McCartney 3?
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andybefc wrote:
A friend of mine told me about the 333 yellow and black version first thing this morning so I fortunately got a copy of that. Also got the indie copy and newbury comic one.
What color is the Indie copy?
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Nancy R wrote:
andybefc wrote:
A friend of mine told me about the 333 yellow and black version first thing this morning so I fortunately got a copy of that. Also got the indie copy and newbury comic one.
What color is the Indie copy?
White. Paul's site here has a link to Record Store Day's site, where we can find a record store in our local area to buy from.
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joyce wrote:
Paul's new interview about the cd
[And then when Wings broke up it was a similar thing. And with me, when I’ve got a lot of time, my go-to situation is, ‘Well, write and record, then – that’s something to do when you’ve got some spare time.’]
Understandably I guess Paul is getting muddled again. McCartney ll was recorded between the release of Back To The Egg and the Wings UK tour. Wings didn't actually break up until nearly a year after the release of McCartney ll.
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Wow the vinyls are selling like hot cakes!!! I could only manage to get a pink and a white vinyl and then got a green CD from Target... I wonder if everything sold out today? Is the red vinyl the only one with a poster inside?
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My wife has already told me not to buy it, makes great Christmas gift for my daughters to buy me -lol
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Kestrel wrote:
But in the "public perception", Wings were over after the "Japanese incident" in early 1980. The last Wings record was 1979.
joyce wrote:
Paul's new interview about the cd
[And then when Wings broke up it was a similar thing. And with me, when I’ve got a lot of time, my go-to situation is, ‘Well, write and record, then – that’s something to do when you’ve got some spare time.’]
Understandably I guess Paul is getting muddled again. McCartney ll was recorded between the release of Back To The Egg and the Wings UK tour. Wings didn't actually break up until nearly a year after the release of McCartney ll.
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Bruce M. wrote:
If there is a God, please, anything but McCartney III!
There is a God and there will be a McCartney III -lol. I love the album cover and my hope is it is more like "McCartney" than "McCartney II". Actually, I would not mind if it was kind of like "CHAOS" only a little bit more uptempo. I feel very confident he will have some high quality songs and my only concern is how good his voice will be. Anyway, really looking forward to this album and just in time for Christmas - yeah !!
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Yankeefan2 wrote:
Bruce M. wrote:
If there is a God, please, anything but McCartney III!
There is a God and there will be a McCartney III -lol. I love the album cover and my hope is it is more like "McCartney" than "McCartney II". Actually, I would not mind if it was kind of like "CHAOS" only a little bit more uptempo. I feel very confident he will have some high quality songs and my only concern is how good his voice will be. Anyway, really looking forward to this album and just in time for Christmas - yeah !!
Well we know now there is a McCartney III, so the deity apparently answers your prayers and not mine. I hope my misgivings are wrong, but historically Paul has almost always been best with a strong producer, like Godrich on "Chaos."
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Bruce M. wrote: I hope my misgivings are wrong, but historically Paul has almost always been best with a strong producer, like Godrich on "Chaos."
I know what you mean but its also true that Ram & Band on the Run were self-produced and they were pretty good albums.
My personal hope for McCartney lll is for a cross between McCartney & Electric Arguments.
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Kestrel wrote:
Bruce M. wrote: I hope my misgivings are wrong, but historically Paul has almost always been best with a strong producer, like Godrich on "Chaos."
I know what you mean but its also true that Ram & Band on the Run were self-produced and they were pretty good albums.
My personal hope for McCartney lll is for a cross between McCartney & Electric Arguments.
That’s my hope as well Kestrel! Looking forward to hearing the album!
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Yesterday in a charity shop I picked up the "Put it there" DVD which I'd not seen before - it was wonderful, really good studio rehearsals with a great band. One hour of fine music including several Beatles numbers. If McCartney 3 is only half as good as that, it'll be worth it. For me, the last two albums went in one ear and out the other, a bit ordinary, which doesn't matter - there's been so much great music. He doesn't need to prove anything to anyone.
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dirkmcquickly wrote:
Yesterday in a charity shop I picked up the "Put it there" DVD which I'd not seen before - it was wonderful, really good studio rehearsals with a great band. One hour of fine music including several Beatles numbers. If McCartney 3 is only half as good as that, it'll be worth it. For me, the last two albums went in one ear and out the other, a bit ordinary, which doesn't matter - there's been so much great music. He doesn't need to prove anything to anyone.
Like Yankeefan, I very much am looking forward to McCartney 3. The man has an endless amount of musical creativity so this is exciting news that we are getting a brand new album so soon.
Dirk, I have to somewhat disagree with you on Paul's last 2 albums...Egypt Station and New. I think that both albums produced many good songs and they, in retrospect, hold up very well against Paul's vast Post Beatles' catalog. Unlike many of Paul's contemporaries from the Pop-Rock genre, he has continued to write amazing songs in the latter stages of his Solo career. Just look at his output over the last 20 years creating great new music with albums like Chaos and Creation, Memorly Almost Full, Electric Arguments, Driving Rain, New and Egypt Station.
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Bruce M. wrote:
Yankeefan2 wrote:
Bruce M. wrote:
If there is a God, please, anything but McCartney III!
There is a God and there will be a McCartney III -lol. I love the album cover and my hope is it is more like "McCartney" than "McCartney II". Actually, I would not mind if it was kind of like "CHAOS" only a little bit more uptempo. I feel very confident he will have some high quality songs and my only concern is how good his voice will be. Anyway, really looking forward to this album and just in time for Christmas - yeah !!
Well we know now there is a McCartney III, so the deity apparently answers your prayers and not mine. I hope my misgivings are wrong, but historically Paul has almost always been best with a strong producer, like Godrich on "Chaos."
I totally agree with you, I have stated for years that CHAOS may be the best McCartney solo album ever and having a producer like Godrich really helped. He was not afraid to tell McCartney something was not good and it showed. CHAOS did not have those 2 or 3 clunker songs most McCartney albums.
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Someone already did a cover version of one of the songs before it's even been released! Have a listen:
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^ That is from Paul's trailer:
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The red vinyl/with poster...is available again on PM.com! So now I have 3 colored vinyls and a poster! It will be a bit funny if they all include posters
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B J Conlee wrote:
dirkmcquickly wrote:
Yesterday in a charity shop I picked up the "Put it there" DVD which I'd not seen before - it was wonderful, really good studio rehearsals with a great band. One hour of fine music including several Beatles numbers. If McCartney 3 is only half as good as that, it'll be worth it. For me, the last two albums went in one ear and out the other, a bit ordinary, which doesn't matter - there's been so much great music. He doesn't need to prove anything to anyone.
Like Yankeefan, I very much am looking forward to McCartney 3. The man has an endless amount of musical creativity so this is exciting news that we are getting a brand new album so soon.
Dirk, I have to somewhat disagree with you on Paul's last 2 albums...Egypt Station and New. I think that both albums produced many good songs and they, in retrospect, hold up very well against Paul's vast Post Beatles' catalog. Unlike many of Paul's contemporaries from the Pop-Rock genre, he has continued to write amazing songs in the latter stages of his Solo career. Just look at his output over the last 20 years creating great new music with albums like Chaos and Creation, Memorly Almost Full, Electric Arguments, Driving Rain, New and Egypt Station.
I was right there with you until....."Driving Rain." That album, to me is one of his weakest, if not the very weakest. I liked the opening song and then....... But: Both NEW and Egypt Station are very good albums. Some spotty vocals here and there on ...Sation, but a very strong album., especially with all the left over cuts recorded during the session, several of which I would have put on the album in the first place.
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Read on FB some woman said she paid $84 including shipping for the coke bottle green one and she didn't think that was expensive!
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Beatles4Ever wrote:
B J Conlee wrote:
dirkmcquickly wrote:
Yesterday in a charity shop I picked up the "Put it there" DVD which I'd not seen before - it was wonderful, really good studio rehearsals with a great band. One hour of fine music including several Beatles numbers. If McCartney 3 is only half as good as that, it'll be worth it. For me, the last two albums went in one ear and out the other, a bit ordinary, which doesn't matter - there's been so much great music. He doesn't need to prove anything to anyone.
Like Yankeefan, I very much am looking forward to McCartney 3. The man has an endless amount of musical creativity so this is exciting news that we are getting a brand new album so soon.
Dirk, I have to somewhat disagree with you on Paul's last 2 albums...Egypt Station and New. I think that both albums produced many good songs and they, in retrospect, hold up very well against Paul's vast Post Beatles' catalog. Unlike many of Paul's contemporaries from the Pop-Rock genre, he has continued to write amazing songs in the latter stages of his Solo career. Just look at his output over the last 20 years creating great new music with albums like Chaos and Creation, Memorly Almost Full, Electric Arguments, Driving Rain, New and Egypt Station.
I was right there with you until....."Driving Rain." That album, to me is one of his weakest, if not the very weakest. I liked the opening song and then....... But: Both NEW and Egypt Station are very good albums. Some spotty vocals here and there on ...Sation, but a very strong album., especially with all the left over cuts recorded during the session, several of which I would have put on the album in the first place.
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B J Conlee wrote:
Beatles4Ever wrote:
B J Conlee wrote:
dirkmcquickly wrote:
Yesterday in a charity shop I picked up the "Put it there" DVD which I'd not seen before - it was wonderful, really good studio rehearsals with a great band. One hour of fine music including several Beatles numbers. If McCartney 3 is only half as good as that, it'll be worth it. For me, the last two albums went in one ear and out the other, a bit ordinary, which doesn't matter - there's been so much great music. He doesn't need to prove anything to anyone.
Like Yankeefan, I very much am looking forward to McCartney 3. The man has an endless amount of musical creativity so this is exciting news that we are getting a brand new album so soon.
Dirk, I have to somewhat disagree with you on Paul's last 2 albums...Egypt Station and New. I think that both albums produced many good songs and they, in retrospect, hold up very well against Paul's vast Post Beatles' catalog. Unlike many of Paul's contemporaries from the Pop-Rock genre, he has continued to write amazing songs in the latter stages of his Solo career. Just look at his output over the last 20 years creating great new music with albums like Chaos and Creation, Memorly Almost Full, Electric Arguments, Driving Rain, New and Egypt Station.
I was right there with you until....."Driving Rain." That album, to me is one of his weakest, if not the very weakest. I liked the opening song and then....... But: Both NEW and Egypt Station are very good albums. Some spotty vocals here and there on ...Sation, but a very strong album., especially with all the left over cuts recorded during the session, several of which I would have put on the album in the first place.
Beatles4Ever,
I do agree that since the 2000's, Driving Rain was probably Paul's weakest album and not nearly as consistent as others like Chaos and Creation, Memory Almost Full, New and Egypt Station. On the other hand, DR like most of Paul's Solo albums in my opinion had some tracks that were real "gems" so I don't just dismiss it, I still consider DR as part of Paul's latter period renaissance and rebirth relative to his overall Post Beatles' discography. While initially, I didn't like some of Paul's vocals on the earlier tracks, many of DR songs really did really grow with me with repeated listens. In retrospect, I really like songs like "Lonely Road", "Magic", "Your Way", "About You", "Back in the Sunshine", and "Your Loving Flame". I liked the overall vibe to DR. I love Paul's Bass playing, Rusty's electric guitars and Abe's Drum Work. I also really like Abe Dixon's elecric piano and organ work which gave some of the tracks a distinctive sound compared to many other Paul albums. Aa a studio album, it had a real "live'" feel to it. A few of the positive reviews on DR really pointed those features out. Some of the deeper and underrated DR cuts I also like include "She's Given Up Talking" (great lyrics imo), "I Do", "Heather", and "Riding Into Jaipur". Just my opinion.