Flaming Pie (Archive Collection) - Paul McCartney

Flaming Pie (Archive Collection)

Paul McCartney

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 1997-05-05
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 45

  • A Capitol Records release.; ℗ 2020 MPL Communications Ltd, under exclusive license to UM

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
The Song We Were Singing (feat Paul McCartney 3:55
2
The World Tonight (feat. Jeff Paul McCartney 4:05
3
If You Wanna (feat. Steve Mill Paul McCartney 4:37
4
Somedays (Remastered 2020) Paul McCartney 4:15
5
Young Boy (feat. Steve Miller) Paul McCartney 3:54
6
Calico Skies (Remastered 2020) Paul McCartney 2:32
7
Flaming Pie (feat. Jeff Lynne) Paul McCartney 2:30
8
Heaven On A Sunday (feat. Jeff Paul McCartney 4:26
9
Used To Be Bad (feat. Steve Mi Paul McCartney 4:12
10
Souvenir (feat. Jeff Lynne) [R Paul McCartney 3:41
11
Little Willow (feat. Jeff Lynn Paul McCartney 2:58
12
Really Love You (feat. Jeff Ly Paul McCartney 5:18
13
Beautiful Night (feat. Jeff Ly Paul McCartney 5:08
14
Great Day (feat. Linda McCartn Paul McCartney 2:09
15
The Song We Were Singing (Home Paul McCartney 5:25
16
The World Tonight (Home Record Paul McCartney 2:26
17
If You Wanna (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 3:00
18
Somedays (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 4:15
19
Young Boy (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 2:22
20
Calico Skies (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 2:31
21
Flaming Pie (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 1:40
22
Souvenir (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 2:54
23
Little Willow (Home Recording) Paul McCartney 2:26
24
Beautiful Night (1995 Demo) Paul McCartney 4:27
25
Great Day (feat. Linda McCartn Paul McCartney 3:30
26
Great Day (feat. Linda McCartn Paul McCartney 2:17
27
Calico Skies (Acoustic) Paul McCartney 2:06
28
C’mon Down C’mon Baby Paul McCartney 1:23
29
If You Wanna (Demo) Paul McCartney 1:54
30
Beautiful Night (feat. Ringo S Paul McCartney 4:09
31
The Song We Were Singing (Roug Paul McCartney 3:50
32
The World Tonight (feat. Jeff Paul McCartney 3:47
33
Little Willow (feat. Jeff Lynn Paul McCartney 2:59
34
Whole Life (Rough Mix) Paul McCartney 5:34
35
Heaven On A Sunday (Rude Casse Paul McCartney 4:43
36
Looking For You (feat. Jeff Ly Paul McCartney 4:41
37
Broomstick (feat. Steve Miller Paul McCartney 5:10
38
Love Come Tumbling Down Paul McCartney 4:23
39
Same Love Paul McCartney 3:55
40
Oobu Joobu Pt. 1 Paul McCartney 8:47
41
Oobu Joobu Pt. 2 Paul McCartney 8:27
42
Oobu Joobu Pt. 3 Paul McCartney 7:57
43
Oobu Joobu Pt. 4 Paul McCartney 5:31
44
Oobu Joobu Pt. 5 Paul McCartney 8:48
45
Oobu Joobu Pt. 6 Paul McCartney 9:16

Reviews

  • Masterpiece from the musical genius!!

    5
    By growing up mccartney
    Flaming Pie is a masterpiece!! If you don’t like this album, you’ve got a hole in your soul! Mic drop!

  • One of Paul’s best solo albums!!

    5
    By nutmeg soup
    The tracks, SOMEDAYS and CALICO SKIES are fantastic!!

  • Not Paul’s best, but the bonus material is great

    4
    By Chris McKenzie
    I’m not a huge fan of Flaming Pie. I think a lot of its material is weak and panders shamelessly to Beatles fans. However, there are some songs that are fantastic, like Calico Skies, Heaven on a Sunday, Little Willow, Beautiful Night and Great Day. And the bonus demos really show up the strength of the tunes before Jeff Lynne applied his heavy-handed production. So I’m looking forward to the rest of this release.

  • Ok But Overall Redundant.

    3
    By Magic Man
    Just love the guy who matter of fact stated that "Flaming Pie" is among the top 5 albums of "most" of McCartney's fans. You noticed that I wrote "McCartney" because I don't know what a "Macca" is. "Flaming Pie" among the top 5 of all time? News to me, uhhhh...what about say "Band on the Run? Venus & Mars? Ram? McCartney 1 & 2? Red Rose Speedway? Speed of Sound? Tug of War? Back to the Egg? Chaos & Creation?, etc.? I think not, but ok if you beleive that. Some other person believes this is his most polished album. For my answer to that, see the above. I'm glad that this was given the "deluxe/archive" treatment for the big fans of this but this is truly the definiton of superflous. Do you really need 4 or 5 outake versions of the same song? For a total of 40 or so with many of the content just alternate versions of one song? Yes I dug the song "Flaming Pie" when it was released as lifelong McCartney fan but that's all I ever cared for off of this but I realize that they're are those of differing opinions.

  • Paaaaaul!!!

    5
    By The Thruth You Can't Handle
    I have to meet this guy before one of us dies, still one of my favorite humans of all time. Music, still somehow amazing after easily one of the most impressive musical careers ever.

  • What the --

    2
    By The Bradleyss
    If you really need eight only slightly differing versions of a third-tier track from this 20-year old record, then dig in. Otherwise, there's nothing here. And, by the way, to the 'expert' who believes remixing is about changing the "volume" of a record...huh?

  • Flaming Pie.

    5
    By lawrencelion
    I can't believe two of these reviews. This is clearly Paul's most polished and professional album since he left the Beatles. The additional tracks of Lookin' For You and the first part of Ooboo Jubou (which has the song "I Love This House" in it have great bass performances by Paul. This is a great album.

  • Love The Archive Collection

    5
    By RyVy
    Flaming Pie is probably in most fans’ top 5 Macca albums. I think a lot of people have been looking forward to it getting the Archive treatment. The Young Boy home recording is crazy how great it sounds. I like the almost melancholy feel of it. I hope we get a “Home Recordings” album from Paul some day.

  • Trash

    1
    By B Jennings
    A collection of BURNING GARBAGE advertised as music

  • So far the original sounds better!

    1
    By Jam On Ram
    Paul has ruined the sound on most of the archive series by constantly telling the people in charge of the process that it “sounds too loud!” It wasn’t as noticeable on the older albums because they were remastered terribly the first few times with some exceptions, but with the material that originally came out on CD like Tug of War, Pipes of Peace and Flowers in the Dirt, there is little if any improvement because Paul insisted not to make it louder than the original. Here on Flaming Pie, if Young Boy is any indication of the rest of the album, it is clearly much lower in volume and punch/ power than the original download available. Disappointing, but as a huge devoted fan, I’m a sucker and will purchase the whole thing anyway!

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