
The episode discusses the mixed reviews of Paul McCartney's album 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane', focusing on its content and cultural references.
Consensus on the new Paul McCartney album has, to say the least, been mixed. Classical Bi-Monthly writes, “Where the f are the Liverpool Oratorio outtakes?" Dance Tuesdays proclaimed, “No Fireman? No interest”. And MAGA Monthly pouts with vitriol, “Why won’t woke Macca record with current, hit-makin’ patriots like Vanilla Ice, Lee Greenwood, or Chachi?” But here at the UBP, we all adore “The Boys of Dungeon Lane”. Side 1 is perhaps Macca’s finest slab of wax. But what about Side 2? Is this where the patented Macca Fillers creep in? Or is Side 2 on par with the UNIFORMLY BELOVED (#TakeItTony) “Flowers In The Dirt”? And How Many People appreciate this reference? The guys continue to break-down this historic release - now available in its 700th vinyl iteration - and also ask: 🎭 Is there even such a thing as “music” without the “Phantom Of The Opera” descending riff? 🔨 Huey Lewis is to San Francisco what the Grateful Dead is to San Francisco, am I doing this right? 🐂 My Mayor JohnsonMy bagel JewishThe Beatles are greatBulls in ’98? EPISODE LINKS Check out UBP's videos on TikTok/YouTube/Facebook/Instagram! Like and subscribe! Please support our scrappy show. Score some merch or…
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