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Compilation albums of b - sides and out - takes are notoriously h ... Last Update 19.12.2009 05:49
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The Sound Of The Jam - The Jam
by thehud - written on 04/07/04 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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Punk imperative number two: never admit you can play Punk imperative number three: use safety pins and tears Now if that was The case how the hell did Paul Weller and the Jam become darlings of the new wave, because that was certainly what they were back in the late 1970s. Weller, Foxton and Buckler flew madly in the face of the accepted wisdom of the time with their nice haircuts, smart clothes and fiendishly clever reworkings of songs by the Beatles and particularly the Who. It was odd that they were always accused of being Who copyists, and it was always too easy to trace the similarities between Weller ...
The Sound Of The Jam - The Jam
by paulhanton - written on 30/07/08 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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As some of you will know from reading previous reviews, The Jam is one of my favourite groups. Before I start, you can get this from Amazon for a fiver, £7.99 from iTunes. The raw energy that messrs Foxton, Buckler and Weller produced through their music was incredible and whilst they certainly courted the Mod scene, in terms of clothing and imagery, their music, was, in my opinion, intelligent punk. A guitar, drums, lead singer (of course they drafted other musicians in) was the core of the Jam and they stand alone in what they did, almost instantly recognisable, great lyrics, energetic music and generally a message. I think if I reviewed every track fully on this ...
Setting Sons - The Jam
by nashmills - written on 10/07/01 (Useful, 129 readings)
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I remember getting into music seriously as a 13 year old. It was 1982. Some older lads next door and at school liked The Jam so that was good enough for me. Their image was cool and their songs were written for teenagers. I borrowed, bought and taped whatever I could. Of all the Jam material I got my hands on, and I think I managed to collect most of it within 6 months, this was my favourite. This was the collection of songs that i identified most with. This was the music I couldnt get out of my head and the lyrics I totally got into. Its a wonderful fealing when you really start getting into something, it becomes the soundtrack to that period of your life. I ...
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