Macca with Nirvana- sooo great

[mhnso]

Just watched Pauls performance with Nirvana last night at Madison square garden Look for it don t have à link. A new song and the best most hardrockin performance Paul has delivered in many years If this is a Hint of Pauls next album wow The voice is back in Helter skelter form Thanks Paul for this performance Thanks to Nirvana as well

[mr h atom]

HOLEYEFFINPOOH !!!!!

you can find it at 'paul mccartney nirvana' on the YT

if someone doesn't load 'er up around here soon...

that...was impressive

cut you some slack ?????

oh no !!!

[cd1500rpm]

you can find it at 'paul mccartney nirvana' on the YT
if someone doesn't load 'er up around here soon...

As of now this link is working but the video quality isn't the greatest & the sound is really low:



Here's the link to the post concert interview which gives the song background:

[mhnso]

I have to say it again that was a great performance Pauls guitar is so great , his voice back in monkberry moon delightform and wonderful to see Grohl Beijing the drumd. Lets hope this is à sign of the next album

[EddieV]

It was OK, nothing special and then again it was great. Can´t decide. But nice to see Paul rock

[efghijiloveyou]

I really enjoyed that; hopefully a sign of the music to come in 2013.

[chris]

i thought this was great. i've always loved nirvana. and i love grohl and the foos. never thought this would happen. never considered that it could. and i will state, in my most humblest...that it was a great live rock moment. i'm not sure that is song will go down in rock history, or anything close to that. but as far as live, as-it-happens, in-the-moment-right-there-on-the-stage thingies...it was awesome.

[mr h atom]

all sort of tingly good !

the anticipation for the studio version is somewhat maddening...this live one was muy cool...imagine them taking a few takes to get it right...

eddie...you're just sad that he didn't pull out the grunge and sing with vedder...admit it...c'mon...you know i'm right

[Awesoman]

I thought McCartney's performance, and the entire concert itself, was a mixed bag. Kind of an odd song selection for him to perform. Paul always seems to manage missing the point of these benefit concerts by playing the wrong material (during the Concert For New York he spent half his setlist plugging his then-new album, Driving Rain). "Ninteen-Hundred & Eighty-Five", while a fine album cut, is not exactly a song I'd bring out for a benefit concert like this. And "My Valentine"?! Really, Paul?

Fortunately, things picked up during the second half of his performance when he brought out "Blackbird". Then came the oddest collaboration of the night: Paul fronting Nirvana! I'm really not sure how I felt about this jam session; McCartney is really the *last* person I'd expect to replace Kurt Cobain. I'm just glad they didn't attempt to perform "Lithium" or something. If anything, this performance managed to losen Paul's voice up as he sounded really good during "I've Got A Feeling". "Live & Let Die", yet another fairly odd choice for this particular concert, at least managed to literally light up the venue...only for the momentum to come crashing to a halt when Alicia Keys closed the evening. I was really hoping a lot of the performers of the evening would get together to send the whole thing home.

Overall it was a rather strange concert. Kind of hard to watch all my music heroes get old. Clapton's still got it but the Who, whom kicked a lot of ass during Concert For New York, were sluggish and wobbly this time around. And the Rolling Stones...they played a B-grade tune like "You've Got Me Rocking" in favor of the most obvious choice of song, "Gimme Shelter"????? ...the hell?

[efghijiloveyou]

Just curious, Awesoman...what do you think Paul should have played?