"McCartney himself was bubbling with enthusiasm and obviously happy with the record crowd. He was full of boundless energy throughout the two-hour show, mugging, prancing and joking. He said he was having a good time and he looked it . . . One of the great excitements of the entire evening was the deafening roar of 67,000 people at the end and the sight of thousands of matches lighting the darkened hall before the encore. . .Nothing could have christened the Dome as a rock hall more dramatically or excitingly - the only currently performing Beatle in the biggest show of his tour. It was a night Seattle rockers will long remember."  One assumes the entire show was filmed although the other songs have never surfaced in any form and there are no plans to release a special edition of the film on dvd which is a shame because this is a very enjoyable document.  The Wings on stage were an interesting group to watch with Denny Laine's double neck guitars and Paul's Rickenbacker bass and the endless tambourines on mic stands.  Like most Wings productions Paul gets most of the camera. 

Even during numbers like Jimmy McCulloch's "Medicine Jar" the cameraman focus upon Paul blowing kisses to his wife instead of Jimmy singing the song (poor guy).  The fashions will also make one cringe with Paul sporting a mullet ten years after they were in vogue.  Wing Fan is a very minor label.  This is their first and probably only dvdr production.  The insert is very cheaply produced with the photo used for the movie poster on the front cover.  There are no extras on the dvdr either, simply the movie and a menu listing for each individual song.  Hopefully someday a special edition dvd will be officially released with the entire concert and tons of extras and the ultra cool television trailer with a print made from the master film.  Paul seems to have disowned the Wings period of his career so releasing the movie and the television special are pretty much out of the question.  However the quality is as good as can be expected and is an affordable way to pick this film up.