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Flowers in the Dirt
Rock · 1989 · 13 tracks

Flowers in the Dirt

A polished return to melodic form featuring sharp songwriting collaborations and a lush, late-80s production that balances organic warmth with digital clarity.

June 5, 1989 · Parlophone

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A bright and revitalized collection of pop-rock that balances 80s sophistication with timeless melodic warmth.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
My Brave Face
3:19
02
Rough Ride
4:43
03
You Want Her Too
3:13
04
Distractions
4:41
05
We Got Married
4:57
06
Put It There
2:10
07
Figure of Eight
3:25
08
This One
4:10
09
Don’t Be Careless Love
3:19
10
That Day Is Done
4:20
11
How Many People
4:15
12
Motor of Love
6:25
13
Ou est le soleil
4:45
Moments Worth Listening For
The punchy, melodic bass hook that opens My Brave Face, signaling a return to a classic 1960s pop sensibility.
The tense, theatrical vocal trade-off with Elvis Costello on You Want Her Too, creating a rare moment of grit.
The delicate, intimate acoustic guitar work on Put It There, inspired by a phrase McCartney's father used to say.
Reviews

How does Flowers in the Dirt sound next to the rest of Paul McCartney's catalogue?

Golden Hour+2.4σ

Golden Hour saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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