Paul McCartney - RAM (Full Album) 

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Keith Hall You have lost so many years in your life! I have 22 years old and I love this album :)

Beatriz Vicencio Lost so many years in my life! what are you talking about, you have no idea about my life, I play guitar, I've played with many musicians and bands ( in fact I met my current partner in the last band I played in, she also has a degree in music) I play and listen, as well as read about the history of music and autobiography's of artist's every day! and I mean every day!! I am passionate about music to the point that it takes up most of the time in my life. I had this album at the age of 13 years old, I had a collection of about 450+ vinyl's that I foolishly sold in 1990 thinking CD's were the greatest thing, boy was I wrong! but I won't get in to the technical side of that, so I was listening to this album when I had it on vinyl often, I sold my vinyl's in 90' so I am out in my calculation, I haven't heard this album in about 25 years not 35 as I posted, but man, have you got a long way to go to catch up with the amount of music I have listened to in my life as well as playing an instrument, my partner and I have about 300-400 CD's between us, plus the internet YT site, were I can listen to anyone I feel like. I am a huge Frank Zappa fan, he has about 90 album's released ( 60 pre 1993 when he sadly passed away from prostrate cancer ) and about 40 post 1993 ( and I've heard them all!) so I have no idea what you are talking about? lost so many years LOL.. I will tell you something though, it is a good idea not to over listen to an album as it lose's it's beauty, I'll give you an example, I am also a huge Led Zepplin' fan, but if I hear 'Stairway To Heaven' or if someone requests me to play it (which I can very well) one more time I will slit my wrist.. lol.. with the amount of albums Frank has out , it literally takes months to come back to the same album ( I just recycle them ) so I never get sick of listening to them, I love to hear a song I haven't heard in a while, as It takes me back to a time I remember in my life, such as RAM. Don't be one of those people that listen to the same 10 albums all their life, keep an open mind, music is a beautiful gift, treasure it! Cheers.

Wow... I just was talking about the fact that you didn't hear this album until 35 years later! Just that, with no intention to offend you...cheers

Beatriz Vicencio No problem mate, there are some real idiots on YT, you are obviously not one. Thanks for the response.. no offence taken. :- ) Peace.

as a matter fact today after my dads passing i have that same record/8 track player and album and a album of my dads:)

Wow! Hard times! This beats my Dads story about walking to school, up hill, in the snow, without any shoes, by two miles!

I think this was the happiest time in his life. This was the beginning, until his wife passed away.

Yep. Not like Yoko. Paul got himself the perfect soul-mate, and it made his music BETTER!

Steve Lee I dunno, I think Lennon wz very happy with Yoko. From them, thru the press, the public....we get very distorted info

Yeah. John really loved her - much to the complete astonishment of his bandmates. But when JL refused to produce/bankroll her hideous album, he was gone in less than a month, and six months later Yoko produced that monstrosity. 8(

Steve Lee By, JL, you mean, John Lennon? He would not produce her album, so she got someone else to do it; meaning he was gone out of the bankroll gig? At least Yoko produced it, she didn't go to some other guy. Even if she got a female to produce it - she, produced it. I was always 'stuck', so to speak, as one who liked Ono's stuff, back then. I had the single, 'Walking on Thin Ice", I love that tune! Just found out Elvis Costello did a cover of that. He might've done the cover 25 yrs ago,not-lmao- I jst found out. How embarassing I watched The Lennon's, on 'The Mike Douglas Show', all the time! Once in a while I bring them back up, on YT. LIVE TV, back then. THAT was good stuff!

OroborusFMA Most women yes, but Linda only helped evolve Paul. I love her contributions.

OroborusFMA Rolling Stone is crap ,,,didn't they praise John's solo efforts with the screaming banshee involved

djjbzombies RIGHT! Compared to nasty Ono, Linda had a brain in her head ;-) AND by the way this is a good album ;-)

OroborusFMA What a stupid comment. Linda was nothing but a positive influence on Paul. Stop buying into the myth. For the record, Paul didn't break up the Beatles either - in fact, if it wasn't for him, they'd have all been royally shafted by Allen Klein - nor was he a lesser talent than Lennon (he was certainly the more musically adventurous of the two) and nor is his solo work below quality. Many of his solo albums are absolutely terrific, including this one. So don't blame Linda just because you haven't got very good taste in music.

For real ! Never go by what critics say. Go to the movie, buy the record, usually just the opposite of what critics voice, this is such a great forkin' album!

@Fairchild2961, Thanks!

Critics. Have any of *them* been knighted by the Queen? Sir Paul could pay all their salaries and not miss it - and he got that rich on his talent. Pan away...

Steve Lee Knighted? Oh, please. I don't think you mean thaz a reason to like the album. the monarchy should've been panned 100 yrs ago. The brit monarchy effectively destroyed every other monarchy in Europe; with the exception of little gambling havens like Monaco. RAM is one of McCartneys' best works. Made during his first years with Linda, iz a new expression of his new, happy life with his new wife. .......and iz fabulously good!

No Ma'am. I'm merely pointing out that Paul McCartney has mega-rich talent, and the Queen has yet to knight ANY critics!

iamtheghostboy No, it's William Campbell