2008 Limited Edition 2LP 200gm Pressing Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. Includes A CD Of The Album And A 16 Page Color Booklet. This Is Number 6737. Light Corner Crease, Hence Price Reduction. This Is The First Fireman Release McCartney Has Openly Supported. “McCartney Created The Fireman Alias With Youth Back In The Mid-'90s When Electronica Was All The Rage And Macca Hesitated Dipping His Toe In The Water On His Own LPs. A Decade After Rushes, He Revived The Fireman Moniker Not To Cut Another Electronic Record But To Put Out What In Effect Was McCartney III: A Weird Clearinghouse Of Experiments, Jokes, Detours, And Rough-Hewn Pop. Mccartney And Youth Recorded Electric Arguments Quickly -- Not So Much In A Brief, Weeklong Blast Of Activity, But Spending One Day On Each Of The 13 Tracks, Writing And Recording Within A 24-Hour Period. This Speed Is The Opposite Of His Ambitious 2000s Projects Chaos And Creation In The Backyard And Memory Almost Full, Both Accomplished, Carefully Considered Albums Constructed With A Broad Audience In Mind, If Not Necessarily The Charts. As Its Release Under McCartney's Pseudonym Makes Plain, Electric Arguments Wasn't Intended For A Large Audience; He Did This For Himself, Just Like He Did The Two McCartney Albums And Even Ram, Three Records That Had Loose Ends And Odd Detours, Just Like This Does.” - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG