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Ten Summoner's Tales Album Cover Location
Went to Wardour Castle to visit the 'Robin Hood Prince Of Thieves' filming location and saw that this album cover was also shot there.
u/FullMetalJaket — 24 hours ago
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The 1970 Paul Simon song that made Sting want to become a better songwriter: “It was huge” (Far Out)
>Simon has been one of Sting’s defining mentors since day one. Like many of his peers, it was Simon’s ability to capture the meticulous technicolour of existence in his words, blending worlds between genres and cultures with oftentimes infectious melodies and poetic lyricisms, that inspired him to one day want to do the same.
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/1970-paul-simon-song-made-sting-want-to-become-a-better-songwriter/
You guys can probably guess what that song was.
u/Apophistry — 2 days ago
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Live At Rijksmuseam Reaction (re: brought to my senses)
Hi everyone, just had to post because last night I finally watched the concert / documentary (if you could call it that)
first of all, it was so good, probably the best thing he has done since symphonicities and live in Berlin. Thats counting everything he’s done since 2010.
What I was left thinking about when I woke up in the morning was this… he played the intro to “I Was Brought To My Senses“ but then it mixed the live audio down while he monologued about something that I can’t remember. Did they actually play the song?
The ultimate question is this… Why does Sting not want us to hear the whole song live? he did the same thing on Live at Berlin funny enough.
u/coronetgemini — 5 days ago