Who sings that's the sound of the police?
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KRS-One
Sound of da Police
Who sings that's the sound of the police?
Sound of da Police The Police Michael Winslow Every Breath You Take Hugh Padgham Fuck tha Police Reggatta de Blanc Somebody That I Used to Know Black Flag (band) Synchronicity II
&quot;<b>Sound</b> of da <b>Police</b>&quot; is a song by American rapper KRS-One. Released in 
December 1993 as ... Billboard. ^ &quot;KRS-One Chart History (Hot R&amp;B/Hip-Hop 
<b>Songs</b>)&quot;. The <b>Police</b> were a British rock band formed in London in 1977. For most of their 
history the line-up consisted of primary <b>songwriter</b> Sting ... It was recorded during 
off-peak hours at the Surrey <b>Sound</b> Studios in Leatherhead, Surrey, a converted 
recording facility ... &quot;Once we&#39;re done with our reunion tour, <b>that&#39;s</b> it for the <b>Police</b>. Michael Leslie Winslow (born September 6, 1958) is an American actor, 
comedian and beatboxer billed as The Man of 10,000 <b>Sound</b> Effects for his ability 
to make realistic <b>sounds</b> using only his voice. He is best known for his roles in all 
seven <b>Police</b> Academy films as Larvell ... In order to pass his time, he would 
imitate the <b>sounds</b> of engines, animals,&nbsp;... &quot;Every Breath You Take&quot; is a song by the English rock band the <b>Police</b> from their 
album ... When asked why he appears angry in the <b>music</b> video, Sting told BBC 
Radio 2, &quot;I think the song is very, very sinister and ugly and people have actually 
... It certainly didn&#39;t <b>sound</b> like the <b>Police</b>, with that big, rolling synthesizer part. Split Enz &middot; XTC &middot; Genesis &middot; Phil Collins &middot; The <b>Police</b> &middot; Sting &middot; David Bowie &middot; McFly. 
Hugh Charles Padgham (born 15 February 1955) is an English record producer 
and audio ... Padgham is credited with creating the &quot;gated reverb&quot; drum <b>sound</b> 
used so prominently on Phil Collins&#39; single &quot;In the Air Tonight&quot;, ... <b>Music</b> 
Technology. &quot;Fuck tha <b>Police</b>&quot; is a protest song by American hip hop group N.W.A that 
appears on the 1988 ... 1 Composition as depicted in the <b>music</b> video; 2 FBI letter
; 3 Censorship; 4 Notable references in popular culture; 5 Cover ... It was 
revealed in 2005 that the scratch <b>sound</b> from that track was sampled for the Triple 
J news theme. Reggatta de Blanc is the second studio album by the English new wave band 
The <b>Police</b>, ... bigger studio and more famous producer, the <b>Police</b> opted to again 
record at Surrey <b>Sound</b> with Nigel Gray. ... To fill in the gaps, Sting and Copeland 
dug up old <b>songs</b> they&#39;d written and used elements of them to create new <b>songs</b>. &quot;Somebody That I Used to Know&quot; is a song written by Belgian-Australian singer-
<b>songwriter</b> ... I guess the balance of <b>sounds</b> taken from records and samples I 
created ... reggae hooks, and hushed vocals <b>sound</b> like The <b>Police</b> as remixed by 
The ... recorded a cover as part of his polka medley &quot;NOW <b>That&#39;s</b> What I Call 
Polka! Black Flag is an American punk rock band formed in 1976 in Hermosa Beach, 
California. ... Black Flag&#39;s <b>sound</b> mixed the raw simplicity of the Ramones with 
atonal guitar solos and, in later years, frequent tempo ... The band members have 
often insisted, however, that the <b>police</b> instigated far more problems than they 
solved. &quot;Synchronicity II&quot; is a song by the <b>Police</b>, and the third single from their album 
Synchronicity. ... <b>That&#39;s</b> a synchronistic situation. ... In &quot;Synchronicity II&quot; guitarist 
Andy Summers &quot;forgoes the pretty clean <b>sounds</b> for post-apocalyptic ... The <b>music</b> 
video for &quot;Synchronicity II&quot; was directed by Godley &amp; Creme, filmed at a <b>sound</b> 
stage&nbsp;...
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Sound of da Police