Novo and Buck discuss and defend Police album "Zenyatta Mondatta," focusing on the need to reexamine the album and its importance in music history, The Police's discography as a whole, before and after this middle child, the members of the band, what they brought to the table, including their musicality and songwriting approach, and why, ultimately, this album deserves a lot more love, not without a little break to argue about the pros and cons of production fade-outs and our vote for best Police album of all time...
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