SkLeigh:

I think that's a pretty good distribution. I mean, there are a lot of solo (and Wings!) songs I'd like to hear, but it's hard to quibble with the Beatles. And for every song he plays where I'm like, that's not really my favorite, there are 15,000 people in the arena screaming and crying. Especially for the Beatles songs. And then I'm the one going crazy for Hi, Hi, Hi! (Thanks Paul!)

Yep, is a good distribution, specially if you consider that Paul is the only keeper of Beatles's legacy. Paul has different publics (Beatles fans, Wings fans, McCartney fans)... people like you and me have heard every single album and every song he made and we would love to hear more of his solo work. Anyway, I had the privilege of hear those wonderful Beatles's songs and is a memory that I will never forget. That is more valuable than hear songs like 'My Brave Face' or 'The World Tonight'

I love 'Average Person' and I'm worried about it

RMartinez:

WingsOfMacca:

RMartinez:

WingsOfMacca:

RMartinez:

You are joking, right???

I'm not talking about changing the whole setlist, of course. But if Paul plays 'Mull' exclusively in Canada, that means he can (and he does it) change it. That was my point

You asked if Paul changes his set list every concert. That is very different from playing "Mull" exclusively in certain Cities in Canada.

No, I asked if Paul does a thing like that (adding a song or songs for a special occasion) very often.

Go back and read your own post, ok?

Maybe the prime question would be: Does Paul change the setlist in every concert? perhaps, 'Temporary Secretary' will be part of the next concert (today or tomorrow in Canada) and nothing else. The same for 'Mull' I asked if 'Temporary Secretary' is there as part of a special occasion, and I asked before people told me that Paul plays 'Mull Of Kintyre' every time he goes to Canada. 'Mull' was never part of his tours, the same for 'Temporary Secretary'. I suppose he added those songs for something in particular, so that would mean he makes changes in the setlist. We all know the songs he usually plays in this tour, and those two are not part of it. But don't worry, the other guys have answered me

RMartinez:

WingsOfMacca:

RMartinez:

You are joking, right???

I'm not talking about changing the whole setlist, of course. But if Paul plays 'Mull' exclusively in Canada, that means he can (and he does it) change it. That was my point

You asked if Paul changes his set list every concert. That is very different from playing "Mull" exclusively in certain Cities in Canada.

No, I asked if Paul does a thing like that (adding a song or songs for a special occasion) very often.

RMartinez:

You are joking, right???

I'm not talking about changing the whole setlist, of course. But if Paul plays 'Mull' exclusively in Canada, that means he can (and he does it) change it. That was my point

RMartinez:

WingsOfMacca:

I was checking the current setlist of the Out There Tour and I found two big surprises. First of all, 'Mull Of Kintyre'. Really? is he playing it? I mean, is the original version or is a kind of live reedition? A wonderful song, a kind of national anthem And second... 'Temporary Secretary'??????? What is that? I make the same question, is he playing it in a normal way? I don't understand, however it's a big surprise! Maybe the prime question would be: Does Paul change the setlist in every concert? perhaps, 'Temporary Secretary' will be part of the next concert (today or tomorrow in Canada) and nothing else. The same for 'Mull'.

Does Paul change the set list every concert?? You are joking, right???

not entirely, but maybe some songs

oobu24:

WingsOfMacca:

I was checking the current setlist of the Out There Tour and I found two big surprises. First of all, 'Mull Of Kintyre'. Really? is he playing it? I mean, is the original version or is a kind of live reedition? A wonderful song, a kind of national anthem And second... 'Temporary Secretary'??????? What is that? I make the same question, is he playing it in a normal way? I don't understand, however it's a big surprise! Maybe the prime question would be: Does Paul change the setlist in every concert? perhaps, 'Temporary Secretary' will be part of the next concert (today or tomorrow in Canada) and nothing else. The same for 'Mull'.

Mull is always in for Canada. Temporary Secretary was added earlier in the year...England 1st time?

Excellent choice!!!!! Paul should play more songs his solo career. I never understood why he doesn't play songs like My Brave Face, No More Lonely Nights, Pipes Of Peace, The World Tonight or Young Boy. I know he thinks in the fact that people pay a lot of money to see him and probably they will demand more Beatles's songs. Anyway, is hard to understand the reason of his attitude about his own catalogue.

I was checking the current setlist of the Out There Tour and I found two big surprises. First of all, 'Mull Of Kintyre'. Really? is he playing it? I mean, is the original version or is a kind of live reedition? A wonderful song, a kind of national anthem And second... 'Temporary Secretary'??????? What is that? I make the same question, is he playing it in a normal way? I don't understand, however it's a big surprise! Maybe the prime question would be: Does Paul change the setlist in every concert? perhaps, 'Temporary Secretary' will be part of the next concert (today or tomorrow in Canada) and nothing else. The same for 'Mull'.

The 70's were made for rock bands. Those times were very competitive and I think that good rock was made by bands.

DeniseLM227:

Danish Macca:

Am I the only one who is crazy about So Bad (both the song and the video)? Heck, I love all the video material for POP! I think there could easily have been two more hit singles from the album if The Man and Keep Under Cover had been released as well..

No, you aren't the only one. I LOVE So Bad, and its accompanying video. Thought that the song was a perfect Paul ballad. Also love the video for Say Say Say. Unlike others on this forum, I don't see Paul's collaboration with MJ on this album as the nadir of his career. I enjoy The Man, too. No matter what you say about POP as an album, it still contained some good music with Paul's signature pop hooks. Not a great album, but it is one I enjoy on occasion.

Pretty good songs, yeah. I would like to know if 'Say Say Say' was a big hit in its time. I don't know why but I feel it wasn't recognized like it should. 'The Man' is wonderful, and it wasn't released as single!! incredible. I'm not a big fan of PoP but 'Say Say Say' and 'So Bad' are jewels.