Surprised how low this album is rated, it's a great album. Every song has a place on this album and it's paced very well. Personal favorites are Downside, Gloomtown Brats, SXFT, and Idiots of Oz. I liked it but can tell it isn't for everybody, but fun.

Not as good as Venus and Mars but still underrated. There are a lot of great hits on this album that really help you overlook the lesser ones. Beware My Love, Silly Love Songs, San Ferry Anne, Warm and Beautiful, are all great. I enjoy McCartney's effort to get everyone on the album. Surprised Wino Junk is not very good after Medicine Jar. Cook of the House could have been left off and Time to Hide is just boring. But Beware My Love makes this album worth the quick listen, though you may skip ... read more

This probably McCartney's most underrated work. From start to finish, it is such a coherent album and great body of work. There's a reason why the band would perform most of these songs live. Best songs are the opening two songs, Medicine Jar, Call Me Back Again and Treat Her Gently/Lonely Old People. Great album that, like Band on the Run, doesn't have any bad songs on it.

Certain songs overstay its welcome but this album features the best songs of McCartney career in Band on the Run and 1985. Underrated songs are No Words and Mamunia, though that one is too long. There isn't a bad song on this 9-track album and gave Wings the lift they desperately needed.

This song is actually really good. The instrumentation is extremely good. Maybe brought down or forgotten a bit because of the lyrics but completely understand its intention. Worth a listen.

I know that the record label kind of took over here but I like just about every song on here, even the songs they forced Harrison to make. I like Blood From a Clone which is extremely ironic. Best songs are Blood From a Clone, All Those Years Ago, Baltimore Oriole and Save the World.

It strays on the boring side of things just about the whole time but isn't terrible. It's certainly better than Dark Horse and Extra Texture but this album is a step back from Thirty Three and 1/3.

We have George Harrison back and a little more inspired here. Great first song, This Song and Crackerbox Palace are the best songs. Some underrated songs are See Yourself, Dear One, and Tears of the World. Some stinkers or boring songs on the album but only some. There are a lot of great ones that are spread throughout.

This has a few better songs than Dark Horse but still isn't Harrison's best. It's actually some of his worst. It just sounds uninspired and it's disappointing. You and This Guitar are great though. Only songs you would actually need to listen to on this.

Yeah this is a bad album made worse because of Harrison's ailing voice. Dark Horse is by far the best song. By far.

This album really could've been a little shorter and would've been the perfect album. There are so many hits on this thing it's ridiculous. My Sweet Lord, Wah Wah, Awaiting On You All, What Is Life, Isn't It A Pity. The title track is my personal favorite. For a 23 song album not everything will be gold but Harrison gets very close to it. Could've done without the Apple Jam but it's there.

You want to like this album, you really do, but it's hard to sometimes. The album is FILLED with songs that just aren't finished. A lot of songs are too short or are just instrumentals. You listen to the album as a whole and it just seems rushed and something McCartney wanted to get out as fast as possible. Maybe I'm Amazed is the most complete song and, as we know, is his masterpiece. This album is still Paul McCartney, but it's rushed McCartney who is trying to do too much.

McCartney's best album and most inspired. This sounds different from what you are used to from him and something he doesn't really tackle after this album is released. It's really really good with every song being a great listen.

Yes, the album is cheesy, but it's McCartney just having fun and that doesn't get old on the album. There are some really great songs on here. Pipes of Peace, of course, is amazing, Say Say Say sneaks on this album and is always good, Keep Under Cover, Through Our Love are great. Is this a masterpiece? Absolutely not, but it's fun.

There are some really good songs on this album. But.. the whole breakup, sad, depressed, schtick does start to get old. Starts off real solid but starts to get repetitive. Still not a bad album, just, we get IT by song four.

It's a bop

Probably their second best song, extremely catchy, and sounds great.

This was a little more of what I was expecting from IDKHow, not What Love? This song is such an improvement and is very good. Very fun song, great vocals, great song.

For their lead single of the new album, this was pretty disappointing. It's not terrible and the chorus does come off as catchy, just not what I was expecting.

Very solid debut album. No song overstays its welcome, nothing is too bad, some songs aren't as strong as others, but it's a really solid album. The title track is easily the best song of the album. Least favorite song would be From the Gallows, just don't care for the sound or lyrics of it. Everything else is either average to very good. Stand outs include New Invention, Mad IQs, and Nobody Likes the Opening Band.