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Year/Genre/City: 1987, Pop Rock, London, UK
Matrix #: SP 6402
Condition: EX, sounds great, looks great
Cultural Facts:
Political Science: Several songs were shaped by Cold War anxiety and Amnesty International involvement, reflecting Sting’s move toward explicit global politics.
Family Ties: The album title references a line by his mother, grounding a highly public, activist-era record in private grief and reflection.
Media Narrative: Its success cemented Sting’s break from The Police, reframing him as a serious solo auteur rather than a post-band detour.
1/27/2026 CC