Sting - Nothing Like the Sun

Primary Artist
Sting
Album Title
Nothing Like the Sun
Release Date
1987 
Time
54:45 
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
If Dream Of The Blue Turtles was an unabashedly pretentious affair, it looks positively lighthearted in comparison to Sting's sophomore effort, Nothing Like The Sun, one of the most doggedly serious pop albums ever recorded. This is an album where the only up-tempo track, the only trifle -- the cheerfully stiff white-funk "We'll Be Together" -- was added at the insistence of the label because they believed there wasn't a cut on the record that could be pulled as a single, one that would break down the doors to mainstream radio. Read More