Re: The album running-commentary and general listening discussion thread. Part 2!

[Guest]

I like this one.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Macca sounding bored.

And then suddenly bursts into life.

[Guest]

I like the way it builds. Even Linda's backing vocals don't sound out of place.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

It's suddenly got good.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Why didn't it sound like this all the way through?

[Guest]

Wild Life.

60s keyboards.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

That is the end of Side One.

Side Two.

Track 1 - Wildlife.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

This is one of my favourite Wings tracks.

And it has my favourite guitar work by Henry McCullough.

[Guest]

'A lot of Political Nonesuch in the air'

sounds like he's been on, you know where.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

There is a conspiracy theory that it's about the break-up of the Beatles and that it's a satire on the stuff that Lennon was doing at the time.

[Guest]

That is the end of Side One.

Side Two.

Track 1 - Wildlife.

Err.. No.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

"You're breathing a lot of political nonsense in the air. You're moving so fast but, baby, you know not where."

You can see why people think it's all a dig at Lennon.

[Guest]

I like his vocals.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

That is the end of Side One.

Side Two.

Track 1 - Wildlife.

Err.. No.

I got confused.

[Guest]

Whatever happened to you?

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Linda and Denny: "Whatever happened to? Whatever happened to?"

[The Call of the Wendigo]

This guitar work is awesome.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

The end of Side One.

Side Two.

Track 1 - Some People Never Know.

[Guest]

Now we're onto side 2.

Some People Never Know.

[The Call of the Wendigo]

Which, I believe, is his answer to How Do You Sleep At Night?

And then Lennon answered with his song I Know, I Know and, suddenly, it was all .

[Sponsored content]