He should have worried about "Fixing A Hole"



(well it made me laugh! lol)

Found this:

PAUL McCartney was hurt after tumbling 5ft down an open trapdoor during a sell-out concert. The ex-Beatle, 63, was walking across the stage when he mis-stepped and fell through the opening from which a grand piano was about to appear.
Macca banged his elbow and back as he fell on top of the piano. He was helped to his feet by stage crew at the St Pete Times Forum, Tampa, Florida.
When he performed he told the 18,000 crowd: "There's a big hole in the stage and I just fell into it. A word to the stage crew, I want a big fence around here tomorrow.
"Think we ought to put a picket fence around it? A little picket fence! It will look nice." McCartney soldiered on through the 35-song two and a half hour set on Saturday but appeared to be in pain at times.

Quoted from Maccalvr

Okay, now that's ridiculous!! He needs to fire these incompetents!! I've never heard of such a thing. Well, maybe the whole Hell's Angels fiasco, but haven't they learned to hire people that have more than half a brain since then??

I don't know if you've ever seen the video of Simon & Garfunkel in Central Park from 1981, but Paul Simon is singing "Late Great Johnny Ace" and just as he gets done singing the line 'when a stranger came up and asked me if I'd heard John Lennon had died', some nut runs up to him yelling, and security grabbed him and carried him off. That kind of mess is scary and given all of Macca's security, its unbelievable.

I saw the show in Miami and I have to say I had the best time ever. I was not dissapointed. He even played I've got a feeling which is my favorite song ever. I was in complete utter shock when he started to play it. I was almost 100% sure he wouldn't play it....but he did and it was great. The whole thing is an experience that I will never forget.

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I saw the show in Miami and I have to say I had the best time ever. I was not dissapointed. He even played I've got a feeling which is my favorite song ever. I was in complete utter shock when he started to play it. I was almost 100% sure he wouldn't play it....but he did and it was great. The whole thing is an experience that I will never forget.

Jealous Guy--------> The End

I wonder if he'll start doing "When I'm 64" next year... That would be so cool...

I can't wait for the Macca show, but quite the funky set list. I'm surprised no one started a 'dream set list'.

Quoted from Wordno

I saw the show in Miami and I have to say I had the best time ever. I was not dissapointed. He even played I've got a feeling which is my favorite song ever. I was in complete utter shock when he started to play it. I was almost 100% sure he wouldn't play it....but he did and it was great. The whole thing is an experience that I will never forget.

Awesome. I LOVE that song. I cannot wait for this show. But who did John's part? Or did he cut that part from the song?

Dang, I CAN'T wait till November 23 when he comes to Phoenix!

(I was "CleanOldMan")

Quoted from Maccalvr

Awesome. I LOVE that song. I cannot wait for this show. But who did John's part? Or did he cut that part from the song?

His guitarist did John's part(The one with the brown hair). I think he did a great job on John's part.  Trust me you'll love the song. He may not sing it like he use to in 1969 but its still great and its still I've got a feeling live!! So you'll love it.

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He may not sing it like he use to in 1969 but its still great and its still I've got a feeling live!! So you'll love it.

That's one of Paul's coolest vocals! He sang with that deep voice on songs like Madonna too.

Yeah the vocals on that song are the best. Not only does he have a deep voice but he shouts with a rock and roll voice. Its an awsome song to sing along. Its my favorite and has my favorite vocals on it.

Quoted from McCartney

That's one of Paul's coolest vocals! He sang with that deep voice on songs like Madonna too.

Wha'?

Wha? Wha? I get it. You know, he goes into that deep register at the beginning. Sort of a similiar sound to the thing he does in Lady Maddona. But not. I don't know. Now I'll have to play both to see if I know what I'm talking about.

Quoted from Maccalvr

Wha? Wha? I get it. You know, he goes into that deep register at the beginning. Sort of a similiar sound to the thing he does in Lady Maddona. But not. I don't know. Now I'll have to play both to see if I know what I'm talking about.

I thought he was talking about Madonna, not 'Lady Madonna'. Good Lord. A thousand apologies, but with the way some people write on this forum, you never know.