New, Unplayed 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 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