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Track Listings
| 1. Nothing Too Much Just Out Of Sight |
| 2. Two Magpies |
| 3. Sing The Changes |
| 4. Travelling Light |
| 5. Highway |
| 6. Light From Your Lighthouse |
| 7. Sun Is Shining |
| 8. Dance 'Till We're High |
| 9. Lifelong Passion |
| 10. Is This Love? |
| 11. Lovers In A Dream |
| 12. Universal Here, Everlasting Now |
| 13. Don't Stop Running |
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35 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Ok...I'll admit I'm a lifelong fan of Macca's output. Biased though I am, I will point to his mistakes, his halfhearted albums and indulgences. (and even when Macca gets it wrong he is never less than listenable - he is incapable of writing a boring tune) but this album - wow! He packs everything in here - soaring melodies, riffs to die for, bass lines heaven sent, and you know what - it's easily one of the most enjoyable albums of the year.
All this, plus Youth's production input give this album the rough around the edges quality of Macca's early solo work, but with the added benefit of keeping the whimsy to a minimum.
By turns frothy, rocky, spaced out, with more than a touch of the blues - this is wholly glorious !
All this, plus Youth's production input give this album the rough around the edges quality of Macca's early solo work, but with the added benefit of keeping the whimsy to a minimum.
By turns frothy, rocky, spaced out, with more than a touch of the blues - this is wholly glorious !
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
i,d heard through the grapevine that this album was astounding, i read the reviews on amazon 1st,people seemed to be happy with it.so i thought i,d take a risk.got to say i would agree that its the most consistant album since band on the run.theres some modern beats,lots of enchantment.lovely melodies,it really works.i,m on my 10th listen in 3 days,i dont remember the last time i liked an album so much and i do have a good few thousand.Paul,you,ll soon have your missing millions back at this rate
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Much as others who have already reviewed this album, I am a longtime Paul McCartney afficionado (you could say he's a Lifelong Passion of mine, in fact). I also have the first two Fireman albums in addition to his entire back catalogue.
This album is pretty far removed from his previous Fireman releases. It sounds a bit like the sounds he produced on Twin Freaks, which was remixes of some of his songs. Although there were some vocal sounds in parts of Rushes, this is the first Fireman release to include sung vocals. These are delivered in time to some really funky beats, much as you'd expect to hear in an achingly hip bar or club, and I am confident that this album will actually be played in such premises in the immediate future.
Despite his successes and the adulation and critical acclaim he has received throughout his career, McCartney is very insecure. He has said himself he feels more able to kick back and goof around and noodle with these Fireman projects and so this is Paul McCartney being relaxed, free and himself. Not that his other releases are not true to himself, but he has long been pigeonholed as some soppy balladeer and as such a one trick pony but of late, most notably and recently with Electric Arguments, he has proved this to be anything but the truth.
A highly recommended album which is getting a lot of positive feedback from all quarters, and one I'd recommend to any fans of Paul McCartney, and of ambient and dance music per se.
This album is pretty far removed from his previous Fireman releases. It sounds a bit like the sounds he produced on Twin Freaks, which was remixes of some of his songs. Although there were some vocal sounds in parts of Rushes, this is the first Fireman release to include sung vocals. These are delivered in time to some really funky beats, much as you'd expect to hear in an achingly hip bar or club, and I am confident that this album will actually be played in such premises in the immediate future.
Despite his successes and the adulation and critical acclaim he has received throughout his career, McCartney is very insecure. He has said himself he feels more able to kick back and goof around and noodle with these Fireman projects and so this is Paul McCartney being relaxed, free and himself. Not that his other releases are not true to himself, but he has long been pigeonholed as some soppy balladeer and as such a one trick pony but of late, most notably and recently with Electric Arguments, he has proved this to be anything but the truth.
A highly recommended album which is getting a lot of positive feedback from all quarters, and one I'd recommend to any fans of Paul McCartney, and of ambient and dance music per se.
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experimental doodling mish mash mess
Before I start let me make it clear that iam a huge
Paul fan always have been. But this cd to my ears
Just probably sounds like it was when it was recorded
And that... Read more
Paul fan always have been. But this cd to my ears
Just probably sounds like it was when it was recorded
And that... Read more
Published 1 month ago by c rider
Not really a Fireman Album
This is more of a McCartney album with a bit of Fireman thrown in.
Good though it is, it's not what I was expecting, hence the low rating!!
Good though it is, it's not what I was expecting, hence the low rating!!
Published 21 months ago by Mark
Belated and welcome Beatles follow-up
Band on the Run is said to be the best post-Beatle Macca album and I guess it still is, but Electric Arguments is the only Macca solo album that really seems to build on the days... Read more
Published on 2 May 2010 by Mr. C. Morris
What a surprise
I came upon this album by accident and based on the reviews here on Amazon I bought, even though factoring in a heavy dose of what I thought might be people listening through... Read more
Published on 5 Mar 2010 by golden meadows
The new McCartney album is well hidden
McCartney once threatened to write songs about Heather Mills and the divorce.Fortunately he didn't apart from the one which opens up this new album -Nothing's too much. Read more
Published on 6 Sep 2009 by Richard
Another classic!
This is another classic from this most supremely gifted muso. A fan of his since I first heard Michelle as a youngster in 1966, McCartney never fails to please. Read more
Published on 5 April 2009 by Falcon
McCartney - It's All Good
Paul McCartney has always had the ability to create tunes which embed themselves in your brain. Often they are 'growers' too. The first time you hear one, you think 'Hmm ... Read more
Published on 19 Feb 2009 by Mark
Pure Macca Pleasure
Have had this album on a loop on my iPod since it came out a couple of months ago. Whilst there's no doubt that 'Memory Almost Full' was a fine album, it was a slight... Read more
Published on 31 Jan 2009 by John Scott
Long Time Coming
I have been a McCartney fan for as along as I can remember (which these days is not very long) but I never bought the last few albums of his. I just felt he had got very stade. Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2009 by Terence Beyer
this is fab a classic in the future?
this album is fab love the production is fab and with paul produceing this cant go wrong really even know some of his solo offering were not essential i gotta say this album... Read more
Published on 21 Jan 2009 by Mr. S. L. Smith
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