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Pure McCartney is the only comprehensive career collection of Paul's works from his 45-year solo career. No material since 1989 has been represented on any compilation album. The collection was personally curated by Paul McCartney and many tracks have been remastered for this collection. Deluxe Edition 4 CD set contains 67 total tracks, including 18 Top 10 and 9 #1 U.S. singles, house in a bound book.

Review: Excellent Paul's personal playlist - I got my preordered PURE McCARTNEY Deluxe 4CD package by mail just 3 days after the street day. I just opened it because I traveled this week...I haven't play the CDs but I know all the songs well and I don't want to miss this opportunity to write something about this exquisite selection of tracks. WHAT IS NOT: This is not WINGS GREATEST HITS (However PURE contains it entirely) This is not ALL THE BEST (But only C Moon from it is missing in PURE) This is not WINGSPAN (But half of it is contained in PURE) This is not greatest hits compilation as The essential or The Best of... This is not even a selection of the most beloved Paul McCartney songs to date. In my opinion this is a McCartney's own selection of the songs that best represent the man at this moment in of his career. The sticker says "Paul McCartney`s personal playlist of songs..." Please don't expect a hits compilation, this is much more. No song from Driving Rain album because it was too Heather Mills, now he's with Nancy so there's no reason to spoil the things...anyway, thanks Heather for those songs and that incredible come back tour. No song from Flowers On The Dirt album to avoid spoiling the end of this year release in the archive collection series. No songs from Run Devil Run album and also not any song from any of the incredible Live albums. If you are waiting for obscure not officially released songs or never-on-cd B sides or any of the countless collaborations, this is not the place to find them... PURE is much more... WHAT IT IS ...Instead you will find many well-known songs and some gems that may start your curiosity to deep into McCartney's vast discography. One song from Fireman alter ego...if you don't know about it...look for it...3 albums that are worth listening. Some tracks originally released only as singles that for sure will let ask yourself what more are in that part of McCartney's music. A track released recently for a popular video game, only find it in CD format here. One thing this compilation does well is to take you to the concert arena (even when it has not a concert track) since it has altogether several songs that has been part of the last 15 years of almost non stopping McCartney Concerts all over the world. If my memory doesn't fail, 35 PURE songs have been performed by Paul since his memorable DRIVING US- BACK IN THE US/WORLD tour of 2002, some of these songs seem to be permanent part of the concert list and I'm not talking precisely of 70s 80s or even 90s songs! Dig into McCartney's discography is not easy, you will always find songs that don't belong to any album but they deserve to be in a good compilation; the archive collection is giving us a good number of obscure songs and hard to find songs, unfortunately not enough for some. For any new, old or casual Paul McCartney fan, PURE is an extraordinary compilation... If you don't like it...don't buy it. If you argue that a better compilation can be made...go ahead and create a good playlist in your mp3 device...and enjoy it...for sure it'll be good. PURE is only a McCartney personal playlist...listen what the man said. My recommendation, go for the Deluxe 4CD (or Vinyl!!!!) edition All The Best... UPDATE Aug.07.2016 Definetely this compilation cannot be seen apart from the McCartney on Tour from 2002 to date. From the iconic Band On the Run it has Let Me Roll It, that has been in almost each concert since 1993. Band On The Run and Jet are always in the setlist; in the second decade on this new century McCartney added 1985 and Mrs. Vandebilt to his concerts...that makes the 50% of the album played live. Memory Almost Full incorporated Dance Tonight and Only Mama Knows...so Chaos and Creation, New, Flaming Pie and Kisses contributed with songs that people have been learning to sing in concert. I remember the 1993 Tour, even the 2002 Tour, when Paul played the songs of the album in turn (Off the Ground in '93 and Driving Rain in '02) most of the people, and I really mean most of the people took that time to buy some snack...most people went to the concerts to hear The Beatles or in the best case Wings tunes. Paul played few tunes of that albums in turn then invariable got back to 70's and 60's. But things changed, Nowadays Paul plays an interesting set of 60's,70's, 80's, 90's, 00's and 10's songs. I think McCartney never gave up and now people is going to the arenas to see and listen McCartney, Pure, with all the possible variables that make unique one of the most iconic musicians of our time. And that is captured very well in this set of 4 CDs.
Review: An excellent collection, but I wish it had a few more rarities - Up until now, Paul McCartney has released five audio "best of" anthologies - 1978's Wings Greatest , 1987's ALL THE BEST! (in three different versions - U.S. here , U.K. CD here , and a longer U.K. LP version ), as well as 2001's Wingspan (Hits & History) , which also appeared with slightly different U.K. and Japanese track listings - but they all cover the 1970s and, in the case of the latter two, the early 1980s, and give short shrift to Macca's later career. A sixth anthology, the rare Japanese release The Greatest , does go up to 1997, but even that is a little behind the times. In 2007, Paul issued a 3-DVD video retrospective, The McCartney Years , which contained music videos and live performances from 1970 to 2005. That set filled the gap quite nicely for its time. In the liner notes for PURE MCCARTNEY, Paul states that its purpose was to provide a broad-based collection of songs from throughout his career, which people could enjoy in their car, at home, at a party, or wherever they happened to be. More likely, it was Concord Music requesting a best-of set; the ones listed above were all issued on Capitol/EMI (except for The McCartney Years , which was issued by Rhino Home Video/Warner Strategic Marketing). UPDATE: PURE MCCARTNEY will be Macca's last Concord Music release; in mid-August 2016, Paul - much like the Prodigal Son - returned to his original label (not counting early U.S. Beatle releases on Vee-Jay, Swan, and Tollie), signing a worldwide multi-year deal with Capitol Records, now a Universal Music company. The set does have a wide range, from 1970's "Maybe I'm Amazed" to 2014's non-LP track, "Hope For The Future," which makes its CD debut here (though the alternate mixes on the 12" single and digital download were not included). The 1984 British single "We All Stand Together" makes its U.S. commercial audio debut: a demo of the song appears on the 1997 Best Buy promo CD, Oobu Joobu - Widescreen Radio - Ecology . The cartoon "Rupert And The Frog Song," for which "We All Stand Together" was written, appears on the 2004 DVD set, Paul McCartney - The Music And Animation Collection . Most of Macca's hit singles appear here, along with many choice LP cuts. There are no live performances on the collection, and no instrumentals (which rules out the first two Fireman albums, Strawberries, Oceans, Ships, Forest and Rushes ). There are also no cover versions on this set, which means there is nothing from either 1988/1991's CHOBA B CCCP (Back in the USSR) or 1999's Run Devil Run , although there are a couple of McCartney originals on the latter, such as the title song and "Try Not To Cry," which could have been used on this set. Other albums that Paul overlooked are 1989's Flowers In The Dirt , because that album is scheduled to be the next release in the Paul McCartney Archive Collection (Paul confirmed this in a July 10, 2016 Washington Post interview, where he stated that Nancy Jeffries, the set's compiler, did not select any FITD tracks for that reason), and 2001's Driving Rain , which suffers from mostly poor material, and may bring back bitter memories of Paul's failed marriage to The Golddigger (Heather Mills). No classical (e.g., McCartney: Liverpool Oratorio ) or experimental (e.g., Liverpool Sound Collage , Twin Freaks ) material is included either. I would have chosen "Some People Never Know," rather than the silly "Bip Bop," as the selection from Wings Wild Life ; the 12" disco version of "Goodnight Tonight," instead of the standard single version; the complete version of "With A Little Luck," instead of the DJ edit; a few more tracks from Tug Of War , particularly "Ballroom Dancing" and "Take It Away"; both sides of the "Wonderful Christmastime/Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reggae" single; and a few more tracks from Off The Ground , such as "Hope Of Deliverance," "Get Out Of My Way," and "C'mon People." On the other hand, I'm delighted that the single edit of "Venus And Mars/Rock Show" was included; it appeared on Wingspan (Hits & History) , but should have been a bonus track on the 2014 Venus And Mars (Deluxe Book) reissue; unfortunately, it wasn't. I'd still like to see Paul assemble a rarities/anthology collection of his non-LP tracks, alternate 7" and 12" mixes, CD-single only tracks, alternate takes, unreleased songs, and guest appearances on other people's albums. Even with the bonus audio tracks on various CD album releases, Paul still has a lot of material that is only available on vinyl, out-of-print CD singles, or hard-to-find releases in distant markets, such as Japan. There is also a less expensive 2-CD edition available for the budget-minded. This 4-CD collection is in a nice hardcover book with plenty of archival photos. Not much text, though, except for Paul's intro, track listings, and production and publishing credits. Because of the excellence and wide variety of the music, I'm still going to give PURE MCCARTNEY five stars, despite my mild criticisms. And Happy 74th Birthday, Sir Paul! June 18, 2016 - "Will you still need me?/Will you still feed me?/When I'm SEVENTY-FOUR?" (I'm sure Miss Nancy [Shevell] will).

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Paul's personal playlist
*by M***A on June 17, 2016*

I got my preordered PURE McCARTNEY Deluxe 4CD package by mail just 3 days after the street day. I just opened it because I traveled this week...I haven't play the CDs but I know all the songs well and I don't want to miss this opportunity to write something about this exquisite selection of tracks. WHAT IS NOT: This is not WINGS GREATEST HITS (However PURE contains it entirely) This is not ALL THE BEST (But only C Moon from it is missing in PURE) This is not WINGSPAN (But half of it is contained in PURE) This is not greatest hits compilation as The essential or The Best of... This is not even a selection of the most beloved Paul McCartney songs to date. In my opinion this is a McCartney's own selection of the songs that best represent the man at this moment in of his career. The sticker says "Paul McCartney`s personal playlist of songs..." Please don't expect a hits compilation, this is much more. No song from Driving Rain album because it was too Heather Mills, now he's with Nancy so there's no reason to spoil the things...anyway, thanks Heather for those songs and that incredible come back tour. No song from Flowers On The Dirt album to avoid spoiling the end of this year release in the archive collection series. No songs from Run Devil Run album and also not any song from any of the incredible Live albums. If you are waiting for obscure not officially released songs or never-on-cd B sides or any of the countless collaborations, this is not the place to find them... PURE is much more... WHAT IT IS ...Instead you will find many well-known songs and some gems that may start your curiosity to deep into McCartney's vast discography. One song from Fireman alter ego...if you don't know about it...look for it...3 albums that are worth listening. Some tracks originally released only as singles that for sure will let ask yourself what more are in that part of McCartney's music. A track released recently for a popular video game, only find it in CD format here. One thing this compilation does well is to take you to the concert arena (even when it has not a concert track) since it has altogether several songs that has been part of the last 15 years of almost non stopping McCartney Concerts all over the world. If my memory doesn't fail, 35 PURE songs have been performed by Paul since his memorable DRIVING US- BACK IN THE US/WORLD tour of 2002, some of these songs seem to be permanent part of the concert list and I'm not talking precisely of 70s 80s or even 90s songs! Dig into McCartney's discography is not easy, you will always find songs that don't belong to any album but they deserve to be in a good compilation; the archive collection is giving us a good number of obscure songs and hard to find songs, unfortunately not enough for some. For any new, old or casual Paul McCartney fan, PURE is an extraordinary compilation... If you don't like it...don't buy it. If you argue that a better compilation can be made...go ahead and create a good playlist in your mp3 device...and enjoy it...for sure it'll be good. PURE is only a McCartney personal playlist...listen what the man said. My recommendation, go for the Deluxe 4CD (or Vinyl!!!!) edition All The Best... UPDATE Aug.07.2016 Definetely this compilation cannot be seen apart from the McCartney on Tour from 2002 to date. From the iconic Band On the Run it has Let Me Roll It, that has been in almost each concert since 1993. Band On The Run and Jet are always in the setlist; in the second decade on this new century McCartney added 1985 and Mrs. Vandebilt to his concerts...that makes the 50% of the album played live. Memory Almost Full incorporated Dance Tonight and Only Mama Knows...so Chaos and Creation, New, Flaming Pie and Kisses contributed with songs that people have been learning to sing in concert. I remember the 1993 Tour, even the 2002 Tour, when Paul played the songs of the album in turn (Off the Ground in '93 and Driving Rain in '02) most of the people, and I really mean most of the people took that time to buy some snack...most people went to the concerts to hear The Beatles or in the best case Wings tunes. Paul played few tunes of that albums in turn then invariable got back to 70's and 60's. But things changed, Nowadays Paul plays an interesting set of 60's,70's, 80's, 90's, 00's and 10's songs. I think McCartney never gave up and now people is going to the arenas to see and listen McCartney, Pure, with all the possible variables that make unique one of the most iconic musicians of our time. And that is captured very well in this set of 4 CDs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent collection, but I wish it had a few more rarities
*by S***S on June 12, 2016*

Up until now, Paul McCartney has released five audio "best of" anthologies - 1978's Wings Greatest , 1987's ALL THE BEST! (in three different versions - U.S. here , U.K. CD here , and a longer U.K. LP version ), as well as 2001's Wingspan (Hits & History) , which also appeared with slightly different U.K. and Japanese track listings - but they all cover the 1970s and, in the case of the latter two, the early 1980s, and give short shrift to Macca's later career. A sixth anthology, the rare Japanese release The Greatest , does go up to 1997, but even that is a little behind the times. In 2007, Paul issued a 3-DVD video retrospective, The McCartney Years , which contained music videos and live performances from 1970 to 2005. That set filled the gap quite nicely for its time. In the liner notes for PURE MCCARTNEY, Paul states that its purpose was to provide a broad-based collection of songs from throughout his career, which people could enjoy in their car, at home, at a party, or wherever they happened to be. More likely, it was Concord Music requesting a best-of set; the ones listed above were all issued on Capitol/EMI (except for The McCartney Years , which was issued by Rhino Home Video/Warner Strategic Marketing). UPDATE: PURE MCCARTNEY will be Macca's last Concord Music release; in mid-August 2016, Paul - much like the Prodigal Son - returned to his original label (not counting early U.S. Beatle releases on Vee-Jay, Swan, and Tollie), signing a worldwide multi-year deal with Capitol Records, now a Universal Music company. The set does have a wide range, from 1970's "Maybe I'm Amazed" to 2014's non-LP track, "Hope For The Future," which makes its CD debut here (though the alternate mixes on the 12" single and digital download were not included). The 1984 British single "We All Stand Together" makes its U.S. commercial audio debut: a demo of the song appears on the 1997 Best Buy promo CD, Oobu Joobu - Widescreen Radio - Ecology . The cartoon "Rupert And The Frog Song," for which "We All Stand Together" was written, appears on the 2004 DVD set, Paul McCartney - The Music And Animation Collection . Most of Macca's hit singles appear here, along with many choice LP cuts. There are no live performances on the collection, and no instrumentals (which rules out the first two Fireman albums, Strawberries, Oceans, Ships, Forest and Rushes ). There are also no cover versions on this set, which means there is nothing from either 1988/1991's CHOBA B CCCP (Back in the USSR) or 1999's Run Devil Run , although there are a couple of McCartney originals on the latter, such as the title song and "Try Not To Cry," which could have been used on this set. Other albums that Paul overlooked are 1989's Flowers In The Dirt , because that album is scheduled to be the next release in the Paul McCartney Archive Collection (Paul confirmed this in a July 10, 2016 Washington Post interview, where he stated that Nancy Jeffries, the set's compiler, did not select any FITD tracks for that reason), and 2001's Driving Rain , which suffers from mostly poor material, and may bring back bitter memories of Paul's failed marriage to The Golddigger (Heather Mills). No classical (e.g., McCartney: Liverpool Oratorio ) or experimental (e.g., Liverpool Sound Collage , Twin Freaks ) material is included either. I would have chosen "Some People Never Know," rather than the silly "Bip Bop," as the selection from Wings Wild Life ; the 12" disco version of "Goodnight Tonight," instead of the standard single version; the complete version of "With A Little Luck," instead of the DJ edit; a few more tracks from Tug Of War , particularly "Ballroom Dancing" and "Take It Away"; both sides of the "Wonderful Christmastime/Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reggae" single; and a few more tracks from Off The Ground , such as "Hope Of Deliverance," "Get Out Of My Way," and "C'mon People." On the other hand, I'm delighted that the single edit of "Venus And Mars/Rock Show" was included; it appeared on Wingspan (Hits & History) , but should have been a bonus track on the 2014 Venus And Mars (Deluxe Book) reissue; unfortunately, it wasn't. I'd still like to see Paul assemble a rarities/anthology collection of his non-LP tracks, alternate 7" and 12" mixes, CD-single only tracks, alternate takes, unreleased songs, and guest appearances on other people's albums. Even with the bonus audio tracks on various CD album releases, Paul still has a lot of material that is only available on vinyl, out-of-print CD singles, or hard-to-find releases in distant markets, such as Japan. There is also a less expensive 2-CD edition available for the budget-minded. This 4-CD collection is in a nice hardcover book with plenty of archival photos. Not much text, though, except for Paul's intro, track listings, and production and publishing credits. Because of the excellence and wide variety of the music, I'm still going to give PURE MCCARTNEY five stars, despite my mild criticisms. And Happy 74th Birthday, Sir Paul! June 18, 2016 - "Will you still need me?/Will you still feed me?/When I'm SEVENTY-FOUR?" (I'm sure Miss Nancy [Shevell] will).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Maybe I'm Purely Amazed! :)
*by K***Y on July 25, 2016*

Normally I don't write customer reviews whenever I see, like 100 or more for fear of repeating something that other reviewers may have already mentioned and not having time to read through them all, but since I had really enjoyed this set, I'm going to give it a go ... Apologies in advance for repeating any other observations already made by previous reviewers! The way things are going with one, and sometimes two, Paul McCartney re-mastered/expanded editions of each of his albums being re-released each year, it was a real treat to be offered this amazing four-CD "best-of" release of Paul's magnificent music ... What appealed to me most was that some of the tracks that were not yet re-released have been newly re-mastered, or MASTERED, for the first time, as I am a huge fan of re-mastered sound quality. I can honestly say that both the "Beatles" and "John Lennon" re-releases were re-mastered to perfection and so were the tracks on this collection! Some of the first-time re-mastered tracks include "Live and Let Die" (Even though there already was a really good re-mastering job of the track on "Wingspan"), and the one or two tracks from albums that have not yet made it to the "Archive" series, such as "Red Rose Speedway," "London Town," and "Back to the Egg." The volume output to these re-mastered recordings (As well as the re-mastered editions from "Wingspan") is definitely greater than those of the 1993 McCartney re-masters, so that is a plus! Also worth noting was that fans are finally presented with selections from albums AFTER the "Give My Regards to Broad Street" album on a Paul McCartney/Wings "best-of" collection, for the very first time ("Wings Greatest," "All The Best" AND "Wingspan" do not cover any of Paul's highlights from after the mid-1980s), and each of those selections are definitely the memorable ones or the "hits," all wonderful choices. :) Lots of reviewers, as I'm sure, have suggestions on what they wish was included, and sometimes excluded from this compilation ... For me, I cannot complain about most of the choices, as each one is catchy and memorable in its own way, the kind of tunes that you love to get stuck in your head. I can do without "Temporary Secretary," which I was never a big fan of, plus I would rather the live version of "Coming Up" from "All The Best" and "Wingspan" in place of the studio version that was actually featured ... There is just so much more "energy" and "intensity" in the live version of the track for me, but that's just me. I was never a big admirer of the "McCartney II" album, as you can probably figure out by now, although "Waterfalls" was the silver lining on that album for me and one of my all-time MACCA favorites ... Very glad to know that the full version of the song was included in this set, as opposed to an edited version that was previously featured on "Wingspan" ... Same goes for "Junior's Farm," which was also featured as an edited version on "Wingspan." An added, amusing observation is also that while both "Uncle Albert" and "Listen To What The Man Said" featured "smooth" fade-outs on both "All The Best" and "Wingspan," "Pure" features them as presented on their original album releases with quick fade-outs at the very last second to each song ... The jamming guitars that lead into "Smile Away," (The track that follows "Uncle Albert" on the "Ram" album) are featured on the first of the two mentioned songs, plus "Listen To What The Man Said" includes the "New Orleans" dialog from the intro to the song, as presented on the "Venus and Mars" album, but omitted on the versions found on the other best-of collections. :) Speaking of "Wingspan," Paul McCartney's notes to that release mention what he believes to be some of his best work as presented on that collection, so it would have been nice had "Pure" included some of the extra tracks from that release, as there is room on each CD for two or more extra tracks ... "Pure" is definitely deserving of memorable favorites like "Daytime Nighttime Suffering," "Call Me Back Again," "Rockestra Theme," and "No More Lonely Nights, Playout Version," as well as the "Hey Diddle" rarity outtake, also from "Wingspan." I was also disappointed by the edit version of "Venus and Mars/Rockshow," (Previously featured on "Wingspan") and would rather the full versions of the medley be featured or not at all, to be replaced by some of the other "Wingspan" tracks ... Same goes for "With A Little Luck" ... Only "best-of" compilation to feature the full album version is "Wings Greatest," unlike "All The Best" and "Wingspan," which both leave out the beautiful fluttering synthesizer excerpts from the middle of the song. It will be nice to experience a re-mastered FULL version of that song the day it may happen,"With A Little Luck!" ;) Also would have liked "Pure" to include the bonus tracks from the 1993 re-masters that were omitted from the Archive re-masters, so far, such as "Simple as That" and "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reggae," but I think that, with all of my "could-haves," I am asking for a fifth disc of material! ;) Maybe there will one day be a "Pure: 'Flowers in the Dirt'" edition of this release?! ;) There is also a deluxe edition of the "Tug of War" release that features the original album mix on one of the discs, and I'm not entirely sure why there is a re-mix to the entire album that is favored over the original mix, including the selections that were taken from that album and used on "Pure" ... I would have preferred the original mixes be featured, although I must admit that the remixes aren't TOO different, and they sound a tad clearer in sound quality. As for the booklet, we are presented with a lot of great photographs of the featured artist ... Funny that I was actually most interested in going under the captions and credits to find out who re-mastered or MASTERED each of the tracks, just to see it in print and confirmed that each of that tracks were indeed "polished" in sound quality. :) On the whole, there really isn't much for me to gripe about as all who were involved in making sure that this compilation saw the light of day did a topnotch job, AND I wanted to add one more thing ... For those who complain about boxed-set packages that are on the heavy/bulky side, you will not be disappointed as this package is less than a foot in height and very easy/light to carry. If you have worries about not wanting to scratch up the CD's, as they are each housed by envelope-like pages, you may want to order some standard CD replacement cases to store the CD's once they are slipped out of the sleeves that store each of the discs. In closing, Paul McCartney's "Pure" is a collection that we can "Appreciate," while placing "Hope for the Future" in regard to the upcoming Paul McCartney Archive re-mastered, expanded re-releases! Thanks for taking the time to read and God Bless... O:) ~Best regards from "KevyGuy" :)

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