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6.47pm
11 June 2015
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in 2020 sigh butterfly said
I was thinking (hopefully prematurely) that it will be a coincidence that both the Beatles last concert and Paul’s last concert will have occurred at a California baseball stadium. (Candlestick Park & Dodger Stadium) Note – Paul had already stopped performing Yesterday , so that final performance would be on Halloween 2018 at the Tokyo Dome.
Glad I was wrong about Paul’s touring days ending. He just added a second show in my area and he is seen on tv ads at least 10 times a day. 
I wonder if Yesterday will return to the setlist? After what we’ve all been through the last few years, I think we need a little “I believe in yesterday”.
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7.15pm
23 January 2022
Offline Are you going to see him? I’m so jealous of ye in North America. I can’t imagine I’ll ever get a chance to see him play live at this stage.
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sigh butterfly, RubeMy hot take is that after the Beatles split they went down the paths of spiritualism, solipsism, alcoholism, and Paul McCartney
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10.03am
11 June 2015
Offline I’m mostly sticking to small venues these days, except for occasional chaperoning with family teenagers and such. I don’t think Paul could possibly surpass the awesome 1990 concert experience I saw, but I’m still excited he is coming to town. 
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11.45am
14 June 2016
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The Washington and the California shows are the closest to me, but they’re both still so far away.
Here | There | Everywhere
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"Sometimes I wish I was just George Harrison" - John Lennon
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