especially liked Put it Down & Lost One.

The most hauntingly beautiful album. Every melody is sprinkled with a bittersweet sombre tough that makes me feel like I could bawl in seconds. I haven't listened to it since my teenage years and as an adult it still stands as one of the best I've ever heard. And it's obviously tainted by the tragedy of the artist which adds to it's peacefully ambivalent spectacle. I especially loved the contrast between Corpus Christi Carol and Eternal life. This guy has range. Love!

I mean obviously its a good album and a classic, but not really my thing. I do love Comfortably Numb and how it seems as though songs dip in and out of consciousness; that psychadelic vibe, but I'm left feeling that and hour and a half is too long for an album. It's an exciting journey for the listener but not something for everyday. Perhaps it would have made more sense if I grew up during that time.

This was a hard listen. I did enjoy moments of the sax but wow, very annoying.

This was a really enjoyable listen once you get past the initial shock of his voice. Very fun album and you can hear why its so critically acclaimed.

Sounds like music from the 50s but it’s actually newer than that. Fun at times but also dragged out Americana vibes. Dad would love it.