Macca just played Temporary Secretary live in London and promises more surprises

Would much rather hear something like "Love In Song" or "Tug Of War".

 

got a free ticket for last nights show ( hehehe ) Sunday and he dedicated the song to the " comedian " ( actor ) Alfred Marks who founded the employment agency of the same name ( i was never always sure if the two Alfred Marks were one and the same ). Not many seemed to remember old Alfred and the song didn't seem to go down that well....he did some other songs i did not expect like Another Girl and Ram on and the golden slumbers the end ending was perfect...

 

that was AWESOME...Secret Friend next...

 

I have been fortunate enough to see Paul in concert several times since 1989. Saturday's concert was a standout for me. Maybe he's been resting his voice for a while, but, surely I have not heard him sing so good since 1991. Very FEW strainings notes. The Beatles songs - Eight Days A Week and Let It Be for instance - sounded so much better this time! This concert would make a superb DVD. Really.

 

From some reactions I draw this conclusion
"I want Paul to take riscques and play deep solo/Wings-songs. But only the ones I like"
Hilarious

 

Don't give Paul any ideas about another concert DVD, please....

 

Yes, from now on, Paul must submit a list of the surprise and deep solo songs that he wishes to play in concert. Then, the "Steve Hoffman Forum Committee for Which Songs Paul Can Play" will give the final thumbs-up or thumbs-down on those songs...

 

You seriously think any sort of consensus could be found here!?

 

I must say the best thing about Temp. Sec. on Saturday was the video playing behind, a bit Kraftwerk

 

I'm sometimes in doubt that there is any intelligence here (including my own!), let alone a consensus...

 

If Paul release a dvd of the concert grom yesterdays concert, I would be pretty happy. Just awesome songs.

 

0AD - Birth of Christ





1492 - Columbus discovers America





1945 - WW2 ends





2015 -'Temporary Secretary' debuts live.

 

I hear you. But this one would stand out from the rest because of his singing. It was that good

 

The first time I ever saw Paul ('93 in Memphis) one of the two highlights for me was being surprised by "Let Me Roll It".
Loved it.
So I'd vote for that in the set list every time.

The other highlight was "Can't Buy Me Love". I felt like I could close my eyes and it was the Fab Four in all their glory.

Sorry, but I wouldn't miss "Temp Sec".

 

Hate the song, but I'm glad to see him pulling out deep cuts. It gives me hope that I may yet hear Take It Away live someday.

 

You left out this important date:

1971 -- Paul writes and records "Bip Bop" ...

 

Yes - and I've seen Paul 16 times in 13 years and he's played that at position five or six in the setlist EVERY SINGLE TIME. Only Yesterday, Hey Jude, Let It Be and Here Today have stuck around that long!

 

The NME featured my video of Dave Grohl guesting! http://www.nme.com/news/paul-mccart...tter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=davegrohl

 

Stop the press! People want to hear songs they like and don't want to hear songs they don't like and actually have the nerve to comment about it on a website where there's a text-entry box for comments and other people are talking about the same exact thing?

 

Great idea-in this case I suggest a committee consisting of three persons-me,myself and I.
My first suggestion is to include Mary Had a little lamb instead of Hey Jude.
My second suggestion is to include Tomorrow instead of Yesterday
My third suggestion is to include We all stand together instead of All together now.

 

Of course people want to hear songs they like instead of songs they don t like. Even people with limited intelligence-like me-can figure that out. The question still concerns the wish many here have told the word-that Paul should try more deep cuts. He did just that in this case-of course a song not everyone likes. But he still took another way than playing it safe. Even if one don t like this particular song there is no denying in that fact.
On the other hand-if Paul should play the songs so everyone can feel satisfied-given the arguments we have here-he ought to have a 200 songs set-list-
something I don t believe all that realistic.

 

Seems like stating the obvious. I think everyone pretty much said they were happy he took the chance.

 

Bip Bop is a true masterpiece both when it comes to lyrical subtlety and musical intelligence. I belong to the chosen few who have seen Paul perform this absolute masterpiece live back in 1972. Haven t fully recovered from that experience yet. And now-Temporary secretary live. If he plays that one 9/7 when I will be out there my life is fulfilled.

 

Did we inspire dear old Paul?