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3.04pm
3 March 2012
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Anybody think they’d cut a quick album?
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9.10pm
3 May 2012
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I can’t see it hapenning as the casual fans (of either Nirvana or Paul) wouldn’t buy it IMO. So your target market is smaller than if it were a solo album, an you won’t make as much money from the number of sales.
I like the name, btw.
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9.34am
31 March 2008
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It would sell loads! Are you nuts? It would probably sell more than McCartney’s other recent albums, Krist Novoselic probably doesn’t shift too many albums nowadays, and Dave Grohl’s always happy to guest on other people’s records. I don’t see why sales would stop them doing what they wanted if it was fun to do. The only reason it wouldn’t work is if the material wasn’t up to scratch.
Bear in mind Paul’s last album was a set of cover versions, and before that he released a ballet score and yet another live album. I hardly think an album of storming rock songs would be considered a step too far.
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10.05am
3 May 2012
Offline Do you think? I could only see real fans buying it, personally (as in, not just the casual listeners). I don’t know if I would get it, and I consider myself to be a big fan of his.
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11.20am
26 March 2012
Offline Even if “Sirvana” don’t do anything else, I’m really hoping that there’s more stuff like Cut Me Some Slack on Paul’s new album. Electric Arguments contained his heaviest material in decades and that was excellently received.
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6.03pm
3 March 2012
Offline Joe said
It would sell loads! Are you nuts? It would probably sell more than McCartney’s other recent albums, Krist Novoselic probably doesn’t shift too many albums nowadays, and Dave Grohl’s always happy to guest on other people’s records. I don’t see why sales would stop them doing what they wanted if it was fun to do. The only reason it wouldn’t work is if the material wasn’t up to scratch.
Bear in mind Paul’s last album was a set of cover versions, and before that he released a ballet score and yet another live album. I hardly think an album of storming rock songs would be considered a step too far.
I’m pretty much with you on this. They could get an album of stuff like CMSS pretty quick too.
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6.03pm
3 March 2012
Offline …and wasn’t there already some buzz that Grohl was doing something on Paul’s next album?
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9.09am
21 November 2012
Offline fabfouremily said
Do you think? I could only see real fans buying it, personally (as in, not just the casual listeners). I don’t know if I would get it, and I consider myself to be a big fan of his.
Noooo! I think it would do really well. People would probably get very interested if they knew it was Paul and almost all of Nirvana.
1.48am
17 January 2013
Offline WTF? I just saw a “Polo Red” fragrance commercial…. the song was “Cut Me Some Slack”… 
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