The best use of a recorder anywhere in the history of pop music by virtue of the fact that is probably the only use of a recorder in the history of pop music!!? Correct me if I'm wrong
The first time a heard a Jam song (In The Crowd at about 3am on a DC underground radio station) I knew they were different and awesome. i only wish they'd have put out a few more albums but things happen the way the do for a reason and I'm glad to have beeen able to enjoy their music back then and now.
What a fucking beautiful song. This song will always haunt me, genius. Inspiring stuff. Come on - let's fucking take the fucking call to arms and hold hands - and meet in the wasteland without feeling guilty - our lives might tumble and fall - but there's always that golden land of youth - which this album was all about - fucking hope, dreams, reality, where's the new Weller? Where's the old Weller? Where's the spirit? Meet me on the wasteland and tell me!
Another gem, nice one xenoxiq. Love the recorder in this (I'm guessing the intro and other bit I'm thinking off was done with a recorder??). That's another thing about the Jam, never afraid to try summat you wouldn't have expected, often influenced by whatever Weller was listening to at the time or just sheer musical genius on his part . . . and that's before we get onto his ability to put unreal lyrics together. Got to give Thick as Thieves a mention at this point - what an absolute stormer!
still know every word to every song. still means as much to me now as back then. top tunes are top tunes no matter how many years fly by us. keep it real and fuck x factor ect
One of many many top tunes by THE band of my lifetime.....a band, a movement, a mod father , a fashion style and a library of songs that influenced a generation.
With the benefit of a great deal of hindsight... This could be the song where he 'most perfectly' captured England, and the lives therein. Melancholic, remote and still passionate for what is so obviously his landscape. The imagery lilts towards Philip Larkin's "Going going", and yet carries the refrain of an almost hopeful 'love song'. Or at the very least, a romantics' vision of one.
Thanks for this, there's a lot of photo's I've never seen before. And I bought Setting Sons on release!
This song is one of my favorites. Watch the rain fall... It tumbles and falling... Like our lives... Exactly like our lives. I'm native Japanese and love the Jam in that time. New Wave Movement swept all over the world and I really felt it about 30 years ago. Thank you.
Yes i did as well, with nothing on the back!! ha ha. I bought mine down queens crescent market near kentish town and i always played side 2 thinking it was side 1!! I had forgotten all about that!!
Jesus - I haven't heard this for almost 30 years. We had a tape of 'Setting Sons' in our freezing dorm at school - this is the song I'd fall asleep to - what a beautifully warm feeling it has.
The Jam were eclipsed at the time by Joy Division, Wire and the Fall (et al) as cooler, darker, less sell-out poppy bands and I'd forgotten such gems as this or "Thick as Thieves" and "Private Hell" which show Weller as a great songwriter. Love that flute bit.
I'm in the same boat 25+ years and now I know why I loved them so much back then. I remember seeing them live in Brighton in 1980: I was in heaven (despite all of the gob that was raining down on me from the upper seats).
Oh, and thanks again for reminding me I am not alone in a world of watered down wimpified zombies who take pleasure in the mediocrity of life. God bless the Jam and all Jam fans!
The human spirit MUST NOT be defeated. And it doesn't matter if we never meet again - this moment will always remain. Long live the Winstons and Julias of this world, wherever they meet. Mind you, I do prefer the water meadows rather than the wastelands.
all u lot are so lucky im only 17 and my dad use to drum all these bands back then ive gotta grow up with all this waste of space who think there lyrically talented and inspire people when all they are is a load of shit. ill be listening to this and all them great sogs from the bands in the 80's for years to come. theres one band whos like the jam lyrically really good there called The Rifles im telling you if u like the jam ud love the Rifles buy both there 2 albums and it wont fail to impress!
Oh my god...you are so phucking welcome....It's just so awesome to know you are not alone...to make a connection through this music....we are doing what weller and davies and townsend and lennon wanted and you are part of it as am I. Phuck apathy and phuck arrogance...praise the free spirit of MOD and rejoice in your dance of life!
Glad I am not alone....best lyrics ever written here...I mourn the younger kids who don't have a PW to help guide them through this "drab and colourless world." Lord knows how he helped me navigate through all the BS. God bless the Jam and the spirit that they imparted upon all those fortunate to hear their song.
Certainly one of my favourites - although "Thick as thieves" is the one that hits me hard - I lost a good friend while we were on active service together and the lyrics to that one still grab me.
Sorry to hear about your mate, Thick as Thieves must hit home. Great song from a great album with loss - of innocence, youth, love & time - a major theme.
Such a haunting song..slightly depressing song tinged with gray skies Weller transported me as a boy to these places even though i grew up in the states..Thank yyou Jam.please for the love of G*d, reunite....
Aye - techincally different eras but Quadrophenia, The Jam and The Who pretty much dominated my music and dress styles throughout the 80's. Thanks for the comment mate!
BIG QUESTION: on the line 'the holy coca-cola tins', is it HOLEY or HOLY? because my mum says it's holey because people used to shoot tins with rifles, but all the lyric sites i have checked say it's 'holy' as in, sacred.
Truthfully/? No idea ;) But I have checked as you have and found both "holy" and "holey". Best guess is that your mum is right. I used to shoot at tin cans before idiots ruined gun laws in the U.K.
Unless there is a religious link we are all missing, I'd say it's "holey"-as in being shot.
Where has he been for 25 years? Good enough stuff, for sure, but nothing that breaks your heart like this does. The whole concept of the song - and then the final line: 'like our lives, exactly like our lives' - well that says it, doesn't it?
Good comment - probably something along the lines of "right band singing the right tracks at the right time".
Music nowadays is stale, bland and tuneless tbh, with very few exceptions - and those exceptions generally don't amke it 'cos the brainwashed "sheeple" out there listen to mass-produced and manufactured shit.
Saves them having to actually think, doesn't it? Thank you for your comment ;)
A little gem of a song, saw em in London Sobell sports centre about 29 years ago 10 years old went wiv me mam dad, bor and his mates. About 7 years later we brought Bruce and the 100 men to the Welsh valleys went out after wiv him for a meal and a beer, absolute gent. Nice one son.
reminds me of exactly where I grew up, spookily enough. There was a empty wasteland round the corner from our terraced house, and down the other end of the road were some hi-rise council flats, like Weller's "monolith monstrocities".
What is it about this song? Just love it. Reminds me of being young and all the dreams that died with it. xx
TheFakeyCakeMaker 1 month ago
this drab and colourless fucking world. Ha!
Vascillate 2 months ago
The best use of a recorder anywhere in the history of pop music by virtue of the fact that is probably the only use of a recorder in the history of pop music!!? Correct me if I'm wrong
6666hoopick 2 months ago
my fave jam song!
bretadounitedfc 6 months ago
The first time a heard a Jam song (In The Crowd at about 3am on a DC underground radio station) I knew they were different and awesome. i only wish they'd have put out a few more albums but things happen the way the do for a reason and I'm glad to have beeen able to enjoy their music back then and now.
TheCoreyhlltt 6 months ago
0.52 looks a little bit like Dennis Waterman from Sweeney/Minder does Rick.lol.
scabbard1597 6 months ago
Gorgeous song.
Fab4Mitchum 7 months ago
one of the bands most underated songs, but bloody brilliant
qooq88 7 months ago
@1:35 is that photo from a film? if so what is it called?
RayCrayon16 9 months ago
@RayCrayon16
Hello mate - the film is "Quadrophenia", Watch it if you haven't!!
Thanks for your comment.
xenoxiq 9 months ago
exact same beat as ``Lindsay Buckinghams` trouble.Fascinating indeed!
freddygoldstein 9 months ago
Lyrics and music. A masterpiece.
AlbellaAudiovisual 11 months ago
wat a fucking tune, wat a band, their lyrics meant something, loved them, only the stone roses cum anywhere near them!!!!
58busby58 11 months ago
@58busby58 true
joydivision808 7 months ago
What a fucking beautiful song. This song will always haunt me, genius. Inspiring stuff. Come on - let's fucking take the fucking call to arms and hold hands - and meet in the wasteland without feeling guilty - our lives might tumble and fall - but there's always that golden land of youth - which this album was all about - fucking hope, dreams, reality, where's the new Weller? Where's the old Weller? Where's the spirit? Meet me on the wasteland and tell me!
trifelgeputinage 1 year ago 2
fuckin tune!
modsheff1 1 year ago
is it about abandoded city or what?
jonnytheoasisfan 1 year ago
@jonnytheoasisfan it's about a dump, and the "monolith atrocities" are tower blocks.
somonelse666 1 year ago
Another gem, nice one xenoxiq. Love the recorder in this (I'm guessing the intro and other bit I'm thinking off was done with a recorder??). That's another thing about the Jam, never afraid to try summat you wouldn't have expected, often influenced by whatever Weller was listening to at the time or just sheer musical genius on his part . . . and that's before we get onto his ability to put unreal lyrics together. Got to give Thick as Thieves a mention at this point - what an absolute stormer!
Vascillate 1 year ago
thanks for this greetings from australia
spanneroi 1 year ago
This song makes me happy. <3
TheTourmalineRose 1 year ago 3
One of Weller's underrated songs. Great tune.
wovokanarchy 1 year ago 3
still know every word to every song. still means as much to me now as back then. top tunes are top tunes no matter how many years fly by us. keep it real and fuck x factor ect
antony250468 1 year ago 3
Blessed relief... one of my faves as I get older xx
paully1969 1 year ago
still out there :)
c1modernist 1 year ago 3
@c1modernist Aye - still around chief. Been disgustingly busy at work. Will make an effort to get on more asap ;) Thanks for the comment!
xenoxiq 1 year ago
One of many many top tunes by THE band of my lifetime.....a band, a movement, a mod father , a fashion style and a library of songs that influenced a generation.
harrydave69 1 year ago
With the benefit of a great deal of hindsight... This could be the song where he 'most perfectly' captured England, and the lives therein. Melancholic, remote and still passionate for what is so obviously his landscape. The imagery lilts towards Philip Larkin's "Going going", and yet carries the refrain of an almost hopeful 'love song'. Or at the very least, a romantics' vision of one.
Thanks for this, there's a lot of photo's I've never seen before. And I bought Setting Sons on release!
APublicDomain 1 year ago
Thanks for putting this up, made an old mod happy.
redjam3 1 year ago
PW is just a genius.The greatest come back on baba O´riley, ever.
SchnelleHeinz 1 year ago
is foxton the best fuckin bass player ever or wot !!
boardy777777 1 year ago
itsd fuckijn berautiful ,best fuckj in band of all time
boardy777777 1 year ago
This song is one of my favorites. Watch the rain fall... It tumbles and falling... Like our lives... Exactly like our lives. I'm native Japanese and love the Jam in that time. New Wave Movement swept all over the world and I really felt it about 30 years ago. Thank you.
suzumotojin 1 year ago 12
@suzumotojin The one thing that never ceases to amaze me is how far and how deeply the Jams'influence has been felt.
Thank you for your comment ;)
xenoxiq 1 year ago 2
@xenoxiq I'm from Tennessee in the US, first heard The Jam in '95, and have loved them ever since.
powbiffbang 1 year ago
@suzumotojin
those are wonderful lines,this is such a sweet song
rteasy 1 year ago
I love this song it made me ask my mum what a monolith was and god bless her she knew straight off
kirkbyla 2 years ago 17
Hehe - mum knows best ;p Cheers for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
MOD MOD MOD RULES!
PEACE NLOVE
rockingmods 2 years ago 7
;p Cheers for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Did anyone get a cover of Setting Sons without the listings on the back? I did and used to play side 2 first for years before i realised!
kiz66 2 years ago 5
Mine has a listing - might be worth checking to see if you have a misprint or factory defect. Could be worth a bit of cash!
cheers for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
@kiz66
Yes i did as well, with nothing on the back!! ha ha. I bought mine down queens crescent market near kentish town and i always played side 2 thinking it was side 1!! I had forgotten all about that!!
betthatsgood 2 years ago 6
It was "All Mod Cons" that really got me hooked, but "Setting Suns" was more personal, you know?
I remember bouncing off of the walls to "Saturday's Kids" and as for "Private Hell". . . what a gem!
Best to you (-:
steelyman08 2 years ago 5
Heheh - Saturday's kids still evokes images of council estates and teenagers now!
All the best ;)
xenoxiq 2 years ago
The cheap perfume, ahhhhhh (-:
And then this:
"These are the real creatures that time has forgot,
Not given a thought - its the system -
Hate the system - what's the system?"
Take care.
steelyman08 2 years ago 7
"Dip in silver paper when their pints go flat" - Anyone get that reference for 10 points?
xenoxiq 2 years ago
". . . a brave, but useless show of compassion
and that is forbidden in this drab and colourless world."
Nice.
steelyman08 2 years ago 5
Emotive, eh? I always like the lyrics "missing the tranquility of solitude"
10 points for naming the song they come from!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
What about this for perfectly capturing the feel of those days:
"And there amongst the shit - the dirty linen,
The holy Coca-Cola tins - the punctured footballs,
The ragged dolls - the rusting bicycles,
We'll sit and probably hold hands.
And watch the rain fall - watch it - watch it -
Tumble and fall - tumble and falling -
Like our lives - like our lives -
Just like our lives."
Pure urban, no-nonsense, British poetry (-:
steelyman08 2 years ago 7
"That's Entertainment" (-:
steelyman08 2 years ago 3
10 points ;p
xenoxiq 2 years ago
@xenoxiq Thats entertainment
Gashasoul 2 years ago 8
10 points ;p
xenoxiq 2 years ago
@xenoxiq That verse always caught my attention:
"Two lovers kissing amongst the scream of midnight
Two lovers missing the tranquillity of solitude"
Much more appealing than
"Lights going out and a kick in the balls "
Oxmix64 1 year ago
@xenoxiq A bit late, but anyway "That´s entertainment" for two lovers.
SchnelleHeinz 10 months ago
Jesus - I haven't heard this for almost 30 years. We had a tape of 'Setting Sons' in our freezing dorm at school - this is the song I'd fall asleep to - what a beautifully warm feeling it has.
The Jam were eclipsed at the time by Joy Division, Wire and the Fall (et al) as cooler, darker, less sell-out poppy bands and I'd forgotten such gems as this or "Thick as Thieves" and "Private Hell" which show Weller as a great songwriter. Love that flute bit.
mrj8239 2 years ago 7
Ah Private Hell - as true today as it was then ;)
Glad the song stirs memories for you mate. Thank you for the comment and have a great new year!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Sorry about the delay - but you have a great new year too!
mrj8239 2 years ago 4
I'm in the same boat 25+ years and now I know why I loved them so much back then. I remember seeing them live in Brighton in 1980: I was in heaven (despite all of the gob that was raining down on me from the upper seats).
steelyman08 2 years ago
Hehehe - fond memories ;p Thank you for sharing them! Take care.
xenoxiq 2 years ago
The USA needs a punk movement NOW!!!
flippyflyer 2 years ago 6
Something truly revolting like the Sex PIstols again ;p Something to really shake people up again!
Cheers for commenting ;p
xenoxiq 2 years ago
oh god good song
the jam is the law!!
davegangrena 2 years ago 7
Glad you like it mate ') Thank you for your comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Oh, and thanks again for reminding me I am not alone in a world of watered down wimpified zombies who take pleasure in the mediocrity of life. God bless the Jam and all Jam fans!
orweller3 2 years ago 9
You aren't alone, Brother. Far too much pc bullshit pandering to fuckheads.
Thank fuck they can't censor our ears - our last real freedom left ;) Cheers for the comment and you take care now!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
My favourite album (ss) that's personal.
Thank you.
I'm proud to say, I gave IN THE CITY to a 19-20 year old friend, completing her 1st term of a four year art school course Dec 31 of 2009.
She said to me before "Some people saywhy are you going to spend thetime and money to go to art school?"
davesdatingtips 2 years ago 4
The raw sound and power behind "In the city" never fails to impress me - a hungry sound if there ever was one!
Cheers for the comment, mate - be well.
xenoxiq 2 years ago
@orweller3 I pressed the wrong one! wadda cunt!
rock on Mod dude
Peace n love everyone
rockingmods 2 years ago 3
Hehhe - easily done mate.
KTF!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
@orweller3
The human spirit MUST NOT be defeated. And it doesn't matter if we never meet again - this moment will always remain. Long live the Winstons and Julias of this world, wherever they meet. Mind you, I do prefer the water meadows rather than the wastelands.
jules031056 4 months ago
@jules031056 Forgive the lateness of my reply - what an awesome comment! Thank you mate ;)
Be well!
xenoxiq 3 months ago
all u lot are so lucky im only 17 and my dad use to drum all these bands back then ive gotta grow up with all this waste of space who think there lyrically talented and inspire people when all they are is a load of shit. ill be listening to this and all them great sogs from the bands in the 80's for years to come. theres one band whos like the jam lyrically really good there called The Rifles im telling you if u like the jam ud love the Rifles buy both there 2 albums and it wont fail to impress!
AFCFROUD 2 years ago 6
Then fuck all this modern shit - listen to what gives you pleaseure, Brother!
I'll give those guys a listen ;) And thank you for commenting !
xenoxiq 2 years ago
did u listen to them by any chance what u think?
AFCFROUD 2 years ago 4
Ive been listening to Setting Sons at least once every week for the last 30 years and still dont tire of it...without doubt the best album ever made!
MrSmithersjones 2 years ago 10
It is certainly still in my top 10 albums of all time - always nice to see a fellow fan ;) Thank you for your comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Agree absolutely!
balfnet 2 years ago 4
:) Thanks for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Oh my god...you are so phucking welcome....It's just so awesome to know you are not alone...to make a connection through this music....we are doing what weller and davies and townsend and lennon wanted and you are part of it as am I. Phuck apathy and phuck arrogance...praise the free spirit of MOD and rejoice in your dance of life!
orweller3 2 years ago 5
Glad I am not alone....best lyrics ever written here...I mourn the younger kids who don't have a PW to help guide them through this "drab and colourless world." Lord knows how he helped me navigate through all the BS. God bless the Jam and the spirit that they imparted upon all those fortunate to hear their song.
orweller3 2 years ago 3
Instead of the musicians we had - the role models of the music world today leave a lot to be desired.
Tuneless, talentless, arrogant, manufactured bullshit.
Thank you for your comment mate!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
PW's lyrical masterpiece
Seann5 2 years ago 4
Weren't they all? ;)
Thanks for your comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
A great band.
llorensl 2 years ago 4
No arguments there my friend ;) Thank you for commenting.
xenoxiq 2 years ago
i wonder how much of a role this song played in morrisey and marr's blueprint for the smiths...
haveguitarwilltravel 2 years ago 4
How so? What paralells are you drawing mate?
Cheers for the comment ;)
xenoxiq 2 years ago
That was a bit too sombre - so let me say thanks to xenoxiq for a nicely edited video and another Jam song that hits the right spot :)
dazmalski 2 years ago 4
Thank you for your other comment and you are more than welcome ;)
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Watch the rainfall......
Like the whole of Setting Sons it reminds me of those guys who lost their lives in the D Day landings...
dazmalski 2 years ago 3
Agreed. Thank you for your comment.
xenoxiq 2 years ago
My favourite Jam song lyrically.
ledostef 2 years ago 4
Certainly one of my favourites - although "Thick as thieves" is the one that hits me hard - I lost a good friend while we were on active service together and the lyrics to that one still grab me.
Thanks for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Sorry to hear about your mate, Thick as Thieves must hit home. Great song from a great album with loss - of innocence, youth, love & time - a major theme.
ledostef 2 years ago 4
Agreed - "Setting sons" will always remain my firm favourite Jam album.
Thanks for the comment mate!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
remember buying this record - remember the farewell tour in Leeds many years ago - a true classic!! thanks for the memories
paulk2112 2 years ago 3
Thank you for commenting! - Did you go to any of the gigs on that tour, mate?
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. : )
welostit 2 years ago 4
More than welcome ;) Thank you for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Its only when you dont hear a song for ages that you realise what a classic it is.Cheers mate.(One of the best films of all time as well!!!).
markheckyLUFC 2 years ago 5
I've always hated doing the "top 5 tracks" stuff, but I'd have to put this in my top 5 Jam tracks ever. Glad you like it mate ;)
Thanks for the comment.
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Amongst the discarded bric-a-brac,
people have no use for.. amongst the smoldering embers of yesterday.
11spike7 2 years ago 8
Show me one decent group around nowadays that can evoke the clear images those lines do?
And I don't mean the groups that sing at 4,000 mph or the ones banging on about bitches, cars, cash and all that other crap.
Thanks for the comment!
xenoxiq 2 years ago
I agree x
misshelenhardy 2 years ago 8
Such a haunting song..slightly depressing song tinged with gray skies Weller transported me as a boy to these places even though i grew up in the states..Thank yyou Jam.please for the love of G*d, reunite....
flippyflyer 3 years ago 13
A one-off "oldschool" reunion gig would be nice, for sure. ;) Thanks for the comment.
xenoxiq 2 years ago
Personally Wasteland has to be in
the top 5 songs on setting sons my
favourite bitr are 0:52 - 1:16 also
1:48 - 2:00. Great pictures very
good i like how you put Quaddy in
with The Jam not many do.
wezatch 3 years ago 11
Aye - techincally different eras but Quadrophenia, The Jam and The Who pretty much dominated my music and dress styles throughout the 80's. Thanks for the comment mate!
xenoxiq 3 years ago
this might be my favourite song by the jam.
:'( i wish i had been around to see them!!!
BIG QUESTION: on the line 'the holy coca-cola tins', is it HOLEY or HOLY? because my mum says it's holey because people used to shoot tins with rifles, but all the lyric sites i have checked say it's 'holy' as in, sacred.
anyone know? Thanks!
xxxxxxxx
misshelenhardy 3 years ago 11
Truthfully/? No idea ;) But I have checked as you have and found both "holy" and "holey". Best guess is that your mum is right. I used to shoot at tin cans before idiots ruined gun laws in the U.K.
Unless there is a religious link we are all missing, I'd say it's "holey"-as in being shot.
Thank you for the comment ;)
xenoxiq 3 years ago
thank you so much! :)
x
misshelenhardy 3 years ago 11
More than welcome ;)
xenoxiq 3 years ago
Thank You
Divad
Vancouver, B.C.
I saw the Jam for the 1st and last time in 1982, at the Kerrsdale Arena-41st and Arbutus.
I didn't know who they were until then.
davesdatingtips 3 years ago 15
Did you enjoy the concert? Thanks for the comment!
xenoxiq 3 years ago
Where has he been for 25 years? Good enough stuff, for sure, but nothing that breaks your heart like this does. The whole concept of the song - and then the final line: 'like our lives, exactly like our lives' - well that says it, doesn't it?
jonathanfrost1 3 years ago 12
Good comment - probably something along the lines of "right band singing the right tracks at the right time".
Music nowadays is stale, bland and tuneless tbh, with very few exceptions - and those exceptions generally don't amke it 'cos the brainwashed "sheeple" out there listen to mass-produced and manufactured shit.
Saves them having to actually think, doesn't it? Thank you for your comment ;)
xenoxiq 3 years ago
*make (Bloody keyboards ;p)
xenoxiq 3 years ago
mint , saw em first time i was 11 in greenfield, oldham, never looked back, my fave is in the crowd , unbeatable
gazzo12345 3 years ago 19
Nice! seeing them live is something else. Thanks for the comment mate.
xenoxiq 3 years ago
A little gem of a song, saw em in London Sobell sports centre about 29 years ago 10 years old went wiv me mam dad, bor and his mates. About 7 years later we brought Bruce and the 100 men to the Welsh valleys went out after wiv him for a meal and a beer, absolute gent. Nice one son.
beevapatrol 3 years ago 9
NIce! Cheers for the comment mate ;) Glad you liked the song.
xenoxiq 3 years ago
Thanks....been waiting for this song....
1wlmunro 3 years ago 16
More than welcome ;) Thanks for the comment.
xenoxiq 3 years ago
great this tune's finally up on here.
reminds me of exactly where I grew up, spookily enough. There was a empty wasteland round the corner from our terraced house, and down the other end of the road were some hi-rise council flats, like Weller's "monolith monstrocities".
They've recently been pulled down, thank fuck. :)
SmithersJones87 3 years ago 23
Same here - you don't live in the South-East by any chance, do you? ;p
xenoxiq 3 years ago
Nah, up north mate ;)
SmithersJones87 3 years ago 22
Darn it, I you beat me to putting this one up on YOUTUBE!
templeofcola 3 years ago 34
Sorry mate ;p I uploaded it 'cos there isn't a decent version up already. Stick another one up ;)
xenoxiq 3 years ago
one of my all time favourites, cheers :-)
janeyeyre 3 years ago 29
More than welcome ;)
xenoxiq 3 years ago
rocking vid thanks for the upload geezar
drexxore 3 years ago 29
No problem - couldn't find a decent/studio version on here ;p
xenoxiq 3 years ago