Looking At Her
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Still my favorite.
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*Perry*:
Still my favorite.
Sometimes Paul likes to give some sweet melodies a good working out in the studio
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Can someone do me a solid and put Looking At Her on YouTube? for some reason its been removed!
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I thought the whole album was there.
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oobu24:
I thought the whole album was there.
Oobu! Last I checked barely any of them are on YT! Only like two songs!
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youtube police!
I looked for one of the songs this morning & it was there. hmmm...he has a good team.
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My feelings are still tentative, but so far this is by far the weakest track on the album for me, a sort of cross between "See Your Sunshine" and some of the cheesier Wings tracks.
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Fresh link
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kapoo:
Fresh link
It's sped up! I like it better in some ways.
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Nancy R:
kapoo:
Fresh link
It's sped up! I like it better in some ways.
Yeah I thought it was sped up! What is with that? I wonder if Paul has filed some kind of injunction to stop the Yiutube posting of his songs, just a little strange they're not up yet, or being sped up, I don't get that.
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whole thing
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Bruce M.:
My feelings are still tentative, but so far this is by far the weakest track on the album for me, a sort of cross between "See Your Sunshine" and some of the cheesier Wings tracks.
I agree, to me, it's a disappointingly flat, ordinary song on an otherwise superb album. My least favourite track on MAF was also "See Your Sunshine", together with "Gratitude".
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This has been one of my favourites on the album. It's just amazing the way the song actually captures the state of mind that the lyrics are talking about. The beautiful slow bits are like being amazed at the trance of this girl but then every so often, you just get so obsessed with her that it's like a physical pain where the big distorted breakdown comes in on 'I'm losing my mind...' Such a well crafted piece of art
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kapoo:
Nancy R:
Love how it goes from one style to another and back. I've heard all the songs already, but can't wait to get the CD to hear them "in order" one right after the other!
Totally agree nancy, the change up in sound really works for me to alter the mood in this song. I love that outrageous sound! And the other parts are gorgeous. I've had those tracks on my iPod now for maybe a week, running order does work well, puts everything in context a little bit and despite the 4 different producers on it, they do achieve a certain flow with it. 11/15 is the official delivery date for the LP! You got on ordered Nancy?
Speaking of change up in sound...I just read an article online about someone's idea of the 21 best deep album cuts by Paul. One of them was "The Pound Is Sinking." The writer of the article was so very impressed by the fact that the song has at least 4 melodies which Paul magically weaves together. His #1 on the list was "Little Lamb Butterfly." Don't disagree. He did mention one song...maybe two...that I was unaware of and loved....."Mama's Little Gir" (gorgeous ballad) and "I'll Give You a Ring'. I had never heard those songs before. Are they on albums? Well, I guess they are, since the article is about deep album cuts!! LOL There are others on his list that I'm not too sure of where they are, which albums...
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Beatles4Ever&Ever:
kapoo:
Nancy R:
Love how it goes from one style to another and back. I've heard all the songs already, but can't wait to get the CD to hear them "in order" one right after the other!
Totally agree nancy, the change up in sound really works for me to alter the mood in this song. I love that outrageous sound! And the other parts are gorgeous. I've had those tracks on my iPod now for maybe a week, running order does work well, puts everything in context a little bit and despite the 4 different producers on it, they do achieve a certain flow with it. 11/15 is the official delivery date for the LP! You got on ordered Nancy?
Speaking of change up in sound...I just read an article online about someone's idea of the 21 best deep album cuts by Paul. One of them was "The Pound Is Sinking." The writer of the article was so very impressed by the fact that the song has at least 4 melodies which Paul magically weaves together. His #1 on the list was "Little Lamb Butterfly." Don't disagree. He did mention one song...maybe two...that I was unaware of and loved....."Mama's Little Gir" (gorgeous ballad) and "I'll Give You a Ring'. I had never heard those songs before. Are they on albums? Well, I guess they are, since the article is about deep album cuts!! LOL There are others on his list that I'm not too sure of where they are, which albums...
"Mama's Little Girl" is a beautiful song. Classic McCartney all the way.
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"Mama's Little Girl" hasn't been released on an official recording. It's on a "boot." It would have fitted in on "Ram" and sounds like he did it during that bucolic happy time. Sounds sweet and tender
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It was officially released as a b side to put it there I have it on 12'' vinyl not sure off the top of my head if it was released on CD.
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Wow, Darrel, you're lucky to have that
Two out of this world Paul songs
on one disc
Perhaps it's a collector's item.
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darrel:
It was officially released as a b side to put it there I have it on 12'' vinyl not sure off the top of my head if it was released on CD.
True. I bought the "cassingle." At the time, I didn't realize how old the song was until I noticed "1973" in the notes, although the single was 1990.
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Think the other track on the single was same time next year