Mccartney post Beatles

"i'm poor"
"just don't be poor? lmao"

WITH A LITTLE LUCK
WITH A LITTLE LUCK
WITH A LITTLE LUCK, A LITTLE LUCK, A LITTLE LUCK~!!

Literally this but unironically.

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I unironically think Band on the Run and Venus & Mars are two of the greatest albums of all time, on par with a lot of The Beatles later works. 70s was a good time for Paul musically.

Utterly based post.

LEAVE ME ALONE MRS VANDERBILT
I GOT PLETLY OF TIME OF MY OWWWNNNNNNN

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it takes one to know one

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He never made good music and beatles are a terrible band

Paul's songs post-Beatles are best heard live. God, what I wouldn't give for him to have played Band on the Run in its entirety live, Jet goes from milquetoast to one of his best songs just by playing it live.

arrow through me is highly underrated.

I don't understand how so many people think music (in general, not referring to Paul specifically) sounds better live, it almost never sounds as good as it does on the album.

You are a fucking baller for bringing this song to my attention.

I think if you've never listened to Wings Over America and seen Rockshow, your opinion on McCartney's post-Beatles career is worthless.

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Venus and Mars could have been a much better album if they moved the guitars up in the mix. It sounds too sterile and weak, but the songwriting is top notch.

Rockshow is probably my favorite concert movie of all time, can never get sick of it

This whole album should be brought to your attention tb h

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Same. My dad had in on a shit VHS back in the day. I was stoked as hell when it came out on bluray a few years back.

Jet is night and day, dude. Also Calico Skies.

>Calico Skies
That song is so sad in the context of Linda dying during the recording of Flaming Pie.

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imo Wings are a lot less underrated today than they were in the 70s
Boomer critics didn't appreciate them at all and I don't know why. They were unironically better than the Beatles.

Wings shows were great and a lot better than the "let's be Beatle Paul for the masses" show he's had going on for the past 30 years

Flaming Pie is such a great album.

Critics in the 70s held a grudge against McCartney and blamed him for the break up of the Beatles. He was the only one in the band that wanted to keep working on music as a functional band.

Agreed 100%

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I unironically love this song

His solo stuff is excellent. Here are the best songs from him that aren't hits or famous:

Man We Was Lonely
Momma Miss America
Too Many People
Dear Boy
Eat At Home
Long Haired Lady
Heart Of The Country
The Back Seat of My Car
Love Is Strange
Some People Never Know
Tomorrow
Dear Friend
1882
Tragedy
The Mess
Little Lamb Dragonfly
Single Pigeon
Get On The Right Thing
Mrs Vandebilt
Picasso's Last Words
Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
Sally G
Love In Song
You Gave Me The Answer
Letting Go
Magneto and Titanium Man
Treat Her Gently/Lonely Old People
San Ferry Anne
She's My Baby
London Town
Cafe On The Left Bank
I'm Carrying
Name and Address
Morse Moose and the Grey Goose
Getting Closer
Old Siam Sir
Daytime Nighttime Suffering
Winter Rose/Love Awake
Baby's Request

80s

On The Way
Nobody Knows
Summer's Day Song
One Of These Days
Secret Friend
Blue Sway
Take It Away
The Pound is Sinking
Ballroom Dancing
Wanderlust
So Bad
Not Such A Bad Boy
Press
Pretty Little Head
Good Times Coming/Feel The Sun
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
My Brave Face
You Want Her Too
We Got Married
That Day Is Done

90s

Big Boys Bickering
Mistress and Maid
The Lovers That Never Were
Young Boy
Beautiful Night
Somedays
Souvenir
Heaven On A Sunday
If You Wanna
The World Tonight
Calico Skies
Lonesome Town
No Other Baby
Shake A Hand
What It Is

You forgot
>Oo You
>Suicide
>Wild Life
>I Am Your Singer
>Power Cut
>No Words
>Beware My Love
>Soily
>Girls School

What're you guys thoughts on The Fireman?

00s

Lonely Road
She's Given Up Talking
Tiny Bubble
Your Way
I Do
Rinse the Raindrops (Twin Freaks version)
Jenny Wren
Friends To Go
At The Mercy
Riding To Vanity Fair
Too Much Rain
This Never Happened Before
Ever Present Past
Only Mama Knows
You Tell Me
Mr Bellamy
House of Wax
The End of The End
Why So Blue
Sing The Changes
Travelling Light
Highway
Light From Your Lighthouse
Lifelong Passion

Better than most of his other albums from the 00s. I'd say only Chaos and Creation is a little better.

Very true.

Tbh Paul is insanely consistent in his solo work, I could've basically listed the entire tracklist for each album up to Pipes of Peace

How do you feel about Laine and McCulloch songs like Time To Hide, Medicine Jar, Wino Junko, etc?

10s

I'm Gonna Sit Down and Write Myself A Letter
My Valentine
My Very Good Friend the Milkman
The Glory of Love
Save Us
New
Queenie Eye
Alligator
Early Days
I Can Bet
Appreciate
Get Me Out Of Here
Turned Out
Who Cares
I Don't Know
Hand In Hand
Dominoes
Caesar Rock
Despite Repeated Warnings
Hunt You Down/Naked/C-Link
Get Enough
Nothing For Free
Get Started
Frank Sinatra's Party

Uncle Albert was great.

I like them. I think 74-76 Wings was the most "true band" Wings, and that's probably the one that most people think of when they think of Wings given that that's the Wings Over America band.

I'd rank the non-Paul Wings songs like so:

Again and Again and Again
Wino Junko
Medicine Jar
Deliver Your Children
Time To Hide
Children Children

I think that's all of them.

Agreed. Dunno if you count Henry's Blues or Cook of the House.

Henry's Blues I don't cause it was never officially released.

Cook of the House I forgot, but the less said about it the better.

Tug of War is fucking garbage

Hahaha. Cook of the House is easily my least favorite Wings song. Suzi and the Redstripes had better songs. Also Denny Laine's album Japanese Tears is pretty underrated. Some songs featured McCartney on bass and backing vocals.

Take It Away is a superb pop song.

I was refering to Electric Arguments. I didnt think Strawberries was anything special, but Rushes was decent. Electric Arguments I feel was far and away superior to the others.

Absolute shit opinion. Tug of War is genuinely one of the best albums of the 80s, by anyone.

There’s some nice drumming on “Celtic Stomp” on Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest but it’s definitely not as good as Rushes or Electric Arguments.

I wish Paul had an album in Billy Joel's style, just him and a piano.
Is there anything like it or near it?

I have to make a confession to make lads
I...
I actually love Ebony and Ivory

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I don’t really know Billy Joel’s work apart from Piano Man and Uptown Girl but Chaos and Creation in the Backyard is Paul’s most piano based album.

Ebony and Ivory + No More Lonely Nights are top tier 80s music. beautiful melody/vocals.
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>i havent seen lonely nights mentioned in this thread so anyone who hasnt heard it before listen
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Paul’s 80s work is so underrated.

Ram is as good or better than some of the beatles' best albums

Bold statement, but not unfounded.
Personally always ranked it way higher than Wings whole catalogue, including "Band on the Run" which I find overrated.

Another Day could’ve been a huge Beatles hit