Live and Let Die - Paul McCartney | Andy & Alex FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@DorothyFarias]

No way in hell is Axl Rose’s version of anything better than Paul McCartney.

[@correctlyrics]

Sorry, Paul's version sounds like a cartoon.

[@joelliebler5690]

You got that right!

[@allisterfiend_2112]

As an early supporter of Guns & Roses from back in the day, I can say with complete certainty that the two worst songs I've heard from them are their remakes of 'Live and Let Die' and 'Knocking on Heavens Door'!

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

@@correctlyrics Then stop taking cartoon lsd. Axl Rose with his Davie Jones rip off dance is a joke.

[@David-iv6je]

@@correctlyrics That point where you look in the mirror and realize you're a philistine.

[@LindaEll]

Paul understood the assignment: write a big, sweeping cinematic song that evokes the Bond vibe.

[@swordmonkey6635]

Handed an assignment to compose music for a Bond Film. Paul said "I'm British. I understand."

[@andrewknight4746]

Not to take anything away from Paul but let’s not leave George Martin out of the equation. I’m quite sure he was a big part of it 🙂🇨🇦

[@JamesBond-ib9tq]

Naturally, my favorite movie soundtrack

[@JohnRedshaw]

​@andrewknight4746 yes, produced and arranged the orchestra to the Wings track.

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

I like it as a soundtrack, but just not my cup of tea to sit and listen to 🫣. But I love Sir Paul for 60 years! ❤

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

It's amazing that Paul McCartney wrote this in 10 minutes. I recommend your next stop is, "Jet" by him.

[@doc6448]

Good call…and then Junior’s Farm

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

​@@doc6448Yes, another great pick.

[@loosilu]

@@doc6448 Junior's Farm!

[@garyny4073]

Adam , yes know one like Paul . Asked if he can write a bond theme and he delivered it days later 😅😅😅👍🥃🎥

[@gregsager2062]

The best "Paul McCartney can write a great song on the spot" story is this one from wiki about his song "Picasso's Last Words": In an interview on British TV channel ITV1 for the program *Wings: Band on the Run* , to promote the November 2010 rerelease of the original album, McCartney says he was on vacation in Montego Bay, Jamaica where he "snuck" onto the set of the film *Papillon* where he met Dustin Hoffman and Steve McQueen. After a dinner with Hoffman, with McCartney playing around on guitar, Hoffman did not believe that McCartney could write a song "about anything", so Hoffman pulled out a magazine where they saw the story of the death of Pablo Picasso and his famous last words, "Drink to me, drink to my health. You know I can't drink anymore." McCartney created a demo of the song and lyrics on the spot, prompting Hoffman to exclaim to his wife: "look, he's doing it … he's doing it!"

[@EarmonkeyMusic]

Paul’s concert version of this is insanely good. So much energy.

[@loosilu]

They saw it in concert last year!

[@jeffmiller9778]

This is the best live version where the guy in the foreground nearly shits his pants 🙂kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZa0aJurjp6ge6c

[@sqonk21]

Totally agree ❤

[@EarmonkeyMusic]

@@sqonk21 I saw him at Coachella in '09 maybe it was. LIve and Let Die was definitely the highlight of the show for me. Unforgettable.

[@sqonk21]

​@EarmonkeyMusic awesome 😊...I saw him in Tampa and later (Flowers in the Dirt Tour) in Orlando with my then 10 year old daughter...it was Mother's Day also...we still reminisce about that show ❤ Both were exceptional 🎶🎶💖✨️

[@Ibanezed210]

Song is played at the intro to the movie of the same name and it pulls you in to the movie from the get go. For a movie with intrigue and action the song just fits like a glove.

[@zevongrie1402]

You are so right! One of my favorite Bond films.

[@joelliebler5690]

Maybe the best song for a soundtrack ever except maybe Goldfinger!

[@Ibanezed210]

@@zevongrie1402 I agree. It is a bit campy, but the storyline is good and they didn't go full overboard with the gadgetry seen in these type of movies, often seen in later bond flicks where the motivation to scratch the head becomes readily apparent.

[@loosilu]

@@Ibanezed210 there's nothing wrong with campy! The song does the JOB

[@Ibanezed210]

@@loosilu I did not say there is anything wrong with it.

[@otisdylan9532]

If you haven't already heard the whole Band on the Run album, I recommend "Jet" from that album for your next McCartney song. My 2nd choice is "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey". I think you'll like both songs.

[@Meandmymirror]

Yes to Jet!

[@deliamcleod1165]

Better yet the whole album

[@notabritperse]

​@@deliamcleod1165... or the live Venus & Mars/Rock Show/Jet opening from Wings Over America?

[@donnakubiski5572]

Double yes to "Jet". Love that song!

[@patrickcampion7966]

My vote for Band on the Run song is Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five

[@HeyfordF]

As a big James Bond and Paul McCartney fan, this hits all the bases!

[@marge3626]

When McCartney performs this in concert with the pyrotechnics going off, it’s an experience to remember!

[@twenty3enigma]

I was 12 when this movie came out. Imagine hearing this for the first time through a theatre sound system -- a real theater, not a tiny theater in a multiplex.

[@antarcticorb9197]

I did exactly that, heard it in Boston in a real theater.

[@jeffschielka7845]

One of Paul's best songs in concert. It ROCKS❗️❗️❗️

[@robranney-blake8731]

Lasers! Smoke! Explosions! Woo hoo!

[@judithpalmermoran4854]

Fireworks zooming across the stage

[@jbjacobs9514]

In 1990 I was able to see Paul live in Miami, and this song blew my mind!

[@barbarat6913]

Best concert song! In Sacramento, two brothers ages about 7 and 10 and their parents were in the row in front of us. The boys knew all the Beatles songs but had no idea Wings even existed. This song starts, they are nodding along until the chorus. The pyrotechnic blasts timed with the orchestral frenzy ; those kids shot ups like rockets. At the end the youngest one was yelling at Dad "THIS IS THE BEST NIGHT OF MY LIFE!" Me too, kid.

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@barbarat6913 Awesome!🔥🔥🔥😎

[@TheDivayenta]

Paul has a genius for weaving together fragments from different songs all together into one musical quilt. Like The End from Abbey Road.

[@loosilu]

His problm is that he has so many damn melodies, he has to sometimes collect them together. He is a nonstop melody machine.

[@Rainyman63]

Band on the run is another one of these great mini-operas.

[@gregsager2062]

@@Rainyman63 Don't forget "Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey".

[@susanhoward531]

I saw Paul and Wings perform this live in 1976. It was one of the highlights of the Wings Over America tour that year.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

One of my favourite live albums, Wings over America, still have the triple vinyl

[@thatguysme]

Absolutely the highlight of Wings Over America. Saw the tour in Denver '76.

[@loosilu]

And one of the highlights of his current tour!

[@heidigrezel2596]

Saw it in early 90's. Great!

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

Saw him about 3 yrs ago in St. Louis. Fantastic!

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

It's only hearing this again now that I've realised what a crazy structure this song has. It's all over the place - and yet it works so well...

[@zevongrie1402]

The live version of this song on Wings Over America is phenomenal.

[@MAGA-kv1nj]

Saw McCartney at Soldier Field/Chicago in the early 90's... BEST concert I've ever been to, and I've seen a TON. 70,000+ fans standing and literally singing every song aloud for over 2 hours of the show, all the old Beatles and Wings classics, as well as his solo songs. During this song there were fireworks exploding during the "Live and Let Die" breaks within the song. Phenomenal experience!

[@jlbaker2000]

I don't appreciate concertgoers singing and swaying wildly at shows. I don't attend to listen to them.

[@oboogie2]

It's just too bad you boys never got a chance to see him perform this live was he was young. His live performance of this is off the charts and takes the studio version to another level. Also, fun fact: this was the first James Bond movie theme to be a rock song.

[@bradparnell614]

When they gave the song to the movie producers they thought it was great but asked who they were going to get to sing it. >SMH< They explained, in words different from mine, this is Paul Freakin' McCartney you stupid git, this IS the song. Of course they were right.

[@gidget8717]

It was also Roger Moore's first Bond movie.

[@davidbailey6397]

Saw McCartney back in the day and I second your comment .

[@rundoetx]

This song is always a highlight of Paul's concerts.

[@cheryl83]

This is the best version, having seen the movie when it was released. Sets up the tone of the film perfectly.

[@surlechapeau]

A&A, you'll love Paul's "Silly Love Songs", "With A Little Luck" and "My Love"!!!! Killer bass on "Silly Love Songs"!! edit- soundtrack song: "FM" by Steely Dan, from the movie 'FM' .

[@loosilu]

Especially the live. It's crazy to watch him play that and sing.

[@Lexy-O]

Silly Love Songs has superb production as well

[@mikeeckel2807]

A little song of his called "Soily Soily" kicks ass "live."

[@mmacgregor4669]

Those are from Paul’s swarmy side. Not my cup of tea. And songs like that make John rotate in his grave 😅

[@carolinekennedy3689]

The blazing hot summer of 1976 in the UK, with this on a small transistor MW radio band… that great bass still held its own! 🎸

[@paulwalker9421]

Thanks to Paul and George Martin for this wonderful Oscar nominated song. . Thanks guys.

[@alvillanueva2525]

"Let Me Roll It" - Wings. One of the coolest guitar riffs ever.

[@debbielessard4040]

This was the theme song of the James Bond movie of the same name. I love this song, always been one of my favorites!

[@bobbybobbatunday9959]

Nothing else from his later stuff even comes close

[@michelle2202]

S tier in 1973 and S tier now, unique brilliant song perfect for the opening soundtrack.

[@simply_psi]

As much as I like the GnR version and it is fun, this is another level, there is much more light and shade in Paul's arrangement as well and more complex instrumentation, and the reggae/funk elements are also so cool on Maccas version.

[@horsebydayartbynight]

Queen wrote the entire soundtrack to the movie Highlander, and the song "Who Wants to Live Forever" from it is just stunning. It's worth checking out!

[@BongbongA99]

One of the best Bond themes for sure!

[@radar0412]

Gold finger

[@kayelle8005]

My top five Bond themes😊 1. Live and let die 2. Nobody does it better 3. Goldfinger 4. No time to die 5. Skyfall

[@mumbles215]

I second Goldfinger. I just read today that Shirley Basseys vocals were done in one take. And that Jimmy page played the acoustic guitar on it. He’s the one who said she did the vocal in one take and then collapsed after the long note at the end

[@raymondbonington9355]

@@mumbles215that was Tom jones singing thunder ball .

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Fun facts: Paul McCartney is the only artist to be in top selling artist of all-time list both as a member of a group and a solo artist . Some of his best solo songs include: "With A Little Luck", "Let 'Em In", "Junior's Farm", "Listen To What The Man Said", "Goodnight Tonight", "Jet", "Let Me Roll It", "Silly Love Songs", "Helen's Wheels", "Uncle Albert, Admiral Halsey".

[@loosilu]

Silly Love Songs was the #1 song for 1976.

[@frankbarnwell____]

Mmm. Top selling? Just a good song. Thanks Sir Paul

[@simply_psi]

Hey don't forget his ground breaking song with a legendary choral ensemble, We All Stand Together

[@jamesspanglet6702]

Off the top of my head, I would have guessed Paul Simon to have done both.

[@Dcs.234]

Top 3 artist are Paul McCartney, Michael Jackson and Phil Collins…

[@ChristopherMmmm]

This will probably make up for Ebony and Ivory. Lol.

[@pjyank]

I don't think it does.

[@paulqueripel3493]

Nothing will make up for that. Then he compounds the aural insult with The Girl is Mine and the Frog Chorus.

[@cherylhurst7093]

Nothing worse than that stinky cheese.

[@JamesBond-ib9tq]

I actually love Ebony and Ivory and it has a great message, Lol.

[@susanbotwinski5584]

😅👏👏👏

[@mpkny]

I was lucky enough to see this live only a couple nights ago as Paul has just commenced his tour of Australia. Simply amazing, I'll never ever forget it!

[@NokiTravels]

Oh HELL yeah I’m so here for a Paul McCartney BANGER

[@loosilu]

At the McCartney concert you attended, this was the song with the huge pyrotechnics display.

[@m.y.o.b.724]

Yes !! This is such a cool song.❤Add on: "View To A Kill" by Duran Duran is another great James Bond soundtrack.

[@Stefan-]

Yeah, its really great and im not one that know much about Duran Duran at all even.

[@chriscraftguy]

Funny you mention “View”. Until that theme arrived, I always thought “Live and Let Die” was the best Bond theme. “A View to a Kill” took the number 1 spot.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Man I saw that movie so many times in the theater as a kid and this song was on the radio all the time. Along with several other McCartney hits. But it was generally considered a masterpiece and as a kid I really loved all the texture in it and everything. That's just a great relentless vicious romp when it gets rolling.

[@brandonhill2183]

It's an S tier song for what it was produced for. As an intro song for James Bond. As a stand alone outside of that context, it's an A/B+

[@kentzepick4169]

S-Tier in any context!

[@glenndespres5317]

This song was a MAJOR highlight at the Wings Over America Tour concert at the old Boston Garden in ‘76 . Amazing sound with lasers and pyrotechnics! The man can put on a SHOW!

[@davidburkett4005]

OMG Andy, you have never seen a Bond film!!!! As a guy, I would not admit that. It is like never having a beer. Start with a banger, Casino Royale, then Goldfinger or From Russia with Love. You'll be hooked.

[@CycolacFan]

Just make sure it’s the modern Casino Royale, watching the 1967 version will put him off cinema for life.

[@annafitzgerald9913]

I saw them perform this on the Wings Over America tour, and the laser light show was state of the art and original for the time (1975) I can’t hear the song without seeing the laser show in my head.

[@heidigrezel2596]

Jet or Let 'em In, next. Love this one. LIVE, it's insane! Goosebumps.

[@jdzube2933]

THE best song of any Bond movie!!!

[@andreasfahlen4936]

Never man with the golden gun- lulu

[@mindykloster3540]

The structure and orchestration of this song is so unique! When I first heard it as a kid in the 70’s I thought about the Beatles song, A Day in the Life-GENIUS! My favorite part of the song is in the first orchestral part the winding down sound of the string section; So very creative.❤

[@mobanewman7139]

When he did the Super Bowl halftime show, he did this, and it was great.

[@daveaxel1122]

Epic song! Props go to Linda McCartney's contribution to this song. Paul said in an interview, that Linda came up with the reggae flavoured section "what does it matter to ya"... She was an integral part of Wings and their overall sound with her high harmonies, and of course an endless muse of inspiration for Paul ✌️

[@cwall9962]

... and then they unplugged her mic!

[@sqonk21]

Linda McCartney was in her words...'the bands rough edge'... I agree with her ❤

[@aquariaaustin2077]

The best James Bond theme, hands down. It captures everything that made the Bond franchise so awesome: a bit of sadness, a bit of playfulness, and tons of electrifying action.

[@riiidiculoso8697]

I just saw him live, tonight. I can’t put it into words. There will never be anything that comes close to The Beatles, and the solo four.

[@jameswarner5809]

This is the original version written and performed by one half of the greatest song writing duo in popular music history. The other is a cover by Guns And Roses. Which one's better? Hmmm... let me think... THIS ONE. THIS ONE IS BETTER. THERE IS NO COMPETITION. THIS ONE!!!!

[@controlZchannel]

Music quality is based on how it sounds, not the historical status of the musician.

[@jameswarner5809]

@@controlZchannel Yes, and this one sounds better. The arrangement is more imaginative and the vocals are superior.

[@Straydogger]

The famous McCartney scream! Love it.

[@shallwocharlie]

Best movie intro of all time. In concert, I was lucky enough to see him perform in concert cool explosions.

[@patriciagoodwin1922]

Thank you for hitting this gem guys! I saw the movie with friends at the drive-in 😁hah! Check out Paul McCartney and Wings, Paul's beautiful wife was in the band, Linda R.I.P. MEMORY ETERNAL 🌹🌹🌹. The live performances are the absolute best. Happy Friday Andy & Alex, have a great weekend, hugs!

[@captainmoretokin2172]

Paul's wife Linda was from a well to do family. Do you know what her maiden name was? No googling now.

[@vicprovost2561]

Great tune, Paul has so many! Try Let Me Roll It from Band On the Run, a mega hit of an album. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@modmary3527]

This is a Bond Movie Banger!!!! 🤘

[@andrewpeters8906]

For a gritty, screaming Paul Mccartney vocal check out the Beatles "Helter Skelter."

[@sardarnikaur6258]

This song is amazing.

[@rb9628]

Have to do "Jet" next.

[@CliffordLake]

Saw this performed live last year at Fenway Park. The fireworks accompanying were intense.

[@viantzpradz4771]

This song nominated for Academy Awards 1974 for Best Original Song...!

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Paul played this in the concert I attended several years ago and it was fantastic.

[@ericj5627]

wings over America's live version is so good.The audience reaction when the explosives go off is awesome!

[@genekemp8087]

Listen to it live if you want hear Paul scream it. I saw him live prepandemic. One if the best live songs I have ever seen.

[@flor9389]

He was commissioned to write it. Wrote it in one day after he read the script the night before. Perfectly captured a Bond movie - a rollercoaster ride of action, suspense and women

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

Awwww SO glad you’ve got round to this EPIC experience … enjoy lads ! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@RichardDicksondlyrch68]

You all should watch the opening credits to the film to see how the song plays over them.

[@timbo7457]

This is one of my favorite songs of his, just because of how it changes all the way through the song, never constant..but somehow it all fits perfectly.

[@garystrahan4601]

It's coincidental how this has come up in recommendations, as I'm currently sitting in my seat at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia at 7:00 pm on Saturday the 21st of October and I'm waiting for Paul McCartney to come on stage in 30 minutes from now.

[@petepower4217]

"Bones and piccolo, oh my! And the way PM unleashes the french horns! McCartney absolutely nailed the "Bond" feel on this chart. And how that last chord fades into the first screenshot, fantastic!

[@badsherman1193]

To get the full effect of the song, you should listen to it while watching the movie's opening title sequence, music is matched to images on screen; not initially meant to be heard as a stand-alone rock song. Still an all-time banger, especially when Paul plays this in concert.

[@562goodguy]

One of the best soundtracks of the 70's is from the movie "Superfly", and the best song from the soundtrack is "Freddy's Dead". "Freddie's Dead" was ruled ineligible for the Academy Award for Best Original Song because its lyrics are not sung in the film Super Fly. You two need to hear this one. Remember this song is from 1972.

[@toddarnold4756]

Paul has spoken over the years about how, after the first Bond films came out in the early to mid 60s, and during the height of Beatlemania, he and John Lennon would tell each other that someday they wanted to write a James Bond theme song... something Paul never forgot, and in 1971, got the chance to write one of the best hit songs for the Bond franchise...

[@ak99uk]

1973.

[@renee7407]

One of the most incredible experiences seeing him perform this live in concert back in the late 90’s. Blew me away!!!

[@moniphil]

4pm? What gives? This is my M-W-F lunchtime entertainment.

[@cynthiawhite9830]

Me too. I don't know. It's pre-recorded.

[@twenty3enigma]

Are you on the west coast too? They're in Florida -- eastern time.

[@moniphil]

@@twenty3enigma I’m central time.

[@geraldinemallon1043]

One of my favourite Bond themes along with Chris Cornell’s You Know My Name.

[@FBodStudios]

I was ten years old when this movie came out, and I had zero context with regard to James Bond. I heard it on the radio one afternoon and was instantly transfixed. I couldn’t wait to hear it again. I slept with a little portable radio under my pillow that night, and when the station played it again (around 3am) I woke my sister up so she could hear it. I still love this song with much love.

[@stevenstyles7602]

Paul is literally a living legend, it will be played in hundreds of years from now, just as classical music is today.

[@catbutte4770]

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I love this song! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😻❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@larsamundo]

You have to know at the time that any Bond theme that came before this were never Rock songs which since then is true for more than half of them. The producers first listened and wanted Shirley Bassey to do it but McCartney said take it or leave it. My version or you don’t get it. Killer tune and when he does it live it has pyrotechnics that really bring it out as a show stopper.

[@genedoss664]

The chord and fade at the end goes with the crossfade from the opening credits back to the story of the film.

[@tinaportillo2206]

I love the vibe of you guys being in this room, I can’t tell you how much the two same sized light colored planks on top of each in the studio drive me crazy. I know petty. Aside from that I’ve been watching you guys since you started and have always enjoyed

[@actorcontact]

All time classic movie and movie soundtrack is Fast Times at Ridgemont High. We Got The Beat - The Go Go's. Written by Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous). If you guys have not watched this movie yet, do yourself a favor and watch it. Jeff Spicoli: "All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine."

[@MrDeadstu]

"Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five" by Sir Paul McCartney's Wings is a dope tune gentleman, the closing song from his amazing album Band on the Run. I prefer you both hearing a new song, so give it a try, you will not be disappointed. About this reaction, I prefer Sir Paul's version over GnR's, they didn't really make it their own. Like how Nazareth makes Joni Mitchell's "This Flight Tonight" 100% Nazareth, it F*cking rocks.

[@jessederks3889]

This is one of his most awesome songs live

[@TheDivayenta]

Beautiful home! Andy with long pants! Sea change! ❤❤❤

[@ilabelle1]

I’ve always liked Paul’s multipart songs like this one. Uncle Albert, The Pound is Sinking and what about side 2 of Abbey Road? Also his voice back then was absolutely killer. Paul was actually one of the best screamers. 🤘😳🤘

[@loosilu]

He had one of the greatest vocal ranges of all time in rock and roll. he can scream on perfect pitch.

[@ilabelle1]

@@loosilu He gives me the willies when he’s in that mode! John could do the same but in a different way and just as cool.

[@loosilu]

@@ilabelle1 They were also both ridiculously good at whistling. Paul said they used to whistle tunes back and forth.

[@ilabelle1]

@@loosilu Lol. Was there nothing they couldn’t do? Virtuoso whistlers! 🤘😳🤘

[@ericwilliams1031]

You should do "Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five" next. It's on the Band On The Run album.

[@jflago]

The in concert version of it is bombastic!! Check out a video. Paul can rock!

[@jeffheck5559]

Sir Paul is undoubtedly the GOAT of song writing. Wings greatest hits is a fantastic showcase of his talent.

[@Ibanezed210]

Just my opinion but Roses's voice sounds like he is singing while stepping on a rusty nail!!!!!!!

[@oldmovieman7550]

Saw him perform this in Syracuse and the pyro set part of the stage on fire. Great performance

[@VasChordum]

i was there too! scared the shit outta me LOL but it was so so cool. still quite the entertainer at 80

[@lorilawry1532]

I saw Paul again last summer. When he played Live and Let Die the place went crazy with lights and lasers!!

[@russelldye3751]

Saw Paul McCartney in San Francisco at what was at that time called A T & T park with 40,000 + of my best and closest friends for my 60th birthday and for this song was so amazing pyrotechnics and all!

[@johnhughes3214]

Quite possibly the greatest banger of Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles career.

[@d-rock5235]

This and Band on the run.

[@larsamundo]

Close but hands down Juniors Farm is a bigger banger!

[@emilyflotilla931]

I second the original comment!

[@Chatta-Ortega]

​@@larsamundo No contest. Junior's Farm is his biggest post-Beatle banger.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

Hmmm, you need to listen to his work on the Rolling Stones' "Bite My Head Off," from their new album ("Hackney Diamonds"), which just came out today. It's quite a banger, in no small part due to Paul's base line on that track.

[@pauloingram]

Nobody Does It Better by Carly Simon is the best Bond theme imo. (and Radiohead did a cover of that!)

[@bobbygempton5669]

I saw PMc & Wings (Linda, Denny Lane, Denny Sewell & Henry McCulloch) in 1973, on their Red Rose Speedway tour. They opened with this song - one of the loudest performances I've ever seen, amazing pyrotechnics and all. Fan - f-cking-tastic! Next song was My Love. Amazing! ❤😮😊

[@oboogie2]

Also, a great and forgotten soundtrack song (different from their normal fare) was "To Live and Die In L.A." (of the movie of the same name) by Wang Chung.

[@donnakubiski5572]

That is a great choice and a great song. 👍👍

[@oboogie2]

@@donnakubiski5572 yep, had the cassette after seeing the movie at the theater. Not a particularly memorable movie, but I always loved that song.

[@donnakubiski5572]

@@oboogie2 I've always loved the song too. The only distinct things I remember about the movie is that William Peterson is a crooked Secret Service agent and the bungee jumping scene off the bridge. Also actor John Pankow who is the brother of trombonist James Pankow from the group Chicago plays his partner.

[@michaelnorris7353]

I really like your dogs. There`s not a chance in hell Guns & Roses` version is better than McCartney`s. This is one of the best tunes I have ever seen done live anywhere. On the 1977 "Wings Over America " tour McCartney pulled out all the stops with explosions, lasers & a full horn section. It sounded incredible live. This tune is minimum A plus all the way. Great show guys.

[@rayhutchinson640]

I'd love to see you guys react to a big bunch of Bond theme songs. Great reactions, guys!

[@kbusby4824]

Yes!!

[@Lexy-O]

Another great soundtrack song is Cat People Putting Out Fire from the 1982 Cat People Soundtrack by David Bowie

[@SWLinPHX]

I actually learned the phrase "live and let die" before the classic "live and let live", due to my age at the time this song and film came out. It was huge.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Many thanks to Andy & Alex! 💎 #AndyAndAlex #PaulMcCartney #LiveAndLetDie

[@danroth3514]

Today’s performance will be rated “G” since I’ve received confirmation that both Andy & Alex will be wearing long pants today! Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

[@Festvangelist]

Love this Song loved the Movie ! The soundtrack with the same name was fantastic throughout the movie.

[@stacihensley7533]

I have gotten three speeding tickets because of this song!!!