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ram is amazing, grew up on this record

I just heard this the first time yesterday. I went and bought a Tribit Bluetooth speaker, and this just sounds so lovely. That opening is powerful and just mesmerizing.

As a beatles fan, I can pick up Paul's voice from anywhere same with John George and ringo.

RAM still stands up to this day...Paul's "take that" to the beatles...sad but true

I'll just say, I had earlier heard that Paul bought that farm while in the Beatles but hadn't been there but once or twice briefly. Linda suggested they go stay there after the Beatles breakup, to clear Paul's head.

I love this album the Genesis of some kind of punk and indie rock somehow

Three Legs. Smile away. Too many people. Uncle Albert. Just so good! Wild Life pretty much sucks but this is better..

Yes, a great album. But with a career spanning over 60 years... there are one or two other good bits from this amazing Beatle.

Def his masterpiece…bought it when it first came out and still play it to this day😁

my favorite McCartney album... and probably one of my 10 favorite albums EVER...!!!!!!

Lennon was in love with himself.

Linda McCartney couldn’t sing if her life depended on it. She could only stay in tune if she was singing along with Paul, period. If you don’t believe me, listen to her vocal on “I Am Your Singer” on the Wild Life album. She can’t carry the melody or stay in tune until she was singing with Paul. And this was the best take! That alone proves my point. There will undoubtedly be those who will say that she improved over the years. But listen to her vocals. In many cases if not all, they’re double tracked. Double tracking is a technique that is most often used when the singer isn’t a strong enough vocalist to carry the song without it. The fact remains: Linda was only on stage and on record because Paul wanted her there, period. She had no prior musical experience. She was a photographer, not a musician. And it shows in her recordings and performances. I want to end by saying that I’m NOT a Linda hater, as so many reading this will accuse me. But I am speaking realistically about her talents-and they weren’t in music.

To me, The Beatles invented hip hop with the song "Tomorrow Never Knows" off of Revolver.

I sadly couldn't finish this video after you mangled the pronunciation of Denny Seiwell's name.... became the first person in over 50 years to claim that Ram was a Wings album.... and offered up your own theories as to what or who Dear Boy was about, completely contrary to what Paul and Linda have always said...

Everyone has heard it

Great overview, but Dear Boy is about Linda’s ex-husband, not about Paul as a boy

my all time fave paul, album, a masterpiece ive always thought, got on release, [when i was at emi, [it was on my section at emi, at the time], [most beatles fans , [and rock fans had heard of ram, at the time, [and it also commercialy did massively well, uk and usa, [ive always loved it , [the main reason it was criticaly dissed at thje time, was most critics thought paul was to blame for the beatles split, [as the press annouced , at the q and a paul inserted into [mccartney lp, [by the way, my 2nd fave paul, lp, ] and it was just just a few months after the beatles high court case , [ dear boy , was about lindas first husband ]

You mentioned how john lennon liked the beginning of ram on specifically, but more noteable to me is thqt john very much liked the entirety of ram. There exists an audio of him loudly singen "hands across the water" on his birthday party, with john stating that that way "paul was still there" despite not being physically there. People seem to dismiss this audio though because they assume its referring to a fake video of john singing ram in its entirety

Ram is pauls best album

One of my all time favorite albums, great video!.

McCartney has said publicly that "Dear Boy" was both a recognition of his good fortune and a bit of a jab at Linda's ex-husband, Joseph See, for ever letting her go. Other sources speculate that Joseph See may also have been the Jo-Jo mentioned in "Get Back," as See was living in Arizona at the time.

"Never heard"? This is what happens when you entrust a millennial to do a Beatles doc.

It’s my favorite of his. Every song is excellent.

I think Band on the Run absolutely destroys this album, though it is a Wings record. I love Uncle Albert and agree that the piece is strung together as nicely as the medley off of Abby Road. Many of the other songs too are quite good Too Many People for one but ultimately I find that it is a spotty record overall.

Obviously the album stands the test of time. I just discovered it a month ago and it always sounds fresh even after listening to it over and over. It could have been produced yesterday. Linda's backing vocals gives the songs that extra energy and rawness that makes them great.

A musical tour de force, apart from Paul's amazing all round musicianship, Linda really does add a new, vibrant, fun edge. So ahead of its time, lots of critics and fellow musicians just didn't get it at the time. It certainly has for me a wonderful fusion of USA and UK! It has matured like a fine Californian wine!

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Ram, McCartney, and Venus and Mars are my favorite. I like a few songs on BOTR but overall I don’t get the praise that record gets. It’s It’s a higher fidelity I suppose

The only bad thing about this album is nobody pronounces Denny Seiwell correctly. 😂

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This is Paul's "short attention span" album. Not much is fully developed musically. He seems to want to keep the listener off balance. His knack for smashing together different song genres within one song mostly fails him in this record.

I grew up listening to and loving this record. I was so surprised later, when I grew up, to read that the critics panned this record. Paul was really hurt by that.

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One of my favourite albums of all time and easily the best Beatles solo album. Ive never heard anything like it, its so eccentric

The amount of work that went into this album must've been immense. The guitar and bass lines are so amazing. Paul and Linda vocal harmonies are perfect. The drumming is superb. Everyone seems like they're having so much fun.

Short Answer:No. (A couple bucks short from being a Masterpiece IMO)

That's not James Paul McCartney!

Paul and Ringo should finish the John song "Now and Then". The Beatles didn't always have all four of them included on every Beatles song.

And yes, what he said in the comment before me! Also my fav! lol.

Thanks for this. I loved it as a teenager and still love it.

A good album, but not THAT good as it's being displayed here and there. There are much better McCartney albums in his solo catalogue.

CRAP. A waste of my time. You saw and heard these 2 songs if you were around. The history of timing, who was there, etc. IS way super...flawed. You also will not hear them played!!!

Ram is an absolute beast of an album. Filled with bangers. Monkberry is peak but damn I love everything on this lp

Sorry but a poor video Clickbait crap once again without the headline substance.

Love this album, bought it when it was released in 1997 in casette format

i like your channel but the title is super clickbaity, most beatle fans have heard both songs and the third unfinished anthology song that only was mentioned in the last 40 seconds of the video isn't finished so ia not complete song let alone a single. So having said that, what are the supposed actual 90s singles people have never heard?

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This is such a bullshit video. Aside from a ton of incorrect information, there's no sign at all that this person even cares about it. The Beatles are still one of the biggest and best bands in history, and there will always be people who react badly to crap like this.