Sting: Nothing Like The Sun
Anthony DeCurtis, Rolling Stone, 3 December 1987
Nothing Like The Sun a powerful, often hypnotic album that blends jazz and rock styles into a thoughtful suite of twelve songs about love, politics and the meaning of the individual life avoids the self-conscious stiffness that marred Sting's first solo LP, The Dream of the Blue Turtles. Whereas that album often seemed to be merely the sterile enactment of its fusion-jazz ambitions, Nothing Like the Sun flows naturally.
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