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"We could have it all," says Copeland. Money is pouring in, but there are also some criticisms; the '70s are still just around the corner, and too much commerciality isn’t well-received. Sting says, "All this talk about selling out makes me laugh, as if it were easy! I know plenty of musicians who would give anything for that but can't make it." However, success doesn't go to the heads of the policemen, who promptly release their new work in the autumn of 1981. "Ghost in the Machine" will be a natural evolution of their sound, enhanced at least in the studio by the presence of brass and keyboards. Andy will say, "We keep working and doing it as best we can."