Memory Almost Full - Paul McCartney Reviews

McCartney, whether you love him or loathe him, is a bit of a legend and he really seems to come to terms with his status in his 2001 album Memory Almost Full. Macca's first output on the Starbucks label was produced by David Kahne and represents a much more focussed offering than his previous discs. For once, Macca doesn't seem to be ...  Read the complete review

There are several versions of this album; there is the standard CD, the CD with a 3 track bonus CD and then there is the CD with the 3 bonus tracks and a bonus DVD. I'd say the one with the DVD is best as it has footage from the secret shows he did in June 2007; I am in this DVD as I was at the London one. Anyway, as for reviewing this ...  Read the complete review

hmm well i was intrested in listening to this album as mcartney was getting alot of play at the time on both tv and radio. The track dance into the light was quite a catchy little song that i thought was not bad but it fails to really take of, as though it could of been good but just sounds to weak. i think this sums up this whole ...  Read the complete review

There are a lot of opinions floating around about Paul McCartney, that he's not made anything worth listening to since Let It Be, that he wasn't the talent in the band, etc etc. Well this album proves all of those wrong. Memory Almost Full is his most recent album, and while people will want to believe it's no different to the kind of ...  Read the complete review

Recorded in secret whilst still with the Beatles, "McCartney" is like a breath of fresh air for Paul, who shines and takes things at his own pace, and truly experiments on some tracks. Be warned it's nothing like the Beatles, and be warned that some tracks aren't instantly accessible, but it is still a brilliant album, if purely ...  Read the complete review