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Friday, June 15, 2007
The Police Monday Night!
We can't wait, how about you?
A true fan of The Police will get past the Japanese in this interview to hear what Steward Copeland has to say. Or you can fast forward to 2:40 where the English words of Copeland begin.
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Stewie Copeland recalls the big Vancouver disaster gig the band endured. Funny thing is, as bad as it sounds like it was, Police fans seem mighty forgiving.
Some really nutty fan has created an entire blog dedicated solely to this tour! How wild is that? Page down to take in a video taken at the Edmonton show from June 2…oh heck, here it is:
This next video doesn’t have as clear sound as the one above, but you can watch it to get a glimpse of the stage show.
It seems everyone is getting into the bootleg action for this tour. Here’s another video, this one of a bit of “When The World Is Runnin’ Down.” Sound is a bit better on this one:
Now for a quickie clip of “Driven To Tears.”
And now, let’s hit another video to remember how this tour all began. It was with an announcement not so long ago and a performance for fans only at L.A.’s Whiskey A-Go-Go.
Rock History Time: The Police First Performance of Message in a Bottle!
The Police were definitely not sick of "Message in a Bottle" during the time this video was shot. This was the first time they ever performed the song live. So watch the video and enjoy this little chunk of rock history. Nothing's like the first time, right? What a lucky audience!
Reunited And It Feels So Good – The Police Tour Has Begun!
The Police have sold 1.77 million tickets to this 60-date tour so far and they kicked it off last night in Vancouver, B.C. Tickets to shows already sold out are going for as much as $2,500, according to Bloomberg . The most expensive ones on eBay at the time of this blogging were for $3,300 for 3rd row seats at Dodger Stadium .