What do you love about music?

To begin with,

everything. Everything. Putting on a great show is the most important thing you can do. One great rock show can change the world.

Welcome to sound opinions from Chicago Public Radio and American Public Media. I'm Jim D. Regattis, the pop music critic at the Chicago Sometimes.

And I'm Greg Katz. I write about Rock and Roll for the Chicago sometimes. And I'm Greg Cots. I write about rock and roll for the Chicago Tribune.

If you've ordered a Grande skim latte in a certain coffee chain in America this week,

you know this man has a new album out. Paul McCartney, we're going to tell you if it's any good.

Plus we have Portland, Orkpop band The Decemberus, live in the studio, for an exclusive performance and some intriguing conversation.

You're listening to sound opinions and time now for some music news. I hope that someone gets my.

I hope that someone gets my.

I hope that someone gets my message in the bottle.

Yeah. That's the police when they were on performing message in a bottle. But if you read

the blog of police drummer Stuart Copeland, the band was definitely not on when they performed

that song and a bunch of other ones on their

opening concert their first in 23 years Jim the other night in Vancouver. The

reviewers were very kind to this show. Entertainment Weekly rated the show

an A-minus the critic from the

London mail on Sunday declared they've been rehearsing for two months and it shows they're

as tight as stings trousers this is just wishful thinking people are glad to have

them back one of the things that I love about the police is A that they hate each other and B that they're very honest about hating each other as anybody who heard our interview with Andy Summers knows. Stuart Copeland ripped on the show, Jim.

It's amazing because people who bought tickets for this show were paying $225 plus service

fees, not to mention how much they were paying on the secondary market.

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