The Police - Full Concert - 06/15/86 - Giants Stadium (OFFICIAL)

[@shanewatts5176]

Stewart Copeland was asked in an interview, ‘how do you get that drum sound?’ He answered “ I hit them fucking hard”. Yep

[@marccocofaber757]

True BUT one must also not forget the uptuning of the drum skins, specially the snare-SC's snare is as far as I know, the highest tuned snare in the pop/rock segment.

[@doodlebob3758]

​@@marccocofaber757Half is musical choice, and the other half is ability. If Stewart was a pussy drummer, we wouldn't be here.

[@EdwardDevin]

That's interesting, but accurate.

[@grahamclews1571]

His snare sound is boss

[@HR2635]

and the sticks are in your hands Stewart. After 45 years behind the drums I know for a fact that 90% of the drum sounds comes from the hands holding the sticks. Sorry to all drum companies that try to state its primarily the drums that create the sound. Its not.

[@RickCostello]

How would you feel being as talented as Sting and Andy and yet everyone talking about the drummer. 😊

[@likearollingstone007]

Kids

[@Ethan_bass2010]

tbf the bass and guitar on songs by the police is always quite easy whereas the drums are always quite complex

[@pentexsucks43]

Yeah, they're all talented, but the standout member is very obvious lol

[@Beefache]

No discredit to Sting. He was more than talented enough to have a great career by himself as we've seen. So talented. Voice, while playing intricate baselines, and incredible songwriting. But his ego couldn't handle that Copeland was better at his instrument than he was at anything he did. Summers was probably his equal. The most underrated guitarist of all time. It's a disgrace actually. Summers knowledge of music surpasses most if not all. Such a shame. The Police. These three were pure magic together.

[@strings2wood]

@@Beefache is this your regular fishing hole?🤔🤣😅🤣😅

[@fernandogarajalde4066]

Copeland has the energy and passion of two drummers, a percussionist and a marathon runner all in one!

[@iansummers6749]

I'm convinced stewart Copeland thinks his drums owe him money.

[@DT24K]

Haha... good stuff, man!

[@ct6502c]

Oh man, that was hilarious!

[@briansong7137]

Best comment ever. So so so true.

[@rockstopsthetraffic]

He used to write "F off you C" on them.

[@Auntkekebaby]

😄😄

[@FrankCastlesConscience]

Yeah Copeland is great but not enough love for Andy Summers, those flange/chorus driven arpeggiated riffs are legend and formed part of the identity of 80s pop/rock music.

[@Mysterywhiteboy78]

Absolutely....Andy was amazing. He seems quiet in the mix here which is bizarre..

[@RobertoBarchilon]

I totally agree

[@MrOctober44]

Meh

[@drivenelement]

And his chord vocabulary is superb. One of the most underrated guitarists of all time imo.

[@chrismackeigan5687]

Andy underestimated, he is awesome!

[@mattman237]

I've been on a Police bender for the last few days and I swear that 75% of all the comments are about how badass Stewart Copeland is, lol.

[@jimenaeiselefarag6729]

True story Xdxd

[@michaelyacci]

You bet! Same thing I noticed. And correct!

[@gooberthorpos8195]

Yeah, every police video is bombarded with comments on my favourite drummer. He’s probably the most unique out there too, in my opinion.

[@paultaurone5634]

Matt Man, are you are drummer?? Stewart has the chops of a god. His dynamics are exquisite and also, driving.

[@MacrossSD]

If it wasn't for Stewart Copeland, there wouldn't BE a Police. Forming one of the greatest rock bands in history is a special kind of badass.

[@jonsimon5779]

I think Stewart Copeland moved more in 3 minutes than I have all year.

[@cazmataz6579]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@renderizer01]

First things first: I absolutely adore Stewart Copeland's drumming. Have done so through all the decades that I've known The Police. But whenever I look at the comments section of basically every single Police video here on KZbin I get the feeling that the majority of people are almost compulsively heaping praise on the man. And rightly so, that fella deserves the praise, don't get me wrong.. But so many people are very often ignoring Sting's and Summers' contribution to the band. I mean, think of Sting whatever you want but he wrote almost all of the songs they ever recorded (and I absolutely love Stewart's songs, especially on Reggatta), his bass lines are essential to the songs and his voice is, well, the voice of The Police. Without the amazing soundscapes Andy Summers created with his guitar, The Police wouldn't have been The Police. Not as we know and love them. Between the three of them they made this band, egos clashing and all. True, Copeland formed the band and had the good sense to get that bass playing and singing fella from Newcastle involved in it. So there's that. But once again: it was the three of them that created the inimitable energy and creative force that was The Police. Take one single guy out of the equation and you're left with nothing. At least not with The Police. Appreciate the contribution of each of them. Only together they were The Police. Only together they were one.

[@lorissantarsiero5849]

Finally someone speaking the truth about the comment section.

[@milanporopat1157]

Agree 100%

[@27pugsly]

Agreed and to me they always sounded like a more mainstream RUSH and they are a 3 piece too !

[@guimat]

Dude, all they 3 are eXcellent musicians, but I think the highest quality in The Police is Copeland. In my opinion, Copleand is in the top 5 drummers ever, together to Bonzo Bonham, Keith Moon, Neil Peart y Ginger Baker

[@renderizer01]

@@guimat Absolutely - in terms of dexterity and technical proficiency. No doubt at all. If it comes to sheer musicality - what they were bringing to the table in terms of ideas, structure, originality - they were definitely equals. They were playing off each other. Many of Sting's songs would never have become what they are without the ideas that the other two guys would provide. But yeah, Copeland could probably drum circles around them. So to speak...

[@TheGalwayFarmer]

anyone who tries to say that Copeland isn't one of the greatest drummers ever to walk on this planet needs their head looking at

[@andreyviana504]

TheGalwayFarmer Copeland is good! But check who taughth his stile. Two reggae drummers: sly dunbar and Carly barrett

[@attilabori4734]

...and on the Moon too!;)

[@jumpinjojo]

TheGalwayFarmer Head looked* at.

[@brianj9262]

Moved up one notch since peart retired

[@jeffn.2659]

Amen to that....the energy from his drumming was unlike anything I had ever seen before (I was there for the Chicago stop of the Amnesty Tour...it was insane!)

[@garylagstrom3864]

RUSH and THE POLICE both ask the question to young musicians: WHERE’S THE BEAT?! My two favorite groups all time especially Neil Peart and Stewart Copeland!!!

[@doodlebob3758]

Were you a Rush fan, saw Neil praise the Police, and then became a Police fan? :)

[@leokimvideo]

Copeland in his prime was like TNT with drum sticks attached

[@bcdrummer1962]

right on!

[@eztimesaverz]

he still is!

[@Epitaphforyesterday]

nothing like an attention-getter right from go. sweet jesus that guy plays hard.

[@mattiemclean9882]

@@Epitaphforyesterday Considering he plays "traditional grip" he is really powerful

[@Miblive]

I would hate to be his drum set.

[@demonicsweaters]

Stewart to the rest of the band "naw, you guys go ahead with the guru outfits, I'm good with what I have on" 35 years later it proved to be a good choice.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

😂 Yes!

[@DrDeuteron]

what about Bono's get up?

[@doodlebob3758]

To be fair (even though Stuart always kills), Neil wore a kimono and still murdered just as well.

[@Louisvillebilly]

No one has a better sounding snare than Copeland...no one

[@JordanOrlando]

Charlie Watts! Copeland said about Watts' style, "The snare is early but the bass is late...sounds simple, but you try it."

[@wesworach7441]

No other guitarist sounds like Andy ! Unique player in every aspect !!!

[@rhythmtist]

Look at last interwiev on Rick Beato podcast

[@brianmcnutt8850]

Bar chords are for 3rd graders, lol@@rhythmtist

[@quintbromley2112]

One of the greatest bands ever, the definition of musical chemistry, a perfect union.

[@TroyNaumu808]

They also argued and bickered with each other constantly. Thier in-fighing is the stuff of legend.

[@timcavender5709]

3 person band with chemistry like RUSH

[@quintbromley2112]

@@timcavender5709 Yes! I love RUSH. Maybe the two best trios ever: The Police and RUSH.

[@007ndc]

Absolutely. Three brilliant musicians three different personalities and egos yet The Police are still more than just the sum of their parts. They have a special alchemy readily apparent in their live performances

[@quintbromley2112]

@@007ndc Well said. 🍻

[@danplaysbass6294]

All 3 guys are great musicians, just brilliant.

[@itkapatanka]

except there is 6 of them!

[@ekathe85]

@@itkapatanka Kenny Kirkland, Dolette McDonald and Janice Pendarvis. Basically half of Sting's band back then.

[@firestormsafety]

No cell phones. No selfies. No GPS. No Google. No Autotune. YET, MUSICALLY, THE BEST OF TIMES.

[@DrDeuteron]

oh, there was GPS.

[@TransDrummer1312]

Stewart literally uses reverb pedals and other effects on his kit lol.

[@lindalin3586]

💯❤️

[@BenjisBoxingChannel]

There's always some boomer making this same comment on every old concert video.

[@lalannej]

That's why us older folks still have little respect for the tech garbage, it's all unnecessary and young people were healthier without it.

[@Jasmine-nf5bk]

STING was 35 years young when he did this concert. Born 1951.. in case you were curious about that🤗.

[@psychotictactoe]

Summers is a beast, he's the glue that holds the melody.

[@stevie3855]

Wish the mix let us hear the guitar. Guess sound person missed soundcheck.

[@luvpants2012]

His guitar work on most songs is incredible. That's something people don't appreciate enough. He understood intervals and chord extensions.

[@petercricket]

The glue is never in the lead melody,, could be the greatest song ever, yet without the Beat and bass...forget it..

[@psychotictactoe]

@@petercricket Summers melody was unique, it had odd notes just like Sting's voice. Sure you have bedrocks like bass and drums but his guitar wove between them all with punk, ska and rock.

[@likearollingstone007]

About times someone says it

[@gardenmom6180]

Three POWERFUL musicians.......I will NEVER forget a 1981 New Years Eve party, we were all pretty depressed about Lennon's murder, when someone put Zenyatta Mondata on the turntable and KNEW I had to save up money for that album!!!!

[@Mortizul]

What a great album!

[@fabriziodalonzo9880]

What a band, what a DRUMMER....Stewart Copeland = god with a drumkit

[@SuperBobos12345]

Amen but this is one of those shows where sting took his mic away and you can feel the tension between them with poor Andy stuck in the middle of it all .Stewart loves to improvise and Sting just wants him to keep time .Shame and awe all wrapped together sprinkled with a little aggression .

[@MuvoTX]

Agree... Stewart reminds me a lot of Marco Minneman. Lots of intricate sub-rhythms within the main structure of the tune. Not too many drummers have this, or play in bands that embrace it.

[@stanislouse4168]

Not God ... just good!

[@slzavec1]

Well, he’s certainly outstandingly creative. Very special and unique technique. From rock, funk grooves, to reggae . His problem is that he struggles with timing. Speeds up unexpectedly, and music pays the price. That sucks. It all ruins his other qualities. Also, he drops the beats inexplicably. Maybe he just should be less busy and focus more…. Gets carried away easily. He’s a great composer, btw. .

[@sebastiedjuan7468]

copeland is unreal he is an entire orchestra in a drum

[@aek1928]

Stewart Copeland takes drumming to another level where he is in a class all by himself - Gods gift to drumming is Stewart Copeland - period.

[@ericgold8500]

As a drummer, Stewart Copeland style of playing is the hardest to follow. He is just amazing!

[@honuman39]

He is but I think that's because he's at heart an improvising player. He's got his chops and a great sense of rhythm who hits a ton but wants to find creative ways to throw stuff into the music. It's why I've never understood why some players want to transpose his tracks because it's more a state of mind than composition. Imo of course

[@thankyouforyourcompliance7386]

Just 3 guys! That's all it takes to own a stadium.

[@ChrisM541]

Hendrix, Rush etc etc. Unfortunately, it's hard to imagine a power trio, playing 100% live, emerging in today's 100% computer-perfected, dehumanised mimed excrement.

[@МтсМтс-я1ф]

😅😊😅

[@royjohnson366]

I saw two back-up singers and a keyboardist... "owning" too.

[@ULTIMATEPATCHES]

Well....not 3 guys. There are 6 people performing the music.

[@ChrisM541]

@@ULTIMATEPATCHES When we're talking about 'power trios' we're not talking about the 'enhancements' to foh sound some bands now use that you might hear/see in today's gigs. Think more on the original gigs - there's no enhancements there, and crucially, these classic bands made their 'live sound' name from those gigs. If they want to bring in an extra vocalist/keyboard to thicken the sound that's up to them, but don't get confused about their trio-only ability in the past.

[@stevedrums1675]

Stewart proves that you don't need to be a soloist to be a monster. that you don't need to turn your sticks into batons to be a legend. He remains one of my greatest influences because of the melodic, powerful, insistent playing that were as much of the sound of the Police as Sting's voice or Andy's guitar. And P.S. I was at this show!! :)

[@hubriswonk]

Every song he plays is a solo...............

[@dominiccrimmings6925]

Of course you were, everyone says that

[@stevedrums1675]

@@dominiccrimmings6925: If I thought you mattered, I’d show you the ticket stub which I still have.

[@catzenhouse]

Was it truly only a half hour concert?

[@stevedrums1675]

@@catzenhouse maybe a little longer. But give or take.

[@francescotoni26]

God bless Stewart Copeland

[@alexandercalder2143]

The technical excellence that these guys show is incredible. PLUS Sting's songwriting, stage presence, and vocals.....what a studly group.

[@clintblack6070]

How good is Stewart Copeland on the drums - those hat patterns... just incredible.

[@deannahext]

My girlfriend told back in 1984 that the drummer for the Police played off beat and was really good. Smart chick.

[@secularZoo]

there's a real keeper!

[@telagraf]

wow a singer that actually sings, no autotune, no singing to tape. i wish more artists today would try that

[@SkateOrDie666]

?

[@freebee8221]

Todays bands dont have musical talent. Thats why they all need their backing tracks

[@cygnustsp]

Much of this performance, like so many, were redone in the studio

[@groethej]

​@@cygnustspFor clarity of sound not performance in any shape or form. I've seen them live and it believe me, there is nothing to be doctored.

[@giancatravel2108]

Milky chance, Current joys, surf curse,Kevin kaarl,ghostemane,bastille,cigarretes after the sex, pxndx

[@scotty3034]

Stewart Copeland is a drummer who plays as if his life and very survival depended on it. Fuck....

[@phade2blaq]

+Mike Patton He plays his ass off!

[@RonSissons]

+Mike Patton One of the best, if not the best, percussionists in this genre.

[@adityatyagi4009]

+Mike Patton Also check out any performance of Buddy Rich. Also, a plays-as-if-his-life-depends-on-it type.

[@davidletterman7786]

+Mike Patton --- Stewart Copeland is by far the most underrated major drummer in rock history, and is a top 10 rock drummer with a sound all his own. He is subtle and brilliant.

[@scotty3034]

david letterman He changed the game for sure. Even guys like Neil Peart got into the Police and he copped a lot of his stuff.

[@stevejewett3650]

This band was a breath of fresh air when they came out, a new shot of energy. As a guitarist I was captivated by Andy's ethereal guitar sounds. I think he bought that Telecaster from one of his students for $350 when he was giving lessons in California. He was very poor at the time and could barely afford it.

[@nkogliaz]

$200, he tried to repeatedly talk the kid out of it also.

[@globally123]

It does not get any better than this.

[@treybasquiat]

Copeland does NOT get the full recognition that he has earned. Incredibly underrated artist. Blessings! 🙏🏾

[@richardromeo4677]

I don't know how much more recognition he can get.

[@tdunph4250]

​@@richardromeo4677yeah seriously. He's been acknowledged as one of the all-time greats for decades. How anyone can say he's underrated or underappreciated is beyond me!

[@TTPDrums]

Stewart Copeland. On the ragged edge of control. Amazing and terrifying at the same time!

[@blackbeansmatter1280]

Lol you just described Moon.

[@Blessedbeyondmeasur88]

The frenetic genius known as Stewart Copeland!

[@overtimefreak2685]

Stewart Copeland is like a machine, but a human machine

[@morbidmanmusic]

1- why would you want a human to play like a machine..? 2- he speeds up alot. so no machine.,

[@killbot_factory]

holy crap that drumming. Copeland truly one of the all time greats.

[@LORILYNNBUSH]

This trio is one life's beautiful gifts.

[@Gentile108]

Three people making that amount of sound rhythm and harmony is insane!

[@藤田達也-s5z]

同じ意見です。 偉大なバンドにトリオバンドが多く在るが、最高のトリオ。 解散前？正気の沙汰ではない。この動画！最強です。❤

[@indigofruit8710]

I saw Copeland sitting behind a huge kit in Curved Air in 75 - just a fantastic drummer.

[@Caligulita]

Fucking jealous

[@AP-sg2ut]

Why do we spend billions on particle accelerators when science should just study Stewart Copeland's drumsticks LOL

[@reneperez2126]

man you look like peter"fucking" hook from new order

[@dariomaiello393]

A perfect triangle! Summers Is painter...playing colors on his guitar

[@MrSandalwood]

Copeland is the police. . As well as being the best drummer in the world

[@gratiacynthiamaiaporto1596]

One of the best bands ever. Steve Copeland is really a badass... Incredible the amount of good energy he taakes out from his drum playing.... Totally incredible. I love them. Sting is definitely one of my favorite singers ever.

[@guybeauregard]

Steve Copeland? rofl

[@ruslanmusifullin8436]

Sting is like a good wine, becomes only better with years

[@garethwilkinson3456]

At the peak, so world class.

[@stevedrums1675]

I was there!!!!

[@Khaibar06]

LUCKY

[@stevedrums1675]

The rumor all day was whether they were going to reunite because Sting kept saying "No, no, no". And then Branford Marsailes (sp.) had come out to play with someone earlier in the afternoon (I forget who) and he was still with Stings band, so I figured "Oh, well. that ain't gunna happen". I felt bad for Joni Mitchell because they placed her between U2 and this so she was actually being booed, Pete Townshend (whom I had gone to this show at all to see) didn't play because he father had literally died either that day or the day before and it ruined by buzz!!!! An interesting day with the low-light being Yoko Ono singing a couple of songs and trying to lecture us about........well, I was under the influence and couldn't understand a word she said.

[@stringtheoryguitars4952]

@@stevedrums1675 LOL!

[@lauradellarciprete4269]

Wow ! Stewart Copeland the best drummer. Amazing!

[@krollpeter]

Come and watch the Steward Copeland drum-show :) The best musician there on stage.

[@Somefloridagirl]

All are great musicians 💯

[@gabrielleite5597]

@@Somefloridagirl but stew is the best

[@sash7551]

Where does Copeland get his energy and maintain his constancy and dynamics ….. insane !!!! Truly !!!!

[@diegomireles]

Steward was Fire and Earth, Sting Water and Ether and Andy the Air, very unique band indeed.

[@chrislong8963]

This concert was the Amnesty International: Conspiracy of Hope tour. I was in attendance. You had to mail in an SASE to a lottery months in advance in order to get tickets. The Police closed out the long day. Also on the bill that day, Miles Davis, the Neville Brothers, Howard Jones, Bryan Adams and Peter Gabriel to name a few.

[@mariahynes3431]

Watching during lockdown 3🥰

[@secularZoo]

I said I'll listen to the first song, then do something else, but here I am on the last song 1/2 hour later. Just can't hit the stop button on the Police!

[@caseycrosby867]

Can you wrap me around your finger, Maria?

[@jeffjohnson8697]

This is the best live performance of Message in a bottle I've ever heard. I remember watching it live on TV. Being a huge Police fan it was great seeing them perform live again after "breaking up".

[@96capricelt1tan]

Love these guys . Takes me back to a simpler time

[@sash7551]

Indeed !!!!

[@mrmojorisin8752]

This performance was one of about 20 from various bands on 6/15/86 to honor Amnesty International’s 25th Anniversary. I’m surprised and disappointed that this isn’t mentioned in the description. It was an all day concert broadcast internationally.

[@rain73ful]

The police: a great band, rough, raw, and ready! They're one of the best!

[@OnfloorAudio]

What an incredibly talented band !! Each guy brings something unique , no weak link .

[@marcomasini1106]

Police the most amazing musical group of my life, my life again is with them, when I listen them I come back in my wonderful past time because now I lost my live forever because my great sins!!!!

[@GregoryBraun-v2b]

Fuck yeeahhhhh!

[@GregoryBraun-v2b]

​@marcomasini1106 sins are part of our good lives also baby!

[@rustykuntz94]

5:28, that special moment when you realize the whole stadium knows the words to your song. Sting could feel it there, he just let the crowd sing it, such an amazing moment.

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

He depicts this experience in his 2016 song, "50,000".

[@nathanhaynes7412]

Rusty Kuntz This is my favorite Police song

[@marpolizzi]

In addition, King of Pain is pure poetry, a work of art ❤

[@liamwood8183]

Sting's vocals are so amazing

[@wordscots]

Stewart Copeland plays like he's driving to save someone's life. Sting has the best ear in rock, imo. Andy the ultimate less is more genius.

[@scottharrisohn6972]

didnt know they performed live after 1984

[@jonathancant2031]

Three shows for amnesty international

[@codybanks1942]

Didn't they also perform together for Live Aid?

[@jonathancant2031]

@@codybanks1942 Sting did solo but not with The Police

[@ignaciovillamor8618]

from this meeting came the version don't stand so close to me 86 '....

[@danplaysbass6294]

@@codybanks1942 No, just Sting

[@commonman317]

You know your an iconic singer (Sting) when you invite another iconic singer (Bono) to share the spotlight with you in your moment, and not even care. That was the highlight of this show for me.

[@kimehndi]

I love their Giants stadium performance. I was there and 16 years old! I could watch this FOREVER…it is the BEST - my ultimate fan-out performance here though is Roxanne…the END with STING just rocks me to my core! GOOSE BUMPS!…and the jump at the end! Oh how I miss them together! ❤️

[@TracyD2]

I was there as well. I believe I was 17. My friend won 2 tickets from a Long Island radio station to be right up on the floor. I remember it got hot as hades in the sun as Jersey often is. I just watched the U2 video reminiscing. On to Peter Gabriel next. Remember Yoko Ono 😬 God bless her. Lol

[@cortical1]

So cool that you were both there. I was 17 too and U2 and the Police were my two favs at the time.

[@Blessedbeyondmeasur88]

Wow!!! I am jealous in a good way!!! That’s a true MEMORY!!!

[@Matt-ep4kk]

My first concert was The Police Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Stewart is my favorite drummer ever.

[@dangermartin69]

Mine was Black Sabbath at Cobo Hall.

[@dkf4063]

An advert came on half way through Message in a Bottle. Advertising during an upload is unforgivable... There is so much more to life than money....

[@doodlebob3758]

Takes a man to suffer marketing and smile.

They were so tight. One beast of a band.

[@generizzolo2755]

I was lucky enough to have been at this concert, part of Amnesty International Conspiracy of Hope tour. Wow - The Police and U2 on the same bill! Thanks so much for posting.

[@Schumanized]

Stewart Copeland AKA...The atomic clock!!

[@sergiyivanov4619]

🔝 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 👏😃❤ 👍😊 Как-будто сам на концерте побывал. 👋🙂

[@sash7551]

So nice to watch/hear Andy rip into solos !!!

[@Blessedbeyondmeasur88]

A sublime player…one of my favorites!

[@mirrencorin]

I love the police. recognisable, always. the drums, bass, voice, lyrics, melodies, rhythm...pure art.

[@Dan-nt2yb]

I was one of about 40 people who saw them perform in Toronto in the fall of 1978 at a very small venue. It didn’t even cost me $10. I still have the ticket stub and some very great memories.😃👍🏾

[@peterscott6818]

Magnificent! The sheer energy and the fantastic musicianship. They were brilliant.

[@Somefloridagirl]

That version of Roxanne actually gave me the chills. That song showcases Sting's wonderful vocal abilities as good or better than any other song he's ever done 💯💕

[@railroadandindustrialsky-wv8ns]

Stewart Copeland. Don’t need to say anything else.

[@lucioetchamendi6362]

Sting, Stop... bring another Police tour pls!

[@kenlakier820]

Love Sting.

[@Pwj579]

This was a brief reunion for the Amnesty International concert, after The Police had broken up in 1984. There was hope of a sixth studio album, but Stewart Copeland broke his collarbone, so it was shelved. Instead the band would not do anything of significance for another 20 years until announcing their 2007-2008 Reunion World Tour. I thankfully got to see them play in sold out show in Atlantic City on November 4th, 2007. Having grown up listening to their music but never seeing them live. This was an awesome experience.

[@ghostpedlar]

What Copeland does with his left hand is really awesome: those sick sidestick strokes and his powerful traditional grip technique. Simply amazing.

[@juanarros3828]

🛍️💿📹🃏🥉⛪🛩️🚀⛈️💧🏄💯⭐🥶😓😠

[@juanarros3828]

👗💃

[@edurov]

Steve Copeland is amazing!!!

[@frederickalden490]

Who's Steve?

[@jasonkeith9317]

Stewart.

[@wvualum95]

Too young to be at this concert, but did get to see their next concert at Giants Stadium...August 5, 2007. And they opened with....Message In A Bottle!! Awesome show.

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

I love the police. Admittedly i love the greatest hits record that came out in the 90s. Greatest Hits is the second greatest hits album by the Police, released in September 1992 by A&M Records. It is the band's second compilation album following Every Breath You Take: The Singles.

[@reginateixeira6401]

King of pain! I love this song!!!!

[@JF-xq6fr]

I'm 54, divorced 8 years ago and live by myself. Found myself sparking a nice J a few weeks back, blaring this from my rig, and dancing up a storm. Closed my eyes at times, and STG I was back then... My god what a great night it was, and what a great decade to be young.

[@commonman317]

I'm the same age, Rock On!

[@FantasticF113]

Nov 2021 - This is like opening an awesome time capsule. We're all thrilled *and relieved* to find the song writing and musicianship still holds up. 😊🙏

[@chichipotter4487]

COPELAND!!!!

[@smittysmat7826]

Can’t remember for sure how long it had been but seems like this was maybe a year or two after The Police had officially disbanded. It was a HUGE deal when they came back together for 3 or 4 of these Amnesty concerts. I couldn’t believe it. I was thrilled to see them a few nights prior(I think) to this in Atlanta. It was the first of their mini reunion performances and a massively great surprise to me. I was a fan but had never had the chance to see them when they were still together. I’m pretty sure I found out via the radio on the way to the concert that The Police would be there. What a great memory.

[@anndavis2920]

This made me forget about finding a psychic/tarot reading online today...momentarily. I love the Police n I love watching them. This has good audio. Thank u for uploading. 11-4-21

[@GojiAnguirus]

Each member of The Police were vital to the band's success. Had *ANY* one of them left the band (not just Sting), then the band would have ended right there.

[@gregorscapades]

Don t forget the keyboard player and vackground songers (and even brass) who were added at concerts in the leter part of their career)

[@Goodboy0953]

Greatest Snare tuning ever!!!!

[@mnakaji4529]

Most powerful version of Message in a Bottle.

[@SergioLuiz-hs1cg]

Oi Os anos passam mas as lembranças e Recordações permanecem em nossas vidas. Essa banda The Police STING E Banda//// Fez muito sucesso Em muitos Países e Lives Rio de Janeiro RJ Capital Brasil. Cordialmente Que bom eu sou carioca nato Brasileiro do Rio de Janeiro RJ Capital Eu faço 59 anos de idade Em 07 de Outubro 24 Um fã dentre milhares seguidores no Mundo.

[@modernartpropertyservices931]

Still one of the best bands ever - Sting Andy Stewart all equally talented in their own right

[@MichielTawatao]

id rather say that every one band is great its depends the people who liked the artist or the song they sing🥰

[@guysymons2250]

Powerful solid performance...looked and sounded great..they ended it way to soon.

[@JD-eq4dp]

U2 were on the tour aswell. Surprised Larry Mullen didnt pack up and go home when he saw and heard Stewart Copeland in full flight..

[@jehugo66]

Wow, they're pumped on this night!

[@Goodboy0953]

Sting, a true gentleman !!!!! Thanks Sting for sharing a moment with me in 2007… Stewart same love ya man….

[@brunoguedes1986]

Stewart Copeland é o melhor baterista de todos os tempos!

[@hellobonappetit1657]

non non

[@andreyviana504]

Bruno Guedes ele copiou dois bateristas de reggae: Sly Dunbar e Carly Barrett

[@philbis2774]

Stewart Copeland