Quoted from Soft_Guitar60

There are some clips on Paul's official website. I think those are the same as the ones on the DVD. Just shorter...

That's neat! But getting the actual DVD is impossible now?

Not unless you want to buy another copy...

I wonder if Circuit City would do an exchange of some sort?

yay i listened to some of chaos and creation in the virgin store near me, and i cant wait till u get it!!!!!! it sounds so good(especcially as its the first time ive ever heard fine line), and also jenny wren sounds fantastc(similar to blackbird), and he can still sing fantastically after all these years!

His voice does sound great on this album....(All that close miking.)

Quoted from Mairi

Not unless you want to buy another copy...

Nope.  I just went to Circuit City and asked if I could refund CACITB and buy the SE version, and they let me.

So later I gotta watch it ^_^

Great! Now if only I could get my copy. Unforunately the nearest mall is half an hour away.

Great album. Haven't watched the disc yet, just got it Friday.

Just got my copy today as the local crap stores didnt have the special edition. Looks like my upcoming days off will be entertaining after all.

Quoted from Mairi

Great! Now if only I could get my copy. Unforunately the nearest mall is half an hour away.

Aww, that's a bummer.  Mine's about 10 minutes away, thankfully.  Hopefully you'll be out on the road near there doing errands with family, and then you can go, "Hey, let's go get Chaos and Creation!"

Or something  

I'm still digging it.

Would anyone go as far as to say it is his best solo work to date yet?

As an entire album it seems to have done the trick for me. Still, I am no expert when it comes to his solo albums.

It's a really solid album

I hold my opinion: this is his best record since 197-something. I'm tempted to say "since "Venus and Mars" but "Back to the Egg" is getting upset at that. And "Flaming Pie" is looking askance at me as well. Its certainly his most contemplative and pretty album possibly ever.

And I vote Nigel Godrich gets to do all his albums from now on.

lol...Totally agree about Mr Godrich.

I'm still saying RAM is his greatest. 'CACITB' in hovering in second right now, just ahead of 'Flaming Pie'. I do think its his most complete album though. Theres truly not a bad song on it for me, although 'A Fine Line' looks like it might be the first to lose some appeal.

I'm gonna have to listen to RAM. 2nd Tk? For you to say that must mean it's pretty good...I know you know your solo Macca. lol