Hi,

A long-time boardie Forget64 has changed his password, but ever since he's been unable to get back on this site. Could the admins or moderators help him out?

I'll paste his words about his problem: "I have been trying to change my password on the McCartney message board because it won't let me in with the old password. I have tried  about 10 times and even though it is simple, the site just keeps going back and forth between create new password and send new password. I think there is a problem with the site because the process is a simple one."

Thanks,

Kimsey

Yahllil wrote:

I've heard there are rumors about Got Back in France.

Anyone know the details?

Did you hear about when/in which month the French show(s) will take place?

This video has just been posted on youtube about the rehearsals:

"Hippy Hippy Shake" at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, 2008. He also sang "In Liverpool" there then.

Kimsey wrote:

gianna wrote:

AndrewMBarros wrote:

I, for example, haven't yet received a refund. Just the email saying that the IBAN was wrong like the others (very strange because it was right). I answered them with two emails - one normal with iban (again) and other asking if they received the email - but nothing so far

Nothing new?

Still nothing.

A miracle happened as I have received it today.

gianna wrote:

AndrewMBarros wrote:

I, for example, haven't yet received a refund. Just the email saying that the IBAN was wrong like the others (very strange because it was right). I answered them with two emails - one normal with iban (again) and other asking if they received the email - but nothing so far

Nothing new?

Still nothing.

gianna wrote:

Kimsey wrote:

I know that this post might not be popular but I don't care. Hopefully the days of the mega world tours are over. Paul has played more than enough shows in both North and South America.... his most favorite continents where he can gross the most money and where (some of) his craziest and wealthiest fans can be found. He should return back to small clubs and theaters and play all over the UK, his home place, which he neglected so often and he could also play sometimes  elsewhere in Europe.

I totally agree with you, Kimsey. I think that even this post of mine will not be liked by many people. I believe that Paul should choose smaller venues to perform in order not to risk himself or his fans. I also hope that he finally favors his continent, because in recent years he has done 90% of his concerts in America. I'm sure that a "historical" site (rather than a "normal" stadium) in which to perform will give him unspeakable emotions!

Thank you, Gianna! I agree with you too!

Nancy R wrote:

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

5th-beatle wrote:

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-54634191

The future of live concerts is uncertain at the moment. Have you thought about the possibility that you might not be able to play live again?

Yes, definitely. I look back at the last gig I did, which was at Dodger Stadium in LA, and we didn't have a very good night. I must say, I was thinking "Uh-oh, what if that was the last gig?"

But it would be great, wouldn't it, to be in a crowd and be able to go crazy and listen to a live band again. I was imagining that the other day - instead of doing the songs, you'd just be standing there going "This is great, isn't it?"

Oh, it's really surprising to me Paul saying he didn't like the Dodger Stadium show, even with Ringo's special appearance.

It seems like he doesn't have a decision made about playing live again, but I think if he really wanted to back on the road again he would have given another kind of answer.

Maybe he's just being realistic and considering his age. But I'm praying there will be one last tour.

I listened to that BBC interview and Paul said he DID like the Dodger Stadium show. ("we did have a very good night.")  Who else hears this?

I think you are right.

Kestrel wrote:

Kimsey wrote:

I know that this post might not be popular but I don't care.

I don't care either. Its popular with me as I agree totally with what you've written.  

Thank you! I'm glad you do!

I know that this post might not be popular but I don't care. Hopefully the days of the mega world tours are over. Paul has played more than enough shows in both North and South America.... his most favorite continents where he can gross the most money and where (some of) his craziest and wealthiest fans can be found. He should return back to small clubs and theaters and play all over the UK, his home place, which he neglected so often and he could also play sometimes  elsewhere in Europe.