Daniel DIGHTON

This is another wonderful album from Paul. He has that knack of combining great melodies with fabulous musical arrangements. I particularly like the track 'House of Wax', this is basically a simple summary of life, and, ultimately death. The lyrics are quite poetic and I love the use of cellos and lead guitar on it. If you've never listened to this album I'd advise you to immediately.

This is a really good record. George never got enough credit for being a songwriter, he deserves a lot more praise than he got. He plays the guitar unlike anyone else, he almost makes the guitar sing. He has a very catchy almost hypnotic voice that draws you into the song. I particularly like the song 'Rising Sun', it's almost like he's leaving us one final message.

This is the greatest album I've ever heard. It's awesome. So many spine-tingling tracks, it makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up listening to this record. There's not one bad song on the album. It's a masterpiece. This is a better album than Sergeant Pepper.

This is pure McCartney! This is one of Paul's best albums since leaving the Beatles. I love this album. It sounds very Beatle-ish. Look out for the song 'Beautiful Night' which features Ringo Starr on drums and produced by George Martin, it almost sounds like a Beatles record.

Of course it's good, it's McCartney, for goodness sake. Everything he touches is great. The album contains some fabulous tracks. The song "English Tea' reminds me a little bit of 'When I'm Sixty Four'.