Affable, comfortable, and superbly wrought compositions show Sting's talent for assembling a superb team of musicians—17 of them on this album, playing instruments ranging from the pedal steel to Northumbrian smallpipes—and coaxing the best out of them. 1993

The lush, transcendant, and utterly original indigenous-people's-chants-put-to-snyth-chillout album that started it all, and the brainchild of two French composers, Eric Mouquet and Michel Sanchez. 1992

Their best effort, with "Logic and Love," a polished ode to love in a technological world, "Tall Trees," a harmonic tableau, and every other song as well show these purveyors of glib but modernistic and polished pop music at the top of their form. 1989