Outlandos D'Amour No Use for a Name Entirely written and recorded by

Entirely written and recorded by Doherty

1975’s ‘Bolan’s Zip Gun’ caught the prevailing zeitgeist

’ The band worked to use as little plastic as possible on the manufacture of the product

it’s never gonna be enough

Outlandos D'Amour No Use for a Name Entirely written and recorded byLP Black Vinyl Recorded in chunks over a six month period, Outlandos was released in November 1978 and featured at least three classic Police songs (four if you count the thrash of Next To You) in the shape of Roxanne, Can't Stand Losing You and So Lonely each of which were released and re released as singles. Whilst 1978 may have been the era of late punk The Police's debut was an album that was truly different from what was the then mainstream.