Letting Go...man!
Latest posts made by gostosao1971
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RE: Paul's Albums: Rank 'Emposted in NOT SUCH A BAD BOY
This is always a hard one because there is so much material, but it's always fun! The first Paul LP I purchased on a release date was "Tug of War"in 1982 so I am partial to Paul's albums in the 80's (still don't understand why so many hate "Press To Play"?). I was 11 when "Tug of War" was released, I had just discovered The Beatles when John was assassinated. I had never seen so many adults talk about something or someone so much as they did when John was taken from us. So at 10 years old in Jan 1981 I bought "Double Fantasy" and never looked back, I had to know and own every release by The Beatles and as solo artists. Started listening in Dec 1980 and have never stopped, wish I had been born 20 years earlier so I could have experienced The Beatles in their generation. But I will take what I can get! After that mumbo jumbo, this is my list favorites at the top.
- Wings Over America
- Band On The Run
- Tug of War
- Wings Greatest
- Flowers In The Dirt
- Wild Life
- London Town
- Flaming Pie
- Venus and Mars
- All The Best
- Pipes of Peace
- McCartney
- Back To The Egg
- Chaos and Creation
- Driving Rain
- Run Devil Run
- Give My Regards To Broadstreet
- Press To Play
- Wingspan
- Ram
- Off The Ground
- Wings at The Speed of Sound
- Red Rose Speedway
- Tripping The Live Fantastic
- Unplugged
- Pure McCartney
- Back In The US
- McCartney II
- Electronic Arguments
- New
- Memory Almost Full
- Paul Is Live
- Choba B CCCP
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RE: 10 favorite guitar solos by Paulposted in NOT SUCH A BAD BOY
Newbee to the boards here, but not a newbee to McCartney music. My preferred guitar solo by Paul has to be "Maybe I'm Amazed". He is so underrated and overlooked as a guitarist. I know he is as good as it gets on bass, but I cannot help but wonder what some of the songs would soundlike if Paul handled the guitar solos, with the exception of "My Love". Still gives me chills when I hear Henry's solo on that song. Hard to find songs (especially in this day and age) where the guitar solo improves the song.
