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stickyRicky · 15-10-07, 17:55

Is it just me or should Sir Paul McCartney retire from making music? His stuff is pish.

**cavalier** · 15-10-07, 17:58

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Is it just me or should Sir Paul McCartney retire from making music? His stuff is pish.

He has said that he'll never go down on one knee again!!
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**Dub** · 15-10-07, 18:02

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Is it just me or should Sir Paul McCartney retire from making music? His stuff is pish.

NO. You're spot on RIcky, his stuff is p1sh.

**Forzahibs** · 15-10-07, 18:05

Lots of new stuff is pish too , depends on what you like i suppose .
I'd hate to be young now going on what some youngsters think is great and original

**Keepitgreen** · 15-10-07, 18:22

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Lots of new stuff is pish too , depends on what you like i suppose .
I'd hate to be young now going on what some youngsters think is great and original

Forza, do you know how auld that makes you sound mate
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Do you remember when you were a bairn? Do you remember the auld yins at the time likin the music that you were listening to? Doubt it.

Through the generations, new music comes along that horrifies the auld dears and electrifies the youth. Best thing to do when you feel yourself falling into the former and not the latter, IMHO, is to keep shtum and let the kids do their thing. Its no hurtin you is it?!

Knocking it just makes you sound like one o' them Grumpy Auld Men on BBC2... As funny as that series is I still wouldnae want to be one
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GalegoHibs · 15-10-07, 19:12

Can't think of any notable pop music that McCartney has made in the last 30 years so that probably answers your question. Hasn't he composed some classical stuff though? Has anybody heard it and is it any good. Some of his concerts might be good enough but that is largely thanks to the Beatles back catalogue as far as I can see.
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**Green Sleeves** · 15-10-07, 19:34

Paul McCartney was the poor man's Yoko Ono.

Or at best he was the thinking man's Ringo Starr.

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**Green Sleeves** · 15-10-07, 19:36

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Forza, do you know how auld that makes you sound mate
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Do you remember when you were a bairn? Do you remember the auld yins at the time likin the music that you were listening to? Doubt it.

Through the generations, new music comes along that horrifies the auld dears and electrifies the youth. Best thing to do when you feel yourself falling into the former and not the latter, IMHO, is to keep shtum and let the kids do their thing. Its no hurtin you is it?!

Knocking it just makes you sound like one o' them Grumpy Auld Men on BBC2... As funny as that series is I still wouldnae want to be one
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That depends if you have any teenagers living at home. The pain threshold can get quite high when the helium-voice techno kicks in.

**hibbill2002** · 15-10-07, 19:46

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He has said that he'll never go down on one knee again!!
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he also said he prefers it if you call her heather
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Colr · 15-10-07, 20:19

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Is it just me or should Sir Paul McCartney retire from making music? His stuff is pish.

I thin he should join with me in a civil partnership. Its got to be worth it for £50million!!!!

**Archie** · 16-10-07, 22:39

His last album was great - no really it was!

**Baron von Hibee** · 16-10-07, 22:43

He's had the occasional bit of decent output in the last couple of decades, but for every Flaming Pie or Flowers In The Dirt there are 100 Ebony & Ivories or Frog Choruses.

Lets not forget, John Lennon's solo career was going the same way - were he still alive he'd be turning out the same purile garbage.

Stu · 16-10-07, 22:57

I don't dislike Paul McCartney but much of his output for many years has been inferior and often embarrassing.

I think he has been misadvised, either that or too headstrong in believing in his continuing creativity. A great pity because he is responsible for so much great music from earlier in his career, in despite the current fashion to knock it.

A clue was in his Live at The Cavern concert a few years back. McCartney compiled a very tidy band in Dave Gilmour, Mick Green the great Pirates guitarist, Ian Paice and Pete Wingfield and played a lot of the music from his roots such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Elvis.

He has needed a good musical collaboration for so long. If he could have ever found such a unique outfit as The Travelling Wilburys as George Harrison did, it would have brought out the best of him

I still can't decide whether Paul McCartney is a spent force creatively (as seems likely) or whether he just hasn't found good people to collaborate with and to draw him out of that creative vacuum.

**Forzahibs** · 16-10-07, 23:00

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I thin he should join with me in a civil partnership. Its got to be worth it for £50million!!!!

I think he already has plenty money mate
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Johnny Vegas · 16-10-07, 23:22

wings

the band the beatles could have been

Stu · 16-10-07, 23:35

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wings

the band the beatles could have been

According to Alan Partidge.
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**Scoobie** · 17-10-07, 13:21

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I don't dislike Paul McCartney but much of his output for many years has been inferior and often embarrassing.

I think he has been misadvised, either that or too headstrong in believing in his continuing creativity. A great pity because he is responsible for so much great music from earlier in his career, in despite the current fashion to knock it.

A clue was in his Live at The Cavern concert a few years back. McCartney compiled a very tidy band in Dave Gilmour, Mick Green the great Pirates guitarist, Ian Paice and Pete Wingfield and played a lot of the music from his roots such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Elvis.

He has needed a good musical collaboration for so long. If he could have ever found such a unique outfit as The Travelling Wilburys as George Harrison did, it would have brought out the best of him

I still can't decide whether Paul McCartney is a spent force creatively (as seems likely) or whether he just hasn't found good people to collaborate with and to draw him out of that creative vacuum.

I can't stand the git, but I agree with your comment. Had he surrounded himself with talent, he might not be as pish today.

George Harrison did it 100% the right way, plus was responsible for a lot more Beatle hits than what Sir Paul would care to admit.

superbam · 17-10-07, 13:42

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Is it just me or should Sir Paul McCartney retire from making music? His stuff is pish.

Its no just you, he is utter cack. Even the songs he wrote for the beatles were horrendous. He's a pigeon-faced arsehole.

Hibs Resident · 17-10-07, 13:49

It depends on what music do you like.

I think McCartney are still doing very good job, I like his last albums.

On the last album "Memories Almost Full" he sang a song called The End of the End. It is about his death and about the end of his musical adventure.

He was the best and now the legend lives on. Whatever you say

superbam · 17-10-07, 13:52

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It is about his death and about the end of his musical adventure.

Thats more like it

Hibs Resident · 17-10-07, 13:55

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Thats more like it

He just tried to say that may be it was his last album due to his age.

superbam · 17-10-07, 13:57

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He just tried to say that may be it was his last album due to his age.

Excellent news

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Forzahibs Non Plastic Radge Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Glenrothes Age: 47 Posts: 19,027 Thanks: 2 Thanked 103 Times in 74 Posts Rep Power: 45	Re: Sir Paul McCartney Lots of new stuff is pish too , depends on what you like i suppose . I'd hate to be young now going on what some youngsters think is great and original

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GalegoHibs A True Gadgie/Gadgess Join Date: May 2007 Location: Galiza Age: 39 Posts: 2,570 Thanks: 0 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts Rep Power: 12	Re: Sir Paul McCartney Can't think of any notable pop music that McCartney has made in the last 30 years so that probably answers your question. Hasn't he composed some classical stuff though? Has anybody heard it and is it any good. Some of his concerts might be good enough but that is largely thanks to the Beatles back catalogue as far as I can see. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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Stu Maple Leaf Radge Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Redhill, Nottingham Posts: 3,451 Thanks: 20 Thanked 34 Times in 27 Posts Rep Power: 14	Re: Sir Paul McCartney I don't dislike Paul McCartney but much of his output for many years has been inferior and often embarrassing. I think he has been misadvised, either that or too headstrong in believing in his continuing creativity. A great pity because he is responsible for so much great music from earlier in his career, in despite the current fashion to knock it. A clue was in his Live at The Cavern concert a few years back. McCartney compiled a very tidy band in Dave Gilmour, Mick Green the great Pirates guitarist, Ian Paice and Pete Wingfield and played a lot of the music from his roots such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Elvis. He has needed a good musical collaboration for so long. If he could have ever found such a unique outfit as The Travelling Wilburys as George Harrison did, it would have brought out the best of him I still can't decide whether Paul McCartney is a spent force creatively (as seems likely) or whether he just hasn't found good people to collaborate with and to draw him out of that creative vacuum. __________________ *To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.*

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Hibs Resident Russian Radge Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Russia Age: 27 Posts: 292 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 4	Re: Sir Paul McCartney It depends on what music do you like. I think McCartney are still doing very good job, I like his last albums. On the last album "Memories Almost Full" he sang a song called The End of the End. It is about his death and about the end of his musical adventure. He was the best and now the legend lives on. Whatever you say __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.