More of the Music of Paul McCartney
- With seriously good Double Plus (A++) grades or close to them on both sides, we guarantee you’ve never heard McCartney’s Apple debut sound this good
- It’s practically impossible to find copies of this album that sound this good and play this quietly
- The musicality, energy and presence are right on the money (particularly on side one), not to mention that the studio space is huge
- A Top 100 pick and Paul McCartney’s One and Only Masterpiece
- Record Collector highlighted “Every Night,” “Junk,” and “Maybe I’m Amazed” as songs that “still sound absolutely effortless and demonstrate the man’s natural genius with a melody.”
- This is our pick for Paul McCartney’s best sounding album. Roughly 100 other listings for the Best Sounding Album by an Artist or Group can be found here.
- This is a Must Own Title from 1970, a great year for Rock and Pop music
The best tracks here have the quality of live music in a way that not one out of a hundred rock records do. The music jumps right out of the speakers and fills up the room.
The album sounds like it’s recorded live in the studio, but of course that’s impossible, because Paul plays practically all the instruments himself! It just goes to show how good a multi-track studio recording can sound when done well.