He shared it a few weeks ago, but I never saw it show up here. A really cool tribute from Paul; he mentions at the beginning how there was a theatrical film that family and some fans felt didn't stay true to who he was, so they interviewed the people who actually knew him and let them speak their truths.

Really great stuff, I like to imagine if I ever had the finances and pull to honour the people who inspired me I'd do the same, but I think it just speaks a lot to the kind of person Paul really is at the end of the day; a humble bloke who always shows appreciation for the people around him who helps him get to where he is today.

I love his kind of haunted, hollow voice like in Can You Take Me Back or in Too Many People.

Are there any more songs that feature his voice like this?

In his interview with Amy Poehler, when she asks Paul if he’s spiritual, he says he does the thing “you know the secret?” What does he mean? Is it a euphemism for sex?

The timestamp is 54:22 on the Youtube video. Here’s the transcript:

Amy: Do you have a spiritual practice, Paul? Do you feel like you’re a spiritual person?

Paul: Um, I don’t have like a practice so much. I meditate. Um… and I sort of believe in a power. I don’t know what he or she is but I know there’s something there and I feel. And I often do that thing-you know the secret?

Amy: Oh yeah

Paul: Heyyy

Amy: I got really into that for a minute

Paul: Yeah. Well I’m still into it

Amy: I mean you probably were on my vision board and here I am talking to you

Paul: Oh I just know the simple version

I’m listening to flowers in the dirt for the first time and distractions is one of the most beautiful, sgt peppersesque songs I’ve heard of his later stuff! This album is quite beautiful so far.

Mine's a three way tie between You Want Her Too, We Got Married, and Motor Of Love.

Paul brought up "Monkberry Moon Delight" unprovoked with Jimmy Kimmel last Friday and then on today's Good Hang with Amy Poehler he talked about smoking Monkberry Moon Delight.

He's mentioned in the past that his grand children and nieces and nephews have told him RAM is their absolute favorite album and wish he'd play more from it. Is this when we finally get some more RAM material live? Aside from "Ram On" at sound check, and "Too Many People" during the '05 tour, he's skipped most RAM material.

It would be hilarious if Paul decides to finally play "Monkberry Moon Delight" at 86 years old, but better late than never!

I say all this with a massive grain of salt. The chances of him incorporating this into a live setting is like 0.05%.

What do we think? purely coincidental? twice in two weeks feels oddly coincidental, especially when he hasn't talked about MMD for fifty years.

1993 Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest, 1998 Rushes, 2008 Electric Argument… 2028 Thrust?

Which artwork do you prefer?

One you’ve perhaps heard enough now.

I luv him so much

It's almost been a year since I saw Paul McCartney in Tulsa, OK. Not only did I get the beautiful city specific poster, but I was able to score a set list from the concert as well. I finally got them custom framed and hung on the wall. I couldn't be happier with how this turned out.

It’s been awhile since I listened to the whole album through and the first time since I lost a loved one to cancer. I didn’t realize how emotional this album would make me. Hearing Linda’s voice and Paul’s words. It’s a really special album.

Good telling of that fateful day! The author was actually my high school media teacher, circa 2000/2001. 🙂

Personally I love it. The song is such a vibe, it’s so fun to listen to. And immediately after listening to temporary secretary. I simply don’t get it. I prefer the album version over most of the live performances. What is everyone’s problem with the album version.

Hello everyone, does anyone know what the LILY bracelet that Paul gave to Linda looks like?

He talks about it in chicken shop dates.

Thanks! X