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@bsstrr1 "John NEVER seemed to run out of ideas." Are you crazy? The consensus on John's solo career is that he had completely run out of steam by 1972. His albums after Imagine range from mediocre to weak (except Walls & Bridges). And in 1980 Lennon produced the adult contemporary mush of Doubl...

@Prestonpiemincher You're the pathetic one. Paul just got 5-star reviews from the top papers in London for his recent concert there. All you've got is a lame YouTube account.

He sounds great here. And sorry, Yellist, but Paul's singing is not "perfect" anymore. For goodness sake, he's going to be 70!!! Of course he doesn't sound like he did at 20 or 30 or 40. The point is, he still sounds damn good, if occasionally rough. LEGEND.

What's great about this song (besides Paul's gorgeous vocal and playing) is that you know he's singing about Linda but he never mentions her by name. So the song becomes universal and each of us can interpret it to refer to our own loves. This is his strength as a songwriter. Because while he was...

This song deserves 5,000,000 views. Absolutely beautiful.

Favorite part of the song: When Paul's voice breaks the second time he sings harmony on "was in vain." I LOVE that they kept that in. Today, they'd autotune it out but it conveys such emotion as he reachs for that note.

@ramon19141 You dodged the point. John's song was a jerk move. He deliberately sought to sabotage Paul's reputation. Paul never did that to John. And what did Paul say in this song that wasn't true. John DID take his lucky break and broke it in two. John WAS preaching. "Too many people preachin...

The real lesson of this song is that John viewed Paul as some kind of authority figure. The opposite of love is indifference. And John was never indifferent to Paul. In fact John couldn't stop himself from talking about Paul (usually nastily). You don't keep taking the piss out of someone unless ...

@MrWonderful855 Heather? Go away and get a life.

I'm a Paul fan. I think John Lennon's solo work is largely mediocre and he lost his muse when he left Paul. Ram, musically, is better than anything Lennon produced on his own. So of course Penn's opinions about McCartney irritate me. Because in video after video, Penn (an avowed Lennon fan) passi...

@KaptKan1 You need to watch this interview again, because I see two people here who are totally in sync. They listen to each other's words, they keep looking at each other for affirmation, Paul laughs at everything John says, and John jumps to Paul's defense on the LSD thing. They look like two g...

@TelecasterLPGTop That's ridiculous. Queen's lead singer Freddie Mercury was not at all cute, with his huge buck teeth, but that didn't stop him from great success. Bob Dylan and Neil Young were nothing special in the looks dept and no one overlooked their genius. Yes, the fact that the Beatles ...

Great song and a ground breaking video in its time.

@bluebeatlesboy You're just too stupid to understand this song.

Happy Beatles! This is John and Paul giggling and laughing as they record a vocal track -- George Harrison isn't even involved. So this is just John and Paul singing along to the instrumental tracks and to a previous vocal track that John had done.

@TheIntruders Agreed. There's a song on McCartney II that I think is one of the most autobiographical songs Paul ever wrote. It's called "Nobody Knows" and Paul sings: "that's the way I like it" and "that's the way I like to keep it." ... McCartney songs often have longevity because his lyrics...

Penn: Been to a Bob Dylan concert lately? He doesn't introduce his band either. In fact, Dylan barely says two words to the audience. And who cares?

@MexicanTapdancers93: That's Linda singing a song she wrote. Beautiful, isn't it?

@ThefightingCelt: I think you're overanalyzing a bit. The acrimony came much later. This is just John acting goofy and making Paul laugh. People don't seem to realize that John had a very silly, goofy side, something he shared with Paul. John wasn't always the angry, biting cynic that seemed to d...

Gees, Paul even eats cute.

@K222111 That would be sweet Paulie who says "NO" after John says "Do it slower." I love bossy Paul. And when John blames Paul the second time for messing up, you hear Paul say, "It's you, it's you, you fuckin' judge." HA! The other bit I like is when John is trying to hit the notes on Mr. Moonl...

@mjfanforever2010 You're wrong. McCartney wrote the music and at least half of the lyrics for Say Say Say. It appears on HIS album not MJ's. Paul is the primary songwriter. If MJ was the primary songwriter, Say Say Say would have appeared on an MJ album.

This song is on Ram, which is a complete masterpiece.

@bthor76 So if you're going to define Paul McCartney by one goofy throw-away song he did as a lark, then let's define John Lennon by his "classic" tune: Beef Jerky, featuring those intensely intellectual lyrics: "Beef jerky, beef jerky, beef jerky." You clearly have no understanding of whimsy an...

@mikethekhotmailcom Sorry this video is NOT proof that Epstein "kept the whole circus on the rails." From the beginning, Brian Epstein had absolutely NO role in the studio. None. He knew nothing about rock and roll. And in fact when Brian did say anything in the studio they either ignored him o...

@pikagirl01 I kind like this version better than the original, too. Awesome bass, Paul, as usual. But mostly I just love hearing John and Paul giggling together. They were both so silly -- different in so many ways but they both had a very silly side.

@Crusader1089 Well he's almost 70. He IS old. Nothing wrong with that. He's in great shape, still performing and making music. His voice has changed but that's OK. He's adapted and still writes gorgeous songs. Like You Tell Me from the 2007 Memory Almost Full album. Beautiful song. I like this o...

@bababooeylover Look out dude. Karma is a bitch. And you sound like you are, too.

Paul's voice in this song is spectacular. And he conveys such hurt and heartbreak. I love the fools on this thread bashing Paul for being successful. As if John "Imagine No Possessions" Lennon who lived in a massive apartment in New York City (with a room filled with Yoko's furs) was suffering fo...