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Gold - The Jam

 
Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: The Jam / Box set / Audio CD released 2005-09-01 at Commercial Marketing / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 In The City 2 Away From The Numbers 3 The Modern World 4 David Watts 5 Down In The Tube Station At Mid ... more
Gold - The Jam ... Station At Midnight
6 It's Too Bad
7 To Be Someone (Didn't We Have A Nice Time)
8 Mr. Clean
9 English Rose
10 The Butterfly Collector
11 The Eton Rifles
12 Private Hell
13 Thick As Thieves
14 Smithers-Jones
15 Saturday's Kids
16 Going Underground
17 Start!
18 Liza Radley
19 Pretty Green
20 Boy About Town
21 That's Entertainment
22 Tales From The Riverbank
23 Town Called Malice
24 Ghosts
25 Carnation
26 Beat Surrender

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 The Dreams Of Children
2 News Of The World
3 Strange Town
4 When You're Young
5 Funeral Pyre
6 Absolute Beginners
7 Move On Up
8 Shopping
9 Pop Art Poem
10 A Solid Bond In Your Heart
11 No One In The World
12 And Your Bird Can Sing
13 Burning Sky
14 Disguises
15 Get Yourself Together
16 The Great Depression
17 Stoned Out Of My Mind
18 Pity Poor Alfie/Fever
19 But I'm Different Now
20 I Got You (I Feel Good)
21 Hey Mister
22 We've Only Started
23 So Sad About Us

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Release Date: 2005 - 09 - 01, Audio CD, Commercial Marketing
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bz2886

Direction, Reaction, Creation - Ear Book - The Jam

Premium Review I hope you like JAMmin too... (1693 words)
by bz2886 - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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they were smartly-dressed, slickly-tailored and well presented as oppose to the anarchic and uncaring attitude projected by most of their musical peers who were caught up in the punk movement. The Jam themselves were Mods rather than punks and this helped to give their music or wider appeal. The Jam were pioneers of the Mod revival of the 1970s. Mod, stands for modernist and was a youth subculture that developed in 50s and 60s London where its protagonist were know for their immaculate and stylish dress senses and communal rejection of British societal normality of the time. The movement began to decline for a short time although the Jam were one of the influences ...

bz2886

Direction, Reaction, Creation - Ear Book - The Jam

Premium Review I hope you like JAMmin too... (1693 words)
by bz2886 - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
Rating:

they were smartly-dressed, slickly-tailored and well presented as oppose to the anarchic and uncaring attitude projected by most of their musical peers who were caught up in the punk movement. The Jam themselves were Mods rather than punks and this helped to give their music or wider appeal. The Jam were pioneers of the Mod revival of the 1970s. Mod, stands for modernist and was a youth subculture that developed in 50s and 60s London where its protagonist were know for their immaculate and stylish dress senses and communal rejection of British societal normality of the time. The movement began to decline for a short time although the Jam were one of the influences ...

Wolfzilla

In The City - The Jam

Crowned Review City Could-have-been Slicker (1208 words)
by Wolfzilla - written on 28/02/08 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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and The Small Faces would be necessary to take in the band. However, it wasn t until the advent of Punk in 1977, spearheaded by The Sex Pistols, that The Jam would get their break. Helped out by The Clash for publicity, The Jam even scored a support slot on one of The Clash s tours before an argument over pay that lead to bad blood between the two acts, and even ended up on the Polydor records contract that was created for Joe Strummer and company before they jumped ship last minute to CBS. 2 months into their Polydor contract, the band released their debut single, In The City, which would prove to be the title track for their album which followed on 2 months later. ...

Wolfzilla

In The City - The Jam

Crowned Review City Could-have-been Slicker (1208 words)
by Wolfzilla - written on 28/02/08 (Very useful, 36 readings)
Rating:

and The Small Faces would be necessary to take in the band. However, it wasn t until the advent of Punk in 1977, spearheaded by The Sex Pistols, that The Jam would get their break. Helped out by The Clash for publicity, The Jam even scored a support slot on one of The Clash s tours before an argument over pay that lead to bad blood between the two acts, and even ended up on the Polydor records contract that was created for Joe Strummer and company before they jumped ship last minute to CBS. 2 months into their Polydor contract, the band released their debut single, In The City, which would prove to be the title track for their album which followed on 2 months later. ...

Wolfzilla

This Is The Modern World - The Jam

Premium Review This is the Modern Look at The Modern World (1171 words)
by Wolfzilla - written on 04/03/08 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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for This Is The Modern World to meet. As was the case with The Stranglers, after the success of their debuted, which the record company didn t see coming, The Jam were quickly ushered into the studio to record a follow up, to cash in on the Punk craze, which the record companies figured would just be a flash in the pan. This meant that there wasn t much time to write songs, and even those that were written couldn t be given the same try-out as the material on the debut. To further complicate matters, the band s guitarist and lead singer/songwriter Paul Weller had the added distraction of a girlfriend, which, while seeming to dilute the anger that made The Jam s best ...

Wolfzilla

This Is The Modern World - The Jam

Premium Review This is the Modern Look at The Modern World (1171 words)
by Wolfzilla - written on 04/03/08 (Very useful, 54 readings)
Rating:

for This Is The Modern World to meet. As was the case with The Stranglers, after the success of their debuted, which the record company didn t see coming, The Jam were quickly ushered into the studio to record a follow up, to cash in on the Punk craze, which the record companies figured would just be a flash in the pan. This meant that there wasn t much time to write songs, and even those that were written couldn t be given the same try-out as the material on the debut. To further complicate matters, the band s guitarist and lead singer/songwriter Paul Weller had the added distraction of a girlfriend, which, while seeming to dilute the anger that made The Jam s best ...

 

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