Thanks for the link to the Rolling Stone article.  It made me laugh!  Glad to hear he doesn't take P. Diddy's recording too seriously -- and he says they "take your shit, put it on a record and deal with the legality later."  He's probably right, P. Diddy's grandchildren will rerecord "Every Breath You Take".
 
Michelle in Michigan
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: David W Lucky
To: Police@mailman.xmission.com
Sent: 11/29/2003 10:13:00 AM
Subject: [Police] Sting article in Rolling Stone "500" Greatest Issue

 
A Sting article appears in this months Rolling Stone on Page 58 The Music Q&A where it has  a series of questions that Sting answers in a full page article.   Pretty standard stuff but a couple good quotes on stuff like playing with the grateful dead.  here is a link
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/newsarticle.asp?nid=18984&cf=392
 
Also this RS has a list of the top 500 greatest albums of all time.    Dont read on if you dont want to know the rankings of The Police albums.  The Police have a good showing with 4 of their 5 proper albums in the top 500 - only Zenyatta not appearing.  The highest being Ghost at 322, Regatta 369, Outlandos 434, Synchronicity 455.    These are all lower than top 500 lists done like 10 years ago.   I also noted that no Sting album made it in the top 500.  But I am glad to see The Police work still to be recognized and lasting - though highest at 322 seems a bit low to me but that what these lists are good at doing - sparking debate.
 
Is anyone on this list surprised Ghost was the top ranked Police album by Rolling Stone magazine?