All things Paul Weller.

[AmexRuislip]

Finally after many years have added the Style Councils back catalogue to my collection

Long Hot Summer being played to death on a boogie box whilst enjoying BBQ's on the beach at Glyne Gap

 

[Prince Monolulu]

...as good as music gets

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Dear God I hate that dreary sap.

 

[Norman Potting]

He is older than me and so is Nick Cave.

 

[BBassic]

'Stanley Road' is the quintessential Weller album in my eyes.

Broken Stones
Changing Man
You Do Something To Me
I Walk On Gilded Splinters

Awesome.

 

[Vegas Seagull]

He stopped being angry on 11 December 1982, your collection should stop on that date also

 

[The Modfather]

Just been listening to this Radio 2 documentary on youtube tonight.

 

[fire&skill]

I like him very much

 

[supaseagull]

Dear God I hate that dreary sap.

You're not the only one.

 

[Pickles]

Bar steward of a bloke for splitting up The Jam.

'We are Charlie'? Too much for his own good.

 

[Justice]

I heard he now lives in a town called Malice and has a house near some wild woods.

 

[Mr Bridger]

I loved Weller early doors with The Jam and Style Council, has had few good tracks solo, but seems to me musically he's every so slightly trying to disappear up his own R-soul, Bonoesque style.

Not sure I'm being swayed by his nobby haircut thou.

 

[Mr Bridger]

I heard he now lives in a town called Malice and has a house near some wild woods.

Not Stanley road is it?

 

[User removed 4]

Loved the jam, but let's face it he's a hypocrite who wrote espouses socialism and wrote eton rifles yet he sends his kids to private school, same as Bruce fox ton who sent his son to...............you've guessed it , ETON !!

 

[Mr Bridger]

Loved the jam, but let's face it he's a hypocrite who wrote espouses socialism and wrote eton rifles yet he sends his kids to private school, same as Bruce fox ton who sent his son to...............you've guessed it , ETON !!

Doesn't bother me too much, music to me is about the music, not too much about the message or reasons behind it.

If it made me jump about as a kid, or made me feels the dogs, then it's ok in my book.

 

[BadFish]

Just got myself tickets to see Paul Weller at the Sydney Opera house in Feb. Very excited and thought I would make myself a Jam/Style Council/Paul Weller Playlist. I need to fight the desire to focus on The Jam and the first Paul Weller Movement album.

Does anyone know of any hidden PW gems on Spotify and/or some of the highlights from his later albums I may have missed.

. . . and of course, don't forget to open a thread about Paul Weller and tell us you don't like him. It is both useful and necessary in the social media age.

I'll post the playlist when I am finished.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Just got myself tickets to see Paul Weller at the Sydney Opera house in Feb. Very excited and thought I would make myself a Jam/Style Council/Paul Weller Playlist. I need to fight the desire to focus on The Jam and the first Paul Weller Movement album.

Does anyone know of any hidden PW gems on Spotify and/or some of the highlights from his later albums I may have missed.

. . . and of course, don't forget to open a thread about Paul Weller and tell us you don't like him. It is both useful and necessary in the social media age.

I'll post the playlist when I am finished.

I remember there was a Jools Holland special a while ago which was just Paul Weller playing Stanley Road in its entirety. Fantastic. I went out the next day and bought the album, which is still very much a favourite. Why bother with anything else?

but he obviously Did much, much more…… not bad for somebody from Woking.

 

[Is it PotG?]

 

[scooter1]

Just got myself tickets to see Paul Weller at the Sydney Opera house in Feb. Very excited and thought I would make myself a Jam/Style Council/Paul Weller Playlist. I need to fight the desire to focus on The Jam and the first Paul Weller Movement album.

Does anyone know of any hidden PW gems on Spotify and/or some of the highlights from his later albums I may have missed.

. . . and of course, don't forget to open a thread about Paul Weller and tell us you don't like him. It is both useful and necessary in the social media age.

I'll post the playlist when I am finished.

The PW Movement album was excellent IMHO. Into Tomorrow, Uh Hu, Oh Yeah and Kosmos are great songs! Introducing and Cafe Bleu were also great SC albums

 

[BadFish]

The PW Movement album was excellent IMHO. Into Tomorrow, Uh Hu, Oh Yeah and Kosmos are great songs! Introducing and Cafe Bleu were also great SC albums

Bullrushes and Above the Clouds were my favs on that Album . . . which i played to death.