crap / not crap

crap
Total votes: 59 (50%)
not crap
Total votes: 59 (50%)
Total votes: 118

crap-not crap: paul mccartney

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I forgot "The Fool On The Hill"!

What a great song!

Hey. If you skirts ever step up and knock out a beast like "Helter Skelter" or a diamond like "For No One", then you can call Paul McCartney CRAP. Until then, you're on stifle.

I bet that some of the people who voted CRAP haven't even heard "For No One", "Let Me Roll It", "I'm Looking Through You" or many of the other songs that we've mentioned.

Voting CRAP without having heard these songs would be CRAP.

geiginni wrote:Basically he wrote a symphony because he's the great Paul Macartney and "why not".

I have no problem with this.

crap-not crap: paul mccartney

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"The Fool On The Hill" is a piece of dump, fully deserving to be covered by Sergio Mendes. The best thing about it is Lennon making fun of it and including a little blast of those stupid recorders on "Glass Onion."

I think I'd now give Paul McCartney a NOT CRAP overall, after many many years of irrationally hating him.

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Angus Jung wrote:
Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:
Angus Jung wrote:"The Fool On The Hill" is a piece of dump.
Wrong-o, Angus m'boy!

She is good song AND I like her!

Stats, please!

This song, she sometimes makes me feel crazy in the head. Not like run around and put axe in your face crazy. More slipping under the waves kind of crazy.

This song, "The Fool On The Hill", she puts me in another place and has physiological effect on me. Is true!

And this song, she never "takes off". You expect song to "take off", and instead she sits back and makes you go quiet crazy with the recorders and the beautiful melody.

Is beautiful song so well done.
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The best thing about it is Lennon making fun of it and including a little blast of those stupid recorders on "Glass Onion."

Lennon LOVED recorders. In "The Beatle's First U.S. Visit" dvd you can see him playing one in the hotel room. It sounds a little like the beginning of "Strawberry fields". That was 1964.

Lennon called Glass Onion "a throwaway.."..He was right.

John should get props for "Plastic Ono Band". That is by far the best Lennon solo lp. It's also amazing that the epic "All Things Must Pass" and the bare bones "Plastic Ono Band" were both produced by Phil Spector.

Hey! More Great WINGS songs:

1985

Juniors Farm

Uncle Albert (future Wing involvement)

Getting Closer

Venus and Mars (for "behind the stacks, he lifts an axe" and Jimmy Page shout out)

And "Here Today" makes me genuinely sad.

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