@@jakefry6563 Who does ? Jamie K, Stewart Copeland or Henry Root ? 🤷♀️😂 Out of interest , I was born in Halifax ( Yorkshire ) - are you related the Fry’s family of York , or are you one of the Fry’s Boys, or a Fry’s Chocolate cream ? 😂😂😂😂😂 OR, Jake the Peg ( With an extra leg ) ? 🤣🤣🤣Sorry, dying of cancer so now TOTALLY mad !!!😱🤪😳🤡
Staring Stewart Copeland in 'Drumming Things': 0:12 The bottling jar jam 0:25 The forbidden drumming 0:31 Old man's hi-hat 0:37 Bus drumming 0:44 The Police drumming the Police 0:55 Chinese sign drumming 1:00 Construction drummer 1:07 Guest starring Andy Summers: Priiiiiing 1:51 The walking drummer 1:57 Something at rear 2:33 Copeland unplugged 2:37 Guest starring Sting: The Elvis wiggle 2:38 Market drumming - Part I 2:45 Market drumming - Part II 2:56 Fish
Stu Copeland is one of the best drummers to ever sit behind the kit in rock history. How many drummers are hired to do the soundtrack for a movie?!?! Stu was. The movie is called "Rumblefish". The man is so overlooked , it is crimilal and , why is that the case? Jesus Christ, the Police were a pretty popular band with a ton of hits.
I tried to listen to a Sting solo cd in the car a little while ago, and there were some Police songs on there. They just felt so empty without Andy and Stewart though. The sound of the whole group is just so addictive, and Sting is fine on his own (my favorite example would be him backing on Money for Nothing--such a good song!), he just has only a third of the police spirit.
@@brianpratts They aren't together as a band anymore, but I'm pretty sure they're all still on good terms with each other. They're all just doing solo stuff, and sadly I think it's going to stay that way.
Hello Mr Kenny and everybody here, yes good music can never die. I remember when i was in Dublin in the 70 ies, i heard this music in the street from the music shop. I was a french student here to have a better english.
Always and forever, thank you to Great Britain and the British people whose creativity, since the 1960s, has given the rest of the World hundreds of unique artists such as the Police and music of unparalleled beauty, quirkiness and atmosphere. What would our lives have been without British bands? Thank you from Sicily.
Benedetto, Hello from Stratford upon Avon !! My quintessentially English husband taught in Sicily MANY years ago and before I met him .This was one of the reasons I was attracted to him, cos he’s really far too vague and quiet for me, but I thought it was bloody exciting that he’d taken off for a year on his own. He taught English in Ragusa for a year, and when the Sicilians wanted to insult him they yelled out ‘ Tedesco ‘ as in those days he had fair floppy hair !! Of course, in those days he had to queue for hours to have a phone call put through to his mother ( no mobile phones clearly ! ). He is quite a cultured bloke and still speaks a bit of ‘ Sicilian ‘ Italian. Soon after we got married he inherited a bit of money and took me to Sicily- I HATED it!! Not helped by the dreadful wet weather in the October when we visited after he’d assured me the weather would be mild !! He’s never dared ask me to go back again, BUT he knew Casa Cuseni and Daphne Phelps who owned it through some family connection ! BUT, as I’m now very ill with cancer he asked me if I’d like to visit Casa Cuseni again as Daphne Phelps has now died and it’s a small exclusive hotel. I said that would be very nice, as I did remember that Taormina was just beautiful. Well, you can’t get in for love nor money, so that may be a non starter !! Never been to Palermo ( home of the mafia ) but William has lots of slides etc of beautiful places like Agrigento which I’d like to visit. Only met Daphne Phelps once when we visited her home, and the only real memory I have of that visit is a man being there who’d been in a nazi concentration camp and showed my the number tattooed on his arm. I gather later on one occasion Dylan Thomas’s widow turned up at the house with her Italian lover and being a real drunk, nearly wrecked the place !! I love mainland Italy and Italian food, but though I think the men are generally really gorgeous they all seem to be bonkers to me !! Have comments on here re Dire Staits ‘ Walk of Life ‘ and the Palio in Siena and clearly the Italians ARE bloody bonkers !! Ciao ! By the way, I have an A star in Italian GCSE from about 10 years ago, but tend to push my luck and ask for a ‘ sconto ‘ rather than ‘ il conto ‘ !! Christine !!!
Mon groupe préféré adolescente. Après Elvis Presley. C'est en rentrant chez mon père que j'ai entendu message in a bottle j'ai adoré. Le type qui écoutait cette chanson vivait dans le même bâtiment que nous. Il me l'a offert c'est mon frère qui me l'a apporté.
Growing up with Queen, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Rush and various others I knew and liked all the hits by The Police but didn't really give them too much thought. Now years later I love their songs & hear more musical talent & uniqueness in them every time I play. This was one amazing band, up there with the very best best of them.
Well someone told me yesterday That when you throw your love away You act as if you just don't care You look as if you're going somewhere But I just can't convince myself I couldn't live with no one else And I can only play that part And sit and nurse my broken heart So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely Now no one's knocked upon my door For a thousand years or more All made up and nowhere to go Welcome to this one man show Just take a seat they're always free No surprise no mystery In this theatre that I call my soul I always play the starring role So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely (guitar solo) So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely, so lonely Lonely, I'm so lonely I feel so alone I feel low I feel so Feel so low I feel low, low I feel low, low, low I feel low, low, low I feel low, low, low I feel low, low, low I feel low, low, low Low, I feel low I feel low I feel low I feel so lonely I feel so lonely I feel so lonely, lonely, lonely, lone Lonely, lone I feel so alone, yeah So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely So lonely, so lonely, so lonely (I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely) So lonely, so lonely, so lonely (I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely) So lonely, so lonely, so lonely (I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely) So lonely, so lonely, so lonely (I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely) So lonely, so lonely, so lonely (I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely) So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
I love how this video is just them screwing around in public, sometimes simplicity, Walkie talkies and a couple of drumsticks are all you need for a solid video
Generally speaking, until the “Synchronicity” album The Police put more effort into their songs than their videos (something that can’t be said for a lot of modern acts)
Videos like this and so many more of the late 70s/ early 80s are great snap shot of places and people going about their day to day stuff along with buildings etc that may well have been replaced or upgraded . Real time capsule stuff and of course including the awesome sounds!
This was when Rock ruled the world and random guitarists could climb up into turrets and solo freely in the midday Sun, to general consternación and bewilderment.
I'm 23 years old Japanese, I don't see those fonts of Japanese characters and the types of the trains now, yeah the music video is also iconic of this song for me.
Favourite song right here!!! The chorus towards the end really hits me everytime, its like I can feel underlying anger and I can feel my underlying anger and it feels so good
La soledad, ese sentimiento que a veces nos acompaña como un fiel amigo. The Police lo sabía bien y lo plasmó en "So Lonely". Una canción que nos habla de esa sensación de vacío, de buscar una compañía que no llega. Una melodía pegadiza que se queda en nuestra mente y nos hace reflexionar sobre nuestras propias experiencias con la soledad. "So Lonely" es un clásico atemporal que nos invita a aceptar nuestra vulnerabilidad y a abrazar la vida tal y como es.
I miss this …i just listen to it about 20 times in a row …all my cd are scratched …and i am old school …i dont do other ways other than on ,y ipad with ear buds …would like the cd again for my old car
The super upbeat tone & pace of this song starkly contrasting with the sad depressing thing Sting is singing about, and how well they make these things go together, is an example of the brilliance of The Police!
Generally speaking, The Police put more effort into their songs than their videos (the videos for Message In A Bottle and Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic are similar)
They say my generation is lucky, but we're doomed. You were the luckiest ones, living that time period, the transition between simplicity and progression. A soft spot that can't be repeated.
Maybe it's because I have a lonely life, but I love this song more than any other of their songs. Sometimes I like to play it VERY LOUD as it's got great dynamics, and sing loud over it.
The Police were an English rock band formed in London in 1977. For most of their history the line-up consisted of primary songwriter Sting (lead vocals, bass guitar), Andy Summers (guitar) and Stewart Copeland (drums, percussion). The Police became globally popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Emerging in the British new wave scene, they played a style of rock influenced by punk, reggae, and jazz. Their 1978 debut album, Outlandos d'Amour, reached No. 6 on the UK Albums Chart on the strength of the singles "Roxanne" and "Can't Stand Losing You". Their second album, Reggatta de Blanc (1979), became the first of four consecutive No. 1 studio albums in the UK and Australia; its first two singles, "Message in a Bottle" and "Walking on the Moon", became their first UK number ones. Their next two albums, Zenyatta Mondatta (1980) and Ghost in the Machine (1981), led to further critical and commercial success with two songs, "Don't Stand So Close to Me" and "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", becoming UK number-one singles and Top 5 hits in other countries; the former album was their breakthrough into the US reaching number five on the US Billboard 200. Their final studio album, Synchronicity (1983), was No. 1 in the UK, Canada, Australia, Italy and the US, selling over 8 million copies in the US. Its lead single, "Every Breath You Take", became their fifth UK number one, and only US number one. During this time, the band were considered one of the leaders of the Second British Invasion of the US; in 1983 Rolling Stone labelled them "the first British New Wave act to break through in America on a grand scale, and possibly the biggest band in the world. The Police disbanded in 1986, but reunited in early 2007 for a one-off world tour that ended in August 2008. They were the world's highest-earning musicians in 2008, due to their reunion tour, which was the highest-grossing tour of 2007. The Police have sold over 75 million records, making them one of the best-selling bands of all time. The band won a number of music awards, including six Grammy Awards, two Brit Awards-winning Best British Group once, and an MTV Video Music Award. In 2003, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Four of their five studio albums appeared on Rolling Stone's list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time". The band were included among both Rolling Stone's and VH1's lists of the "100 Greatest Artists of All Time".
As a kid I thought for ages they were singing about the newsreader Sue Lawley and wondered why. lol. "Sue Lawley, Sue Lawley, Sue Lawley, I feel Sue Lawley..."
I love the Police and have since the 80s. Hands down one of many favorites. The music is seemingly timeless isn't it? Grateful to have it in my life. Aways brings a smile, no matter how slight, to my lips 👄
@@ilikecatsbutimallergictoth1856 The Police is a wonderful group, he said. What else could it be anyways? That's the only right sentence with these guys.
cant believe this song was there all my life and im hearing it now. its songs like this that make me keep exploring, and there is so much beauty out there in the world waiting for you to discovere them.
This song embodies all 3 signature sounds of the Police- punk, rock, reggae. If you were to put only 1 song of the Police in a time capsule to best represent them, this is it. Wasn't their most popular hit but this has Andy's guitar and SC's drums at perfection.
This is a TRIBUTE to all my young students of Classe 3H e 3D of ITE Bodoni in Parma, Italy for how LOVELY they are. Most of us in these two classes are ALONE but do not feel LONELY at all. As their teacher, I often remind them of this lovely lyrics and of the fact that we, as a patient and perseverant fisherman, better wait for the right catch rather than eatingt an ORDINARY sardine that happens to pass near our fishing rod. As a matter of fact, their teacher is ALONE since mid November 2019 waiting for the right catch to pass by his fishing rod. Sometimes is healthy to stay hungry in front of all this food we have around us. It tempers your soul and, especially, teaches you how to control your animal instincts. Happy San Valentine's day to EVERYONE, especially those who have the STAMINA to wait, no matter what!
“All made up and no where to go, welcome to this one man show !” I felt that
One thing that stands out in Police music is Stewart Copeland's creative drumming and enthusiasm! Amazing Trio.
I just LOVE Stewart Copeland who reminds me so much of my crazy first ‘ real ‘ boyfriend !!!
His hi-hat rhythms have always been so unique.
@@febennett3... and beautifully arranged particularly at song intro
@@christinescarff4920 He reminds me of my cousin.
@@jakefry6563 Who does ? Jamie K, Stewart Copeland or Henry Root ? 🤷♀️😂
Out of interest , I was born in Halifax ( Yorkshire ) - are you related the Fry’s family of York , or are you one of the Fry’s Boys, or a Fry’s Chocolate cream ? 😂😂😂😂😂 OR, Jake the Peg ( With an extra leg ) ? 🤣🤣🤣Sorry, dying of cancer so now TOTALLY mad !!!😱🤪😳🤡
Staring Stewart Copeland in 'Drumming Things':
0:12 The bottling jar jam
0:25 The forbidden drumming
0:31 Old man's hi-hat
0:37 Bus drumming
0:44 The Police drumming the Police
0:55 Chinese sign drumming
1:00 Construction drummer
1:07 Guest starring Andy Summers: Priiiiiing
1:51 The walking drummer
1:57 Something at rear
2:33 Copeland unplugged
2:37 Guest starring Sting: The Elvis wiggle
2:38 Market drumming - Part I
2:45 Market drumming - Part II
2:56 Fish
Copeland is drumming every time... he is one of the best drummer everytime!
With exception of the forbidden drumming by copeland, the locals pay them no mind..
🤣
Fish😂
I LOVE HIM!! Have since I was “single digits”. ❤
That drum beat to start ... still gives me chills, decades on ... Brilliant.
Stu Copeland is one of the best drummers to ever sit behind the kit in rock history. How many drummers are hired to do the soundtrack for a movie?!?! Stu was. The movie is called "Rumblefish". The man is so overlooked , it is crimilal and , why is that the case? Jesus Christ, the Police were a pretty popular band with a ton of hits.
Top 3 most innovative drummers IMO incredible band
🎉🎉
You are a Drummer too?
I bet becorse i see your pic now
“i’m sorry stewart we couldn’t find a drum”
stewart: “no problemo”
He can play a Saturn rocket.......
Problema.
What’s funny is that he’d probably say that lol
Jajajaja problemo
mi estimada gringao cuidaou con sou spañoul queu es demausiaudo buenou
The police have mastered the art of a mix of alternative and reggae. Truly phenomenal!
d'yer maker
That drum line ... the whole song what a masterpiece
Classic
muchas gracias. me alegra que te guste
Imagine sitting on the subway, looking up, and seeing the Police singing a song.
最初歌詞を知らずに好きになった曲。
辛い時によく聴いて泣いていた。
心にジーンとくる。
歌詞を知ってもっと好きなった。
すごく寂しそうな歌声がなんとも言えないくらいいい。
ほんとにスティングってすごい。
この曲に出会えて良かった。
This is one of the absolute best Police songs.
Hi I Recommend A song that's called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
Personally my favorite songs of theirs is don't stand so close to me
This and Synchronizity2
It really IS 🔥💯
@@victoriamedina1906 Message in a bottle, regatta de blanc, this, roxanne, spirits in a material world =)
Andy Summers honestly makes me wanna pick up the guitar, total legend
Totally underrated guitar player.
I had the BIGGEST crush on him as a teenager in the 80's, OMG. *swoon*
Stewart Copeland is the reason I started drumming! :D
This song will make you forget being lonely and make you happy. Brillant.
The Police is one of the greatest bands of all time. Sting’s single career personally dosent hold a candle to the trio’s genius.
Yeah, I wish they had stayed together longer
Although, I like some of Sting's solo work - I have to agree that the stuff he made with the Police was just on a higher plain.
I tried to listen to a Sting solo cd in the car a little while ago, and there were some Police songs on there. They just felt so empty without Andy and Stewart though. The sound of the whole group is just so addictive, and Sting is fine on his own (my favorite example would be him backing on Money for Nothing--such a good song!), he just has only a third of the police spirit.
They can’t stand each other no more they did did a reunion tour like 11 years ago but that was it
@@brianpratts They aren't together as a band anymore, but I'm pretty sure they're all still on good terms with each other. They're all just doing solo stuff, and sadly I think it's going to stay that way.
Still worth listening to after all these years real quality music will never die
Yes talent never dies
True sat
What if they tuned their guitars?
So love the interaction between Sting and Stuart, just cracked me up. Cheers
Hello Mr Kenny and everybody here, yes good music can never die. I remember when i was in Dublin in the 70 ies, i heard this music in the street from the music shop. I was a french student here to have a better english.
I can't believe this is 40 years old.
can't believe Im 50 years old, seems like this was released a week ago , being old sucks
but it's still as great as ever and it will for another 40 years!!!
It's not, it's 42:)
Me almost too;-)
@Scuffed Paul Denino Hong Kong.
This video is genius. Also, this song will forever be one of my favorite songs on planet earth. It’s the happiest, bitter sweet jam they ever wrote.
Always and forever, thank you to Great Britain and the British people whose creativity, since the 1960s, has given the rest of the World hundreds of unique artists such as the Police and music of unparalleled beauty, quirkiness and atmosphere. What would our lives have been without British bands? Thank you from Sicily.
All of the very best music from from the UK. The list goes on and on from the 60s to now.
Benedetto,
Hello from Stratford upon Avon !!
My quintessentially English husband taught in Sicily MANY years ago and before I met him .This was one of the reasons I was attracted to him, cos he’s really far too vague and quiet for me, but I thought it was bloody exciting that he’d taken off for a year on his own.
He taught English in Ragusa for a year, and when the Sicilians wanted to insult him they yelled out ‘ Tedesco ‘ as in those days he had fair floppy hair !!
Of course, in those days he had to queue for hours to have a phone call put through to his mother ( no mobile phones clearly ! ).
He is quite a cultured bloke and still speaks a bit of ‘ Sicilian ‘ Italian.
Soon after we got married he inherited a bit of money and took me to Sicily- I HATED it!!
Not helped by the dreadful wet weather in the October when we visited after he’d assured me the weather would be mild !!
He’s never dared ask me to go back again, BUT he knew Casa Cuseni and Daphne Phelps who owned it through some family connection !
BUT, as I’m now very ill with cancer he asked me if I’d like to visit Casa Cuseni again as Daphne Phelps has now died and it’s a small exclusive hotel.
I said that would be very nice, as I did remember that Taormina was just beautiful.
Well, you can’t get in for love nor money, so that may be a non starter !!
Never been to Palermo ( home of the mafia ) but William has lots of slides etc of beautiful places like Agrigento which I’d like to visit.
Only met Daphne Phelps once when we visited her home, and the only real memory I have of that visit is a man being there who’d been in a nazi concentration camp and showed my the number tattooed on his arm.
I gather later on one occasion Dylan Thomas’s widow turned up at the house with her Italian lover and being a real drunk, nearly wrecked the place !!
I love mainland Italy and Italian food, but though I think the men are generally really gorgeous they all seem to be bonkers to me !!
Have comments on here re Dire Staits ‘ Walk of Life ‘ and the Palio in Siena and clearly the Italians ARE bloody bonkers !!
Ciao !
By the way, I have an A star in Italian GCSE from about 10 years ago, but tend to push my luck and ask for a ‘ sconto ‘ rather than ‘ il conto ‘ !!
Christine !!!
Oh yes. 😊
we would pay more attention to our own bands. I think that would be good
Stewart Copeland is American just FYI ☺
im still lonely but this song makes me a lot happier
Mee too! ;)*
nadia towarek nailed it.
I totally agree Nadia!
there's nothing wrong being lonely. no big deal. 🍻😁🤘🏻
Woah ain’t got time to be simpin’
As a Japanese person myself, I am very happy that they chose Japan's subway as the filming location!!
ロケ地に日本の地下鉄を選んでくれてるのが日本人の自分としてもとても嬉しい!!
And Hong Kong for the street scenes...
Awesome!
俺も誇りと思っています。オランダ人の私が日本語を6年間に勉強しました。漢字を見かけた突端に明らかに日本の地下鉄と分かって来ました。
Mon groupe préféré adolescente. Après Elvis Presley. C'est en rentrant chez mon père que j'ai entendu message in a bottle j'ai adoré. Le type qui écoutait cette chanson vivait dans le même bâtiment que nous. Il me l'a offert c'est mon frère qui me l'a apporté.
Copeland still a great drummer no doubt about it. Anyone else agree.
Legit and not underrated
He's the shit!
Andy Summer is also one of best Guitarist.
Yeah he's amazing
Yep!
Sting is the only human being ever who is able to pull off a mullet with style
Worrabyte mileyz faddah!!!
bono's was better.
Good crikey - you might be right!
Yep, that's a mullet.
David Bowie and Robert Plant had pretty good mullets for a while.
If you ever feel lonely, just remember that there are trillions of cells inside you, that literally can't live without you ❤️
Interesting fact, between 2 and 3 Kg of you is gut microbes, they love you 😀
Within us is a little universe
@@wobblybobengland Really bruh, you had to go and make this weird, didn't ya? XD
What are you though
Can't stop laughing 😂😂🙏
Growing up with Queen, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Rush and various others I knew and liked all the hits by The Police but didn't really give them too much thought. Now years later I love their songs & hear more musical talent & uniqueness in them every time I play. This was one amazing band, up there with the very best best of them.
@1:20 always makes me laugh to this day the look Sting gives Andy mouthing All dressed up and nowhere to go. ahh the 80's such great memories!
they just killed it in every song the wrote!! Absolutely love this band!
"in this theatre that i call my soul, i always play the starring role" - great lyrics
Thanks
When I first heard it I thought it was
"In this schism that I call my soul..."
@@Phoebus_Apollo I always did too, but I went back through it, and it is theater. Makes a lot more sense
@@Phoebus_Apollo
I always thought he said desert... it pays to listen properly...
This is one of those songs I can loop for hours because the chorus is so catchy and singable. Keeps me focused.
Well someone told me yesterday
That when you throw your love away
You act as if you just don't care
You look as if you're going somewhere
But I just can't convince myself
I couldn't live with no one else
And I can only play that part
And sit and nurse my broken heart
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely
Now no one's knocked upon my door
For a thousand years or more
All made up and nowhere to go
Welcome to this one man show
Just take a seat they're always free
No surprise no mystery
In this theatre that I call my soul
I always play the starring role
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely
(guitar solo)
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
Lonely, I'm so lonely
I feel so alone
I feel low
I feel so
Feel so low
I feel low, low
I feel low, low, low
I feel low, low, low
I feel low, low, low
I feel low, low, low
I feel low, low, low
Low, I feel low
I feel low
I feel low
I feel so lonely
I feel so lonely
I feel so lonely, lonely, lonely, lone
Lonely, lone
I feel so alone, yeah
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, so lonely
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
(I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely)
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
(I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely)
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
(I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely)
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
(I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely)
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
(I feel so alone, I feel so alone, I feel so lonely)
So lonely, so lonely, so lonely
Thanks
Felipe Mota thanks
zouk machine
zouk
kassav
I love how this video is just them screwing around in public, sometimes simplicity, Walkie talkies and a couple of drumsticks are all you need for a solid video
And a fish
yh just buy a ticket to japan
@@mapuangames5847 And Hong Kong
And some synchronicity
Generally speaking, until the “Synchronicity” album The Police put more effort into their songs than their videos (something that can’t be said for a lot of modern acts)
Videos like this and so many more of the late 70s/ early 80s are great snap shot of places and people going about their day to day stuff along with buildings etc that may well have been replaced or upgraded . Real time capsule stuff and of course including the awesome sounds!
This was when Rock ruled the world and random guitarists could climb up into turrets and solo freely in the midday Sun, to general consternación and bewilderment.
They were great, weren’t they?
Hong Kong when it was still controlled by the British!!
Bet no-one signed a release to be in this video
I'm 23 years old Japanese, I don't see those fonts of Japanese characters and the types of the trains now, yeah the music video is also iconic of this song for me.
This is my favorite Police song - LOVE IT! 👍
Same here!!!
I can remember Xmas 1978 and my brother getting Outlandos D'amour on cassette, this song always reminds me of being a kid again - simple times
Yes, GOOD Times! 😃@@unohoncho7727
And now it's my 20-year-old son's favorite Police song, as well😄@@3en1conlatorre
Noch nie ein so PERFEKTES abgemischtes Lied gehört!!!!! Drum/Bass/Gittare und Gesang. Ein absolutes Meisterwerk!
Exakt. 😊
@@musicinmylife243 ich würde eher sagen „genau!“ 🙂
Favourite song right here!!! The chorus towards the end really hits me everytime, its like I can feel underlying anger and I can feel my underlying anger and it feels so good
La soledad, ese sentimiento que a veces nos acompaña como un fiel amigo. The Police lo sabía bien y lo plasmó en "So Lonely". Una canción que nos habla de esa sensación de vacío, de buscar una compañía que no llega. Una melodía pegadiza que se queda en nuestra mente y nos hace reflexionar sobre nuestras propias experiencias con la soledad. "So Lonely" es un clásico atemporal que nos invita a aceptar nuestra vulnerabilidad y a abrazar la vida tal y como es.
I miss this …i just listen to it about 20 times in a row …all my cd are scratched …and i am old school …i dont do other ways other than on ,y ipad with ear buds …would like the cd again for my old car
the Best Oldest Song made in 1978 So Lonely The police! Absolute art
I was a 17 year old Canadian lad visiting the UK when this came out. Still my favorite Police song.
2020 and I'm still lonely
I feel you
X2
Me too...
F
Wow we have a lot in common
The super upbeat tone & pace of this song starkly contrasting with the sad depressing thing Sting is singing about, and how well they make these things go together, is an example of the brilliance of The Police!
Watch every Police video, then tell me again what a creative genius Sting is.
I love how simple this video was made.... No fancy special effects, just them walking and messing around in the streets in Japan.
Generally speaking, The Police put more effort into their songs than their videos (the videos for Message In A Bottle and Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic are similar)
The subway they ride was in Tokyo, but the town where they walked was Hong Kong.
I had the hugest crush on Gordon Sumner in the ‘80’s❤
Love the Police, Love the free Hong Kong, that used to be!
This is Japan
@@midoriyasuda5795 the subway scenes were in Toyko Japan, the street scenes were in Hong Kong
"what do you think would be a good idea for a music video?"
"lets go to Asia and fuck about with walkie talkies and annoy the fuck out of everyone"
why not? :-P
😂
It was the 80s! All sorts of wacky videos at that time.
0:24 xD
It’s Hong Kong witch was apart of Britain at the time
cuarentine:
Day 1: 10 friends
Day 30: 1 friend
Day 365: so lonlely
:((
Hug's from a distance 💛💛💛💞🕊️💫
I can fell what you heard my friend; i'm with you!
day 1000 : -10 friends
Why?
They say my generation is lucky, but we're doomed. You were the luckiest ones, living that time period, the transition between simplicity and progression. A soft spot that can't be repeated.
Andy's Guitar Is precious all along. The guitar solo straight to heart
"Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley! Sue LAAAAW-LEEEEY!"
right said...
Ba hahahaha! Dammit now whenever I hear this I will think Sue lawley.....
Haha my dad told me how him and his friends would sing this instead whenever they were out and heard it
@@Matthew-eu5xo 😂
It's all I can ever hear now :D
Soy un Argentino que ama la música de The Police..mi más profunda admiracíon a esta super banda!!
Aguante Argentina 🤘
I'm always lonely but this song gives me high spirits
TY
X2
Qu'est ce que j'ai pu écouter en boucle cet Album quand j'étais jeune, surtout So Lonely.
Ah c'est tellement bon...
Maybe it's because I have a lonely life, but I love this song more than any other of their songs. Sometimes I like to play it VERY LOUD as it's got great dynamics, and sing loud over it.
Could you do it in a park? 🎉
at 0:18 when Stewart and sting share that look tho
都営浅草線泉岳寺駅と香港！
子供時代に乗っていた京成の車両が見れるなんてねぇ。
Sí xd
la tuya por si acaso
40年前でここまで綺麗な映像残ってることに
感動ですね
The Police were an English rock band formed in London in 1977. For most of their history the line-up consisted of primary songwriter Sting (lead vocals, bass guitar), Andy Summers (guitar) and Stewart Copeland (drums, percussion). The Police became globally popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Emerging in the British new wave scene, they played a style of rock influenced by punk, reggae, and jazz.
Their 1978 debut album, Outlandos d'Amour, reached No. 6 on the UK Albums Chart on the strength of the singles "Roxanne" and "Can't Stand Losing You". Their second album, Reggatta de Blanc (1979), became the first of four consecutive No. 1 studio albums in the UK and Australia; its first two singles, "Message in a Bottle" and "Walking on the Moon", became their first UK number ones. Their next two albums, Zenyatta Mondatta (1980) and Ghost in the Machine (1981), led to further critical and commercial success with two songs, "Don't Stand So Close to Me" and "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", becoming UK number-one singles and Top 5 hits in other countries; the former album was their breakthrough into the US reaching number five on the US Billboard 200.
Their final studio album, Synchronicity (1983), was No. 1 in the UK, Canada, Australia, Italy and the US, selling over 8 million copies in the US. Its lead single, "Every Breath You Take", became their fifth UK number one, and only US number one. During this time, the band were considered one of the leaders of the Second British Invasion of the US; in 1983 Rolling Stone labelled them "the first British New Wave act to break through in America on a grand scale, and possibly the biggest band in the world. The Police disbanded in 1986, but reunited in early 2007 for a one-off world tour that ended in August 2008. They were the world's highest-earning musicians in 2008, due to their reunion tour, which was the highest-grossing tour of 2007.
The Police have sold over 75 million records, making them one of the best-selling bands of all time. The band won a number of music awards, including six Grammy Awards, two Brit Awards-winning Best British Group once, and an MTV Video Music Award. In 2003, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Four of their five studio albums appeared on Rolling Stone's list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time". The band were included among both Rolling Stone's and VH1's lists of the "100 Greatest Artists of All Time".
This song, unlike its title, makes me feel good to be soo lonely with other like minded loners.
@BeTheDeathOfMe SOS
Yay us…😒they have lots of these types of songs. King of Pain, Message in a Bottle. All dealing with depression and loneliness
I'm a lonely person in this world 👋 hello
@@mdm3boi ✋
There is so much songs about love but not so much about loneliness to make us feel better maybe in style like this song will be nice
I love how most of the Police's music videos are just them vlogging in the early 80s
Stewart Copeland....legend...high class drumming..
,,, in this desert that I call my soul ,,,
As a kid I thought for ages they were singing about the newsreader Sue Lawley and wondered why. lol.
"Sue Lawley, Sue Lawley, Sue Lawley, I feel Sue Lawley..."
I thought they were singing about Sigourney Weaver
Hahaha that is quality 😂🤣😂🤣
😂👍
Me too ! See my comment above. Glad it wasn’t just me !!!
I love the Police and have since the 80s. Hands down one of many favorites. The music is seemingly timeless isn't it? Grateful to have it in my life. Aways brings a smile, no matter how slight, to my lips 👄
This song and Message in a Bottle are their coolest, greatest songs.
Police will be always one of BIG band... Andy was Magic at Atlanta in this solo..., but Stewart ......
Many thanks.....
Back when the Police were gritty, almost a punk/new wave band. Loved this time.
Sue Lawley, Sue Lawley, Sue Lawley. Classic!!!
The Police é uma banda maravilhosa.
I don’t even know what you said, but I know you meant The Police are great, so I’ll like your comment :D
@@ilikecatsbutimallergictoth1856 The Police is a wonderful group, he said. What else could it be anyways? That's the only right sentence with these guys.
si señor
Ovo mi je možda njihova najbolja pjesma!
Zato ti je na spisku. Meni se puno svidjaju i druge pesme.🎶👍🎶
Stewart Copeland, in all of The Police videos, uses almost any surfaces to play his drumsticks on LOL...I guess he needs to be active.
Mikey_Suze Four when you’ve got that much talent, you can’t keep it in!
Once he's got his drumsticks out ANY surface is fair game.
That's the cocain
Maybe he has ADHD
He has adhd i think
cant believe this song was there all my life and im hearing it now. its songs like this that make me keep exploring, and there is so much beauty out there in the world waiting for you to discovere them.
Obsessed with their videos so low budget but so funny and cool with copeland always drumming on a variety of different objects!
So cute. His lyrics are so cute. The poor thing. But you really got to listen to what he says.
Copeland was always my fave.♥️
The most money they spent on this video was the Subway Fare.
What about the plane tickets? Hahaha
Videos were just coming out then. But id rather have good music than hi tec videos.
And those state of the art brand new on the market walkie talkie things 🤣
And the fish.
Maxi _ Music Lives Matter 😂
Epic bass line, great band
+MrAlepedroza I really dig the vocals and drums too!
this was the first police song i heard, and now i love them
I love that they embraced the punk sound in a good part of their way songs, makes their stuff that much better.
There's millions of songs out there i know but, this is my all time favourite.
Love rollerskating alone to this masterpiece..
One of the best songs in my young years in 1978.
J adore Thé Police. Mon seul regret est de ne pas les avoir vu en concert💖💖💖💖💖💖
0:55『都営地下鉄』『田町方向出口』の日本語の標識が見える。
地上の街並みの場面は恐らく香港。広告の文字が香港映画の雰囲気のまま。
What a ROCKEN BAND!!!
Man I love Andy, he's so bloody cool.
This song embodies all 3 signature sounds of the Police- punk, rock, reggae. If you were to put only 1 song of the Police in a time capsule to best represent them, this is it. Wasn't their most popular hit but this has Andy's guitar and SC's drums at perfection.
2:35 omg sting's legs...there so long 😍
THEY TRIED TO FIT ME ON THE COVER OF VOGUE, BUT MY L E G S WERE T O O L O N G
they’re / their / there
so lonely....so lovely! still one of the top songs of a lifetime!
When that person stopped Stewart from drumming on his market
Yeah lmao he had no idea who he was stopping
@@charlienorton2337 because The Police back then is not that known in Japan lol
Retro Cysper that’s literally my point lmfao
At least he got to be immortalized in the video!
@@retrocysper3709 It's Hong Kong before 1997 ....
This is a TRIBUTE to all my young students of Classe 3H e 3D of ITE Bodoni in Parma, Italy for how LOVELY they are.
Most of us in these two classes are ALONE but do not feel LONELY at all.
As their teacher, I often remind them of this lovely lyrics and of the fact that we, as a patient and perseverant fisherman, better wait for the right catch rather than eatingt an ORDINARY sardine that happens to pass near our fishing rod.
As a matter of fact, their teacher is ALONE since mid November 2019 waiting for the right catch to pass by his fishing rod. Sometimes is healthy to stay hungry in front of all this food we have around us. It tempers your soul and, especially, teaches you how to control your animal instincts.
Happy San Valentine's day to EVERYONE, especially those who have the STAMINA to wait, no matter what!
This is 2022 right now and we need music 🎵 like this 🔥🔥🔥🔥 miss the 80s and 90s music
I think Stings voice is like overly Stingy...like a homage to his ridiculously high pitched voice
The police the best Drummer STEWARD COPELAND the best guitarist ANDY SUMMERS
One of the best songs 🩵
0:50 sounds like memories now
It's like early Japanese Rock.
I just love how Stewart Copeland scares those children with that fish-like thing at 2:56!
I love it too!;)
OMFG - love the walkee talkee ear-buds!!! So FBI/CIA-esque, circa the '80's.
This understated aesthetic is really hot. I love their haircuts of this era too.
This song is a part of my life that will never be taken away from me
This video version cuts out the best part of the song at the end 😥 where Sting breaks it down how lonely he is
omg I literally love Stewart, he's so funny
That freeform video style on the street in the 70s was ahead of it's time.