The Last Ship: An almost forgotten masterpiece

[@2pointone720]

I'll echo what many others have stated, this is such a wonderful channel and continue to be immersed with your knowledge, story telling and emotional intelligence. What a great getaway in these crazy times, thank you Harley. Being a fan of Sting and his top shelf band always deliver, I've never delved into this album, which I will now!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Wow! Thank you. That’s very kind. So pleased you enjoy it.

[@chrissergeant7798]

To me it is fascinating that you profiled Johnny Cash's American IV, and Sting's, The Last Ship. Songs of men facing the great changes in their lives. So well done, so poetic and lyrical - pure art. These albums should be playing in a pub or bar, to the glow of neon beer and whiskey signs, the random clatter of pool balls, the silent football game on the TV at the end of the bar, the sparkling eyes of a dark eyed, dark haired beautiful woman and the warmth of her smile.

[@dennisbloomfield9081]

Masterpiece by Sting. Brings back memories of my life in London as a lowly working class lad. When you have a hard life upbringing , it’s makes you reflective , and humble. Anger , and sadness also. This resonated with me. Thanks for sharing.

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome. Thanks for sharing your back story

[@chaoscre8or670]

I saw The Last Ship performed at the Liverpool Playhouse. It was magnificent on stage. Performed with passion and grace. I was sat behind Sting and Trudie Styler. You could sense the pride that he felt watching his creation unfold before him. He was also very gracious to the audience members who spoke to him. It was a great evening.

[@PearlAcoustics]

@@chaoscre8or670 wonderful. Thank you

[@hallaiged]

Great presentation as always Harley, thank you. My Sting 'revelation' was in 1991 with the same subject matter. 'The Soul Cages' album and particularly the song 'The Wild Wild Sea', is a sublime masterwork. It is one of the very finest recordings I have heard in the last 50 years. Make sure if possible the CD disc is a pre 1993 'Mastered By Nimbus' version. The Northumbrian pipes are played by regular contributor, Kathryn Tickell, who we saw many times in the 1990's. Thanks again for all your hard work in putting these superb presentations together. All the very best to you and all your team from here in Norfolk, in the UK.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you so much. You’re very kind. Messages like yours are very motivating

[@erictheblue7256]

I agree: The Soul Cages is by far my favorite album by Sting. Having said this, I think one has to be a certain age and up to appreciate it and for me, be in the right mood...

[@hallaiged]

@@erictheblue7256 Thank you Eric, so good to hear from you. Hope you and yours are all well, Steve🌞

[@dyjo9766]

Soul Cages is a superb album. ❤️❤️👏👏. Thanks for the mastering info. I’ll look that up

[@hallaiged]

@@dyjo9766 No problem. I found out about the Nimbus masters from looking on the 'Steve Hoffman Forums' for the best versions of Aja by Steely Dan (and then Discogs)🌞 Happy Hunting

[@AliRafati-xk9jg]

How lucky we are to have your channel. Everything delivered with such style and class. I love this album.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you. You’re very kind.

[@AliRafati-xk9jg]

@@PearlAcoustics Every ‘episode’ if that’s the right terminology, is a special treat, whatever the subject matter.

[@PearlAcoustics]

@@AliRafati-xk9jg that’s lovely to know. 🙏

[@davepfizer]

I saw this on TV and had to buy it. Sting created something that is a real story telling epic. I am not a "musical" person as, realistically I hate the whole idea of that type of music but this is different and quite beautiful. Sting is a great writer and performer.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely

[@christopherward5065]

The wellspring of Sting’s creativity is endless. He is original and his music makes a compelling case for itself. He chronicles his life and times with multiple layers of meaning and musicality. He takes us with him and we grow into the architecture of his ideas as our lived experiences align with his.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

I love Sting and haven’t heard this album. I am ordering it now. Sting has mastered so many styles of music including country.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely

[@hoisin75]

Thank you, this has kept me company on a stormy, sleepless night in Grimsby - a relatable place to Tyneside and its lost industry. I loved The Soul Cages, but this one never grabbed me. I’ll give it another go now. Audiophile point whilst I’m here, The Soul Cages original releases were presented in Q Sound - the 90’s attempt at algorithmic 3D sound. Short lived.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for your kind comment. You raise an interesting point on The Soul Cages, I didn’t know that snd will give it a close listen. Thanks

[@ignicioperez4647]

Dear Harley, a very big thanks for this new episode. May I say your videos are a real treat and often a wonderful discovery. This is certainly the case with this recording which I did not know (same with Nina Simone’s Little Girl Blue which I discovered thanks to you). Like you, I’m not a big fan of Sting (I was of The Police when I was younger) but I do admire his versatility and exploration of classical music such as his album of Dowland. Again, warmest congratulations and huge thanks for this really great video. And keep them coming please! Best wishes (in my case, also from Brussels), Ignacio

[@PearlAcoustics]

How lovely to hear your appreciation for my work. Maybe we’ll meet in the Bozar one day! 😉

[@jorgeromero112]

👏👏👏👏👏 Brilliant!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you! 🙏

[@johnoliver7181]

A wonderful album, great depth and wonderful melodies. Sting paints a picture in music that rivals many a great artist

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely

[@westernet1471]

As you intimated, I probably wouldn't have appreciated this album as a younger man as I do now at age 72. It would have been near impossible to look forward with the clarity one has at being able to look back. Sting's music is beautiful and his lyrics tug the heartstrings. Thank You Harley

[@PearlAcoustics]

@@westernet1471 you’re very welcome

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you! 🙏

[@MrRubasso]

Whether from a technical or human point of view, your videos are enriching, as well as extremely enjoyable to watch. Congratulations on your work and greetings from Brazil.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you very much! That’s awesome! Best wishes from Belgium

[@TheDjcarlos67]

Ciao Harley. I’m listening to this on a deserted beach in Nerano on the Amalfi coast. The music and the waves hitting the pebbles is mesmerising, and your own take on it, is really something in this environment. You do a great job in these videos but this one stands above. I’d never considered Sting to be capable of such depth. Thanks for sharing this. Ciao 🇮🇹

[@PearlAcoustics]

What a lovely message. Thank you! I am just imagining the beach, in such a few words, you describe it so well. I thought Italian beaches were always crowded? Thanks for sharing

[@royswan]

Sting is endlessly fascinating & entertaining…. Lyrically & musically.

[@davidtraube7921]

Thank you for, yet another, excellent recommendation. I imported the original 2013 single disk vinyl from Europe and it sounds sublime.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for sharing!

[@eldloppa2]

Thanks for making me rediscover this old masterpiece! Time to play it all through again. ❤

[@PearlAcoustics]

Enjoy!

[@richardirwin7180]

Don't know how I missed this one! Thanks so much for the connection. Very much I enjoyed your feelings and interpretation!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you, that’s very kind!

[@GrafKardio]

Dear Harley, thank you very much for your channel and very interesting clips about Mozart, Sibelius and Schubert. This album became my favorite Sting's album right after its release. Sting seems very mature and wise on this album. And he doesn't care about genre boundaries on all of his collaborations with folk and classical musicians. There were exactly three collaboration projects with Deutsche Grammophon between this album and "Sacred Love". All three exceptionally good. If these albums have slipped your attention, my warmest recommendation for all three: the duo album with Edin Karamazov, as well as his fabulous "winter album" and the Live with Royal Philharmonics.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you ever so much for your kind words and even more for the musical tips. I will definitely check them out! 🙏

[@memarkiam]

One of my favourite albums, and was a mainstay of my listening for at least a couple of years after its release. But haven’t listened to it for several years, so thank you for reminding me of it! I have been quite a big Sting fan since the Police, but think this is one of his best works. I was disappointed how little coverage it got. Again, thanks for bringing it to others attention.

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome. Best wishes from Belgium.

[@DefaultName-bw1bx]

I really enjoyed this. I hadn't listened to these songs and your analysis really added to my appreciation of them.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Glad you enjoyed

[@stratenboek]

What a beautiful explanation of the album, I will definitely purchase this CD 🎶🎹🎷🎸🥁

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you 🙏

[@ulif.7593]

Sting is still great! And your presentation too!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you!

[@biketech60]

I find I need written lyrics to enjoy most British songs as I can't understand what is being sung . I grew up and live in south-central Texas and English is spoken differently here than the British tongue . I also cannot differentiate dialects as you can , all so foreign to my ears . Thank you for all you do and share with us ! I appreciate your dedication to better sound .

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you for your comment. That’s one of the great things about the internet - lyrics CSM be found for every song, at the touch of a mouse click. Thanks for sharing your kind appreciation. Best wishes from Belgium

[@silvershield2342]

Well, a very nearly passed on this video as I am not a fan of the Police let alone Sting. But something inside me said if Harley felt it important enough to discuss for 50mins it must be special. You never disappoint, Harley - what an exquisite album on many counts as you said. I will pursue this one further and try to learn more about Sting. His lyrics are truly incredible and sophisticated - a rarity in our time. Many thanks for bringing it to our attention!

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome indeed! Thanks for taking the time to comment

[@Mrhifitunes]

When Harley has something to say...it's time to shut up and listen 😜

[@PearlAcoustics]

@@Mrhifitunes 😂

[@islandhopperstuart]

From my first hearing, The Last Ship has captivated me. It's never had the recognition it deserved in my view, so I'm delighted that you share my passion for this amazing work.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you! 🙏

[@marcelozurita1952]

Thank you very much for talking about this music. I didn't knew it and I shall bye the cd for sure. Mi kind of music is classical and jazz, but from. time to time I enjoy hearing more modern kind of music.

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it

[@didifischervideo]

Wow. I know Sting. Especially "Bring on the night". But I really love all that songs, how could I not take any notice of them? They are very different - and quite astounding - very touching - thanks : ))))))

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for your kind words

[@piemut71]

I love this work from the date of pubblication. Meraviglioso!

[@PearlAcoustics]

👍

[@skyeblueii6355]

Thanks, Harley. I am delighted to have discovered your channel and I have subscribed. I have been writing lyrics for 40 years, including for musicals, and so I feel well-placed to appreciate Sting's expertise in this art. I will listen to this album with great interest and hope to learn something from the music that you praise so highly, as I am now embarking on a new journey as a composer and have much to learn. I will look forward to exploring your other videos. Ps. I really appreciate your presentation too. Such a relief to not be shouted at by over-exuberant younger you-tubers. :)

[@PearlAcoustics]

😂 thanks for your kind words of appreciation! Enjoy the music (and the lyrics). Good luck in your composition activities too!

[@colinbone6591]

I was spellbound by that performance stumbling upon it in the same way that you did.

[@PearlAcoustics]

That’s the magic of music! Thanks for your comment

[@violin-schwerin]

thank you so much, I'm ordering it right away

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome

[@paulyounger6839]

In my all time top ten - love this album. Fantastic work as usual Harley 👏👏👏

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you!

[@Mrhifitunes]

Thanks Harley for pointing me to this nice masterpiece. Love it and exactly the right time in my life to discover it.

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome. Best wishes

[@joeongie]

It is a wonderful, deep cycle of songs.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Indeed. Couldn’t agree more!

[@dwdei8815]

Strange, this one went entirely under my radar. I had a few Police Albums (Outlands, Synchronicity) and love some of Sting's later solo work (Blue Turtles). But this is new (yippee!!!!) to me. Sounds like it might have been an episode of The Old Grey Whistle Test that you caught. You've done me a big favour. Ta!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for listening and for your kind appreciation

[@darrensworkshop6783]

This album is already in my collection. Great overview - Thanks.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for listening and for sharing your appreciation

[@PhotographyInFlight4183]

We certainly have our preferences as it relates to music. I find one of the beauties of streaming, maybe the only one, is the opportunity to open our minds to different types of music. Being a mature listener, similar to being a mature reader, is that we should be open to journeys that may not suit our preconceived or desired outcomes and notions. And that's okay. Life is short, experience different things, welcome to the world. Cheers.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely! 👍

[@sylvio1980]

New video from you always brighten my day ! Thank you, keep up an outstanding work

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you. How kind!

[@Moonplant432]

Harley, you're awesome. Thank you

[@PearlAcoustics]

Wow! Thank you

[@PaulTheadra]

When it came out, I didn't understand the low key response for this album, its amazing, I'm not a Sting fan either, the stories, melody are just so good and transporting. I recently shuffled it, still amazing.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Nice!

[@Leo-Crespi]

Beautiful.

[@PearlAcoustics]

👍

[@heartofcinema3454]

I brought this back in 2015, listening to it once a year at least, lots of depth and great musical production. I have been listening to sting for about 10 years, like his work from 10 summer tales onwards.

[@PearlAcoustics]

👍

[@jimfarrell4635]

So glad you enjoyed the Pontus, Harley. I am lucky enough to have the Terminator Plus. A much more manly, testosterone fueled DAC, obviously, but the somewhat effete Pontus still has it's place. 😉 The sound of the Denafrips DACs is hard to pin down, but there is an ease to them, an effortless nature to the sound, which is completely non-fatiguing and allows all genres of music to shine. I do wish they had screens, though, just for convenience of setup. It can be fiddly setting up things like I2S pinouts.

[@PearlAcoustics]

:-) I love they don't have screens - but I can totally get it for configuring I2S!! maybe a port for a screen at the back? ;-) I am curious to hear the Terminator+ (one day)... no rush from my side

[@jimfarrell4635]

Strange. I thought I was making my comment above on your Pontus video. Senior moment. Sorry for any confusion and thanks for the reply.

[@PearlAcoustics]

@@jimfarrell4635 no worries…. We all have them! 😉 I think it will only appear strange to other readers 😊

[@ecam6687]

Im Scottish and I hear a lot of our celtic sounds there, as we say in Scotland... Newcastle Georgies are really Scotsmen, they just just don't know it.

[@PearlAcoustics]

😂

[@erictheblue7256]

Greetings Harley. I really appreciate your appreciation of good music.

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@AllboroLCD]

I do distinctly recall him plugging a broadway show on late night tv accompanying this record. I fully appreciate the mans musical contributions of the 70's & 80's. He went a little too new agey for my tastes once the 90's set in however, though I highly respect his ability to stay in top form as the years pass. Very difficult feat to overcome for singers.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for the comment

[@2stefti]

Your explanation of the music is equally good as the album’s

[@PearlAcoustics]

Wow, thank you!

[@raymondanthonysayo2001]

I only "Englishman in New York" and "Every Breath You Take". Thanks for expanding my Sting discography knowledge.

[@PearlAcoustics]

My pleasure!

[@andrewmorgan7919]

Another great recommendation Harley. Thanks. I listened to the whole album before finishing your video …that’s how good your choices are. I only knew ‘Practical Arrangement’. There’s a wonderfully tender version by Kurt Elling on a Branford Marsalis album you should check out too.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you 🙏 I am listening to Kurt Elling right now… thanks for the suggestion. Lovely.

[@Coneman3]

It’s ironic that it can often be age which opens our minds the most.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Indeed!

[@AscendoTuum-pd9bc]

In many cases, that is true. As you age, you begin to look beyond your paradigm if you have always had an enquiring mind. We are all born with a brain. It takes a lifetime to develop a mind....

[@AscendoTuum-pd9bc]

Maybe It's just experience.....

[@Coneman3]

Sting is without doubt a great songwriter.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely

[@maximiliandonelly6292]

Sadly yes.

[@fromchomleystreet]

@@maximiliandonelly6292 It’s sad that somebody is good at a thing? How does that make any kind of sense?

[@segonscom]

Gràcies per haver portat aquest disc al seu canal. A mi també em va interpelarl.lar, tal com vostè ho descriu al llarg de la seva conversa. Sí, efectivament, em captiva la música, l'harmonia, la qualitat de l'enregistrament i la poesia que conté.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you for your comment and kind words. Do pleased you enjoyed it.

[@Ricky-cl5bu]

Must listen to it 😊

[@PearlAcoustics]

👍

[@robordm]

Long time Sting fan here, I got really into The Police when I was a young teen and then started to listen to a lot of Sting around The Soul Cages era. I thought he would never match the perfection of Ten Summoner's Tales but The Last Ship comes close and in some areas surpasses it. All very subjective of course, and dependent on the weather:)

[@PearlAcoustics]

Love ‘dependent on the weather’ 😀

[@gdwlaw5549]

Stings solo albums are wonderful!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Indeed they are.

[@alrightnow1124]

I own the album….thank for highlighting this wonderful piece by Sting 💯….My favorite is “Practical Arrangement “…….Sting’s album “The Bridge” is amazing as well…

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome. Thanks too for the tip!

[@josebaaz7461]

I went to my local thrift store and saw the cd format of the last ship with a receipt and to my surprise it was autographed by Sting himself .I thought of selling it and making a quick buck but when I listened to it I was speechless and confused . I wanted to know the meaning behind all the songs and why he was singing in a different accent. When it ends it like the end of a ride at an amusement park or something like the end of a movie.

[@PearlAcoustics]

👍

[@alberich55]

Great review! Sting is an amazing artist, but the sound quality of Sting's albums was lacking IMO until his album Brand New Day. It contains the song "Ghost Story" where he wrestles with the relationship with his father who has passed, probably my favorite of all his tracks. I also recommend "Stolen Car" on on his album Sacred Love. It's a great test track for woofers/subwoofers. His album Ten Summoner's Tales is probably my favorite album overall with great performances and songwriting, but sound quality suffers a bit. Worth a listen, though!

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you very much for your kind words and indeed for all your recommendations, I don’t know any of them!

[@gilko61]

I think you will love Songs From the Labyrinth. It is medieval themed, tunes and poetry readings. Very introspective and quite beautiful.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks, I’ll check it out

[@guystpierrecomposer]

Thank you for that! You are such a good speaker! We see how much the music/song writing is in the hart of your passion. Technically, this album sounds very good for timbre BUT unfortunately for me the dynamic compression is often bad. This kind of great work would have benefit not having a “pop” mixing/mastering treatment.. for exemple most of Joni Mitchell album’s have great dynamic range and you barely notice the compression…

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you for your kind words. You’re right, it is quite heavily compressed, which is surprising as (I agree, it needn’t be). Good comment

[@Piglet6256]

Like yourself never a fan of Sting or the Police, sure i know the hits and i like those but that's about it. It's the music that makes your mind wander to all sorts of places and times which i like, so i guess it's worth checking and discovering. Cheers

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks for your comment. Enjoy!

[@baruchdor]

wow that amazing thank you!never heard this sting album🤩 Not directly related but you might like the music at "mike oldfield voyager" album if you don't know

[@PearlAcoustics]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for the tip!

[@matytinman]

Qobuz: Sting - The Last Ship (Version Deluxe) (Deluxe) 😩 DR Peak RMS Duration Track -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR8 0.00 dB -11.24 dB 3:50 01-The Last Ship DR8 -0.04 dB -10.32 dB 3:30 02-Dead Man's Boots DR9 -0.13 dB -11.23 dB 3:53 03-And Yet DR8 -1.10 dB -11.89 dB 3:18 04-August Winds DR9 0.00 dB -10.44 dB 3:30 05-Language Of Birds DR8 0.00 dB -11.51 dB 3:20 06-Practical Arrangement DR11 0.00 dB -12.28 dB 4:13 07-The Night The Pugilist Learned How To Dance DR8 -0.37 dB -10.78 dB 5:14 08-Ballad Of The Great Eastern DR9 0.00 dB -10.33 dB 3:34 09-What Have We Got? DR9 -0.01 dB -13.18 dB 3:42 10-I Love Her But She Loves Someone Else DR9 -0.24 dB -11.77 dB 4:07 11-So To Speak DR7 -0.40 dB -11.35 dB 3:19 12-The Last Ship (Reprise) DR9 0.00 dB -10.89 dB 6:00 13-Shipyard DR11 -0.57 dB -15.03 dB 2:54 14-It's Not The Same Moon DR9 0.00 dB -11.15 dB 3:18 15-Hadaway DR9 -0.30 dB -11.35 dB 3:36 16-Sky Hooks And Tartan Paint DR9 0.00 dB -9.91 dB 4:52 17-Show Some Respect -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of tracks: 17 Official DR value: DR9 Samplerate: 96000 Hz Channels: 2 Bits per sample: 24 Bitrate: 2875 kbps Codec: FLAC

Even if Family Guy can't understand Sting, he is a great performer.

[@gtronn74]

❤

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thanks!

[@champagnewishes]

Back in 1983, I accidentally found Sammy Hagar’s, “Three Lock Box.” You need to discover that. It will change your life.

[@PearlAcoustics]

Now that’s a temptation I cannot miss! 😉🙏

[@rap-soldier2185]

What's your speaker's again. ✅️💥🔥💯⁉️

[@gilko61]

By Sting.

[@Derffee]

It’s a good job I don’t have a partner otherwise she would banned me from watching you videos so far. I’ve bought Kid a by Radiohead mitsuko uchida Mozart 15 piano Concerto and I’ve just ordered sting the last sip from your recommendations

[@PearlAcoustics]

😂👍 Enjoy!

[@christopherbrown8205]

It irritates me that the two skeletons in the hull is a myth. Makes me wonder if all the premises of The Ballad of the Great Eastern are incorrect.

[@PearlAcoustics]

That’s interesting. Is it a myth? And if so, I wonder when it was originated? More research is obviously required. Thanks for raising this point.

[@rayfriedman6107]

I can see why it bombed.

[@maximiliandonelly6292]

Stinkers is at least a reasonable musician who collaborated with some great musicians. Wagner apparently was a twat too. Yes I’d put him up there with best twats who managed to write the odd decent tune.

[@PearlAcoustics]

😂

[@richardkuipers7295]

I do not agree with you on all aspects mentioned …. I think I hear true my system. that it costs Sting some sort of effort to sing in the dialect, especially in the opening song. Therefore I’m out this album

[@PearlAcoustics]

Hi, it took me a while to get used to it too. But I know it’s not for everyone.

[@fromchomleystreet]

It’s his own dialect. Take anyone who’s accent has faded through travel back to their family’s home in their home town and you’ll hear it return. It doesn’t ever completely go away.

[@SidAlienTV]

It's not forgotten. It's boring.

[@PearlAcoustics]

😉

[@ruirodrigues3725]

I don't like it and I never will 😅

[@PearlAcoustics]

Well at least you know the future 😉 Thsnks for sharing your opinion

[@Shelmerdine745]

Nah, not a masterpiece. Good for you becoming wise, though.

[@PearlAcoustics]

😉

[@metroboom25289]

Mr Harley, i recommend you give the scottish band The Bathers a listen. Id recommend their latest Sirenesque. Its a very enigmatic album

[@PearlAcoustics]

Thank you for the tip! I certainly will

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🤗 THANKS HARLEY FOR DIGRESSING, I TOO WAS MUCH MORE OPINIONATED 😅 THANKFULLY WE ARE GETTING WISER WITH AGE 👨‍🦳 HUMILITY HELPS US TO GROW EVEN MORE 😁💚💚💚

[@PearlAcoustics]

Absolutely - very wise! Welcome to the club 😉

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

@@PearlAcoustics 🤗THANKS SO MUCH 🙏💚💚💚

Even if Family Guy can't understand Sting, he is a great performer.