giampy1985

The limited edition, on the other hand, contains all the lyrics, including those of the 3 bonus tracks (one is instrumental). This one also has part of the text on the side. The format is quite large, 19x14x1.5. It opens in a very unique way; each cardboard page we turn shows a photo of Paul, followed by the word "Memory", then "Almost" and "Full" with Paul lounging on the couch. The two CDs feature an image with (I presume) childhood memories of Paul: toys, brushes... The booklet (which is not really a booklet but a mini-poster) contains, as already mentioned, all the lyrics and numerous photos of Paul. The obvious sticker specifying "2 cd set - deluxe limited edition" is also present, featuring a photo of Paul with a Zoolander expression (as someone mentioned on a forum). Everything is very well-crafted, but the corner game that London talks about is missing: could the regular edition be more beautiful than the limited one? :S

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Well, I'm sorry, but if the albums you mentioned are of secondary importance and your ideas about music are these, I find it really uninteresting to discuss with you... too bad, because some of your insights aren't bad. But as you say, you don't develop them... :)

DaveJonGilmour is right. With someone who despises the Beatles, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, Animals, Via Paolo Fabbri 43, and Led Zeppelin, we are just wasting our time... I’ll just leave you to wonder if it's really worth it to despise what is "commercial."

artistically valid? oh my goodness... you’re definitely one of those who, when they hear a pop song, screams "how awful!", maybe trying to suppress the fact that deep down they actually like it...

Oh my God, you are so obsessed with finding something "alternative," "original," or "non-commercial" that you have the audacity to attack the Beatles' discography and "John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band"...
But where on earth are we going to end up...

soooooo many things beyond the sound... :)

I will not vote out of fairness, being the author of the other review, but I feel it is a tad excessive, like others on this site. I mean, I went a bit heavy at times, but I tried never to fall into mockery ("Pinocchio," "written in 5 minutes"). The fact that you consider "Memory Almost Full" to be far from a masterpiece does not take away respect for those who do their job and (specifically) are phenomenal artists.
@london: I refer you to what has already been said in the various comments on my review, which does not imply at all that I won’t buy the album (in fact, as a fan, I will get the limited double edition).

of course not... but the empirical evidence speaks quite clearly for now, with the only big exception being band on the Run.