supposedly there's something even weirder that he did with the beatles for an 'electronic' compilation or something,supposed top be be released soon http://powerpop.blogspot.com/2008/11/new…
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dr stravinsky on November 30, 2008 at 7:54 PM
Thanks for that!!! John sometimes got major props for being the "radical Beatle," which was true politically and to a large extent verbally. But lightweight Paul, with his "silly love songs," has gradually been revealed as the musical mad scientist of the group, with early lessons learned, no doubt, from George Martin.
Posted by
B. Tilland on December 1, 2008 at 1:50 PM
Awesome thanks dave and gfreesh. i have some cd version of II but its got neither of those as bonuses. i like check my machine better. lee perry comparison is right on man. have you listened to scratch perrys new album produced by andrew wk? its weird as hell and i think it sucks but i cant be so sure yet. thats a good sign. oh, and temporary secretary is genius
Posted by
T.v. coahran on December 2, 2008 at 2:29 PM
Temporary Secretary at least had a bit of almost sentimental affection for the light hearted temp and a classic slip up on an early sequencer - I really think it was one of his best non-Wings post-Beatles songs. This sounds like what a midget in Croydon would dance to if he were a Jamaican rasta guy for a talent show. This is the second time I've listened to it, and that's quite enough - I'll listen to it again when I'm 64 and Macca is 105.
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