428 - The Police - Outlandos d’Amour - Matt Braunger

The 500 with Josh Adam Meyers

Next Chapter Podcasts, Josh Adam Meyers

Comedy, Music, Music History, Comedy Interviews, Music Commentary

4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Actor and comedian Matt Braunger praises the perfectly precise songcraft and roasts the ridiculous melodrama of new wave reggae-rockers The Police’s 1978 debut Outlandos d’Amour. For guest playlists, new music influenced by this album, and full show notes, go to The500podcast.com. Join the movement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Next Chapter
0:26.4	The song is next to you and let me tell you guys something. If you're going to introduce your band to the world, this is the song to do it. It's by the police. It's off their 1978 album Outlandis de Amor. It's also number 428 out of 500 on the Spotify Ridge,
0:34.0	the 500 with me, the King Cadougal.
0:38.0	Josh Adam Myers
0:40.0	reporting live from his quarantine bunker
0:44.8	were the only contact he's had in three days has been his
0:48.6	Delberman named Lekka and let me tell you
0:52.0	I think there's gonna be a mutiny. The dog has been
0:55.8	looking at me weird and I don't know guys I'm feeling a little triggered. I hope
1:02.0	everybody out there is okay I hope you guys got food I hope you guys are not
1:05.9	sick if you are sick quarantine stay away from people listen to these records man we got
1:11.9	500 albums you can do some some homework that's not for months man
1:17.6	Listen to the records that are on this Rolling Stone magazine list of the 500 Greatest albums as we journey all the way down.
1:27.0	I can promise you guys we are going to continue making this.
1:30.0	We are going to be doing a lot of them remotely so from people's
1:34.4	homes we're going to Skype in we're going to send them equipment and we're going to
1:38.1	make sure that we do not miss a week and hopefully we get like insanely huge guests because they're not doing
1:46.2	anything neither am I that's a perfect marriage to scadoodle y'all my noodle.
1:54.0	All right, let's find out about this record guys.
1:56.5	released on November 2nd 1978 on A&M records,
2:00.1	this is the debut self-produced album by the police.
2:04.7	It's also the second of four records that are on this list.
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