Paul McCartney and Youth (bass player for Killing Joke and a dance producer) quietly collaborated and released an album called Electric Arguments under the name, The Fireman. Here's a sneak peek from the limited time only released track "Nothing Too Much Just Out of Sight." The blues influence is a pleasant surprise. The Fireman - Nothing Too [...]
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It's been a decade since Paul McCartney released any new music under the tag The Fireman, his dance music side porject with producer Youth.A new Fireman album titled Electronic Arguments is due on November 17th and will, unlike 1994's Strawberries Ships Oceans Forest and 1998's Rushes, contain vocals, all written by Macca. Each song on the 13-track album, made with no record company restraints...
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You can read my review of The Fireman's Electric Arguments here:http://treblezine.com/reviews/2942-The_Fireman_Electric_Arguments.htmlThe FiremanElectric ArgumentsMPL/ATO Records2008Having grown up an armchair Fab Four-ologist by reading just about every book on The Beatles, one of the myths that I've seen prevail throughout the years was that Lennon was the one into avant garde and Paul McCart...
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For the past two weeks now, I have been excited about the prospect of free Dr. Pepper, something about Guns 'N Roses, and music bringing democracy to China (the former outweighing the two latter). Well I'll be damned if people didn't catch on. Seems one of my heroes, Sir Paul McCartney (the "cute" Beatle) caught the Chinese Democracy fever and will soon release an album, bringing back the ...
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It's been a decade since Paul McCartney released any new music under the tag The Fireman, his dance music side porject with producer Youth.A new Fireman album titled Electronic Arguments is due on November 17th and will, unlike 1994's Strawberries Ships Oceans Forest and 1998's Rushes, contain vocals, all written by Macca. Each song on the 13-track album, made with no record company restraints...
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Actually it's Macca and a producer/remixer Youth. New CD coming in November. This is the first Fireman CD with vocal and a harder rock sound- at least on this track. This has been described as Arcade Fire meets Led Zeppelin. Each track was recorded in thirteen days over the period of nearly a year. This song is being called a Heather Mills attack song. Don't know what stage the divorce was in a...
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You can read my review of The Fireman's Electric Arguments here:http://treblezine.com/reviews/2942-The_Fireman_Electric_Arguments.htmlThe FiremanElectric ArgumentsMPL/ATO Records2008Having grown up an armchair Fab Four-ologist by reading just about every book on The Beatles, one of the myths that I've seen prevail throughout the years was that Lennon was the one into avant garde and Paul McCart...
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Electric Arguments will be released next week. Here's another preview track for you to enjoy.
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This week NPR.org has the drop on the new one from Paul McCartney and Martin "Youth" Glover (aka The Fireman). Their new album Electric Arguments will be released on November 25 on ATO records, but you can stream it right now over here.
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| 1 Nothing Too Much Just Out of Sight |
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| 2 Two Magpies |
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| 3 Sing the Changes |
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| 4 Travelling Light |
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| 5 Highway |
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