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[@aaronbarlow4376]

I love how Lex is always hyped and moving to the song while Brad always looks like he's studying for an exam.

[@KelM56]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hornyconvict]

even brad can't help but move to this one especially during the outro lol

[@56kwith200ping]

LOL that's the sell. The viewer can relate one way or another based on their mood. Sometimes I'm happy carefree like Lex. Sometimes, I start out like Brad but lol end up like Lex! LOL

[@brenetssss]

​@@hornyconvict SENDING OUT AN SOS

[@jeffreyriley8742]

A perfect juxtaposition of a person who gets into the music while the other gets into the lyrics.

[@Critical_Thinker858]

One more reason why Stewart Copeland is one of the greatest rock drummers of all time. Holy! What? He's a genius. That is all. Go back and just listen for the drums. He's is one with the kit.

[@swfcocs1]

Absolutely, Copeland is a drummers drummer no doubt

[@TheoZoffrok]

💯! His drumming on this song is just *brilliant* - never showy, always driving the song forward, varying tempo and rhythm, endlessly subtle, totally in control.

[@scapito]

All instrumentation is great, but Copeland's drumming has always been what I hear first in the layers. I could hear the influence he had on Carter Beauford the great time I heard DMB.

[@thedukeofagita3730]

One of my favorite drummers of all time.

[@rythmblood27]

Hell yeah he is. Totally underappreciated in my humble opinion. My nervous system gets tied in knots just trying to copy Copeland!

[@jackkelly2620]

Stewart Copeland's drum work on this track is amazing.

[@architectoverlord]

Yes! Drumming and bass on this track are super "punchy". Not to diminish guitar and vocals, which are also excellent, but the bass and drums really stand out.

[@rythmblood27]

Heck yeah......thank you. I love Brad & Lex but they don't realize they are listening to a master behind the drums!!!!!!

[@Chatta-Ortega]

All three members of The Police are exceptional musicians. Copeland's best track, imho, is Regatta de Blanc.

[@Alpha_7227]

Phenomonal drummer. His work on Wrapped around your finger, Brilliant.

[@lynne5322]

Crisp. Clean. But still soulful.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad&Lex, you'll love their "Everything She Does Is Magic", "Synchronicity II" and "Don't Stand So Close To Me"!!!

[@yourmother4898]

Walking on the moon

[@metaphoria3]

*Spirits in the Material World, Murder by Numbers, King of Pain

[@liamsauer7856]

Don't forget King of Pain

[@DanSolo871]

As long as it’s not Don’t Stand So Close to Me ‘86. 😄

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Nice picks!

[@keithjones6023]

The Police were definitely one of the coolest bands, no question!

[@BestofItMoviedoc]

The Police have such a great sound. A band ahead of its time as this was recorded in 1979. Sting wrote this song about a castaway who a year after sending out his message in a bottle and receiving no messages thinks he’s destined to live the rest of his life alone. However, the next day, he sees "a hundred billion bottles" on the shore, finding out that there are more people like him out there. The song worked on many levels, most people at some point in their life feel alone or even sent have sent out some type of S-O-S.

[@ragnari9368]

I don't think the person is an actual castaway, it's just how he sees himself. The line "a hundred billion billion bottles on the shore" is him realising he is not alone, at least in his feeling of being a castaway. I have heard this song so many times, but this is the first time I really listened to the lyrics.

[@eggy1962]

Good reflection, many ppl have felt alone at some time in their lives

[@s.mcpherson6354]

@@ragnari9368 Yes, as an example, I've had refugee friends tell me about feeling alone because they didn't know anyone from their culture or village in their new city. And then they'd suddenly realize that they belonged to a huge group of other refugees who were from where they were, or other places, but what connected them was that they knew that place's refugee-to-citizenship experience. So it was possible for them to sometimes feel alone, until they 'sent out an SOS' text and got together with other people on the same path they were.

[@ianhewitson2738]

"Ahead of their time" is a comment I see frequently on KZbin and I'm curious to understand what it means. I was 15 when this came out and at that time the Police seemed to fit in perfectly with the popular music landscape of the time, in the UK at least - a bit of reggae, bit of pop, a bit of new wave attitude and they appealed to rockers like me as well.

[@lumpyfishgravy]

I had this album when it came out, and am still impressed by this track's mix, as well as Copeland dancing over the rack toms and cymbals.

[@shanehebert396]

The Police were a great band... lots of great songs and definitely a good part of the 80s.

[@shaunwhelan17]

Just an fyi, their drummer, Stewart Copeland is EXTREMELY highly regarded as one of the best drummers of all time. Hard to argue with it. Sting has worked with two world class drummers. Stewart Copeland, and Vinnie Colaiuta. And that "Island Vibe", was influenced by Rush's drummer Neil Peart. Stewart talked about it in this drumming documentary I saw on Netflix, which was pretty cool.

[@dingdonglouie]

Copeland made the soundtrack for Spyro the Dragon no? legend

[@GlennBoB1969]

he's worked with way more thyan just 2.

[@kylewelsh_krossdesu7700]

Anyone know the name of that documentary off the top of their head?

[@xxJOKeR75xx]

Sting is a worldclass writer, composer, singer and base player too.

[@funkster007]

I think you mean the "Island Vibe" influenced Neil Peart, not by him. The Police made a big impact on Rush late70's/early 80's.

[@davidbecker8227]

In 1979 I saw them in a smoky night club in St. Louis. A young Pat Benetar opened for them. Still stands out as one of the best live shows I've ever seen.

[@Alpha_7227]

You don't see that much these days go to some little venue to listen to the next big big.

[@GTLyons]

This should be everyone's introduction to the band... it was for me ... they were so good and refreshing when they came out, so even Led Zep fans like me could enjoy something other than just hard rock... great reaction, love your channel ,thumbs up and keep it up!

[@annother3350]

and walking on da moon

[@benshafer5198]

Stewart Copeland is a beast! Top tier drummer

[@briancarr4607]

AISO GREAT TO WATCH HIM PLAY

[@juliansuarez8809]

There is only three musicians in this group, and it sounds like there’s seven musicians. Man, that’s how extremely talented they are. Awesome band!!

[@williamh4172]

Rush does too. Of course I count Geddy Lee as 3 musicians and Neil Pert as two drummers Alex was just awesome.😂

[@juliansuarez8809]

@@williamh4172 You’re right, Rush is another awesome band who sounds like they have more musicians as well. Greetings from Chicago, Il USA.

[@Alpha_7227]

They are all virtuosos on their instruments. It's the best thing watching the how they got back together around 2008, how Stewart and Sting compromise and learn to appreciate one another's differences. Both very intelligent.

[@roccaclassico9028]

So many great songs by this band: "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", "Bring On the Night", "Driven To Tears", "Synchronicity I", "Don't Stand So Close to Me", "Spirits in the Material World", and on and on.

[@OtherSideOfMorning]

Reggatta De Blanc !

[@psterud]

The song is about the loneliness inherent in being human. Every person thinks they're alone in being alone, while everyone is alone by nature. No matter how many people you have around you, you're always alone in your head. Existentialism.

[@swfcocs1]

Andy Summers is a hugely underrated guitarist, maybe as The Police weren't a guitar solo kind of band.Similarly Stuart Copeland is a brilliant drummer. Add Sting to the mix and it's no wonder The Police were the biggest group in the world for a few years

[@Alfaqwad]

Absolutely criminal he doesn't get more recognition for his unique style

[@surfeit5910]

I won't say he is a bad guitarist, but he is a very stagnant guitarist who's style was never very popular to begin with. Others before and after him did what he could also do, but did it better and added more to the mix. Looking at Steve Howe and Mark Knopfler for example.

[@swfcocs1]

@@surfeit5910 well when you're talking about knopfler he is easy top 10 of all time, for me he is just behind Hendrix at the top then Gilmour, SRV, Blackmore ETC next but knopfler is right up there

[@SvenTviking]

The main riff in this song murders your left hand.

[@bt9762]

@@SvenTviking murder is an understatement tbh this riff is a pain in the arse I play this live sometimes love the song fucking hate playing it 😅😅

[@godsspeedify]

I saw the Police in concert with Madness, Thompson twins, Devo this was the first live MTV tour and it kick off in Arizona.. the 80s are the BEST!!!!! I would attend at 2-3 concerts a month..

[@epearc]

I love the lyrical song crafting of the Police. Great use of metaphors.

[@richard_n]

Be sure to also check out Don't Stand So Close to Me, Every Little Thing She Does is Magic, and my personal favorite Synchronicity II

[@eggy1962]

Lyrically their song King Of Pain really hits home, its a favourite of mine and came out during the bands break up

[@darrenwestbury8569]

Need to do this tune next THE POLICE - SPIRITS IN A MATERIAL WORLD

[@Joshuadgog]

great choice

[@TheoZoffrok]

Spirits In The Material World has both monster drumming, and a sublime bass line from Sting.

[@Joshuadgog]

The police have bangers. Spirits in the material world, walking on the moon, syncronicity II, wrapped around you finger, king of pain. Invisible sun is also a underated great song by them.

[@thecynic9232]

I always thought Ghost in the Machine slipped under the radar somehow. Great album! ❤️🇨🇦

[@berardfedele3486]

Love can mend your life But love can break your heart. Great line

[@yorkiegeoff1825]

Seems I’m not alone in being alone Another one 👍

[@kJ922-h3j]

Yeah that bass riff when they sing ‘message in a bottle’ so good 👌

[@johnmccarthy-behindtheveil]

The Police got started in late 70's during Englands punk scene. They got their name because the drummer's father was in the CIA, stationed in Endland. Sting got his name because he used to wear a shirt that made him look like a bee. They have a raggae influence,

[@craigroaring]

CIA are crooks

[@footnotedrummer]

The Police are a brilliant band that has never been replicated. Walking On The Moon is probably my personal favorite by them.

[@kevinn.5066]

Yes! Walking On The Moon is my favorite Police song, too.

[@RockDocNeal]

The drum fill with the two off-beat cymbal/snare hits at the end of the 4'th "sending out an SOS" lines at the end of the song is one my favorites and I absolutely have to play the air drums whenever I hear it coming. 😁

[@floorticket]

One of the most important and influential bands ever, and only put out five albums. Saw them once in '83, just before they broke up.

[@johnsrensen3366]

I was a fan from 1980 and still a fan i never gettin tired of police sound stewart copeland is a brilliant drummer

[@stefan_becker]

The Police had three incredible musicians and their music was so sophisticated. I especially love the drumming of Stewart Copeland 😍

[@darrellthorpe7654]

It’s amazing how much they accomplished in such a short amount of time. They were truly only active for 10 years (1977-86) and only released 5 albums…yet they were HUGE in that decade👍🏼

[@robbpeden5489]

Man I always forget how much Stings voice is so good to listen too…

[@absea7918]

I think you can tell how great a band is by their 2nd album. This was the lead-off single from the Polic's second album, and proved the success of their debut was no fluke. They were a unique blend of highly accomplished musicians that knew how to write direct, catchy pop songs.

[@nudgenudgewinkwink3212]

Listen to the drums stewart copeland on top form.

[@kurtsaxton823]

Thee amazing musicians way ahead of their time as others in the comments stated. A blend of reggae and punk, they blasted the 80s new wave sound. Big egos eventually broke them up but not before some monumental albums, glad you reached to this first, it's my favorite Police song.

[@joebrown5120]

Love The Police. So many good tunes. Try Invisible Sun (fits in with your reaction to Bloody Sunday), Canary in a Coal Mine, The Bed’s Too Big Without You, etc. This song was performed by Sting at a charity concert for Amnesty International called “The Secret Policeman’s Other Ball” to support their work trying to get prisoners of conscience released through letter writing campaigns. Brings a whole other meaning to the lyrics.

[@Joshuadgog]

agreed invisible sun is a great song

[@Dzanarika1]

It amazes me how Lex just rides the music, plus her explanation of different rhythm vibes at the beginning. She reeeealyyy feels and gets music spiritually.

[@jpovalle72]

Stewart Copeland was so awesome playing drumms in this song !!!!

[@dano9008]

That is from their second album "Regatta de Blanc". The whole album is good and it maintains a similar vide throughout but varies enough to keep it interesting. Good vibe album.

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

I think Lex's hair looks the best like this, she's a doll!

[@kathleensmith3555]

The Police was my favorite 80s band --- I had all their albums and played them everyday -- Their concerts were great -- Ive seen Sting a few times solo too -- I would love to see you react to The Beds Too Big Without You --- Fun facts - Stewart Copeland composed and plays all the music for the Spyro the Dragon video games and its so cool and memorable (cant get the tunes out of your head) --- Andy Summer was with The Animals for a bit and composed music for some movies --- Sting has had a phenomenal solo career and he founded the Rainforest Foundation Fund to help save the Brazilian rainforests and protect indigenous people, and has supported human rights campaigns for decades.

[@2dashville]

Walking on the moon. Lots of space between the instruments and the beats. Great vibe.

[@MrTech226]

I have seen The Police when they have gotten back together for a reunion tour back in May 2008. They rocked!

[@lornemajor6591]

When you listen to this record, and the Rush records that soon followed, you can tell what Geddy, Neil, and Alex were listening to on the tour bus. At the time, I thought it was a travesty. Now, it is my favorite era of Rush.

[@michaelnorgren1106]

The Police were a great band and Sting has many great songs on his own.

[@skinhitter27]

Reggae-Rock Godfathers. Badass trio that inspired so so many bands after. No one drums like Stewart Copeland. Huge influence on my reggae-rock drumming. Good catalog of hits, and great deep cuts too! A shame they don't really get along. 😬

[@JazzDrummer1946]

I played so many Police songs back then, I convinced my (Jamaican) wife back when we were dating, that I loved Raggae. The truth was, I could only name three songs...all Bob Marley of course.

[@guystjohngrabham9771]

Police great band, Stuart Copeland kills it on the drums

[@jetfowl]

No one ever remembers their 'Spirits in the Material World' song... but I loved that one from the moment it came out.

[@capcolombie3834]

Great opening track from a brilliant album 'Regatta De Blanc'. I've had this album since 1979 and in fact have all their albums, plus a completists box set with every track they ever recorded. Saw them live too, terrific band.

[@23skidoo46]

first time i ever heard this song when it came out was HOLY SHIT who's this drummer. Copeland is just a phenomenal drummer so unique. His drumming just drives this song. his tempo changes in his playing is what i really love about him. one of the best ever.

[@cliveklg7739]

Roxanne, Walking on the Moon from the police, Sting solo stuff: Bring on the Night both song and album. Pretty much everything is fantastic on it. Some great live stuff from it.

[@olive2292]

"The Bed's Too Big Without You" is lesser know but great kinda reggae vibe

[@billearles3183]

I saw them live in the early 80s, amazing concert, 3 great musicians in their own right.

[@Alpha_7227]

Anything off the first 3 albums brilliant. I am still amazed how 3 guys can get such a big sound on stage, just the 3 of them. All 3 of them virtuosos on their instruments. You just don't get that these days. The song writing arrangements. Sublime.

[@SpicyEngineer]

Really glad I found your channel (or maybe it found me). I love how the two of you interact with eachother and your vibes always put me in a good mood. Plus, the music choices are fantastic. Give Matt Maeson - Grave Digger a Listen. I think you both will appreciate the voice and the heart in the music. So will your fans (like me).

[@artefaktedasjournalfurbauk8159]

Drummer Stewart Copeland is riding the dragon in this track. He is tremendous! Even John Bonham from Led Zeppelin recognized Copeland's talent. 🥁🥁🥁 If Lex likes this drum drive like in this one, she should listen to "Supernaut" by Black Sabbath.

[@patrickpb3353]

Three Piece band guys. Let that sink in. Bassist sang as well. One ☝️of the best groups.

[@steverogers4819]

After hearing this song all my life, I've never given this song the appreciation it deserves. Seeing the lyrics as it played, though. Relatable. The Juxtaposition that Lex mentioned might be because... dude is lonely. he's throwing out messages. Finds out he's not the only one sending out messages... which gives him hope. His message needs to reach another in his same predicament. Relatable.

[@ninawildr4207]

Sounds like social media

[@chantellecline6945]

Grew up listening to the Police because of my parents, love the Reggae influence with Rock vibe. They had a lot of great songs.

[@robertlear2735]

I saw The Police in concert in 2008, their last tour. Fantastic show.

[@timpindar]

Only saw them once, in 1979 at the Reading Festival. Headliners, even then. Great performance.

[@MK-gv7qr]

Saw them in '84 Synchronicity tour.

[@stevecallais1713]

genius song, and why did they background the amazing guitar of Andy summers and foreground the bass, but then the bass riff is awesome. would love to remix it.

[@robertpetre9378]

Postpunk was a really fascinating time for music because it combined punk rock with funk and jazz and Reggae and experimental music.

[@LordEriolTolkien]

One of those few bands with three members that sounds like so many more

[@KawaTony1964]

I highly recommend their song "So Lonely" which - and it just occurred to me - is kinda like a companion song to this one.

[@jkbezo1]

Love Police. Reggae punk rock group.

[@Scatherfirst]

So groovy, so much energy, one of my faves from that era.

[@richardbarton6146]

amazing song!! perfect bass playing, tight, crisp. powerful drumming, and the guitar riff is perfect..!

[@mattjohn4731]

That is one of the best guitar riffs in history. This might be my favorite song in history. Masterpiece

[@khaotical9699]

lex's smile is infectious

[@senormenendez9844]

The is my favourite band ver!!!! Saludos desde Córdoba, Argentina

[@christianhansen3292]

This music was played to me as a baby by my older brother on LP vinyl. so the beat is in my head and Soul.

[@nocatlover]

Brad he looks always so serious, and lex tries not to jump each times when she moves with the beat its just so funny to watch

[@PaulKeil]

Lex does her thing... I click the like button. Walking on the Moon was always my favourite Police song.

[@a.ericschlobohm97]

I grew up in the 70s and 80s in Malibu, CA. Punk Rock had arrived on our glorious costal shores along with Ska Music and backed up with it's older bigger atoned brother from Jamaica and the Caribbean, Reggae Music, which are all prevalent and supported with Rock in this nautical themed Police cut. I graduated High School from Santa Monica High in 1986. "Synchronicity", the Police's Senior Class just so happened to coincide with my very own Senior year and graduation. The Police are, above and beyond, my number #1 favorite rock band of all time. Second place goes to my softer side and sentimental favorite, Tears for Fears. It's really true my friends, Everybody Wants to Rule the World!!!!!

[@clintjo2377]

Sting what a amazing musician not just singer !

[@peteriuliano5846]

great song great drive great meaning and great band

[@glazanis24]

Is there anything better in this world than Lex bopping to the beat and Brad smiling along. You guys are the best

[@christophermckinney3924]

I recommend Walking in your footsteps, Don't stand so close to me, and Synchronicity I and II from the Police.

[@marvelharris9540]

Zenyatta Mondatta and Regatta de Blanc..... epic classics.... my favorite drummer

[@expresso8264]

One of my fav's by Police, great reaction guys!

[@robbpowell194]

This was a fun reaction. I could see the wheels turning in Brad's head as he had his analyst's hat on. It is certainly complex music. It wasn't until the last sixty seconds that you began to bob to the music. Lex, on the other hand, was "feeling" the music and enjoying the ride. You complement each other so well...

[@richardcamp2362]

Brilliant band, just listen to those drums and guitar work. A very under appreciated band. They were so tight. Musically brilliant.

[@ugadawgs1990]

Stuart Copeland is one of the greatest drummers ever. His band - The Police. One brother’s talent agency: FBI. Other brother’s record company: IRS. Their dad was in the CIA.

[@tinahairston6383]

Every Little Thing She Does is Magic, Bring On the Night (serious islandy vibes), Demolition Man....just Google any of their songs because you won't be disappointed with the hits or the others that were never released. I have all their albums. Always great music!!

[@stevechurch4728]

have to agree with you for bring on the night .. such a great track.. really great.( fantastic guitar tones/sound..)

[@ilovethe80slovesongs21]

I have all of their records. I have been a fan of theirs since I was 10 years old!

[@swartwoodart2558]

The Police, then Sting, then Paul Simon, then Peter Gabriel, finally broke me out of my metal bubble I spent my high school years trapped in.

[@kendudley3553]

We were so damned lucky to have this music. 60 years old here, so I got to listen to The Police, Fleetwood mac, Led Zeppelin and Moody Blues. Steely Dan and Alan Parsons. Yes, Supertramp, Heart, Jefferson Airplane/Starship. Even the Carpenters and Elvis. So many great songs we got to listen to. So many albums to explore. It is a great pleasure to watch "First Time Listen" reaction videos. Keep up the great work. Ken

[@yorkiegeoff1825]

Blondie , Floyd, ElvisCostello , Bowie , spoilt for choice 👍

[@marvinc9994]

A PERFECT example of a perfect 'pop' song !

[@DanaClarkDana]

the hi-hat work is incredible. Upbeat loneliness. Authenticity, originality, and emotional intelligence

[@61rudster]

Love you guys! You react they way I did when I first heard these songs, at the time. Keep up the good work! Love that hat!! Where can I get one?

[@michaelduran8627]

Stewart Copeland is an absolute monster of a drummer. His fills are so tasty and clever.

[@felixmidas2020]

Unconscious nostalgic smirk. I like that!

[@dugdoll3295]

Can’t say i love a man in unform, but i love these POLICE !!!

[@smittybenzo4693]

In this episode of Brad & Lex, Sting stings the couch couple like a musical bee honey! Lex recognizes the juxtaposing rhythyms with claims of having to go on with different "bop" paces but like the sound surfer she is, Lex manages to ride the the sonic wave producing her "adjustable bop" as Brad being somewhat familiar with the famous track, sends us his nostalgia filled "side to side sway".

[@ninawildr4207]

🤣

[@tomroome4118]

You never disappoint, Smitty, love it!

[@blastingweevil2968]

the police have a huge cataloge of truly great songs for anymood they truly are a grouo for the masses.

[@MegaTurkeylips]

I'm finding KZbin somewhat depressing at the moment, but I watched three of your reactions and I feel much better. Gonna watch some more. I love you guys.

[@anfrankogezamartincic1161]

When i was a kid, about 12, i decided i love music. So i bought POLICE cassette and (!!!) STATUS QUO. Ha, "Whatever you want" was a big hit. Still love POLICE, they were perfect for those times. And yes, "Whatever you want" makes me smile, even today

[@karimamlal9524]

There is also the police band with the excellent drummer STEWARD COPELAND and the excellent guitarist ANDY SUMMERS and of course STING singer and excellent bass player they have several very nice songs

[@Habeev07]

Wish they would watch the music videos, I understand they wanna see the captions to understand the lyrics but man the videos just put it all into context. Watching the music video and seeing Copeland on the drum kit is legendary. I love the chorus "Sending out an SOS to the world". Im so nostalgic for this song as a 34 y/o lol.

[@henrikeatworld]

Those guitar hero songs are stuck in my mind forever lol

[@hopefulworldstands5240]

Wow.. The Police are awesome again UK at the forefront.."spirits in the material world" is my favourite guys.