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1 August 2013
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fabfouremily said
Yeah I agree with what you’ve said there, WhereArtEsteban. I can see that ‘Imagine ‘ is probably quite a hard album to listen to for some people, so they might prefer the ”lightness” of ‘Ram ‘. See the latter for me is just a little too fun and games.
For me, it’s not a matter of preferring the “lightness” or “fun and games” of Ram to the “difficulty” of Imagine . It’s a matter of identifying more with the way Paul creates and reveals layers of meaning. It’s about preferring implicit to explicit communication, preferring being shown to being told.
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3 May 2012
Offline ^^ You make a good point there, acmac. I never thought of it in that way. I hold my hands up to you.
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1 August 2013
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High-fives all round, then! 
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3 September 2013
Offline DrBeatle-no worries! Thanx to you & all here, we ALL get to enjoy another perspective on the music we love. 
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29 November 2012
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acmac said
fabfouremily said
Yeah I agree with what you’ve said there, WhereArtEsteban. I can see that ‘Imagine ‘ is probably quite a hard album to listen to for some people, so they might prefer the ”lightness” of ‘Ram ‘. See the latter for me is just a little too fun and games.For me, it’s not a matter of preferring the “lightness” or “fun and games” of Ram to the “difficulty” of Imagine . It’s a matter of identifying more with the way Paul creates and reveals layers of meaning. It’s about preferring implicit to explicit communication, preferring being shown to being told.
Not only for that, I find the music on Ram to be infinitely more enjoyable and well-written than Imagine . With John’s solo stuff, I find that he doesn’t really have any great albums start-to-finish, but a load of fantastic songs spread over all of them. Whereas Paul has some albums that are just flawless (in my opinion, at least) from beginning to end (Ram , Band On The Run , Flaming Pie to name a few)
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10 June 2013
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oh and LOVE this bit of tomfoolery
I totally get what you said DrBeatle about the actual playing/orchestration of RAM and Paul’s other work in comparison to the other three. Paul imo turned out to be the best at using the studio in general (and directing other musicians)- plus considering that Paul produced the record as opposed to someone like Phil Specter shows Paul’s manymany talents.
EDIT: on that note though just (heh, a pun) imagine if John Lennon had lived to make an album with Nigel Godrich (who did Paul’s “Chaos and Creation…”)
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29 November 2012
Offline Indeed. It’s been said in many books, but Paul was the only one who really had an interest in production the Beatles were still together, and he certainly carried that through his solo career, whereas the other 3 didn’t.
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