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Pipes of Peace [Extra tracks] [Import]
Track Listings
| 1. Pipes Of Peace |
| 2. Say Say Say |
| 3. The Other Me |
| 4. Keep Under Cover |
| 5. So Bad |
| 6. The Man |
| 7. Sweetest Little Show |
| 8. Average Person |
| 9. Hey Hey |
| 10. Tug Of Peace |
| 11. Through Our Love |
| 12. Twice In A Lifetime |
| 13. We All Stand Together |
| 14. Simple As That |
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Released in late 1983, Pipes of Peace peaked at No. 15 on the Billboard album charts, thereby becoming the first Paul McCartney LP to run out of gas before reaching the U.S. top 10. Which is not to say that it deserved better--despite the well-meaning title track and the duet with Michael Jackson on "Say Say Say," Pipes of Peace marked a definite artistic low for Sir Paul. Coming on the heels of 1982's effervescent Tug of War, Pipes of Peace sounded surprisingly sleepy and uninspired, and the few half-decent songs ("Keep Under Cover," the unfortunately titled "So Bad") didn't stand a chance against the album's bland, state-of-the-'80s production values. "Say Say Say," a big improvement over "The Girl Is Mine," Macca and Michael's previous collaboration, easily outclasses the album's other tracks. Happily, you can also find it on All the Best, where it gets the company it deserves. --Dan Epstein
Product Description
Digitally remastered reissue of his top 20 1983 EMI album,produced by George Martin & featuring McCartney's #1 smashduet with Michael Jackson, 'Say Say Say', plus the top 30hit 'So Bad', along with three bonus tracks: 'Twice In ALifetime', 'We All Stand Together' and 'Simple As That'. 14tracks total. 1993 EMI release.
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