They say never trust anyone who doesn’t like dogs and who doesn’t get what’s great about the Beatles. I find that’s true in relationships and on RUclips. I think I’ll watch a McCartney reaction elsewhere, with people who have musical knowledge and tastes I can relate to. Click.
This was a huge meme within the gaming-based comedy group Mega64 on RUclips. They were seemingly the only ones talking about this song anymore for years. They had videos of them putting it on the jukebox in restaurants, dancing to it on their podcasts, and so on. When Paul finally played it live in 2015 for the first time it was like they'd somehow manifested it. It's a weird one for sure.
Let me get this straight in my head because - I don’t know - maybe I’m nuts - but you call yourself an audio engineer but you don’t know jack about The Beatles because they made a bad stereo mix in the 1980s when a company sloppily transferred their albums to CDs (those CDs were not the vinyl stereo mixes- so you didn’t even know that - they were thrown together to get CDs out for Christmas with no input from the living Beatles). Who invented automatic vocal doubling? Who invented close up mic-ing of instruments? Who invented padding drums with blankets? Who invented putting cloth on top of a snare? Who invented flange? Who invented plugging an electric guitar directly into the console? Who first used feedback on a popular record? Who first used loops on a popular record? Who first used backwards vocals on a popular record? Google each of those and get back to us. Without The Beatles you wouldn’t have a f’ing job! 😁 sound engineer my ass. They turned the studio into an instrument and always pushed their engineers to experiment and solve problems. If you’re an audio engineer in popular music and you don’t have an encyclopaedic knowledge of The Beatles, I wouldn’t trust you to engineer a dog farting on TikTok. This is not a personal attack or trolling. I’m truly in shock you don’t know The Beatles - it’s like being an oil painter who never saw the Mona Lisa - if you dig down and study The Beatles, your entire understanding of western pop music will change. You seem like a passionate guy about music. Do yourself a favour, take a year, and dig as deep and far as you can into what you should have mastered 10 years ago. I’m sorry for seeming harsh but you are honestly making a fool of yourself by dismissing The Beatles like this and almost seeming proud by your ignorance of them. Please, ask your mates - they will secretly tell you I am right. I’m gonna have to unsubscribe until you educate yourself about The Beatles - without them as your foundation, you have no right to an opinion on any modern music in my view. Good luck…. I wish you the best!
omg thank you! I get that not everybody loves or is familiar with the ins and outs of the Beatles, music has evolved a lot since then and there's SO MUCH out there. But this take was such a bizarre and factually wrong take especially from somebody supposedly working in this industry. I also do find it kind of eye roll worthy when people seem to 'brag' about not liking the Beatles or John Lennon or whatever else as if it makes them really edgy and cool. Like - it's fine if you don't like them. But it doesn't mean your tastes are elevated or that you're some stunningly brave countercultural icon. Yeah, some popular stuff really IS dreck but I feel like it's fairly well established from an objective metric (as much as you can be in music) that the Beatles were talented and influential and genuinely GOOD.
@@lisamarieligreci-newton7804 I'm truly sorry that this RUclipsr now has bad cancer - but I must admit, he got me so angry I would often check out his content to yell at the screen, ha ha! It's NOT personal and I wish him a FAST RECOVERY. That being said, I stand by my assessment. The Beatle's White Album alone was the foundation and roadmap for rock and pop for the entire 1970s! All that country and heavy metal stuff, along with orchestration and creepy minor haunting throw aways (Cry Baby Cry, Long Long Long, etc.) It would be great for him to at least do a deep dive into the newly mastered Red and Blue albums - I learned a lot about the Beatles just by going through those two albums - great collection and the sound is now up to snuff.
@@bradashlock Oh, I didn't know he was sick, that's really too bad. I love the White Album - in my high school years it was my favorite (I feel like every 7-10 years or so I 'rediscover' the Beatles or their solo careers and my favorite albums change, haha). For now I'd probably settle solidly in the Rubber Soul/Revolver eras though.
Context on the Stereo version of blackbird: At the time nobody had headphones, they were a studio tool or for HAM radio or army people. Stereo records were produced to be heard from 2 speakers set up in a room far from the listening position. Extreme panning in these situations feels less extreme. However, I absolutely adore listening to these albums in headphones with parts flying around left and right and feeling overpanned. I flipping love Sgt Pepper's for this, even though the stereo mix was flown off in a single day of the whole album. You can hear more like this, and every time you listen to the albums you can pick up on different elements. If you learn to embrace it for what it is, it makes listening really fun. The trend for having most instruments straight down the middle of the mix is just how we do things now, there's no right or wrong way of creating a stereo field, only fashion.
Get Back documentary is surely something what anyone who likes any music should watch... as it's not just about the Beatles, it's incredible view how any great band with 4 great musicians makes a new record, jamming, doing silly things, arguing, cooperating, dancing and mainly easily writing amazing songs in few mins... the album based on these sessions was not Abbey Road ( even many drafts of the songs are there ) but Let It Be... Abbey Road was finished later... Let It Be is not on Abbey Road :-D
The thing to keep in mind is that paul like the other beatles is self-taught (more so with paul who learned how to play a ton of instruments) and the synth he got didn't have a manual so he really was experimenting, and to his credit he was more successful at it than george harrison was with his own synth experiments in the 70s (I think, maybe very late-60s)
Wonderful Christmastime was actually recorded by McCartney during these McCartney 2 sessions and is another one-man-band effort, not Wings, even though he used Wings members to stage the well-known video in The Fountain Inn, Ashurst, Sussex.
McCartney won a Grammy with Nirvana, one of 18 he has won. He is also, including the Beatles, the biggest selling artist of all time. Soily live with Wings is a good intro to McCartney. Watching him sing live and play bass is mesmerizing.
When Paul sings "Live and Let Die," he says "in this ever-changing world in which we're living," not "in this ever-changing world in which we live in." It was the Guns n' Roses cover that committed the grammatical error.
Temporary Secretary is a BANGER!!! Love it. McCartney I and McCartney II were hugely influential specially for years to come, both albums were ahead of its time.
I'm a Beatles and McCartney fan. I can say that this is one of my favorite McCartney albums because he wanted to leave his past behind after break with Wings. So he decided to make an album as his debut one, playing and producing all and that's one of million things for what I admire him, it's like dude, literally some bands took inspiration from that sound to make their songs
I’m resisting the urge to correct all the wrong info provided or blast the gentleman on the right for depriving himself of Beatles music lol. (His loss. Also, I didn’t know Limp Bizkit had fans 🥴) But I agree ‘Wonderful Christmastime’ is epic. ‘Temporary Secretary’ is amazing, as is the whole album. McCartney was way ahead of his time, especially evident on McCartney, RAM and McCartney II. Appreciate him while he’s here because there will never be another.
This song has been stuck in my head since filming this! I also got McCartney II on vinyl in a crate of records a couple of days ago so I can listen to the whole thing now!
@@PatrickMusilek Nice! Lennon fan-boy critics panned everything McCartney did for years because they (wrongly) blamed him for breaking up The Beatles. But they’ve become cult classics and were hugely influential. Like I said, way ahead of their time. Enjoy!
As a lover of music this was painful to listen to 😂 I couldn't even make it to the actual reaction to Temporary Secretary. These 2 are supposedly music fans and don't even know the track listing of Abbey Road, arguably their most popular album. Come Together, Here Comes The Sun, Something?
Make him listen to Monkberry Moon Delight and Coming Up next. And then as for the Beatles, he MUST listen to A Day in the Life. Very weird that he doesn't know the band well though, especially as a sound engineer.
It's NOT "THE Wings" it's just "WINGS" with NO "THE" in front of it. McCartney II is just after Wings. Why don't you pick some songs from some of Paul's other albums too. He should listen to the entire "Band on the Run" lp, or "RAM" I also can't believe he has never listened to the entire "ABBEY ROAD" LP.
This may be the worst reaction video I have ever listened to, particularly from 'Whatever Mathers,' who is so fond of his own voice, that we hardly heard Paul's performance at all.
The Beatles made only mono versions of their albums at first, I think that the last 3 or 4 are only stereo but only Abbey Road uses 8tracks. Generally the stereo versions of their songs are considered mediocre at best and that is why all of their albums are getting remixed. You should probably listen to the 2018 remix of the white album and see if they fixed that thing, it is a pity that you can't appreciate such a beautiful song because of that...
@@PatrickMusilek They used Peter Jackson's AI for the new remixes of the red and blue compilations and it's the first time that you can hear clearly the bass in their early songs. They've also fixed that annoying "all the guitars left and all the voices right" of the old stereo mixes. I've heard a couple of songs and they sound incredibly good.
Now HOLD ON! You do a great disservice to this man by picking, out of everything he's done, the ONE song he's deliberately NOT trying with. Further, you have no context! This entire album was done by himself, in his home, on one machine - in early 1980. Please do not deny yourself the joy of what this man has given to the world. Listen to any song off Band on the Run or RAM. You won't regret it.
My earliest memories of hearing music was the Beatles, ‘Hello, Goodbye’ and ‘Penny Lane’ I’m sure were the first that stayed in my mind. Recently I heard a McCartney song I’d never heard before…. Temporary Secretary, the tune was being reconstructed by a musician RUclipsr called Alex Ball. Within a couple of seconds of hearing the opening sequence of the tune I was amazed and stopped the video to check a little tune that I had made a few months earlier on a couple of analogue synths. . . the similarities between the main sequence of both tunes is incredible. Would love to hear what McCartney fans think : ) here’s a link to mine, ruclips.net/video/brlqLZI9faAi/видео.htmlt’s called Kandinsky’s Theory (a title linked to the visuals not the music). The synth McCartney used was an Arp2600. P E A C E : )
Well you guys should cover all the Christmas 45s they put up to their fans I believe the first one was in 1964 and then in 1965 and through 1969 and 1970 you guys should cover all the Christmas albums they’re bizarre and dadaistic and surrealistic you should Cover those…..
Wonderful Christmastime was made around the same time as McCartney II. It is just Paul, but the video features Wings, so it seems like it's a Wings song...
I have no idea what you mean by he was brave enough to take that risk you gotta go back to the early Beatles Christmas albums oh my God you guys are so naïve you sir are so naïve about what the Beatles were all about that he was able to take that risk my God come on open your mind
I know many of their older singles because I grew up listening to Golden Oldies on the radio, but once I discovered music for myself (around 1998) I never looked backwards. Only forewards!
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This is a perfect example of two people talking about something they know nothing about.
💯💯💯
Yep.
😂 so true. Sad.
Honestly, bro lost me after he rolled his eyes at the Beatles. Literally one of the most individually musically inclined bands in existence.😅😂😂😂
They say never trust anyone who doesn’t like dogs and who doesn’t get what’s great about the Beatles. I find that’s true in relationships and on RUclips. I think I’ll watch a McCartney reaction elsewhere, with people who have musical knowledge and tastes I can relate to. Click.
This was a huge meme within the gaming-based comedy group Mega64 on RUclips. They were seemingly the only ones talking about this song anymore for years. They had videos of them putting it on the jukebox in restaurants, dancing to it on their podcasts, and so on. When Paul finally played it live in 2015 for the first time it was like they'd somehow manifested it. It's a weird one for sure.
Mega64 is who turned me on to this song years ago!
Nah, Paul got wind that DJs in London were playing it without revealing who it was to the crowd so he added it to his set list.
Let me get this straight in my head because - I don’t know - maybe I’m nuts - but you call yourself an audio engineer but you don’t know jack about The Beatles because they made a bad stereo mix in the 1980s when a company sloppily transferred their albums to CDs (those CDs were not the vinyl stereo mixes- so you didn’t even know that - they were thrown together to get CDs out for Christmas with no input from the living Beatles).
Who invented automatic vocal doubling? Who invented close up mic-ing of instruments? Who invented padding drums with blankets? Who invented putting cloth on top of a snare? Who invented flange? Who invented plugging an electric guitar directly into the console? Who first used feedback on a popular record? Who first used loops on a popular record? Who first used backwards vocals on a popular record?
Google each of those and get back to us. Without The Beatles you wouldn’t have a f’ing job! 😁 sound engineer my ass. They turned the studio into an instrument and always pushed their engineers to experiment and solve problems.
If you’re an audio engineer in popular music and you don’t have an encyclopaedic knowledge of The Beatles, I wouldn’t trust you to engineer a dog farting on TikTok.
This is not a personal attack or trolling. I’m truly in shock you don’t know The Beatles - it’s like being an oil painter who never saw the Mona Lisa - if you dig down and study The Beatles, your entire understanding of western pop music will change.
You seem like a passionate guy about music. Do yourself a favour, take a year, and dig as deep and far as you can into what you should have mastered 10 years ago. I’m sorry for seeming harsh but you are honestly making a fool of yourself by dismissing The Beatles like this and almost seeming proud by your ignorance of them.
Please, ask your mates - they will secretly tell you I am right.
I’m gonna have to unsubscribe until you educate yourself about The Beatles - without them as your foundation, you have no right to an opinion on any modern music in my view.
Good luck…. I wish you the best!
I'm shocked by that too.
it's like if a carpenter said "I don't know anything about wood and trees".
omg thank you! I get that not everybody loves or is familiar with the ins and outs of the Beatles, music has evolved a lot since then and there's SO MUCH out there. But this take was such a bizarre and factually wrong take especially from somebody supposedly working in this industry.
I also do find it kind of eye roll worthy when people seem to 'brag' about not liking the Beatles or John Lennon or whatever else as if it makes them really edgy and cool. Like - it's fine if you don't like them. But it doesn't mean your tastes are elevated or that you're some stunningly brave countercultural icon. Yeah, some popular stuff really IS dreck but I feel like it's fairly well established from an objective metric (as much as you can be in music) that the Beatles were talented and influential and genuinely GOOD.
@@lisamarieligreci-newton7804 I'm truly sorry that this RUclipsr now has bad cancer - but I must admit, he got me so angry I would often check out his content to yell at the screen, ha ha! It's NOT personal and I wish him a FAST RECOVERY.
That being said, I stand by my assessment. The Beatle's White Album alone was the foundation and roadmap for rock and pop for the entire 1970s! All that country and heavy metal stuff, along with orchestration and creepy minor haunting throw aways (Cry Baby Cry, Long Long Long, etc.)
It would be great for him to at least do a deep dive into the newly mastered Red and Blue albums - I learned a lot about the Beatles just by going through those two albums - great collection and the sound is now up to snuff.
@@bradashlock Oh, I didn't know he was sick, that's really too bad. I love the White Album - in my high school years it was my favorite (I feel like every 7-10 years or so I 'rediscover' the Beatles or their solo careers and my favorite albums change, haha). For now I'd probably settle solidly in the Rubber Soul/Revolver eras though.
@@lisamarieligreci-newton7804 In the end… It’s Abbey Rd for me!
Context on the Stereo version of blackbird: At the time nobody had headphones, they were a studio tool or for HAM radio or army people. Stereo records were produced to be heard from 2 speakers set up in a room far from the listening position. Extreme panning in these situations feels less extreme. However, I absolutely adore listening to these albums in headphones with parts flying around left and right and feeling overpanned. I flipping love Sgt Pepper's for this, even though the stereo mix was flown off in a single day of the whole album. You can hear more like this, and every time you listen to the albums you can pick up on different elements. If you learn to embrace it for what it is, it makes listening really fun. The trend for having most instruments straight down the middle of the mix is just how we do things now, there's no right or wrong way of creating a stereo field, only fashion.
That is a great way to look at it! When we inevitably get to listening to some Beatles I'll try to be as open-minded as I can!
Get Back documentary is surely something what anyone who likes any music should watch... as it's not just about the Beatles, it's incredible view how any great band with 4 great musicians makes a new record, jamming, doing silly things, arguing, cooperating, dancing and mainly easily writing amazing songs in few mins... the album based on these sessions was not Abbey Road ( even many drafts of the songs are there ) but Let It Be... Abbey Road was finished later... Let It Be is not on Abbey Road :-D
The thing to keep in mind is that paul like the other beatles is self-taught (more so with paul who learned how to play a ton of instruments) and the synth he got didn't have a manual so he really was experimenting, and to his credit he was more successful at it than george harrison was with his own synth experiments in the 70s (I think, maybe very late-60s)
Wonderful Christmastime was actually recorded by McCartney during these McCartney 2 sessions and is another one-man-band effort, not Wings, even though he used Wings members to stage the well-known video in The Fountain Inn, Ashurst, Sussex.
McCartney won a Grammy with Nirvana, one of 18 he has won. He is also, including the Beatles, the biggest selling artist of all time. Soily live with Wings is a good intro to McCartney. Watching him sing live and play bass is mesmerizing.
The song is too sophisticated and advanced for many people. Bravo Paolo!
When Paul sings "Live and Let Die," he says "in this ever-changing world in which we're living," not "in this ever-changing world in which we live in." It was the Guns n' Roses cover that committed the grammatical error.
Leave it to good old Axel!
Temporary Secretary is a BANGER!!! Love it.
McCartney I and McCartney II were hugely influential specially for years to come, both albums were ahead of its time.
Mad Professor McCartney is my favourite McCartney
Spot on! :)
I'm a Beatles and McCartney fan. I can say that this is one of my favorite McCartney albums because he wanted to leave his past behind after break with Wings. So he decided to make an album as his debut one, playing and producing all and that's one of million things for what I admire him, it's like dude, literally some bands took inspiration from that sound to make their songs
This album was panned by the press. It also motivated John to get back into the studio and record his final album. So yeah, it was influential.
I prefer to believe that Paul's accent makes it tricky to hear is line correctly: "in this world in which we're livin'..."
It's "one small step for [a] man" all over again!
It’s “but if this ever changin’ world in which we’re livin’ makes you give in and cry… say live and let die!”
I’m resisting the urge to correct all the wrong info provided or blast the gentleman on the right for depriving himself of Beatles music lol. (His loss. Also, I didn’t know Limp Bizkit had fans 🥴) But I agree ‘Wonderful Christmastime’ is epic. ‘Temporary Secretary’ is amazing, as is the whole album. McCartney was way ahead of his time, especially evident on McCartney, RAM and McCartney II. Appreciate him while he’s here because there will never be another.
This song has been stuck in my head since filming this! I also got McCartney II on vinyl in a crate of records a couple of days ago so I can listen to the whole thing now!
@@PatrickMusilek Nice! Lennon fan-boy critics panned everything McCartney did for years because they (wrongly) blamed him for breaking up The Beatles. But they’ve become cult classics and were hugely influential. Like I said, way ahead of their time. Enjoy!
Thank you
This guy ever heard of Devo?
Just remember: this guy thinks the Beatles suck and Godsmack are awesome.
Godsmack isn't awesome, they are just better than Metallica!
Dude, you got the Live and Let Die lyric wrong. It's actually, "And if this ever changing world in which we're living makes ..."
7:00 Yes the mono mix is the intended experience. The 2009 stereo mixes are especially foul and notoriously hated
Fucking love this song❤
Same.
I loved this album. I'm guessing Bogey Music is a bit weirder? As a kid when this came out, we just loved weirdness.
ya'll did not even mention the snare drum in the toilet super reverb setup Paul used, some audio engineer you are :p
As a lover of music this was painful to listen to 😂 I couldn't even make it to the actual reaction to Temporary Secretary. These 2 are supposedly music fans and don't even know the track listing of Abbey Road, arguably their most popular album. Come Together, Here Comes The Sun, Something?
Dont worry, you are actually lucky you didnt get to the music...
It’s goofy I like it! It gives me good vibes!
I agree, I like it too!
Keep them up, some gems from McCartney.
Make him listen to Monkberry Moon Delight and Coming Up next. And then as for the Beatles, he MUST listen to A Day in the Life.
Very weird that he doesn't know the band well though, especially as a sound engineer.
It's NOT "THE Wings" it's just "WINGS" with NO "THE" in front of it. McCartney II is just after Wings. Why don't you pick some songs from some of Paul's other albums too. He should listen to the entire "Band on the Run" lp, or "RAM" I also can't believe he has never listened to the entire "ABBEY ROAD" LP.
'A song about a bird" lol. Amazing!
0:43 In which we're living. Not live in.
A few other YT videos have people say it doesn't sound like anything made before, but I think it's quite structurally similar to Paperback Writer.
This may be the worst reaction video I have ever listened to, particularly from 'Whatever Mathers,' who is so fond of his own voice, that we hardly heard Paul's performance at all.
Definitely don't go watch my first two Metallica reactions! I think you would REALLY hate them!
The Beatles made only mono versions of their albums at first, I think that the last 3 or 4 are only stereo but only Abbey Road uses 8tracks. Generally the stereo versions of their songs are considered mediocre at best and that is why all of their albums are getting remixed. You should probably listen to the 2018 remix of the white album and see if they fixed that thing, it is a pity that you can't appreciate such a beautiful song because of that...
I do want to do some Beatles!
@@PatrickMusilek They used Peter Jackson's AI for the new remixes of the red and blue compilations and it's the first time that you can hear clearly the bass in their early songs. They've also fixed that annoying "all the guitars left and all the voices right" of the old stereo mixes. I've heard a couple of songs and they sound incredibly good.
@@PatrickMusilek You like the stonezzzz 😂
Wonderful Christmastime came from the McCartney II sessions lol
Now HOLD ON! You do a great disservice to this man by picking, out of everything he's done, the ONE song he's deliberately NOT trying with. Further, you have no context! This entire album was done by himself, in his home, on one machine - in early 1980. Please do not deny yourself the joy of what this man has given to the world. Listen to any song off Band on the Run or RAM. You won't regret it.
I actually got a copy of McCartney II in a crate of records I bought over the weekend, so I can check out the whole album now!
How do you like or not like this song when you talk over the whole song? Lordy.
This…… song….. exists… yeah it definitely exists. That’s all I can say about it really.
My earliest memories of hearing music was the Beatles, ‘Hello, Goodbye’ and ‘Penny Lane’ I’m sure were the first that stayed in my mind. Recently I heard a McCartney song I’d never heard before…. Temporary Secretary, the tune was being reconstructed by a musician RUclipsr called Alex Ball. Within a couple of seconds of hearing the opening sequence of the tune I was amazed and stopped the video to check a little tune that I had made a few months earlier on a couple of analogue synths. . . the similarities between the main sequence of both tunes is incredible. Would love to hear what McCartney fans think : ) here’s a link to mine, ruclips.net/video/brlqLZI9faAi/видео.htmlt’s called Kandinsky’s Theory (a title linked to the visuals not the music). The synth McCartney used was an Arp2600.
P E A C E : )
Well you guys should cover all the Christmas 45s they put up to their fans I believe the first one was in 1964 and then in 1965 and through 1969 and 1970 you guys should cover all the Christmas albums they’re bizarre and dadaistic
and surrealistic you should
Cover those…..
Wonderful Christmastime was made around the same time as McCartney II. It is just Paul, but the video features Wings, so it seems like it's a Wings song...
Duran Duran’s “A View to a Kill” is the only James Bond song to hit =1 in Billboard. “Live and Let Die” reached =2.
That is really cool actually!
Beavis and Butthead reaction.
Love this song. McCartney 2 is a good album. A step up after a string of bad Wings albums.
❤❤
Pretty well his worst album. Fans don't even like it. However Temporary Secretary is an awesome outlier. One of my favourite Paul McCartney songs.
Paul was probably heard Devo and wrote this
You both talked through the whole song you never listened to the lyrics !
he did all the intruments himself ..on that album ..
Yes, it IS influential...
I actually love this song lots 😂
Love the song, not your reaction video.
Bizarrely dismissive of McCartney and the Beatles.
We are planning to do a Beatles reaction sometime soon!
i love it, temporaty secretary it is an amazing song, fuck of 2 of us xd LOL
You need to stop talking and listen.
Y’all gotta listen to abbey road
I cant belive it. Sounds si diversity.
This is really pointless because they hardly ever listen at all.
Do shogun by trivium
I have no idea what you mean by he was brave enough to take that risk you gotta go back to the early Beatles Christmas albums oh my God you guys are so naïve you sir are so naïve about what the Beatles were all about that he was able to take that risk my God come on open your mind
It’s not Paul’s foot in Blackbird…
Oh! What is it then?
@@PatrickMusilek it sounds like some kind of metronome. Funny how it was kept in; but I think it kind of adds to the effect of the song in a good way.
It IS Paul's foot tapping, there is a video of him recording it, and you see it.
@@PatrickMusilek don’t listen to that guy. It is Paul’s foot in Blackbird
@@ewest14 yeah, I figured it was.
audio engineer and doesn't know anything about the beatles? hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. it's like a carpenter asking "what's a tree?".
I know many of their older singles because I grew up listening to Golden Oldies on the radio, but once I discovered music for myself (around 1998) I never looked backwards. Only forewards!
How can anyone waste their time more than listening to two non experts talk about the worst Beatle composition ever.
One of the ABSOLUTE WORSE songs of McCartney's ENTIRE CAREER!
This is absolutely the worst song ever recorded by a former Beatle.