The Police & Solo Appreciation Thread

I've not seen a ton of discussion on The Police and the members solo works, so I thought I may as well open one. All Police related discussions is welcome.

For my opening comment...I'd like to inquire about if anyone has heard or has seen Stewart Copeland's Police Deranged For Orchestra? They were supposed to release 200 Black Vinyl LP's and 300 Blue Vinyl LP's I think but I certainly don't see any listing on discogs or any for sale.

I've always found Copeland's and Summers' solo stuff much more interesting than Sting's, even though I do enjoy his sometimes.

What I like is Oysterhead with Stewart Copeland, Les Claypool and Trey Anastasio. 

The solos are all interesting in their own way ... and its hard to say that Sting is not very good, since he has done so well as a solo artist.

Andy Summers has a lot of solo albums, and I have not heard all of them but the couple of them I heard were totally different than The Police to my ears.

Stewart Copeland is another story. Starting with an insane list of soundtracks (Rumble Fish, Wall Street. Silent Fall, Rapa Nui, Four Days in September, Simpatico, Dead Like Me) ... which are not something that anyone would often associate with a "drummer" but it would suggest that some stuff that The Police did, was actually cleaned up by Stewart, who might have been the better "musician" of the three of them ... at least not necessarily rock born and lived kind of thing! But I really like his stuff with The Police, and then Curved Air (he was married to Sonja) ... a lot ... and both Midnight Wire and Airborne are very nice albums, although I would likely think/wish that there were a few more long cuts, which were always nice in that band, though the early small stuff was very neat as well.

I'm looking for that Orchestra album, btw, because of the three, he would be the only one capable of doing that ... and probably right, and sounding special in its own way.