Music Capsule Review

Fields of Gold, The Best of Sting 1984-1994 (1994)

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Lead Performance: Sting

By Chuck Eddy

Addicted to lounge- jazz tapestries and proverbs pretending to be profound, Sting ranks with rock's creepiest goody-goodies. But he's melodic enough (''Fortress Around Your Heart'' and ''Englishman in New York'') that his pretension barely gets in ; the way. His best solo hits could almost pass for the Police.

Posted Nov 11, 1994

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