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  • Great song, shit video

  • MT was the collaborator PW needed to break free from the Jam. In retrospect, if he had augmented the Jam the way he wanted to do his music, the old Jam fans would have said the same things they said about SC. A lot of people just don't like the totally left political agenda he pursued in his lyrics but are too chicken to say it.

  • great

  • salvaadory... I saw James Brown 5 times in the 1970s, and the

    last I saw of him he was "James Brown, the musical genious

    AND the Reagan supporter, from head to toe, inside and out.

    The douachebags were the women he beat. Please get your

    facts right.

    Peace, love...

  • I like The Style Council more than I like The Jam...and that's saying something. Now bend over forwards, this won't hurt you!

  • check "Disco duck". This is completely ripped off from it !

  • Mick..what a fucking goof ball. The guy was never cool.

  • @shakermaker508 The guy wasn't cool. Okay? What's with the match stick in his mouth at the beginning anyway? It's not like he's kicking ass on the piano. The Style Council was all ''style'' no substance'/

  • @VoceTubeia Well Keith Moon was a hell'ov a lot cooler than Mick Talbot. Moon contributed more to music history than Talbot did. Talbot lived on Weller's tail coat and his success was totally dependent on Weller.

  • @VoceTubeia I didn't say he caused the breakup. In fact PW's solo music is perhaps far superior to The Jams and I listen to it on a regular basis. The hammond? Listen to anything by The Small Faces, now that's how you play the hammond. Mick Talbot was and probably still is a wanker and The SC were shit.

  • @VoceTubeia I agree. They had one or two moments in 83. The rest was not my cup of tea.Maybe I was too young to understand what PW was on about. I just don't like anything with a synth with the possible exception of Joy Division or Radiohead.

  • D.C. has a Mike Score (A Flock Of Seagulls) haircut

  • Gee... All you people posting here, and you give ZERO thanks to James Brown for all the influence in this song. And in the long version, you get to hear more of the Fred Wesley (of the 70s JBs) trombone! Oh, by the way, James Brown was a Ronald Reagan Republican, but you'll never read that in left-wing, commie-socialist rewriting of history. James Brown. A capitalist. Stone To The Bone.

  • @1947rande "bp = big profit"

    Oh grow up!

  • "I must insist he was a capitalist!"

  • Hey! It's Obamas theme song!

  • @BlkSun865 considering Bush started two unfunded wars- bankrupted the country while the top 5% earned more money than ever and the middle class and the poor saw their worst economic times in 40 years- all before Obama ever stepped into the white house! Fucking clown!

  • @salvadory What exactly has President O"Barmy exactly achieved with his great giveaway of tax payer"s money?

  • @regvarney lower taxes for me- more college fund help for my children- a tax refund for my new energy effeicient home-a new much needed road in my town completed by stimulus money which gave 45 locals a job for 8 months! The current economic downturn is bad but not nearly as bad as what it might have been! PS iraq war would have paid for free healthcare for all us citizens for atleast 5 years- if youre going to waste money waste it on something good!

  • @salvadory O" Barmy is this generation"s Jimmy Carter.A one term nonentity.Looking forward to the Dems getting wiped out next month!

  • @regvarney unlike the two term entity Bush which destroyed our country on all levels- so you admit Obama is a blip- my point exactly! Bush however has scarred us for a generation!

  • @salvadory Bring back back Dubya.O"Barmy makes him look like Lincoln and FDR in comparison!

  • Lefty singers are very adept at using music to engineer the ideas of young people to the extent of brainwashing.

    (Did you know, that in so-called 'hymn practice' at school, we kids were made to sing Bob Dylan and Ralph McTell songs in the 80s?!)

    Is this why Labour MPs are so keen to fund special recording studios with public money?

    Let's hear behind the scenes of a session of my own Labour MP Johnathan Leftwinger!

    Paste title into bar: LEFT WING RECORD MAKERS AND HEART BREAKERS!

  • @TheDustpile You poor thing, brainwashed by the lefties in the '80's. Did you get back on track despite this terrible background? Found a job? Got married?

  • @TheDustpile the same way national anthems, flags and church hymns are used by conservatives to brainwash kids into nationalism and hate! The national front used to sing chants and songs from oi right wing "punk bands" as they beat on pakis gays africans and jamaicans all for the "glory of the queen" fucking hypocrites!

  • @salvadory 'nationalism and hate' - by the very error of putting the likes of Elgar and Kipling on the level of far-right lunatics, the thrust of that comment is severely weakened!

    Pride in one's country and history is a grand thing. Lessons can be learned both from past glories and errors. And on top of that, yes, Hope and Glory can fill you with optimism.

    And what do the modern Left have? Theirs is a culture of shame - in country, history and people. I know who I'd rather side with.

  • @TheDustpile PS - Take a look at the Youtube video MARTIN SMITH HATES THE UNION JACK for some top-quality treason, paid for by the British taxpayer.

    Yep, that's THE Martin Smith! The Martin Smith ARRESTED with fellow thug chief Weyman Bennett during the UAF riot in Bradford a few months ago! Never mind the EDL, the UAF were the violent rabble that day!

  • @TheDustpile yes wonderful thing lke the national front - the nazis - the mussolinis and pinochet- all under the guise of gflag and country! ive been around the world enought ot know that people are either good or bad and their country of origin has nothing to do with it- the left can hold womens rights -black rights- gay rights - human rights with pride.

  • @salvadory "..the left can hold womens rights -black rights- gay rights - human rights with pride."

    But as you say, noble intentions can be abused. The Communists, for example, advertised a regime of glorious peace but gave the world anything but. Though that doesn't stop the West's students (as well as so many in the unions and Labour) loving or sympathising with the likes of Castro anyway.

  • @TheDustpile yes wonderful things like the national front - the nazis - the mussolinis and pinochet- all under the guise of flag and country! ive been around the world enought ot know that people are either good or bad and their country of origin has nothing to do with it their humanity is whats key-. Ill take a working class hero anyday over some Kensington poof whos daddy handed him his fortune-

  • @salvadory "Ill take a working class hero anyday over some Kensington poof whos daddy handed him his fortune"

    You mean like John Lennon, the mega-rich 'working class hero' who once had his Apple Records man Tony Bramwell approach CASTRO and CHAIRMAN MAO for a record deal? Not the same protector of the innocent who released a song saying the criminals at Attica State jail should all be freed because they were supposedly just 'political' prisoners?

    Mind, Chapman ended up there but hey-ho!

  • @TheDustpile ps the point of elgar and kipling means nothing as good intentions often are misused! What might sound like a glorius idea in practice results in disaster? Considering many of my best friends are in fact not of my country- i have no need for over zealous nationalism- just pride when my country acts right and shame when it sinks to low levels(rascism- superiority complexes etc)

  • Makes me think of  "...this is radio Clash..."

  • timeless

  • that is one smokin bass line....

  • @Groovecat68 Man I wanted to say that and I scrolled down and saw your comment. That bass player carried the whole song.

  • They did a one off version of this at a concert for the miners strike many years ago, totally different lyrics and brilliant !

    Has anybody got it , it was broadcast on radio ?

  • Cool!

  • this shows how his solo career is in autopilot..he dosen;t do this anymore..great songs on the bside of the 12" too..headstart for happiness and micks up..78-84 is the classic weller period and evrything he does now is supported by that period

  • I kind of agree...but the genius of the Wildwood record can't be denied.

  • yes,that is a classic album and also a time when all hardcore weller fans breathed a sigh of relief!!

  • could not agree with you more mate. micks up, what a classic. stood as tall as a moutain, comes close. play it loud and proud , weller forever.

  • this was my fave record at the time, watched them at the oden in brum, pure class.

  • Weller must be an economist because he the same coat for bitterest pill and speak like A child and same sun glasses for money go round and precious.

  • lol... Yeah, it wasn't Weller's best, but it's still 10X better than anything in the chart today! Strange how Weller was all for free speach but one of his fans thinks it's cool to tell other people to "Shut Up". Someone didn't get the message...

  • u shutup respect weller listen to that man its insnae

  • why the fuck did weller do this

    its great but not weller

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