Title: The Police – Synchronicity
Year/Genre: 1983, New Wave 
Matrix #: SP-03735 (SP-03735-A / SP-03735-B) 
Condition: VG+++ hardly a mark 

Description:
By 1983 The Police were no longer a scrappy trio from London but global stars, yet Synchronicity still winds its way through internal contradictions. The album was cut in six weeks, and Sting brought in meditation and Jungian synchronicity ideas to frame themes of fate, control, and dissolution. Though its hits are well known, the closing “Tea in the Sahara” was one of the last tracks Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland played live together before tensions escalated. For a collector, this is a turning point: the moment when pop ambition and conceptual outreach collided in a polished but restless record.

Price Suggestions (U.S., local eBay / Gripsweat comps):
NM (near mint): $30–$40
VG+: $20–$28
VG: $14–$20
G: $8–$14

9/27/25

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