maltaseagull
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[Music] Happy Birthday Paul Weller!
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Biggest regret of my life is having a ticket for The Jam's final ever gig at the Brighton Centre in 1982 and giving it to my kid sister. I'd seen The Jam loads of times and she had never seen them, so didn't want her to miss out on seeing the best live band around.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Unforgettable night. Foxton getting hit by a flying bottle, band go off.
Parkas everywhere, many in tears. Bunked off school to queue for the £5 tickets.
A great memory I have on vinyl....
never saw the Jam, saw TSC and Weller loads over the years
I was backstage at Cardiff castle for a Weller gig June 2019 . Which was nice.
I was backstage at Cardiff castle for a Weller gig June 2019 . Which was nice.
maltaseagull
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I’m sure he will find something to be grumpy about! 
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Loved The Jam, but have always found Weller's solo stuff or the stuff with that nodding donkey in the hat on piano trite and practically unlistenable. My bad. Possibly..
- Jun 27, 2012
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Bit unfair on - checks wikipedia - 38 post Jam years of performing, and 22 very different albums.
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HellBilly
Tom Hark Preston Park
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I guess we all opt for different stuff tho eh? 22 very different albums? Suggests to me the boy lost his way a wee bit. Tho having said that, l probably heard about similar number of Fall albums in roughly the same period. All very different, yet all completely the same
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METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Have a word with yourself and your barber....
There's a bloke frequents the upper west stand with a poor attempt at this haircut.
- Jun 27, 2012
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Those blokes are the worst.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Happy Birthday The Modfather!
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HellBilly
I do believe they are called "Wellends"
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That's pretty much my view as well. I know music's subjective and loads (probably the majority) will disagree, but I LOVED the Jam, saw them several times, still play their albums, but his post-Jam stuff .... well it's hard to believe it's the same guy.
Glad I'm not alone!
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
Prolific.
He produced some amazing stuff and some awful stuff, but on the whole you have to hand it to him. He's poetic.
The Jam were quite simply the band of my youth when it came to voice, music, attitude and style.
His recent few albums have been very good. A rich vein of later work. He's due a real turkey soon.
He produced some amazing stuff and some awful stuff, but on the whole you have to hand it to him. He's poetic.
The Jam were quite simply the band of my youth when it came to voice, music, attitude and style.
His recent few albums have been very good. A rich vein of later work. He's due a real turkey soon.