POP Goes The World! / What the Fontaine?!
!!!WELLER!!! (pt.2)
What can I tell you?
I’m still basking in the afterglow of seeing Paul Weller live in D.C. this past Saturday.
Seriously, the man played a two and a half hour show with a passion and a fire I rarely see in musicians of his age and stature.
So, if you don’t mind, I’m not ready to come down off this cloud I’ve been floating on all week.
Playlist
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It's Immaterial, “Driving Away from Home (Jim's Tune)”
from Life's Hard and Then You Die
Ten Records - 1986
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Mighty Mighty, “Law (C86 Version)”
from Pop Can: The Definitive Collection 1986 - 1988
Cherry Red Records
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The Brilliant Corners, “Why Do You Have to Go out with Him When You Could Go out with Me?”
from Somebody Up There Likes Me / Joy Ride
Cherry Red Records
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The Style Council, “Walls Come Tumbling Down!”
from The Singular Adventures of the Style Council
Polydor
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The Waterboys, “The Whole of the Moon (2004 Remaster)”
from This Is the Sea (Deluxe Version)
Chrysalis Records - 1985
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The Style Council, “My ever changing moods”
from Cafe Bleu
Universal Music Group International - 1984
