Electric Arguments

About

From paulmccartney.com:

Electric Arguments was the third studio album from The Fireman and their first to feature vocals. Its 13 varied tracks were recorded in 13 days, over a period of nearly a year. It’s also the first Fireman album to be acknowledged by Paul as his work, featuring his and producer Youth’s names on the artwork for the first time. Released by the independent labels One Little Indian and ATO, Electric Arguments topped the Billboard Independent Charts and was the first album by The Fireman to reach the UK and US top 75. Its title comes from a poem by Allen Ginsberg, an influence on Paul at the time, as he’d been “looking at the beauty of word combinations rather than their meaning.” The album was a huge critical success, with Rolling Stone referring to it as “the ex-Beatle’s headiest music in years.”

Special editions

Dance 'Til We're High

By The Fireman • CD Single

Electric Arguments (box set)

By The Fireman • Official album

Electric Arguments (Promotional Digipak CD)

By The Fireman • Official album

Sing The Changes (Promotional Digipak CD)

By The Fireman • Official album

Related singles

Dance 'Til We're High

By The Fireman • CD Single

Related bootlegs

Electric Arguments - Ultimate Archive Collection

By The Fireman • Unofficial album