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Once again great but just wondering if 1985 should be the last song so the album begins Band On The Run and ends with it ?
That was of course my initial thought, too. But if you have Live And Let Die on the tapes, you simply have to use it as a closing song of the album. There´s no other choice 🙂 And starting side two of the record with a short reprise of Band on the Run isn’t such a bad idea, is it?