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This Paul album does not stand apart in his numerous discography, but it won't get lost either. There are almost no filler songs, but the thing is, there are no masterpieces either. And it's quite difficult to single out just hits, but at the same time, almost any track can be played on the radio. Everything is very formatted and high-quality, which in this case perhaps leans more toward a minus than a positive point. The melodies are completely classic for the ex-Beatle, but the sound is more like his work of the late 70s to early 80s. And a little bit like the mid-00s. Still, I would like to highlight tracks such as Everybody out there, New, Appreciate and the most McCartney-esque I can bet. If you consider the album with all the bonuses, then in the 17 tracks, any fan of good guitar music will be able to find something for themselves.

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