I thought you'd be there! BTW, have loved a lot of John Denver songs, or a right good bit of 'em anyways.

Tough choice Red Rose Speedway Band On The Run Venus and Mars close 2nd Driving Rain Chaos and Creation Memory Almost Full

Had to give this thread a bump... Experienced a nice surprise today, turned on the car radio, tuned to Sirius XM channel 76, Symphony Hall. When tuned to this channel, we see the names and hear the music of Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart, but not this afternoon. To our absolute shock, today we tuned in to see the name of McCartney, hearing his beautiful Ocean's Kingdom. Sooooo cool...Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and McCartney - LOVE it!!! Hearing Ocean's Kingdom instantly brought back treasured memories of the beautiful ballet and the once in a lifetime experience we had during that magical evening in New York.

love2travel:

Whatever he decides, you can be sure there will be criticism... Sad to say

From his fans more so than the general public.

nigel.thrillington:

I know we've already talked about vinyl for christmas, but I keep buying more and more of them (like they are going out of style.....again). I just bought all three flaming pie 7" singles on amazon.

I would love this! This thread is giving me some great ideas!

Probably reading the site wondering what he is goingto do next. love doris

There is one more I really don't like, which I first remember now but I can't say which one it is because someone on here would stop talking to me. So I'll continue to quietly dislike it ops:

SusyLuvsPaul:

"It's Not True" IS on the "Press to Play" album or is that album just called "Press"--why'd you say it isn't, toris?

It's on the CD, but the original vinyl release in 1986 ended with "However Absurd". Back as early as 1986 CDs with extra tracks were not really what people went with when classing what was on an album. The vinyl was THE album, to artist reviewer and fans alike. Most of us back then knew "It's not true" "write away" and "tough on a tightrope" as b sides of "Press" "pretty little head" and "only love remains" 7 inch singles.

I have thoroughly enjoyed the previous ten Paul McCartney Archive Collection reissues in their deluxe edition format.

I can understand that projects like this may not always encapsulate all of the releases I and oithers would like to see reissued due to changes on many levels, such as the artist's ongoing involvement, sales, company participation, etc.

I would just like to add my vote (if such a thing is acceptable) to continuing this wondeful line of reissues.

Thank you so much to Mr. McCartney, the behind the scenes staff, the relevant engineers, etc. for a job well done.

Sincerely,

bbrownlie

ONE of my faves

Run Devil Run is an incredible album. It plays loud and its the sound of a man rediscovering music, life and his reason for being (this was his first record after Linda's passing). Its bursting with vitality and energy; its raw, angry and gritty. I think it was a cathartic album for Paul, his own primal scream album in a way. I do like John's album but it now sounds a bit stale and bland by comparison. Rock n Roll does have a better cover photo than Run Devil Run though.

Beatles4Ever&Ever:

It's available on Amazon for about $70 new and $44 used.

Several vinyl copies on eBay for $13-$20. Vinyl is better anyway

Bring the Rock 1. Let Me Roll It 2. Daytime Nighttime Suffering 3. Oh Woman Oh Why 4. Only Mama Knows 5. Hi Hi Hi 6. Jet 7. About You 8. Figure of Eight 9. Angry 10. Monkberry Moon Delight 11. Old Siam Sir 12. Junior's Farm 13. Spin it On 14. Girls School 15. The Mess 16. Rock Show

Hendrix Ibsen:

Yeah, I find it interesting to discuss and think/talk about, I'm interested in music history, past, present and future, I have lots of music books and have read much besides listening to / collecting records. I can't play but I'm still genuinely interested in music, oddly enough maybe, it's just an expense... I will never be nominated for a Grammy... I'm struggling a bit to think in English, but okay...

You do quite well in English, I think so!

It is a beautiful song.

Nancy R, I was five when I first heard this song. So I'm just a bit older than you. But music was my first love..I remember so much of that time when I was a babe. Song for the day...