Paul McCartney Album: “In the World Tonight”

A great documentary by Sir Paul of his then new "Flaming Pie" album. This is his best album of the 90's and his best since "Tug Of War". "Young Boy" (under-represented here) is one of the catchiest Beatles related songs ever, and you can see why it was a top 20 hit in the U.K. As far as the DVD, I had the VHS, and the DVD is clearer (with no lines) and the sound is crisper. However, Rhino has the "track" listing badly out of order. A correction is sorely needed. You pretty much have to watch it in order and don't rely on the printed list on the inside cover. The pace is good, and with Linda's passing shortly afterwards, this being her last footage is quite touching (especially both of them recording "Great Day"). With this and the newly released "Standing Stone" being Sir Paul's only available titles on DVD, this is a must buy as it is a very enjoyable 75 minute video. Here's to hoping that some of his other videos make it to DVD soon, like "Rockshow", "Put It There", "Get Back:Concert Movie", and "Paul Is Live"! Also, how about a video compilation Paul?

I have and will probably continue to have a collection of Beatles dvd's, both together and by themselves. This rockumentry is brilliant in the way it portrays Paul at the time of his releases of Flaming Pie, (which in my opinion is the best thing he has done by himself). It gives you an insight into his feelings about his past associations with the fab four and with his family and friends.

At times it can bring feelings of sadness especially seeing him with Linda,

My recomendation for any beatle or McCartney fan would be to purchase this wonderful rockumentary as soon as possible.

But I would not have expected less from Paul McCartney. Sir Paul has set the standard for music composition for this century and richly deserves all the many awards he has received...I just can't wait for his future releases!!!

This DVD is a nice little documentary - but that's about it. I watched it and stored it away, and I probably will not watch it again. Not that it is bad, but it's nothing 'out of this world' either, watching Paul talking about Paul and about his work on Flaming Pie. The highlight is definitely 'Beautiful Night' at the end of this documentary - probably one of Paul's best solo songs ever. If you are a huge McCartney fan, go ahead and get this one - otherwise, I recommend the 'Live at the Cavern Club' DVD which shows him doing what he does best: Being one of the greatest musicians this planet has ever seen....

This DVD is fantastic. As an afterthought..It is heartbreaking. All in one DVD - THE story about Flaming Pie,SFF intro,Ringo & Paul,Linda's last recordings,Paul's last love songs for and about Linda,Song dedicated to Maureen Starkey/Princess Di,Beautiful night,George Martin,Abbey Road studios,snippets about Anthology and don't forget the Juggler!(MPL LOGO) And we owe it all to Lenny Kraddick!!!!!!