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Track List
01) Opening Station
02) I Don't Know
03) Come On to Me
04) Happy with You
05) Who Cares
06) Fuh You
07) Confidante
08) People Want Peace
09) Hand in Hand
10) Dominoes
11) Back in Brazil
12) Do It Now
13) Caesar Rock
14) Despite Repeated Warnings
15) Station II
16) Hunt You Down/Naked/C-Link
01) Opening Station
02) I Don't Know
03) Come On to Me
04) Happy with You
05) Who Cares
06) Fuh You
07) Confidante
08) People Want Peace
09) Hand in Hand
10) Dominoes
11) Back in Brazil
12) Do It Now
13) Caesar Rock
14) Despite Repeated Warnings
15) Station II
16) Hunt You Down/Naked/C-Link
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First Released
2018
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"Egypt Station" is the 17th solo studio album by Paul McCartney, released by Capitol Records on 7 September 2018. The album is McCartney's first album of original material since 2013's New.
McCartney describes each song as a station on life’s journey.
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All Egypt Station has that playful spirit. “Back In Brazil” is a surprisingly successful electro-samba detour, while “Do It Now” expresses the same sentiment as his classic John Lennon elegy “Here Today,” as an older-and-wiser Paul reflects on the kind of emotional resolutions you seek when you realize how short life is. “Happy With You” is a sober folk oddity: “I sat around all day, I used to get stoned / I liked to get wasted but these days I don’t.” Even the timely anti-Trump protest “Despite Repeated Warnings” is a 7-minute mini-suite in the style of “Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey”: even when he’s pissed off about political apocalypse, Paul gonna Paul. As he always should. And as Egypt Station suggests, as he always will.
REviewed by Rob Sheffield for rollingstone.com.
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"Egypt Station" is the 17th solo studio album by Paul McCartney, released by Capitol Records on 7 September 2018. The album is McCartney's first album of original material since 2013's New.
McCartney describes each song as a station on life’s journey.
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All Egypt Station has that playful spirit. “Back In Brazil” is a surprisingly successful electro-samba detour, while “Do It Now” expresses the same sentiment as his classic John Lennon elegy “Here Today,” as an older-and-wiser Paul reflects on the kind of emotional resolutions you seek when you realize how short life is. “Happy With You” is a sober folk oddity: “I sat around all day, I used to get stoned / I liked to get wasted but these days I don’t.” Even the timely anti-Trump protest “Despite Repeated Warnings” is a 7-minute mini-suite in the style of “Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey”: even when he’s pissed off about political apocalypse, Paul gonna Paul. As he always should. And as Egypt Station suggests, as he always will.
REviewed by Rob Sheffield for rollingstone.com.
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