Paul Mccartney's Get Back World Tour

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Summary: Maybe I'm Amazed
Review: No, not maybe. I am amazed! This collection of 20 songs from his '89-90 world tour is the ultimate! He rocks, plain and simple, from the ever-great "Band On The Run" to the rockous early day remembrance "I Saw Her Standing There." The new material has some of my favorites from Paul like "Put It There" and "Rough Ride." It also includes awesome b/w & some color footage of the 60s and the Beatles! I've said too much already, but this is the best available McCartney video.

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Summary: Great, But We Need More Paul!
Review: Paul, PLEASE rerelease "Rockshow" on DVD!!!!! For those of you who don't know, this was filmed in 1976 with Wings at Seattle's Kingdome. Copies can be bought on Ebay, but quality and sound varies.

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Summary: First-rate film
Review: This is an actual film that was released in the theatres in 1990, that features performances from McCartney's 1989 world tour. His drummer Chris Whitten is simply the BEST rock drummer Ive ever seen or heard, period, end of discussion. The sound is spectacular, the video very clear, and the performances are top notch, lots of great Beatle songs like The Long and Winding Road, Hey Jude, Get Back, I Saw Her Standing There, Let It Be, plus McCartney's best song since Band on the Run- the drum fueled "Coming Up" from his 1980 album. Ninety minute film, mind blowing band. McCartney is pretty close to a virtuoso on the bass, and his voice on this 1989 tour was surprisingly solid. He cuts the other Beatles to shreds here. He seems to sing especially well when he is playing the piano.