Paul McCartney - Memory Almost Full [Deluxe Limited Edition]
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Free Music Review: Paul Rocks !
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a great album. One of Paul's best. I have had it for three or four weeks now and like many of Paul's
albums you don't just put it on and hear a few tracks you like and then put it away rather it is more like a musical study and the more I listen the more I switch which is my favorite song as I hear more and more nuances of his craft you don't get till you learn the feel he intended. Its the whole picture. He guides you all the way. And to me it is very satisfying mood wise going the full spectrum from light hearted to very mature serious. From acoustic medely to heavy ranchy quitar and of course there is always his killer bass and piano.
The dvd case fold out packaging is way cool too and the added dvd video; well he can set the standard.
Free Music Review: The Best of The Best
Hit: 5 Stars
I think Memory Almost Full is one of Paul's best albums ever. The songs are simply amazing. But why would you buy this Limited Edition instead of the regular one? The product design is beautiful. It is the size of a DVD case, and everything folds out and there are the CD's. The lyrics are very handy. It is definitly a worthwhile album for any extreme Paul fan. I opened this up on Christmas day, and I was SO happy. Disc 2 is very cool. The extra songs are good, and if you have the time, the Audio Commentary is worth it. The Audio Commentary is 26 minutes long because Paul talks about every song individually.
I would reccommend this album to any McCartney or Beatles fan happily!
--Kari :)
Free Music Review: The album we knew he'd make!!
Hit: 5 Stars
I've bought Paul's albums for 30 years now. We thought Band On The Run was his "lifework", then Tug Of War, then maybe Flaming Pie...I doubt he'll improve on this! It's his absolute best work. I'm simply stunned, and I've read that description several times already. Paul succeeds in making you forget the world for an hour. Great imagery, wordplay, escapism, backwards tapes, fantastic vocals, a new "Uncle Albert", an "Abbey Road ending" -- THE WORKS! It's unbelievable Paul makes 65 June 18th; how many of his peers (or anyone) are remotely as talented? I've played the CD three times in a row already, This album is an instant "desert island disc"! The world's simply a much better place with the likes of Paul McCartney around.Free Music Review: 16 Very Good Songs Out Of 16 ! MACCAS On A Roll !
Hit: 5 Stars
Upon hearing the alluring and friendly opening song "Dance Tonight" I had a feeling this would be a diverse and creative CD. A few minutes later I heard the wonderfully captivating and energetic "Only Mama Knows". The CD became brilliant. The eccentric "Mr. Bellamy". The enduring "Gratitude" and the infectious "Vintage Clothes". "That Was Me" is simply great. "House of Wax" is mindblowing akin to The White Album. "The End of The End" is spiritually solacing. "Nod Your Head" closes the album will sheer heavy metal. Paul the peaceful veg was very animated on the three rockers "Only Mama Knows, "House Of Wax" and "Nod Your Head" that are certain to be concert highlights. The three bonus tracks are stellar including an instrumental.Free Music Review: Best Since 'Band On The Run'
Hit: 5 Stars
All Beatle, Wings and Paul solo fans out there should own McCartney's new CD 'Memory Almost Full'. It's a collection of wonderful songs that harken back to early solo Paul, Wings, and his more current work. Although not every track is a gem, the majority are, especially the phenomenally catchy 'Dance Tonight', the rockin' 'Only Mama Knows' and 'Ever Present Past', and the suite of songs that end the disc. And watch out for 'The End of the End', one of Paul's all time best as he ponders death. A somewhat biographical, upbeat collection of songs that can't help but put a smile on all melody loving rock/pop fans. Let's hope there are many, many more CD's like this in the years ahead to enjoy from this great talent.