Sting - Verona Arena, Italy, May 6th, 1988 2 (Remastered, Live On Broadcasting) (2025)

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Title: Verona Arena, Italy, May 6th, 1988 2 (Remastered, Live On Broadcasting)
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: DMG
Genre: Pop, Soft Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 2:25:32
Total Size: 952 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Lazarus Heart-Too Much Info (Live) (10:00)
2. We'll Be Together (Live) (05:02)
3. Englishman in NY (Live) (04:45)
4. Sister Moon (Live) (07:43)
5. Rock Steady (Live) (05:15)
6. Straight to My Heart (Live) (04:38)
7. One World (Not Three) (Live) (08:53)
8. If You Love Somebody (Live) (06:04)
9. Bring on - When the World (Live) (10:59)
10. They Dance Alone (Live) (11:14)
11. Consider Me Gone (Live) (06:03)
12. King of Pain (Live) (05:46)
13. Be Still My Beating Heart (Live) (05:56)
14. Walking in Your Footsteps (Live) (04:30)
15. Fragile (Live) (03:34)
16. Little Wing (Live) (10:29)
17. Russians (Live) (04:10)
18. Fortress Around Your Heart (Live) (05:03)
19. Don't Stand So Close to Me (Live) (09:32)
20. Caro Mio Bien (Live) (03:35)
21. Every Breath You Take (Live) (04:59)
22. Message in a Bottle (Live) (07:13)

Sting is a first class bass player, an instantly recognizable vocalist, a songwriter responsible for decades worth of hits, and an artist capable of exploring any genre - from pop to medieval folk -- and extracting gold. He began his career with the Police, who evolved from reggae-influenced new wavers to thoughtful pop craftsmen. He went solo after the trio's 1983 album Synchronicity and its accompanying hit "Every Breath You Take" turned the group into household names. The Dream of the Blue Turtles, his 1985 solo debut, expanded upon that success and its 1987 sequel Nothing Like the Sun consolidated it, the two albums laying the groundwork for an adventurous career that encompassed jazz, classical music, worldbeat, and stage musicals. Awards were plentiful even when the hit singles were few because Sting regularly collaborated with musicians from around the globe. His duets with Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams, Eric Clapton, Toby Keith, Aswad, Craig David, Mylene Farmer, and Mary J. Blige signaled not only his omnivorous taste -- many featured on the aptly titled 2021 compilation Duets -- but also his wide reach. Sting didn't abandon the mainstream -- he devoted his 2016 album 57th & 9th to snappy, well-crafted pop tunes, cut a full record with the reggae singer Shaggy in 2018, and then returned to pop on 2021's The Bridge -- but it was merely one facet in a career that was difficult to pigeonhole.