Sting

Check here

http://dr.loudness-war.info/al...ist=Sting&album=

Thank's for the link, interesting

I can highly recommend Symphonicity both on vinyl and CD.

Try 'Nothing Like The Sun'.

He gets a bad rap because he's seen as a bit 'difficult' and 'arty'. Hard to argue otherwise, but his 'arrogance' IMO is justified and he certainly knows how to record well. The 2 albums I come back to most often are :

Mercury Falling

And Fields of Gold ( greatest hits) 

He is a self-important twerp, who's written some cringeworthy lyrics, but his records sound lovely - whole of Blue Turtles and Brand New Day.

Salmon Dave posted:

He is a self-important twerp, who's written some cringeworthy lyrics, but his records sound lovely - whole of Blue Turtles and Brand New Day.

For me Sting is one of the best musician of all the times regardless of musical genre although many of is work I did not liked , for example the last album I find it boring 

In this video he surprised some visitors at his home in Tuscany. You know that Sting produces a red wine that is among the most popular in Italy

One of the best sounding vinyl albums I still go back to is "The Soul Cages". Recorded in QSound - a short-lived format from A&M Records - it sounds fantastic on my  LP12/Nait3/Ela system. Containing some of his best (and moving) songs, based on his father's life in the North-East, it never really had the credit it deserves. Not sure if he ever plays any of its songs in recent years. Well worth seeking out, assume the CD sounds just as good.

I liked The Police and then he broke off.  Then I liked the early mellower sound but haven't followed him in a long time.  I did see him sing several songs from Three Penny Opera years ago and thought "oh no, stick to your own songs".  His voice can't carry much range more than his own lyrics.  When you are on the world stage and so successful you get a swelled head.  Ah well, wish I had that problem, at least the successful part.

I didn't know Sting was still singing (or stinging); last I heard of him is that he had managed to convince people to pay him for helping him collecting his olives in his Tuscany estate. Perhaps he would do a good Minister of Finance.