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Reaction to Paul McCartney - Live and Let Die (LIVE)

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20 Comments

@cfmickey 2 months ago

I watched it. When you realize the music has ended, you can't believe it. You keep waiting for the next explosion that never comes. So you go home and play the video again and again and again. This is Paul, the former Beatles bassist—a man who lived in a world of creativity with John, George, and Richard and gave us unforgettable moments throughout our lives. Thank you, Paul.

@MoondogJohnny 4 months ago

Paul has never wasted a single moment of his life—not with The Beatles, not since. At almost 84, he just released a brand new album two weeks ago.

@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835 4 months ago

Wings over America is a must listen. Best live album ever.

@zedaardv 4 months ago

I've seen it live.
It was incredible.
I've had the pleasure of seeing him four times.

@ericmurrell9862 4 months ago (edited)

I’ve seen it live twice, once in the 90s and the other was in the 2010’s ,and both times they were phenomenal performances.

@stevepaul6955 4 months ago

At 84 Sir Paul still has it.

@stephenbonaci4831 1 month ago

Was lucky enough to sit front-row at one of Paul's shows around that time. Experiencing Live and Let Die that up close was something else. I was walking back to the hotel after the show and realized I smelled like gunpowder. :)

@sheiladodd4793 4 months ago

I saw Paul in Liverpool in 2002 over 3 hours of pure magic

@voodoochild2968 8 days ago

He was around 70 years old here,epic song

@peterstrayhorn5316 3 months ago

for how long he's been singing his voice is really perfect

@Elephant2024 4 months ago

A classic. The title track of the James Bond movie of the same name. The recording (studio version) reunited McCartney with former Beatles producer George Martin, who produced the song and arranged the orchestra. Works really well live as well, as this performance demonstrates. God bless Paul McCartney. 83 years young (84 on 6/18) and still going strong. Recently he appeared on the U.S. late night show Saturday Night Live. Thanks Sabina.

@LJSpit 4 months ago (edited)

I got to see this live in 1975. Paul, Linda and Wings toured here in Australia. Saw them and the Myer Music Bowl. Pyro and all. Didn't see the movie till after this. This song and Paul performing "Black Bird" just him with his acoustic guitar were the two that I remember. Talk about music composition, two such different songs. Well, I suppose what would you expect from one of the greatest song writers of all time.

@ChrisLegner-qp1yh 4 months ago

I'm not sure there has ever been a better movie theme song.

@Charles-t7z 1 month ago

Fini! Paul and the Beatles before him are the greatest musical artists of all time. They just are.

@johnakers7451 4 months ago

To see this show live is a blessing. I've been fortunate enough to have seen Paul numerous times over the years and he always brings it. A 3 hour, non-stop performance of over 30 songs spanning his entire career(Beatles, solo & Wings). Everything from full on extravaganza performances like this, down to extremely intimate, emotional moments of just Paul, a spotlight and his ukulele, paying tribute to George Harrison.
His voice is no longer what it once was, but his energy, passion and joy of giving his all for his fans is still 100%.

@TomO-dflwypm 4 months ago

I saw Paul McCartney twice during the 1989/90 Flowers In The Dirt tour. He played Live and Let Die both times. My mind is still blown.

@dagmar.6954 4 months ago

One of the best James Bond movie themes! Love all of Paul's work with the Beatles & solo with Wings. I had so many of his records. "Band On The Run" is one of the best. But so many other great songs such as "Jet", "Listen To What The Man Said", "Silly Love Songs", "Let 'Em In", "My Love", "Helen Wheels", "Let Me Roll It", "Junior's Farm", "Maybe I'm Amazed", "Venus & Mars/Rock Show", "Mull Of Kintyre", "With A Little Luck" etc.

@edwardsadler3348 4 months ago

I saw a reactor do this the other day... and the first one they saw was Guns & Roses, who do a similar one... but 2 years after this... and they said I like the way Paul pays homage to Guns & Rose's....it was hilarious... until his error was pointed out to him 😅 😂

@vivasanpietro 2 months ago

I’ve seen him four times , he will play about thirty songs and you will know almost every single one

@nickcostello4382 4 months ago

I heard Paul’s drummer tell the story of how Paul was only given the novel and was asked to write the song for the move. No script. And he created this masterpiece.