(2020) Paul McCartney - McCartney III [FLAC]

(2020) Paul McCartney - McCartney III [FLAC]

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(2020) Paul McCartney - McCartney III





Review:

Like its predecessors McCartney (1970) and McCartney II (1980), McCartney III was written, recorded and produced entirely by Sir Paul McCartney — this time, created alone during a COVID-19 lockdown. It is with McCartney III that one of the world’s most celebrated songwriters has completed his trifecta of ultimate solo albums, proving yet again his legacy as a musical virtuoso. From the very beginning, it’s clear that this album is going to highlight McCartney’s abilities as a composer. He’s not concerning himself with writing any more hits; instead, he has chosen to display his talent and love for the instruments that have carried his career for over 60 years. Opener “Long Tailed Winter Bird” shows off his instrumental capabilities at their finest. With limited lyrics, the acoustic number highlights his talents as a guitar player. He uses unconventional harmonies but still finds a way to deliver an impressive instrumental track that’s both rhythmic and dynamic. McCartney conquers the blues on riff-laden “Slidin'” and “Lavatory Lil,” of which the former showcases his multi-layered approach to songwriting as he performs a deeply complicated track that proves that rock’n’roll definitely isn’t dead. While instrumentation is the driving force behind the album, lyrically, McCartney doesn’t fall short when addressing important issues faced in society today. On “Seize the Day,” he warns about the climate crisis, while on “Find My Way,” he addresses issues surrounding self-identity and anxiety. His vocals are consistently strong as he radiates enthusiasm throughout the entire record. With much of modern day music originating from the experimental approach the Beatles took in the late ’60s, it’s a joy to see McCartney still exploring those sides in his current songwriting. It’s safe to say McCartney hasn’t abandoned his sense of exploration, as on eight-minute psych track “Deep Deep Feeling,” which takes a sonic trip through his psyche. The McCartney trilogy has charted a course through the Beatles’ breakup to through the impending rise of new wave and synth pop and, now, to this year’s extended isolation and the power of home recording. His music already transcended time, but with the completion of this trilogy he has drawn a link through the past 50 years with his virtuosic compositions.











Tracklist:

01 - Long Tailed Winter Bird

02 - Find My Way

03 - Pretty Boys

04 - Women and Wives

05 - Lavatory Lil'

06 - Deep Deep Feeling

07 - Slidin'

08 - The Kiss of Venus

09 - Seize the Day

10 - Deep Down

11 - Winter Bird / When Winter Comes





Media Report:

Genre: pop, rock

Format: FLAC

Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM

Bit rate mode: Variable

Channel(s): 2 channels

Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz

Bit depth: 16 bits

File list
  • (2020) Paul McCartney - McCartney III [FLAC]
  • 01 - Long Tailed Winter Bird.flac 35.7 MB
  • 02 - Find My Way.flac 27.3 MB
  • 03 - Pretty Boys.flac 18.7 MB
  • 04 - Women and Wives.flac 16 MB
  • 05 - Lavatory Lil'.flac 15.2 MB
  • 06 - Deep Deep Feeling.flac 53.1 MB
  • 07 - Slidin'.flac 24.1 MB
  • 08 - The Kiss of Venus.flac 18.3 MB
  • 09 - Seize the Day.flac 21.4 MB
  • 10 - Deep Down.flac 38.1 MB
  • 11 - Winter Bird ; When Winter Comes.flac 16 MB
  • cover.jpg 37.7 KB
  • Torrent_downloaded_from_Demonoid.is_.txt 58 B
  • Torrent_downloaded_from_glodls.to_.txt 56 B
  • Torrent_downloaded_from_pirateiro.com_.txt 72 B
  • Torrent_downloaded_from_torrentgalaxy.to_.txt 585 B

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