McCartney POX (strictly post-Beatles material)

Um, a coupla more dozens of posts like that and - who kno's?!

In the case of "Pipes...", the title track and "The Man" are great while "Keep Under Cover" is OK. The rest - apart from the production, which I love - is mostly rather mediocre. Not among his best albums.

"Keep Under Cover" is about the only thing that's compositionally interesting on that album. The production on the title track is really something else, though.

OMFG Where is the love for "Girls' School"?

"Press" - nah, this's exactly the kind of '80s sound' that broes me to total numbness.

This is the kind of eighties sound that drives me to ecstacy. Twenty-four tracks madness! Linda's psychotic harmonies! Paul's guitar fills!

And Carlos Alomar's, people!

CANNOT RECALL THE RADNESS OF THESE GUITAR PARTS

I cannot imagine a world in which "Press" does not exist.

"Press" and "Only Love Remains" were great. The rest of that album was not.

... "Press" ...
This is the kind of eighties sound that drives me to ecstacy.
-- Alfred, Lord

Good Lord, we *are* two different people eh!:)

On the Wild Life front, however, didn't find it today in any of my hometown's shops. So got me 3 other Maccasir's instead, he.

junk
coming up
one of these days
too many people
front parlour
band on the run
darkroom
frozen jap
temporary secretary
the lovely linda

The End of the End
English Tea
Scared
You Tell Me
Single Pigeon
You Gave Me the Answer
Magneto and Titanium Man
Dear Boy
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
Band on the Run

lol @ flappy bird's McCartney range only extending to McCartney, McCartney II, Ram and Band On The Run ... all Pitchfork-approved favourites, I'm sure.

This is an impossible question for me, fwiw.

oooooooooOOOOHHHH!!

no.

a few years ago I was driving with a friend to a Panda Bear show (the man from the Animal Collective). he put on "Darkroom." He asked us all in the car "who do you think this is?" We had no idea. It was wild. Listened to the whole record after that. Was blown away.

I don't like Ram at all. but Too Many People is good.

now JUNK? you wanna talk junk. you ever heard the Esher acoustic demos? when paul, george, and john got together at george's house in May 1968 and laid down all the songs they wrote in India. beautiful collection of double-tracked acoustics and vocals, messy and stoned and gorgeous. the demo of Junk on there has stuck with me ever since.

i ran out of songs so I put band on the run.

boom!

honestly i should've just written Junk ten times

I'll post 10 I wanna hear right now:

1. Figure of Eight
2. Only Love Remains
3. No More Lonely Nights
4. Take It Away
5. This One
6. Old Siam Sir
7. The Note You Never Wrote
8. Magneto and Titanium Man
9. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
10. Maybe I'm Amazed