POLICE - EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE (THE CLASSICS)
- Format: (CD) Compact disc
- Executor: POLICE
- Title: EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE (THE CLASSICS)
- Catalog number: 3145403802
- A country: USA
- Label: A&M
- Year of issue: 1995
- Type of publication: FIRST PRESS
- Condition (record/cover): SS
- Style: Poprock
- Rarity: star_rate
The Police were an English rock band formed in London in 1977. The trio was composed of Britons Gordon Sumner (Sting) (vocals, bass guitar) and Andy Summers (guitar, vocals) and American Stewart Copeland (drums, percussion, vocals). The group became world famous in the late 1970s and generally regarded as one of the first bands of the new wave, who achieved success from a wide audience, playing rock, with elements of jazz, punk and reggae. Their album Synchronicity in 1983, became number one in the charts in the UK and USA and was sold over 8 million copies just in the United States.
Tracks 1 & 2:
Recorded at Surrey Sound Studios. Taken from the album "Outlandos d'amour".
Tracks 3 & 4:
Recorded at Surrey Sound Studios. Taken from the album "Regatta de Blanc".
Tracks 5 & 6:
Recorded at Wisselord Studios, Hilversum, Netherlands. Taken from the album "Zenyatta Mondatta".
Track 7:
Recorded at Le Studio, Quebec. Taken from the album "Ghost In The Machne".
Tracks 8 & 9:
Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat. Taken from the album "Ghost In The Machne".
Track 10 to 12:
Recorded at AIR Studios, Montserrat & Le Studio, Quebec. Taken from the album "Synchronicity".
Track 14:
Mixed at Studio 4, Conshocoken, Philadelphia - April '95. Digital Editing at Mastervoice. Special thanks to Mark Mazzetti & The Police. Source tapes compiled at Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, Maine, using Sony Super Bit Mapping (SBM).
This album has been digitally remastered from the original source tapes for superior sound quality. Mastered at A & M Mastering Studios, Hollywood, California. Remastered using A & M's proprietary 20 bit analog to digital conversion process, dithered to 16 bit using dB technologies' model 3000 dithering processor.
