After a decade-plus hiatus, Sir Paul revives his low-profile, weed-scented collaboration with superproducer Youth (U2, the Orb), retrofitting their abstract electronica with good ol' psychedelic rock for the ex-Beatle's headiest music in years. "Nothing Too Much Just Out of Sight" throws "Helter Skelter" hollering over electric blues. "Two Magpies" joins "Blackbird" in McCartney's folksy aviary; "Sing the Changes" is catchy, woozy pop. The set peaks with "Travelling Light," a magical mystery tour of reverbed chants, slide-guitar swoops, kalimbas and chimes. It's freak folk by a forefather.
(Posted: Nov 27, 2008)
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- Nothing Too Much Just Out Of Sight
- Two Magpies
- Sing The Changes
- Travelling Light
- Highway
- Light From Your Lighthouse
- Sun Is Shining
- Dance Til Were High
- Lifelong Passion
- Is This Love?
- Lovers In A Dream
- Universal Here, Everlasting Now
- Don't Stop Running
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