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Track List
01) Showtime
02) Figure of Eight
03) Jet
04) Rough Ride
05) Got to Get You Into My Life
06) Band on the Run
07) Birthday
08) Ebony and Ivory
09) We Got Married
10) Inner City Madness
11) Maybe I'm Amazed
12) The Long and Winding Road
13) Crackin' Up
14) The Fool on the Hill
15) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
16) Can't Buy Me Love
17) Matchbox
18) Put It There
19) Together
Cd 2
01) Things We Said Today
02) Eleanor Rigby
03) This One
04) My Brave Face
05) Back in the U.S.S.R.
06) I Saw Her Standing There
07) Twenty Flight Rock
08) Coming Up
09) Sally
10) Let It Be
11) Ain't That a Shame
12) Live and Let Die
13) If I Were Not Upon the Stage
14) Hey Jude
15) Yesterday
16) Get Back
17) Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End
18) Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying
01) Showtime
02) Figure of Eight
03) Jet
04) Rough Ride
05) Got to Get You Into My Life
06) Band on the Run
07) Birthday
08) Ebony and Ivory
09) We Got Married
10) Inner City Madness
11) Maybe I'm Amazed
12) The Long and Winding Road
13) Crackin' Up
14) The Fool on the Hill
15) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
16) Can't Buy Me Love
17) Matchbox
18) Put It There
19) Together
Cd 2
01) Things We Said Today
02) Eleanor Rigby
03) This One
04) My Brave Face
05) Back in the U.S.S.R.
06) I Saw Her Standing There
07) Twenty Flight Rock
08) Coming Up
09) Sally
10) Let It Be
11) Ain't That a Shame
12) Live and Let Die
13) If I Were Not Upon the Stage
14) Hey Jude
15) Yesterday
16) Get Back
17) Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End
18) Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying
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First Released
1990
Rock
Philosophical
Rock/Pop
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Medium
Live
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Paul McCartney's return to the stage in 1989 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour was heavily hyped, since it was not only his first extensive tour since the '70s, but also marked the first time he incorporated large portions of the Beatles' catalog into his set list. The double-disc, 37-track Tripping the Live Fantastic documents the tour, and it's a pleasant, if ultimately inconsequential, nostalgia trip that puts the weaknesses of Flowers in the Dirt in a little too sharp relief. In fact, most of McCartney's flaws are on display throughout the album, whether it's his excessive cutesiness (the album opens with Paul and the boys being told "heidy-ho, it's time for the show"), his fondness for oldies, and his persistent desire to charm the daylights out of the entire crowd. Nevertheless, he often does charm the crowd, whether it's through the effortlessly dazzling performances or his thoroughly winning catalog of pop classics. The new songs may pale next to the classics from his Beatles and solo days, and those classics may be delivered in versions that are a little too studied, but Tripping the Live Fantastic is a fine exercise in nostalgia.
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Paul McCartney's return to the stage in 1989 for the Flowers in the Dirt tour was heavily hyped, since it was not only his first extensive tour since the '70s, but also marked the first time he incorporated large portions of the Beatles' catalog into his set list. The double-disc, 37-track Tripping the Live Fantastic documents the tour, and it's a pleasant, if ultimately inconsequential, nostalgia trip that puts the weaknesses of Flowers in the Dirt in a little too sharp relief. In fact, most of McCartney's flaws are on display throughout the album, whether it's his excessive cutesiness (the album opens with Paul and the boys being told "heidy-ho, it's time for the show"), his fondness for oldies, and his persistent desire to charm the daylights out of the entire crowd. Nevertheless, he often does charm the crowd, whether it's through the effortlessly dazzling performances or his thoroughly winning catalog of pop classics. The new songs may pale next to the classics from his Beatles and solo days, and those classics may be delivered in versions that are a little too studied, but Tripping the Live Fantastic is a fine exercise in nostalgia.
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