McCartney, Paul - McCartney - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)

McCartney, Paul - McCartney - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)*NOTE: There is a mark that plays 25 times lightly at the end of track 3 on side 2, "Teddy Boy." The best tracks here have the quality of live music in a way that not one out of a hundred rock records do. The music jumps right out of the speakers and fills up the listening room. The album sounds like it's recorded live in the studio, but of course that's impossible, because Paul plays practically all the instruments himself. It just goes to show how

Danny Thompson – Bass

She’s no longer just a recording -- she’s a living

*NOTE: There is a mark that plays 25 times at a light to moderate to loud level at the end of track 1 on side 2

it ain't easy to play 'em either

Other copies -- my notes for these copies often read “BIG and BOLD” -- create a huge soundfield

Dark Side of the Moon comes instantly to mind

Good copies of this record

and as rich and dynamic as it gets

"Valse Triste

this same dimple plays as 21 moderate thuds also at the end of track 2

especially for those who are listening intently

the freedom from compression or spatial restraint of any kind -- that was somehow familiar from another shootout