Probably the only band i've never got bored of,always the first band on any of my music playing devices!!
four of my favourites
four of my favourites
The Jam
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss three 1-1 draws.
The first got us knocked out of the FA Cup, the next puts us in a good position in our Round of 16 Europa League game, and the latest was an actual decent performance against Arsenal at Old Trafford.
All hopes for the season now rest on the Europa League - does Amorim have the squad to win it?
One of my favourite ever bands, think Sound effects is my favourite album.
Best songs:
Going underground
To be someone
tube station
carnation
strange town
beat surrender
pretty green
man in the cornershop
Eton rifles
Best songs:
Going underground
To be someone
tube station
carnation
strange town
beat surrender
pretty green
man in the cornershop
Eton rifles
they never seem to get much of a mention in the numerous best band discussions that have taken place on this forum
Agree with everything selected so far.
I hope they never reunite...Weller was right to end it when they were at the top.
What sort of music is this?
Massive fan as well. Really brings back the time of the 70s turning into the 80s and some really new exciting sounds coming around, especially from Britain. The Pistols, The Cure, The Bunnymen, Joy Division, The Clash etc. Fantastic time to be young and into music. Was lucky enough to see the Jam twice in California in smaller clubs. Absolutely brilliant live, and they hung out as well for a while and chatted with the punters. Enjoyed the Style Council too, but not nearly as much as The Jam.
Decent documentary on Paul Weller
Decent documentary on Paul Weller
I loved The Style Council...I don't get all the hate.
Weller plays CA quite often these days. I've seen him in SF twice and LA in intimate club gigs for around $30 where you can really enjoy the musical experience. He's started to play more and more Jam songs too. Sadly I was just too young to have seen the original Jam but this is pretty good.
Weller plays CA quite often these days. I've seen him in SF twice and LA in intimate club gigs for around $30 where you can really enjoy the musical experience. He's started to play more and more Jam songs too. Sadly I was just too young to have seen the original Jam but this is pretty good.
New Wave/Punk
dont know if any of you jam fans have listened to this.....
http://www.last.fm/music/Various+Artists/Fire+and+Skill:+The+Songs+of+the+Jam
it got a bit of a rough ride from the critics but i loved it,it may be available on some.....ahem torrent sites.
http://www.last.fm/music/Various+Artists/Fire+and+Skill:+The+Songs+of+the+Jam
it got a bit of a rough ride from the critics but i loved it,it may be available on some.....ahem torrent sites.
Mod rock?
The Jam were my life, for a number of years. All in all though, it wasn't about the music or Weller's sense of style - instead I was just grateful that he spoke for the working class during the Thatcher years.
The second best thing to come out of Woking 