Review by Adam Crickett

Osaka 2015 0421 is an exceptional live album by Paul McCartney, showcasing his incredible talent and energy as a performer. Recorded during his tour in Japan, the album captures the magic of his concert in Osaka on April 21, 2015, and features a mix of classic Beatles songs, Wings hits, and solo tracks.

The album kicks off with a rousing rendition of "Eight Days a Week," followed by a rocking version of "Save Us" from McCartney's latest album at the time, New. The crowd is clearly thrilled to hear McCartney's timeless hits like "Jet," "Band on the Run," and "Live and Let Die," which are performed with the same gusto and passion as they were decades ago.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Blackbird," which McCartney performs solo on acoustic guitar. His voice is strong and clear, and the audience is completely silent as he delivers this iconic song with heartfelt emotion.

Another highlight is "Let It Be," which McCartney dedicates to the victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The audience sings along with him, creating a powerful and moving moment.

Summary by Adam Crickett

Osaka 2015 0421 is a must-have for any Paul McCartney fan or lover of classic rock. It's a testament to McCartney's enduring talent and shows why he's still one of the greatest performers of our time.