Yes , if you're in the US , but not here in the UK...

Me too

Instead of power and purity there is poverty. The underdogged BOTRrrr Naked turned out to be soapy and sloppy. This has nothing to do with spying through the keyhole at strangers having sex or admiration for sketches of Mona Lisa. Something to the left, something to the right, no matter what or how. All that Giles. But now we hear that there are too many guitars for such a primitive result. The vocals on this recording also sound mediocre. Oddly enough, Paul's voice in the second part is the biggest disappointment. His singing here is weak, uncertain, without charm. This is not the voice of Beatle Paul, although he is only 31 years old here. It sounds too unprofessional, as if he had never sung in his life. One might even assume that this is an outtake. Linda also sounds bad and quite fake. You can hear that the atmosphere during recording is too relaxed, like at the first rehearsal. But the professional level of the performers does not allow them to turn this into a powerful improvisation. A lot of sound garbage, dirt, inaccuracies, replicas. The myth of Paul's perfectionism has been debunked. Now it’s easy to understand why the breakup of the Beatles was associated with their weak performance level against the background of new groups of the early 70s. Also more evident is George Martin's role in turning a mediocre performance into a first-class product.

Yeah Paul seems opposed to remixing his solo work for some reason. He's only done it for Tug of War which was out of necessity for some technical reason I forget why.

​@@jeffreyroedel9804what reasons?

I guess he just likes the original mixes and doesn't feel they need to be updated like the Beatles mixes have been. Other than his debut solo album, I think all of his records were done on 8 track or 16 track consoles and more later, so maybe he has a point. It's not like these are 4 track recordings with a lot of bounces or reduction mixes...@@debessar95