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Still relevant to the class system we have today, as most Jam songs are. Little boy soldiers, Iraq? Afghanistan?

When i was a kid (and a mod) Weller's lyrics didn't have the social impact they do now i'm an adult (and still a bit of a mod) he must be frustrated listening to the crap thats being ...

Just heard this last night on radio Scotland, never heard of this band before, they're brilliant!

Excellent band. Just discovered them. So glad i did.

Just discovered this band last night. Heard them on radio Scotland, they're brilliant!

Just discovered this by chance. I completely forgot this song. I was a mod (an old one now) This brings back memories of scooter runs and being individual from the rest of the 'sheep'.

As Paul Weller said "once a mod, always a mod"

If you like this have a look at 'Little boy soldiers' by The Jam, similar message.

Just found this to settle an argument. Thought it was a sketch from Big Train, totally forgot how funny it was, saved to favourites.

The man is simply a poet, his lyrics are still relative today.

beautiful song.

Great piece of video littleguy, never heard this interview before, just wish Paul Weller still voiced these views in his recent material.

It's the remaining members of Bauhaus when Peter Murphy left.

Forgot how good his song was. Used to play it as a kid on my accoustic many years ago. Gonna dust off my old Gibson and see if i can build up callouses again. Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the download, did anyone notice the bass riff from 'Helter Skelter' at the end?. Or am i pointing out the obvious.

This is one of Quentin Tarantinos fave grindhouse movies, he named a main charcter in Inglorious Basterds after the male lead in this film (the reporter) Hugo Stilitz.