Paul Mccartney - Give My Regards to Broad Street
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Free Music Review: A few shining moments,a few fillers.but not bad though...
Hit: 3 Stars
not such a bad boy & no values are forgotten macca rockers worth listening too again. no more lonely night (reprise)is hands-down the worst mac song of the 80s(and why he still deemed it necessary to include that ... song on "wingspan", is byond me. anyway, the remakes for "ballroom dancing","wanderlust",and"so bad" sound great as do some of the remade beatle tunes. great gilmour solo on the original"lonely nights"Free Music Review: Nice Try-But not up to par
Hit: 3 Stars
Paul really disappointed here. There were some nice videos, and good press way back in 84 when this was released, but it really left a lot to be desired. We know he is capable of much better, and he has delived before and since.Free Music Review: All Right
Hit: 3 Stars
This album is pretty good. Some remakes of older songs, a couple of decent new ones (No More Lonely Nights, Bad Boy and No Values). Not his best work, but far from his worst.Free Music Review: Sounds Better But...
Hit: 3 Stars
Generally lifeless performances of old Beatles favorites and Wings/solo stuff. Wanderlust is fantastic but the rest was disappointing.Free Music Review: Why, Paul? Why?
Hit: 2 Stars
If it weren't for the three new songs on this disc, I'd probably give it ZERO stars. I mean, come on-- why did he think it would be a good idea to record new (WEAK) studio versions of Beatles' classics?? God bless Ringo for refusing to play on them. And WHY did he choose to re-record fluff like "So Bad" that came out just the previous year? At least there were three good new songs (FOUR counting the dance version of "no more lonely nights"). "No More Lonely Nights" was his best single in years, and "No Values" and "Not such a Bad Boy" represented his most convincing rock'n'roll since late-era Wings.