:Anthology 2

[EddieV]

Paul's contribution to Real Love is virtually un-noticable.

Weren't the Beatles all supposed to contribue something(substantial) to the record?
Like on Dear Prudence...(probably their best arguably with all contributing)

Was Paul afraid to contribute something meaningful or something?

p.s: I'm starting to think now this 2-track reunion should never have been done. I mean if you're gonna do something, do it properly...

At least George did his part brilliantly(i think he was seemingly the only substantial contributor)

Besides playing the bass, Paul as usual does some extreme beautiful harmonies.

[Mark Rink]

I know how hard it is for girls today to stay on the right track.

[Mark Rink]

dylan blows !!!

[RhayaOnTheHill]

my favourite Anthology album

"Pauls broken a glass a glass a glass"

I really really like the version of I'm Looking Through You I like it better than the released one and If You've Got Trouble and That Means Alot are great songs I'm really surprised they didn't get released on an actual album and I like A Day In The Life Too "and I went into a dream oh s***"

[EddieV]

Danm they play very tight on this!! Paul bass is beautiful.

I took this out and played it on the earphones, it was so great

[chris]

amazing the way you get to see how songs progressed from their infancy stage until fruition. strawberry field is a great example. glass onion is another. and i am sort of fond of john's gibberish lyrics in place of one's he hadn't written yet.

but it does sort of bother me how paul gets mocked on teddy boy (anthology 3) by john. it's as if we're hearing an argument we maybe shouldn't be listening to.

[james1985]

Across the Universe on this: best version?

I say 'yes'.

[efghijiloveyou]

I'll always prefer the one on Past Masters (the original), but I love the song and there are, what, four different versions of it and all of them are great.