By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions. We in turn value your personal details in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Please log in or register. Registered visitors get fewer ads.
It's getting a bit niggly on the board today and we haven't had a Friday music thread since the last one.
On 6 music they did a Macca 6 of the best to celebrate the release of the new Macca doc "Man on the run" (I notice Glassers has a new Macca avatar) and I thought it would be a good choice here.
The only caveat is it has to be from the decade after the break up of the Beatles.
I'll start with this.
"Look, I don't wanna be the same as everybody else. That's why I'm a Mod, see?"
2
Friday music thread on 11:53 - Feb 27 with 1230 views
An overlooked gem that was only ever played live and never properly recorded in the studio.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
Assuming this thread is confined to Macca, I've always liked this, which I think was one of his earlier post-Beatles songs.
I'm no expert but I always thought this song was a bit more "Beatley" than much of his later output.
And you are not wrong about the board getting a bit more niggly, which is why I am out of those threads.
[Post edited 27 Feb 11:56]
He demoed Another day during the Get Back/Let It Be sessions.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
As we are limited to a ten year period after the breakup of the Beatles, how about Macca inventing the Gorillaz in 1980, twenty years before Damon Albarn did?
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
I don't really know Macca's catalogue post-Beatles apart from the well known singles so about 10 years ago I bought the "Pure McCartney" box set. These 2 tracks I'd never heard before got my attention in different ways. Both from 'McCartney II' which I think just scrapes in as a decade after the Beatles split
I don't really know Macca's catalogue post-Beatles apart from the well known singles so about 10 years ago I bought the "Pure McCartney" box set. These 2 tracks I'd never heard before got my attention in different ways. Both from 'McCartney II' which I think just scrapes in as a decade after the Beatles split
Mark Ronson still drops Temporary Secretary into his DJ sets.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
Friday music thread on 19:23 - Feb 27 by WeWereZombies
Love this version. edit. Joe Brown's contribution at the end of the concert is a real tear jerker.
[Post edited 27 Feb 19:31]
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
I've always thought that these two songs from two different albums were like companion pieces. Let Me Roll it is such an obvious tribute to John Lennon.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
melody man. 
