Cut Me Some Slack. Have you heard it, and do you like. It's an interesting collaboration. It's the hardest that Paul has rocked in a long time.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnI96ILENrg
Paul McCartney and the Former Members of Nirvana
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Re: Paul McCartney and the Former Members of Nirvana
Paul has always rocked with the best of them (Helter Skelter), and Paul certainly rocks here with no trouble at all. Not showing his 70 years AT ALL!Encuentro wrote:Cut Me Some Slack. Have you heard it, and do you like. It's an interesting collaboration. It's the hardest that Paul has rocked in a long time.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnI96ILENrg
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Is he? I'm a Nirvana fan too, but I haven't noticed his playing. However, he comes from a band that were pop/rock with a punk rock sound. Kurt Cobain wasn't a very good guitar player. He played mostly power chords and some simple riffs and solos, but he, like The Beatles, knew how to write catchy songs. He was a Beatles fan and wrote About a Girl after listening to Meet The Beatles.morrisonhendrix wrote:I love Paul, and I love Nirvana, esp. Dave Grohl's drumming. But Kris Novoselic is one of the worst bass players I've ever seen/heard. I'm sure Paul is biting his lip.
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