CD Album - Paul McCartney - Press To Play - Parlophone

CD Album

Artist:	Paul McCartney
Title:	Press To Play
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	Europe
Date:	1 Sep 1986
Catalogue:	CDP 7 46269 2
Barcode:	077774626927
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Paul McCartney	Stranglehold	McCartney, Stewart	6.0 Rate
02	Paul McCartney	Good Times Coming / Feel The Sun	McCartney	6.0 Rate
03	Paul McCartney	Talk More Talk	McCartney	5.0 Rate
04	Paul McCartney	Footprints	McCartney, Stewart	5.0 Rate
05	Paul McCartney	Only Love Remains	McCartney	6.0 Rate
06	Paul McCartney	Press	McCartney	7.0 Rate
07	Paul McCartney	Pretty Little Head	McCartney, Stewart	6.0 Rate
08	Paul McCartney	Move Over Busker	McCartney, Stewart	5.0 Rate
09	Paul McCartney	Angry	McCartney, Stewart	4.0 Rate
10	Paul McCartney	However Absurd	McCartney, Stewart	4.0 Rate
11	Paul McCartney	Write Away	McCartney, Stewart	5.0 Rate
12	Paul McCartney	It's Not True	McCartney	4.0 Rate
13	Paul McCartney	Tough On A Tightrope	McCartney, Stewart	5.0 Rate

Notes

Tracks 11-13 were not included on the vinyl edition and were issued as b-sides. The CD has the 12" remix of "It's Not True".

Track 6 mixed by Bert Bevans, Steve Forward
Track 12 mixed by Julian Mendelsohn

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Comments and Reviews


AndyKowell 30th Dec 2021		I'm a longtime Beatles fan, LOVE ALL they did together and solo, but...never had this record on my collection... Sorry but it's pretty bad! :/



SingleVision 10th Apr 2020		I totally have the opposite view of quad5point1. It has always been one of my favorites. The 7" version of Pretty Little Head is one of my all time favs as is the remix of the same song Press is a great song and However Absurd with its Beatle influence is fantastic song. Just goes to prove how subjective music is. I cannot wait for this to be added to the archive collection someday, and I hope it will be. There are a lot of remixes available and I have them all!



Quad5point1 ● 31st Jan 2019		Review For me this had to be the worst album McCartney ever committed to tape. I couldn't find any redeeming factors about it at all bar the title song Press which is at best mediocre. I know McCartney went through a phase of bringing in other established stars to work alongside and I truly thought the partnership with Eric Stewart would've been a good one based on his work with 10cc but this album just left me cold and wondering where McCartney's head was at when he recorded it. To this day it has remained on the shelf unplayed and unloved for 33 years. For me there is only one thing good about it and that was the cover picture for the sleeve. The album covers photograph was taken by George Hurrell, using the same box camera that he used in Hollywood in the 1930's and the 1940's. Hurrell was renowned for his photographs of movie stars of the 1930's and 1940's like Clark Gable and Greta Garbo, to which the album's cover was meant to pay homage and for me it was only thing that worked. Other than that it's definitely one you're not missing if you don't have it and I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to buy it. 8 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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Linked Releases

Europe - Parlophone - 1993

Japan - Parlophone - 2000