Watch Sting Perform 'All This Time' The tension between forward motion and cherished tradition informs the rest of The Soul Cages: the cyclical nature of life, the idea that myths (Biblical and ...

Sting used to ... from 1991's The Soul Cages. Arcade Fire could easily get away with adding this to their repertoire and purposely forgetting to inform anyone it's a cover.

Sting’s “Why Should I Cry For You?” from his 1991 album The Soul Cages would certainly make for a stirring emotional centerpiece of that hypothetical compilation. Writing in a 2007 ...

Sting's follow up, The Soul Cages, was a concept album built around the death of his father. Such heavy topics helped bring out impressive songs, but they were also emotionally draining.

And again. Sting, the show's composer and lyricist, released an album in 1991, The Soul Cages, inspired by his youth in Wallsend, a shipbuilding town in northeast England, and his complicated ...

But Sting is also open for self deprecation. Before introducing an album cut from his “Soul Cages” album “Why Should I Cry For You?” he said his dad gave him one simple piece of advice ...

With the release of his latest album, “The Soul Cages,” Sting has distinguished himself as one of the world’s biggest touring rock star who hasn’t written a rock song in eight years.