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NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - CRAZY-HORSE - 04-01-2019
new song. not on his "Egypt Station" album...
co-written with a dude from OneRepublic....
tracks starts off okay as vocals and piano (even though his voice is shot)…
it then builds slowly and in comes autotune…..
not a little bit of autotune, but excessive use of it, like most of the modern singers use...
"terrible" is about the only way to describe the track,
hes trying too hard to fit in with modern music instead of doing what he does best...
RE: NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - SteveO - 04-01-2019
^ I agree Crazy mate ! I wish he hadn't used autotune other than that not a bad song.
RE: NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - Ruby - 04-01-2019
^^Why would he do that, I wonder??! It's a travesty.
Almost seems a bit of an insult to eveyrone who's supported him over the years, I think - his fans.
RE: NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - Music Head - 04-01-2019
yea, that sucked
RE: NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - CRAZY-HORSE - 04-01-2019
okay, so I read the bit on Wiki about the song....
apparently McCartney was in two minds whether to use the autotune or not, he ended up with the reasoning that "the beatles embraced new technology, so why shouldn't he"...
RE: NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - Music Head - 04-01-2019
….cause it sucks
RE: NEW SINGLE: Paul McCartney "get enough" - CRAZY-HORSE - 05-01-2019
yup...
and its not "new technology" as Macca says...
the first use of it in a hit single was in 1998 when Cher used it in "believe"...
also,
the Beatles/George Martin created 'new processes' in the studio they didn't follow trends!
I thought Macca lost the plot with "chaos and creation in the backyard", "new" and "kisses on the bottom"
along with the collaborations with Kanye, but this one takes the cake