Macca's huge big smash hit album from the late 1990s. It was his fastest-selling album in years and only kept off the Number One slot in both Britain and America by the Spice Girls' debut album. It is widely regarded as the beginning of his creative renaissance, though I think I prefer his previous album Off the Ground.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxBHrxvfMrI&list=PLE063B4BC912B47CA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaming_Pie

Quote :

Track listing
All songs written by Paul McCartney, except where noted.

"The Song We Were Singing" – 3:55
"The World Tonight" – 4:06
"If You Wanna" – 4:38
"Somedays" – 4:15
"Young Boy" – 3:54
"Calico Skies" – 2:32
"Flaming Pie" – 2:30
"Heaven on a Sunday" – 4:27
"Used to Be Bad" (Duet with Steve Miller) (Steve Miller, McCartney) – 4:12
"Souvenir" – 3:41
"Little Willow" – 2:58
"Really Love You" (McCartney, Richard Starkey) – 5:18
"Beautiful Night" – 5:09
"Great Day" – 2:09

Looking at Wikipedia, I've just realised it's quite a long album, although it's never struck me as being one. So, if people want, we can just do Side One, up to and including the title track, and tackle Side Two at a later date.

I prepared the grave, hired the diggers...

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Looking at Wikipedia, I've just realised it's quite a long album, although it's never struck me as being one. So, if people want, we can just do Side One, up to and including the title track, and tackle Side Two at a later date.

That's not a bad idea, we can do side 2 tomorrow like

2 minutes to go.

IT WAS ONLY A SINGLE LP?

Sorry, caps locks on!

It's started!

Track 1 - The Song We Were Singing.

I'm in!

Arpeggio.

I'm in in.

Acoustic guitar.

Smoke a 'pipe'

Grammy nominated for Album of the Year.

Doesn't he sound young!

Did he just say "incrisise"?

Beloved by the Steve Hoffman forum.

This sounds a bit like Roger Waters.

Cosmic.

Bit Folky.

I've had more enjoyment out of this so far than I did that other album. All of it.

Smoke a pipe.

Bloody degenerate.