So don't slag him off if he slows down, like arse holes on this forum do, I've slowed down, just remember the pleasure and your youth was sculptured by this man!! I will remain a fucking fan until I expire, nuff
NO BAND WILL EVER EVEN COME CLOSE TO THE JAM. No group sounds like them live. No one ever penned lyrics like their frontman. No band ever played with such RAGE and HEART EVER.
good point, 'put your hands together for the best band in the fucking world...the jam' i love that quote, haven't used it yet at my age, though i think my dad would let me off
Fast tight Every string every chord. Every word. Is executed with meaning . Not just going through the motions and taking the money..( Gallagher bros ) And that drumming man...cluster bombs. JAM we Salute you.. UK.
I was too young to love the Jam back in the day, I was 7 when they broke up in 82, but they are the band of my childhood and have a special place in my life. One of the greatest bands of them all.
What the hell can I say, well maybe that it's the best friggin Jam video of all time! When these 3 lads started out I imagine they could not conceive how HUGE they would become. i sure wish I had seen then at this show.
you can feel the energy from Paul Rick Bruce … Brit music was untouchable at this time.. talent shows were left at Huey Greens doors - back then you grafted to get famous and had to have talent. Cheryl Cole watch and take note. I saw them in Battersea town hall late 70s. Made my life …
So much energy ....fantastic ....still remember Loch Lomond festival 1980 where they headlined ....setting sons was and is the best album in my humble opinion ....👏👏
If I am not mistaken, the older gentlemen who introduces the band is Paul Weller's Dad. Weller's Dad managed the band from their early days (when Paul was 15 years old).
He was a driving force literally behind The Jam and introduced every gig the same way ... i was lucky enough to see them live 5 times my favourite being Poole Arts Centre supported by The Vapours who Bruce Foxton managed and later played bass for. John Weller was a lovely man and used to let in hundreds of kids to watch their pre gig sound checks ... most of them had bunked off school to do so!
saw them 3 times and got to the the front each time - nothing like it anywhere else - 100s of pogoing fans who knew every word - no0 beer, no mobiles and no wankers talking over the band on stage
Gary Palmer M8 I think that the Jam r my 2nd favourite band 2nd only 2my favourite band i.e. the Human League. I love the B.side of this song ie The Butterfly Collector. And I often do my drum kit inpression 2this gr8 track among others. Paul Weller m8 I think that u r ACE 2me and u should hear my drum kit sound affect impression. Which sounds like the real thing. And is done by mouth alone 2my music on my i pod and it's self tault 2.From Paul Eyles. From Portsmouth
@@colingeddes2172 Yes I do but The Jam as a whole are.my ultimate band. Loved them for so long now. As I am that old 😊. Weller is just a cut above because of his song writing and everything he encapsulates staggers me. But he wouldn't be that man without Rick and Bruce! Nice to meet a fellow Jam fan Colin.. 😁
Don't give one but his latest efforts do not compare to the desire to convey power music such as this, therefore all that goes forward is dilute. The instruct that tags a person to 82 is superficial bullshit. If the jam finished in 82 then PW when did your raison de etre fade
